WorksheetsEnglish III :: 65 Vocabulary Words
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 16mins
Sycophant
Shy or modest
A person or thing that comes before another of a similar kind
Someone who uses flattery to try to get what he/she wants from an authority figure
Appearing everywhere
Pernicious
Intending to cause harm
Unable to be captured or broken into
Showing a lack of care or thought
Appearing everywhere
Ubiquitous
Unable to be captured or broken into
A forceful and bitter verbal attack
Appearing everywhere
Wicked or Criminal
Non-Sequitur
A person or thing that comes before another of a similar kind
Someone who uses flattery to try to get what he/she wants from an authority figure
A statement that does not logically follow a conversations flow
Showing a lack of care or thought
Diatribe
Shy or modest
A forceful and bitter verbal attack
Wicked or Criminal
Showing a lack of care or thought
Slipshod & Nefarious
Wicked or Criminal
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Showing a lack of care or thought
Showing a lack of care or thought
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A person or thing that comes before another of a similar kind
Unable to be captured or broken into
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Unable to be soothed
Showing a lack of care or thought
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Wicked or Criminal
Precursor & Impregnable
Unable to be captured or broken into
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A person or thing that comes before another of a similar kind
A person or thing that comes before another of a similar kind
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Unable to be captured or broken into
Shy or modest
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Unable to be captured or broken into
Overly patriotic
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A natural skill
Demure & Jingoistic
Shy or modest
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A woman who flirts to get what she wants
Shy or modest
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Overly patriotic
Unable to be soothed
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Overly patriotic
Overly patriotic
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Shy or modest
Implacable & Affinity
Unable to be soothed
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A natural skill
A woman who flirts to get what she wants
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A natural skill
Lecture at length in an aggressive way
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Unable to be soothed
A natural skill
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Unable to be soothed
Coquette & Harangue
Slightly rude in speech or manner
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Not easily upset or excited
Lecture at length in an aggressive way
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A woman who flirts to get what she wants
A woman who flirts to get what she wants
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Lecture at length in an aggressive way
Express discontent or sorrow over
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Hate
Bemoan - Brusque - Abhor
Express discontent or sorrow over
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Hate
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Slightly rude in speech or manner
Express discontent or sorrow over
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Slightly rude in speech or manner
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Hate
Slightly rude in speech or manner
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Express discontent or sorrow over
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Hate
An object with magical powers to bring good luck
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Slightly rude in speech or manner
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Not easily upset or excited
Talisman - Placid - Bovine
An object with magical powers to bring good luck
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In the manner of a cow
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Deeply remorseful for a bad action
Showing great knowledge or learning
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Deeply remorseful for a bad action
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An object with magical powers to bring good luck
Treating serious issues with inappropriate humor
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An object with magical powers to bring good luck
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In the manner of a cow
An object with magical powers to bring good luck
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Not easily upset or excited
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In the manner of a cow
Facetious - Contrite - Erudite
Treating serious issues with inappropriate humor
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Deeply remorseful for a bad action
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Showing great knowledge or learning
Treating serious issues with inappropriate humor
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Showing great knowledge or learning
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Something that deviates from what is expected or normal
Showing great knowledge or learning
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Deeply remorseful for a bad action
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Lacking in vitality, force, or conviction
To strengthen by heating and then cooling
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Showing great knowledge or learning
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Treating serious issues with inappropriate humor
Anomaly - Lackluster - Temper
Argumentative and uncooperative
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Something that deviates from what is expected or normal
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Lacking in vitality, force, or conviction
Something that deviates from what is expected or normal
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Lacking in vitality, force, or conviction
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To strengthen by heating and then cooling
To strengthen by heating and then cooling
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Lacking in vitality, force, or conviction
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To reduce in quantity or to put a restriction on
Something that deviates from what is expected or normal
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To strengthen by heating and then cooling
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Support or prop up
Bolster - Lament - Curtail
To express one’s deep grief
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Argumentative and uncooperative
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To verbally rip apart
Support or prop up
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To express one’s deep grief
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To verbally rip apart
Support or prop up
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To express one’s deep grief
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To reduce in quantity or to put a restriction on
Argumentative and uncooperative
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To express one’s deep grief
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To reduce in quantity or to put a restriction on
Cantankerous - Deride - Debacle - Temerity
Argumentative and uncooperative
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To verbally rip apart
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A brief rest
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Excessive or foolish boldness
A Disaster
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To verbally rip apart
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Argumentative and uncooperative
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Deeply emotional
Dissatisfaction or exhaustion caused by boredom
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To verbally rip apart
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A brief rest
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Barely mobile; not exerting much energy
Argumentative and uncooperative
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To verbally rip apart
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A Disaster
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Excessive or foolish boldness
Ennui - Poignant - Bourgeois - Hiatus
Dissatisfaction or exhaustion caused by boredom
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Deeply emotional
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Appealing to the masses in the middle-class; suburban
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A brief rest
Dissatisfaction or exhaustion caused by boredom
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Appealing to the masses in the middle-class; suburban
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Deeply emotional
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A brief rest
Appealing to the masses in the middle-class; suburban
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A bad-tempered person
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Deeply emotional
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A brief rest
Deeply emotional
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A temporary stay
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Fond of company
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A brief rest
Lanquid - Resplendent - Curmudgeon - Sojourn
A temporary stay
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To increase
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A bad-tempered person
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Shining brightly
Barely mobile; not exerting much energy
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A bad-tempered person
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A temporary stay
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Shining brightly
Barely mobile; not exerting much energy
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Shining brightly
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A bad-tempered person
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A temporary stay
A bad-tempered person
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To increase
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Fond of company
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Advancing in a gradual way to cause harm
Gregarious - Augment - Insidious - Adulation
Excessive admiration or praise
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To highly praise, especially in public
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To increase
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Fond of company
Fond of company
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To increase
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Advancing in a gradual way to cause harm
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Excessive admiration or praise
Advancing in a gradual way to cause harm
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Excessive admiration or praise
Fond of company
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To increase
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Excessive admiration or praise
Bristle - Laud - Obtuse - Tome
To react defensively, typically by drawing back
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To highly praise, especially in public
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Slow to understand, or difficult to understand
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A large, heavy book, usually filled with academic knowledge
To react defensively, typically by drawing back
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Slow to understand, or difficult to understand
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A large, heavy book, usually filled with academic knowledge
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Devotion to religious duties
Devotion to religious duties
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To highly praise, especially in public
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Slow to understand, or difficult to understand
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A large, heavy book, usually filled with academic knowledge
Slow to understand, or difficult to understand
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To highly praise, especially in public
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A large, heavy book, usually filled with academic knowledge
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Devotion to religious duties
Jilt - Piety - Frippery - Regale - Stream Of Consciousness
To end a relationship with someone in a sudden and painful way
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Devotion to religious duties
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Showy display of elegance
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Continuous flow of uninterrupted thought
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In a way that is sensible and reasonable
Devotion to religious duties
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Showy display of elegance
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To entertain or amuse with talk or storytelling
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Continuous flow of uninterrupted thought
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In a way that is sensible and reasonable
To end a relationship with someone in a sudden and painful way
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Devotion to religious duties
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Showy display of elegance
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To entertain or amuse with talk or storytelling
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Continuous flow of uninterrupted thought
To end a relationship with someone in a sudden and painful way
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Devotion to religious duties
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To entertain or amuse with talk or storytelling
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In a way that is sensible and reasonable
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To criticize very harshly
Marvel - Tactful - Vanity - Vilify - Pragmatic
Excessive pride in or admiration of one’s own appearance or achievements
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Skilled in handling difficult situations or people, polite
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To criticize very harshly
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Abandoned; hopeless
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In a way that is sensible and reasonable
A wonderful or amazing thing
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Excessive pride in or admiration of one’s own appearance or achievements
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Skilled in handling difficult situations or people, polite
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Disrespectfully bold
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In a way that is sensible and reasonable
A wonderful or amazing thing
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Skilled in handling difficult situations or people, polite
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Excessive pride in or admiration of one’s own appearance or achievements
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To criticize very harshly
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In a way that is sensible and reasonable
A wonderful or amazing thing
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Excessive pride in or admiration of one’s own appearance or achievements
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To criticize very harshly
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Disrespectfully bold
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In a way that is sensible and reasonable
Presumptuous - Forlorn - Frenetic - Incessant - Abridge
Disrespectfully bold
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Abandoned; hopeless
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Very busy; hectic
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Seeming to never have an end
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To reduce in size or volume
Disrespectfully bold
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Abandoned; hopeless
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Seeming to never have an end
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Very busy; hectic
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To reduce in size or volume
Abandoned; hopeless
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Very busy; hectic
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Seeming to never have an end
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Disrespectfully bold
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To reduce in size or volume
Disrespectfully bold
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Abandoned; hopeless
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To reduce in size or volume
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Very busy; hectic
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Seeming to never have an end
