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WorksheetsBrit Lit Vocab Pretest
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
EXEMPLARY
tending to deprive of strength; physically or mentally weakening
being more than is sufficient or required; excessive
Worthy of imitation; commendable
characterized by assumption of dignity or importance, especially when exaggerated or underserved.
RECONCILIATION
to cause a person to accept something
good fellow-ship
a person who conforms to the usual standards to practice
a public speaker, especially one of great eloquence
SUPERFLUOUS
worthy of imitation
being more than is sufficient or required; excessive
tending to deprive of strength; physically or mentally weakening
constant in effort to accomplish something
GALUMPH
an assumption of dignity or importance
constant in effort
to move along heavily and clumsily
being more than what is sufficient
CAMARADERIE
an act of reconciling
Good fellow-ship
a person who conforms to the usual standards to practices of a group or society
a public speaker, especially one of great eloquence
ENERVATING
tending to deprive of strength; physically or mentally weakening
characterized by assumption of dignity or importance
BEING MORE THAN IS SIUFFICIENT OR REQUIRED
worthy of imitation
PRETENTIOUS
a person who conforms
being more than is sufficient or required; excessive
characterized by assumption of dignity or importance, especially when exaggerated or underserved
tending to deprive of strength; physically or mentally weakening
DILIGENT
A person who conforms to the usual standards
a public speaker, especially one of great eloquence
constant in effort to accomplish something
worthy of imitation
CONFORMIST
a person who conforms to the usual standards to practices
being more than sufficient
tending to assumptions of dignity
an act of imitation
ORATOR
a person who is constant in speaking
a person of great sight; foreseeing into the future
a public speaker, especially one of great eloquence
being more than sufficient
