WorksheetsAct 1 Vocabulary (Juliet and Romeo)
Total questions: 80
Worksheet time: 1hrs 10mins
A weapon; one who exhibits extreme or possible blind allegiance
(a)
Partisan Syn.
biased
supporter
Fair
Disinterested
Partisan Ant.
Biased
Supporter
Fair
Disinterested
Brazilian literature has been seriously prejudice by (a) politics and dilettantism.
Malichus also, the murderer or reputed murderer of Antipater, appears to have been a (a) of Hyrcanus, who had a zeal for Judaism.
During the war and for years afterwards (a) feeling ran high.
Partisan is a(n)
noun
verb
adj
Pernicious is a(n)
noun
verb
adj
Covert is a(n)
noun
verb
adj
Portent is a(n)
noun
verb
adj
Galling is a(n)
noun
verb
adj
Accord is a(n)
noun
verb
adj
Wanton is a(n)
noun
verb
adj
Virtuous is a(n)
noun
verb
adj
Disparage is a(n)
noun
verb
adj
Profane is a(n)
noun
verb
adj
Very destructive or harmful, deadly, baneful, detrimental
(a)
Pernicious Syn
Dangerous
Toxic
Wholesome
Advantageous
Pernicious Ant.
Dangerous
Toxic
Wholesome
Advantageous
The (a) weed has spread all through the flower bed.
The last two wars had a (a) effect on Cuba, draining it of horses, money and of men.
The granddaughter put up with the family's closed minded, (a) nonsense.
The negative impact upon black young people may be especially (a) .
Secret, concealed , clandestine, furtive, stealthy
(a)
Covert Syn
Surreptitious
Hidden
Public
Frank
Covert Ant
Surreptitious
Hidden
Public
Frank
Take the (a) at once, for my guard says the Ilagins are at the border of our estate with their hounds.
The rebellion leader is available only by phone, and organizes the rebellion into (a) databases, and plans their strategies.
The film tells of a (a) hit squad put together by Israeli intelligence to wreak revenge.
Apart from a rare paragraph or perhaps a sentence or two, they contain no mention of CIA (a) operations.
A sign or forewarning; omen; portentous (adj.) momentous
(a)
Portent Syn.
Foreboding
Omen
Ignorance
Ignore
I just hope the reduced number of routes this year is not a ominous (a) for 1990.
Of course, the key point for socialists concerns how to understand the (a) of these positive developments.
The seer would not dare to interfere with this awful (a) of the prince's future.
In the industry many people are specialized in studying, analyzing to figure out the the (a) of the future.
I just hope the reduced number of routes this year is not a ominous (a) for 1990.
Very irritating, vexing, bitter; gall (n) bilel, an irritant
(a)
Galling Syn
Aggravating
Annoying
Agreeable
Soothing
Galling Ant
Aggravating
Annoying
Agreeable
Soothing
His death was an overwhelming grief to his pursuer the Princess, and the discovery that he had long been married to a lady of humble origin must have been (a) in the extreme to her.
I always find this particular question (a) , for some reason. Perhaps it could relate back to when I first was asked it.
Repulsively (a) to think that everything you have been telling me could have been a lie.
The Union's treatment of the disobedience over violence is (a) as they just let the members get away with it.
Failing the test was (a) as you had to go through it all again to qualify, even if only 1 question was wrong.
Agreement, state of harmony
(a)
Accord Sny
Correspond
Agree
Unbalance
Juvenile
Accord Ant
Correspond
Agree
Unbalance
Juvenile
His conception of God is in (a) with these views.
But the assignment of these various meanings to the factor does not yield results which (a) with the historic facts.
And as if in (a) with Rostov's feeling, there was a deathly stillness amid which was heard the Emperor's voice.
Those who were able to get away were going of their own (a) , those who remained behind decided for themselves what they must do.
Immoral, lewd, licentious; (n) someone who is immoral
(a)
Wanton Syn
Outrageous
Shameless
Decent
Moral
Wanton Ant
Outrageous
Shameless
Decent
Moral
His weak points were his (a) breaches of good faith, his extravagance, his frivolity and his self-indulgence, the 7 sins.
Bloodstained hands had been Chaka's Family legacy, they exceeded it in (a) cruelty.
It is (a) to vandalism a religious site.
As flies to (a) boys are we to the gods: They kill us for their sport.
Having excellent morals
(a)
Virtuous Syn
Principled
Honorable
Unethical
Wicked
Virtuous Ant
Principled
Honorable
Unethical
Wicked
She was the most honest and (a) woman that he had ever met.
The (a) man is pure, not in act only, but also in heart.
All mankind fall into two classes - the wise or (a) , the unwise or wicked - the distinction being absolute.
Patience is a virtue... I don't seem to be very (a) at times.
To degrade
(a)
Disparage syn
Belittle
Decry
Admire
Honor
Disparage Ant
Belittle
Decry
Admire
Honor
He made some remarks to (a) the women's game in the past.
There are people who want to (a) this excellent approach.
The suspicions of those who are never sorry to (a) the great have been of various kinds.
She tried to (a) the doctor's education but failed horribly in her ignorance
Showing contempt toward sacred things; to violate, desecrate or defame
(a)
Profane Syn
Blasphemous
Abuse
Validate
Cherish
Profane Ant
Blasphemous
Abuse
Validate
Cherish
On the way he falls among bad companions, forgets his convent language, and shocks the sisters on arrival by (a) swearing.
As regards (a) history his materials were exceedingly defective.
Before the rising of the sun they were to speak of nothing (a) , but offered to it certain traditional forms of prayer as if beseeching it to rise.
One bad habit he contracted, that of using (a) language
