WorksheetsVocabulary Worship Level B Unit 4
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
dishearten
(v.) To take away the enthusiasm of; To discourage
(n.) A shrinking or startled movement or gesture;
(v.) To draw back or tense the body, to flinch
(adj.) Full of energy and enthusiasm
(v.) To move about or proceed hurriedly, scamper, to run quickly, dash or scramble
(n.) Any combination or union for some common purpose
buffoon
(adj.) Likely to cause a dispute between opposing views; Arousing argument
(n.) A ridiculous and amusing person; A clown
(adj.) Almost as described, but not exactly as described; Simulated or unreal
(n.) Any combination or union for some common purpose
(v.) To obtain something with great care or effort;
controversial
(adj.) Likely to cause a dispute between opposing views; Arousing argument
(adj.) Unfriendly toward another; Aggressive and antagonistic
(adj.) Almost as described, but not exactly as described; Simulated or unreal
(v.) To cause to experience shame, humiliation, or wounded pride; To humiliate
(adj.) Full of energy and enthusiasm
inflict
(v.) To cause something unpleasant or painful; To impose something unwelcome on
(adj.) Unfriendly toward another; Aggressive and antagonistic
(adj.) Tending to do great harm; Evil in nature
(adj.) Almost as described, but not exactly as described; Simulated or unreal
(adj.) Failing to achieve the desired result; Unproductive or unsuccessful
inflammable
(n.) An empty space;
(v.) To invalidate, nullify, or cancel;
(adj.) Empty, unfilled; Not legally binding or enforceable
(adj.) Full of energy and enthusiasm
(adj.) Easily set on fire or excited
(adj.) Saturated with liquid; Expressionless or dull, usually from drunkenness
(n.) Any combination or union for some common purpose
wayward
(v.) To confuse the perceptions or judgment of; To puzzle or baffle
(n.) A shrinking or startled movement or gesture;
(v.) To draw back or tense the body, to flinch
(v.) To move about or proceed hurriedly, scamper, to run quickly, dash or scramble
(adj.) Conforming to the commonly accepted beliefs; Traditional
(adj.) Disobedient and resistant to guidance or discipline; Unpredictable and irregular
orthodox
(adj.) Failing to achieve the desired result; Unproductive or unsuccessful
(n.) An empty space;
(v.) To invalidate, nullify, or cancel;
(adj.) Empty, unfilled; Not legally binding or enforceable
(adj.) Almost as described, but not exactly as described; Simulated or unreal
(adj.) Conforming to the commonly accepted beliefs; Traditional
(adj.) Tending to do great harm; Evil in nature
mortify
(v.) To cause to experience shame, humiliation, or wounded pride; To humiliate
(adj.) Full of energy and enthusiasm
(v.) To take away the enthusiasm of; To discourage
(adj.) Saturated with liquid; Expressionless or dull, usually from drunkenness
(n.) An empty space;
(v.) To invalidate, nullify, or cancel; (
adj.) Empty, unfilled; Not legally binding or enforceable
sodden
(adj.) Full of energy and enthusiasm
(adj.) Almost as described, but not exactly as described; Simulated or unreal
(adj.) Unfriendly toward another; Aggressive and antagonistic
(adj.) Saturated with liquid; Expressionless or dull, usually from drunkenness
(v.) To move about or proceed hurriedly, scamper, to run quickly, dash or scramble
spirited
(adj.) Full of energy and enthusiasm
(adj.) Easily set on fire or excited
(n.) A ridiculous and amusing person; A clown
(adj.) Disobedient and resistant to guidance or discipline; Unpredictable and irregular
(v.) To cause something unpleasant or painful; To impose something unwelcome on
SYNONYMS of INFLAMMABLE
customary; standard; traditional
near enough; almost exactly; simulated
fool; jester
coalition; league; pact
excitable; flammable; combustible
SYNONYMS of mortify
abash; embarrass; humiliate
fool; jester
achieve; acquire; gain
gallant; animated; lively
futile; unproductive; vain; useless
SYNONYMS of orthodox
customary; standard; traditional
recoil; shudder; flinch
bare; vacant; invalid
coalition; league; pact
debatable; arguable
SYNONYMS of wayward
aggressive; warlike; unfriendly
scramble; dash; rush
abash; embarrass; humiliate
achieve; acquire; gain
disobedient, rebellious; perverse, unpredictable
SYNONYMS of inflict
gallant; animated; lively
futile; unproductive; vain; useless
visit upon; deal out
excitable; flammable; combustible
customary; standard; traditional
SYNONYMS of spirited
wicked; lethal
gallant; animated; lively
visit upon; deal out
fool; jester
disobedient, rebellious; perverse, unpredictable
SYNONYMS of buffoon
fool; jester
perplex; baffle
scramble; dash; rush
gallant; animated; lively
disobedient, rebellious; perverse, unpredictable
SYNONYMS of sodden
perplex; baffle
visit upon; deal out
gallant; animated; lively
saturated; waterlogged; drenched
wicked; lethal
SYNONYMS of dishearten
dispirit; demoralize; dismay
aggressive; warlike; unfriendly
disobedient, rebellious; perverse, unpredictable
gallant; animated; lively
recoil; shudder; flinch
controversial
disobedient, rebellious; perverse, unpredictable
near enough; almost exactly; simulated
bare; vacant; invalid
perplex; baffle
debatable; arguable
ANTONYMS of dishearten
cheer; encourage; goad; inspire
dry; arid; moisture less; parched
stand tall; face; brave; not flinch
glorify; boost; build up; commend
full; filled; occupied; packed
ANTONYMS of wayward
full; filled; occupied; packed
controllable, obedient; predictable, constant
actual; real; authentic; genuine
cheer; encourage; goad; inspire
benign; beneficial; healthful; favorable
ANTONYMS of inflammable
unconventional; unusual; different; eccentric
full; filled; occupied; packed
cheer; encourage; goad; inspire
fireproof; nonflammable; unburnable; incombustible
dry; arid; moisture less; parched
ANTONYMS of buffoon
actual; real; authentic; genuine
aristocrat; nobleman; intellectual; genius
discord; split; nonalignment; rift
unquestionable; undisputed; agreeable
lifeless; dull; lackluster; cowardly
ANTONYMS of controversial
discord; split; nonalignment; rift
actual; real; authentic; genuine
full; filled; occupied; packed
unquestionable; undisputed; agreeable
friendly; civil; peaceful; amicable
ANTONYMS of mortify
stroll; amble; dawdle; crawl
actual; real; authentic; genuine
glorify; boost; build up; commend
full; filled; occupied; packed
cheer; encourage; goad; inspire
ANTONYMS of sodden
give up; lose; surrender; give away
dry; arid; moisture less; parched
effective; profitable; useful; productive
suffer; undergo; sustain
unquestionable; undisputed; agreeable
ANTONYMS of orthodox
glorify; boost; build up; commend
give up; lose; surrender; give away
aristocrat; nobleman; intellectual; genius
friendly; civil; peaceful; amicable
unconventional; unusual; different; eccentric
ANTONYMS of inflict
cheer; encourage; goad; inspire
unconventional; unusual; different; eccentric
unquestionable; undisputed; agreeable
dry; arid; moisture less; parched
suffer; undergo; sustain
ANTONYMS of spirited
lifeless; dull; lackluster; cowardly
cheer; encourage; goad; inspire
fireproof; nonflammable; unburnable; incombustible
aristocrat; nobleman; intellectual; genius
suffer; undergo; sustain
BUFFOON
noun
verb
adjective
noun, verb
adjective, verb
SPIRITED
noun
verb
adjective
noun, verb
adjective, verb
WAYWARD
noun
verb
adjective
noun, verb
adjective, verb
INFLAMMABLE
noun
verb
adjective
noun, verb
adjective, verb
INFLICT
noun
verb
adjective
noun, verb
adjective, verb
MORTIFY
noun
verb
adjective
noun, verb
adjective, verb
ORTHODOX
noun
verb
adjective
noun, verb
adjective, verb
CONTROVERSIAL
noun
verb
adjective
noun, verb
adjective, verb
DISHEARTEN
noun
verb
adjective
noun, verb
adjective, verb
SODDEN
noun
verb
adjective
noun, verb
adjective, verb
con • tro • ver • sial
con
tro
ver
sial
mor • ti • fy
mor
ti
fy
in • flict
in
flict
spir • it • ed
spir
it
ed
way • ward
way
ward
dis • heart • en
dis
heart
en
buf • foon
buf
foon
or • tho • dox
or
tho
dox
in • flam • ma • ble
in
flam
ma
ble
sod • den
sod
den
