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WorksheetsVocabulary 7 Practice
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 9mins
The words omen and forewarning are synonyms for which word?
Decorum
Prevaricate
Premonition
Derision
If a person is mesmerized or enchanted, they are said to be__________.
Immutable
Entranced
Laudatory
Egregious
If a meeting is covert or hidden, it can be described as ___________.
Clandestine
Immutable
Pugnacious
Tranquil
The words weaken and wither are synonyms for which word?
Prevaricate
Renowned
Permeate
Languish
The words evade, misrepresent, and lie are synonyms for which word?
Entranced
Prevaricate
Languish
Pugnacious
If something is enduring or immovable, it is said to be _________.
Laudatory
Renowned
Pugnacious
Immutable
The words disdain and mockery are synonyms for which word?
Premonition
Derision
Renowned
Decorum
If someone is worthy of praise or complement, they can be described as ________________.
Laudatory
Pugnacious
Clandestine
Ambivalent
If someone is described as hesitant or undecided, they are said to be ____________.
Clandestine
Egregious
Tranquil
Ambivalent
If someone is hostile, aggressive or combative, they can be described as ___________.
Entranced
Immutable
Laudatory
Pugnacious
The words steeped, infiltrate or fill are synonyms for which word?
Prevaricate
Permeate
Languish
Entranced
If something is shocking, deplorable, or atrocious, it can be described as _________.
Egregious
Clandestine
Ambivalent
Tranquil
The words placid, calm, and serene are synonyms for which word?
Immutable
Laudatory
Tranquil
Egregious
If someone is described as acclaimed or distinguished, they are said to be ___________.
Renowned
Pugnacious
Tranquil
Ambivalent
The words civility and decency are synonyms for which word?
Derision
Premonition
Decorum
Renowned
The smell of baking bread ______________ the kitchen
Languishes
Prevaricates
Permeates
Jody and Ari had a __________________ meeting to plan the party.
Ambivalent
Pugnacious
Clandestine
Mozart was already a ____________ child prodigy when he wrote his first opera.
Renowned
Ambivalent
Egregious
