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Worksheetsvocab 1-8 & 9-16
Total questions: 76
Worksheet time: 1hrs 16mins
One who does not know if god exists, relating to doctorine
Agnostic
Amoral
Anarchy
Atheist
Unable to distinguish or indifferent to questions of right or wrong, without moral structure.
Anomaly
Apathy
Amoral
Anonymous
Without rules, a Society or group without laws or government.
Anecdote
Anarchy
Askew
Atypical
A shortened account of an amusing or historical incident.
Anecdote
Aphasis
Askew
Atypical
A substance that makes one insensible to pain.
Anonymous
Aphasis
Askew
Anesthetic
Literally, not normal, irregular, odd, peculiar, or strange.
Anomaly
Apathy
Atheist
Askew
No name, unknown identity.
Anesthetic
Aphasia
Anonymous
Atypical
No emotion, lack in emotion, excitement, or passion
aphasis
atheist
apathy
atypical
the inability to speak usually due to a brain injury.
aphasia
askew
Anarchy
agnostic
in a crooked position, not in line
anomaly
anarchy
askew
atheist
someone that does not believe in the existence of god
atypical
apathy
aphasia
atheist
different from the type, irregular, abnormal
agnostic
amoral
atypical
apathy
the quality of using either hand with equal ease.
ambiguous
abivalent
ambidextrous
amphibian
the surrounding atmosphere of environment
ambient
ambitious
amphitheater
ambivert
having two possible definitions, answers, or meaning
ambitious
ambiguous
abivalent
ambivert
eager to succeed or move forward
ambivalent
amphibian
ambitious
ambidextrous
having mixed feelings about two people or things, conflicted in choosing between to courses of action
ambivalent
amphibian
amphibious
ambient
one whose personality is part introvert and part extrovert
ambivalent
ambivert
amphibian
ambient
an animal that lives both on land and in the water
amphibious
amphibian
amphitheater
ambivalent
two qualities of nature, belongs to both water and land
amphibious
ambient
ambiguous
amphithearter
a large round arena or staging area with tiered seating surrounding a center opening area
ambivalent
ambitious
amphibian
amphitheater
to breathe life into, move into action. to rouse or inspire, or having life
animate
animus
inanimate
animosity
ill-will, hostility, a strong dislike
animus
inanimate
animosity
unanimous
a feeling or display of enmity or ill will towards someone or something
animus
unanimous
equal or balanced mind particularly under stress or strain, calmness
inanimate
animate
equanimity
magnanimous
lifeless, dull
magnanimous
pusillanimous
unanimous
inanimate
generously overlooking a fault or wrong and forgiving it
pusillanimous
magnanimous
equanimity
unanimous
pertaining to being of one mind, of one mind
animate
animosity
magnanimous
unanimous
to being of small mind or spirit, lacking courage
pusillanimous
equanimity
animus
animate
historical account of events by year
anniversary
annual
annals
annuity
yearly recurrence of a past event (a marriage)
anno domini
anniversary
annuity
per annum
literally, in the year of our lord, years since the birth of christ
annuity
centennial
Anno Domini - A.D.
perennial
happening once a year, book published once a year or plant that lives only one year
annual
centennial
semiannual
perennial
an investment that pays out over a fixed term
per annum
annuity
centennial
semiannual
occurs ever 100 years
perennial
semiannual
annuity
centennial
by the year, annually
perennial
semiannual
per annum
centennial
lasting for indefinite time, or a plant that returns yearly
perennial
semiannual
annals
annuity
happens two times each year
per annum
annual
semiannual
perennial
in poker, the amount each player must contribute before receiving cards
antecedent
anterior
ante
antebellum
before the war, especially civil war
antediluvian
anteroom
antebellum
antiquity
any object, place,or thing that goes before something
ant meridiem
antecedent
anterior
antiquarian
of or belonging to the time before the flood, old-fashioned and outdated
antediluvian
anteroom
anticipate
ante
before noon a.m.
anteroom
anterior
ante meridiem
anticipate
located in front of a rear counterpart
anticipate
antiquity
anterior
ante
a room before the room, a waiting room or other space leading into another
anteroom
anterior
ante
antiquity
to realize ahead of time, to answer or obey or anticipate a request, question, or command
aneroom
anterior
anticipate
antiquarian
a person who studies or collects things belonging to an earlier time
antiquity
antiquarian
anteroom
anterior
the classical era, ancient times
antiquity
anticipate
anteroom
ante
the study or origin and development of humans
anthropoid
anthropology
anthropogenesis
philanthropy
resembling humans or type of ape
anthropologist
misanthrope
philanthropy
anthropoid
one who studies the physical, social, and cultural developments of humans
anthropomorphic
philanthropic
anthropologist
philanthropy
the discipline or study of the physical, social, and cultural developments of humans
misanthrope
anthropology
philanthropy
anthropoid
resembling or made to resemble a human
anthropomorphic
ante
anterior
misanthrope
one who is a hater of humans, people hater
philanthrope
misanthrope
ante
interior
relating to be charitable
philanthropic
philanthropy
ambiguous
ante
an act, form, or instance of charity
misanthrope
ante
philanthropic
philanthropy
a person one struggles against in conflict, contest, or race
antibiotic
antagonist
antacid
antonym
a large group of chemical substances made from microorganisms or fungi that destroy bacteria or other harmful microorganisms
antidote
antacid
antipathy
antibiotic
a remedy or medicine used to counteract a poison
antiseptic
anticlimax
antidote
antacid
pertaining to solutions that kill bacteria and microorganisms
antithesis
antonym
antacid
antiseptic
an event, statement, or conclusion that is much less important than what preceded it or was expecting
anticlimax
antacid
antagonize
antithesis
the direct contrast of one thong to another, the opposite
antacid
antithesis
antipathy
antonym
and agent that neutralizes stomach acid
antagonize
antidote
antibiotic
antacid
to irritate or make unfriendly of hostile
antipathy
antonym
antagonize
antisepic
aversion or dislike, opposition in feeling
antipathy
antonym
antithesis
antclimax
a word that is the opposite of another
antidote
antonym
antipathy
antacid
referring to the biography of a person narrated/ written by himself or herself
autocrat
autobiography
automanton
autopsy
government in which one person possesses unlimited power
automation
autonomous
autocracy
autonomy
a person who either has unchallenged influence or power, one such monarch who rules with unlimited authority
autocratic
autocrat
autonomic
autopsy
related to, or being an autocracy, absolute
automation
autonomy
autocratic
autopsy
automatically controlled operation of an apparatus, process, or system by mechanical or electronic devices that take the place of human labor
autocratic
automation
autonomic
autopsy
a self-operating mechanism, a robot
automaton
autopsy
autocrat
autonomy
acting or occurring involuntarily
autocrat
automation
autopsy
autonomic
relating to, or marked by autonomy, existing, responding, acting independently
autonomic
autopsy
autonomy
autonomous
the right of self-government, self-directing freedom and moral independence
autopsy
autonomic
autocratic
autonomy
an examination of a body after death to determine the cause of death or to determine the extent of changes produced by disease
autopsy
autocrat
autocratic
automation
