WorksheetsWorld Literature Vocabulary #6
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 6mins
egregious
extraordinarily bad.
to enlighten
to eat quickly
fitful
to filibuster
to fill up
spasmodic; intermittent.
gratuitous
to grant unlimited wishes
freely given; unnecessary; uncalled-for.
to grate
hierarchy
organization by rank, class, or grade.
to hike near water
a continuous flow
impartial
fair; just; showing no favoritism.
to show anger
to encourage praise
lassitude
to arrive late
state or feeling of being tired and listless; weariness.
sincere thoughtfulness
meticulous
very careful about details; fussy.
to carve in stone
to meet someone new
opportunist
to alleviate
one who takes advantage of any opportunity without regard for moral principles.
to make arrangements
partisan
to seclude
to separate by color
one who strongly supports a party or cause.
quixotic
idealistic and utterly impractical.
to quiz oneself
to make corrections
raze
to cause a disturbance
to magnify
to tear down completely; to destroy.
admonish
to advise against something; to warn; to scold gently; to urge strongly.
to advise
to act appropriately
