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WorksheetsVocabulary List #12 24-25
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
describe or portray (something) precisely.
delineate
irrelevant
feign
luscious
To the golfers, Darla would _________ exactly how the ball would move to the left.
delineate
irrelevant
gloat
imaginary
not related to the subject at hand
irrelevant
delineate
rudimentary
beaker
Blanca's argument was completely _____________ to the discussion amongst the class.
irrelevant
delineate
candor
herald
the quality of being open and honest in expression; frankness
candor
concept
allude
imaginary
With great _________, Joyce told of her troubled past.
candor
imaginary
feign
contour
relating to the basic elements of a subject
elementary
allude
mademoiselle
concept
Jordan's skillset was rather ____________ when it came to woodwork.
elementary
feign
candor
versatile
pretend to be affected by (a feeling, state, or injury)
feign
luscrious
allude
teeter
The _____________ was easy to spot amongst the truly oppressed.
feign
imaginary
candor
metric
property that is or may be inherited; an inheritance.
heritage
candor
rudimentary
ruled
Mr. Looney's ______________ was that of the great Maya.
heritage
candor
mademosiselle
gaily
existing only in the imagination.
imaginary
feign
allude
allure
The ____________ friend was all in Mr. Yack's head.
imaginary
heritage
concept
bereave
having a pleasingly rich, sweet taste.
luscious
feign
heritage
teaser
Veronica thought the taste of the ripened plum was rather _____________.
luscious
concept
rudimentary
candor
a title or form of address used of or to an unmarried French-speaking woman.
mademoiselle
candor
concept
vernacular
Because she was unmarried, the ____________ would seek a husband.
madenmoiselle
rudimentary
candor
cadence
involving or limited to basic principles.
rudimentary
candor
imaginary
image
Mr. Yack's knowledge of English was very _______________.
rudimentary
feign
elementary
elegant
