WorksheetsUnit 1-12 Level E Review
Total questions: 240
Worksheet time: 2hrs 0mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
to hate
a)
abhor
b)
wastrel
c)
unkempt
d)
adulterate
2.
to reject, renounce, avoid, shun
a)
abjure
b)
warily
c)
tacit
d)
callous
3.
to yield or agree to, to assume an office
a)
accede
b)
waive
c)
cursory
d)
guile
4.
to accept or agree without protest
a)
acquiesce
b)
voluminous
c)
obsolete
d)
dour
5.
harsh in taste or odor, sharp in manner or temper
a)
acrid
b)
vociferous
c)
discern
d)
abhor
6.
skillful
a)
adroit
b)
virulent
c)
holocaust
d)
tangible
7.
to corrupt or make worse
a)
adulterate
b)
verbatim
c)
rancor
d)
artifice
8.
an enemy or opponent
a)
adversary
b)
venial
c)
irrelevant
d)
uncanny
9.
associated, connected
a)
affiliated
b)
venal
c)
feasible
d)
omnipotent
10.
to turn away, to transfer
a)
alienate
b)
vanguard
c)
renegade
d)
extant
11.
to set apart or designate for a special purpose; to distribute
a)
allocate
b)
urbane
c)
turbulent
d)
embark
12.
to refer to something casually or indirectly
a)
allude
b)
unkempt
c)
quell
d)
ingenuous
13.
to be attractive or entice; charm or attraction
a)
allure
b)
unfeigned
c)
sojourn
d)
supple
14.
unselfish
a)
altruistic
b)
uncanny
c)
disreputable
d)
omniverous
15.
able to use both hands equally well
a)
ambidextrous
b)
turbulent
c)
emaciated
d)
ironic
16.
to fix or change for the better
a)
amend
b)
truculent
c)
suave
d)
waive
17.
peaceable, friendly
a)
amicable
b)
trenchant
c)
venial
d)
solace
18.
hatred, bitter hostility
a)
animosity
b)
tepid
c)
decrepit
d)
punitive
19.
lack of feeling, emotion, interest
a)
apathy
b)
tentative
c)
recalcitrant
d)
deploy
20.
fearful or anxious, especially about the future
a)
apprehensive
b)
temerity
c)
coerce
d)
jeopardy
21.
very enthusiastic, intense
a)
ardent
b)
tangible
c)
venal
d)
meticulous
22.
a clever trick , trickery
a)
artifice
b)
tacit
c)
facile
d)
vanguard
23.
to find out
a)
ascertain
b)
suppress
c)
askew
d)
placid
24.
twisted, crooked, disapprovingly, awry, lopsided
a)
askew
b)
supple
c)
conflagration
d)
extol
25.
express agreement, an agreement
a)
assent
b)
superficial
c)
deviate
d)
chastise
26.
persistent, attentive, diligent
a)
assiduous
b)
supercilious
c)
retrogress
d)
musty
27.
an accomplishment, the act of achieving
a)
attainment
b)
suave
c)
ardent
d)
chivalrous
28.
to make larger or increase
a)
augment
b)
stultify
c)
abjure
d)
ascertain
29.
majestic, inspiring admiration and respect
a)
august
b)
stolid
c)
somber
d)
crestfallen
30.
having deep seated distaste, opposed, unwilling
a)
averse
b)
stately
c)
gape
d)
limpid
31.
given to fighting, warlike, aggressive
a)
belligerent
b)
stark
c)
brandish
d)
skulk
32.
one who does good to others
a)
benefactor
b)
squalid
c)
indelible
d)
conclusive
33.
kindly, charitable
a)
benevolent
b)
spontaneous
c)
destitute
d)
urbane
34.
to give or pass on as an inheritance
a)
bequeath
b)
sophomoric
c)
exponent
d)
pinnacle
35.
deprived of or lacking
a)
bereft
b)
sonorous
c)
liquidate
d)
ruminate
36.
cheerful, lighthearted, unconcerned
a)
blithe
b)
somber
c)
pungent
d)
panacea
37.
to wave in a menacing or vigorous fashion
a)
brandish
b)
solace
c)
gibe
d)
compunction
38.
acting hastily, rash, impetuous
a)
brash
b)
sojourn
c)
blithe
d)
commend
39.
to slap or strike repeatedly, to force one's way
a)
buffet
b)
skulk
c)
poignant
d)
multifarious
40.
emotionally hardened, unfeeling
a)
callous
b)
sinuous
c)
demise
d)
warily
41.
fickle, unpredictable, impulsive
a)
capricious
b)
scrutinize
c)
nostalgia
d)
obviate
42.
great confusion
a)
chaos
b)
scrupulous
c)
dearth
d)
copious
43.
to scold severely, to discipline (physically)
a)
chastise
b)
ruminate
c)
platitude
d)
repose
44.
marked by honor, courtesy, and courage
a)
chivalrous
b)
revel
c)
sonorous
d)
muse
45.
can read minds (supernaturally); insightful
a)
clairvoyant
b)
retrogress
c)
cogent
d)
plod
46.
secret, concealed, underhanded
a)
clandestine
b)
retribution
c)
perpetuate
d)
fortitude
47.
mercy
a)
clemency
b)
respite
c)
averse
d)
quiescent
48.
to compel or force
a)
coerce
b)
reprisal
c)
corrosive
d)
clairvoyant
49.
forceful, convincing, relevant, to the point
a)
cogent
b)
reprehensible
c)
protrude
d)
buffet
50.
to praise or express approval
a)
commend
b)
repose
c)
ambidextrous
d)
rampant
51.
roomy, spacious
a)
commodious
b)
reparation
c)
deride
d)
discrepancy
52.
able to get along or work well together
a)
compatible
b)
renegade
c)
misnomer
d)
stultify
53.
to include or contain, to be made up of
a)
comprise
b)
remiss
c)
adversary
d)
augment
54.
remorse, regret
a)
compunction
b)
reiterate
c)
quandary
d)
pliable
55.
final, decisive, definitive
a)
conclusive
b)
redress
c)
duplicity
d)
ominous
56.
an expression of sympathy
a)
condolence
b)
recalcitrant
c)
sinuous
d)
insuperable
57.
a large destructive fire
a)
conflagration
b)
rancor
c)
chaos
d)
remiss
58.
to make sacred, to set apart for a special purpose
a)
consecrate
b)
rampant
c)
apathy
d)
wastrel
59.
quarrelsome, argumentative
a)
contentious
b)
quintessence
c)
superficial
d)
sophomoric
60.
to move forward toward one point, approach nearer together
a)
converge
b)
quiescent
c)
invulnerable
d)
truculent
61.
abundant, a lot, wordy
a)
copious
b)
quell
c)
fathom
d)
suppress
62.
eating away gradually, acidlike, bitterly sarcastic
a)
corrosive
b)
quandary
c)
omniscient
d)
capricious
63.
to want something someone else has
a)
covet
b)
punitive
c)
temerity
d)
nocturnal
64.
cowardly, a coward
a)
craven
b)
pungent
c)
scrutinize
d)
obnoxious
65.
discouraged, dejected, downcast
a)
crestfallen
b)
protrude
c)
amend
d)
accede
66.
related to cooking
a)
culinary
b)
profess
c)
benefactor
d)
inveterate
67.
hasty, not thorough
a)
cursory
b)
pretext
c)
redress
d)
verbatim
68.
lack. scarcity
a)
dearth
b)
premeditated
c)
reprehensible
d)
reprisal
69.
old, feeble, worn out
a)
decrepit
b)
precedent
c)
indulgent
d)
culinary
70.
skillful, nimble
a)
deft
b)
potent
c)
adroit
d)
impervious
71.
death
a)
demise
b)
poignant
c)
bereft
d)
garrulous
72.
to position or arrange
a)
deploy
b)
plod
c)
stark
d)
unfeigned
73.
to make fun of, laugh at with contempt
a)
deride
b)
pliable
c)
infallible
d)
diffident
74.
depive of the necessities of life, lacking
a)
destitute
b)
platitude
c)
scrupulous
d)
esteem
75.
to turn aside or stray from the norm
a)
deviate
b)
placid
c)
vociferous
d)
voluminous
76.
shy, lacking self-confidence, modest
a)
diffident
b)
placate
c)
belligerent
d)
contentious
77.
to see clearly or recognize
a)
discern
b)
pinnacle
c)
pretext
d)
brash
78.
difference, lack of agreement
a)
discrepancy
b)
perpetuate
c)
tepid
d)
lamentable
79.
rumpled, messed up, untidy
a)
disheveled
b)
parsimonious
c)
stately
d)
assent
80.
to scatter, spread far and wide
a)
disperse
b)
panacea
c)
malevolent
d)
condolence
81.
not respectable; having a bad reputation
a)
disreputable
b)
palatable
c)
impetus
d)
deft
82.
stern, gloomy
a)
dour
b)
opulent
c)
exhilarate
d)
altruistic
83.
treachery, deceitfulness
a)
duplicity
b)
omniverous
c)
indemnity
d)
insidious
84.
extremely pleased, ecstatic, in high spirits
a)
elated
b)
omniscient
c)
bequeath
d)
disheveled
85.
unnaturally thin
a)
emaciated
b)
omnipotent
c)
converge
d)
craven
86.
to make a start, to go aboard
a)
embark
b)
ominous
c)
implicate
d)
negligible
87.
native to an area, indigenous
a)
endemic
b)
officious
c)
amicable
d)
opulent
88.
to regard highly, a highly favorable opinion
a)
esteem
b)
obviate
c)
covet
d)
extirpate
89.
a good example; something praiseworthy
a)
exemplary
b)
obsolete
c)
indomitable
d)
finite
90.
to enliven or excite
a)
exhilarate
b)
obnoxious
c)
inclement
d)
attainment
91.
definite, clearly stated
a)
explicit
b)
nostalgia
c)
spontaneous
d)
potent
92.
one who advocates, speaks for, explain or interprets
a)
exponent
b)
nonchalant
c)
itinerary
d)
virulent
93.
to erase, obliterate, destroy
a)
expunge
b)
nocturnal
c)
elated
d)
allure
94.
still existing
a)
extant
b)
negligible
c)
tentative
d)
placate
95.
to tear up by the roots, to destroy totally
a)
extirpate
b)
musty
c)
premeditated
d)
retribution
96.
to praise extravagantly
a)
extol
b)
muse
c)
intimation
d)
gnarled
97.
to rejoice greatly
a)
exult
b)
multifarious
c)
alienate
d)
consecrate
98.
easily done, superficial, ready
a)
facile
b)
misnomer
c)
harass
d)
parsimonious
99.
plowed but not seeded, inactive
a)
fallow
b)
misconstrue
c)
explicit
d)
reparation
100.
to understand deeply, to find the depth of; a measure of water depth
a)
fathom
b)
meticulous
c)
acrid
d)
clemency
101.
possible, able to be done
a)
feasible
b)
martinet
c)
animosity
d)
clandestine
102.
having limits, lasting for a limited time
a)
finite
b)
malevolent
c)
stolid
d)
reiterate
103.
courage in facing difficulties
a)
fortitude
b)
liquidate
c)
revel
d)
disperse
104.
to stare with an open mouth
a)
gape
b)
limpid
c)
endemic
d)
profess
105.
talkative, chatty
a)
garrulous
b)
lamentable
c)
inopportune
d)
allocate
106.
to utter taunting words; insults
a)
gibe
b)
jeopardy
c)
respite
d)
apprehensive
107.
knotted, twisted, lumpy
a)
gnarled
b)
itinerary
c)
fallow
d)
quintessence
108.
a pained expression, to make a pained expression
a)
grimace
b)
irrelevant
c)
integrity
d)
assiduous
109.
treacherous cleverness; deceit; trickery
a)
guile
b)
ironic
c)
officious
d)
martinet
110.
external appearance
a)
guise
b)
invulnerable
c)
comprise
d)
misconstrue
111.
to disturb or worry
a)
harass
b)
inveterate
c)
guise
d)
supercilious
112.
large scale destruction, especially by fire
a)
holocaust
b)
intimation
c)
inter
d)
trenchant
113.
not affected or hurt by, admitting no entrance
a)
impervious
b)
inter
c)
grimace
d)
inkling
114.
moving force, impulse, stimulus
a)
impetus
b)
integrity
c)
allude
d)
commodious
115.
to involve in, to connect with or be related to
a)
implicate
b)
insuperable
c)
august
d)
exemplary
116.
stormy, harsh
a)
inclement
b)
insidious
c)
benevolent
d)
affiliated
117.
memorable, not able to be erased or removed
a)
indelible
b)
inopportune
c)
palatable
d)
compatible
118.
payment for damage or loss
a)
indemnity
b)
inkling
c)
exult
d)
squalid
119.
unconquerable
a)
indomitable
b)
ingenuous
c)
acquiesce
d)
nonchalant
120.
giving in to the wishes or demands of others
a)
indulgent
b)
infallible
c)
expunge
d)
precedent
121.
free from error, dependable
a)
infallible
b)
indulgent
c)
precedent
d)
expunge
122.
innocent, simple, sincere
a)
ingenuous
b)
indomitable
c)
nonchalant
d)
acquiesce
123.
hint or vague notion
a)
inkling
b)
indemnity
c)
squalid
d)
exult
124.
coming at a bad time, not appropriate
a)
inopportune
b)
indelible
c)
compatible
d)
palatable
125.
intended to deceive or entrap, sly, treacherous
a)
insidious
b)
inclement
c)
affiliated
d)
benevolent
126.
incapable of being overcome
a)
insuperable
b)
implicate
c)
exemplary
d)
august
127.
high moral standards; complete or whole condition
a)
integrity
b)
impetus
c)
commodious
d)
allude
128.
to bury
a)
inter
b)
impervious
c)
inkling
d)
grimace
129.
a hint or indirect suggestion
a)
intimation
b)
holocaust
c)
trenchant
d)
inter
130.
long standing, firmly established, habitual, persisting
a)
inveterate
b)
harass
c)
supercilious
d)
guise
131.
not able to be wounded or hurt
a)
invulnerable
b)
guise
c)
misconstrue
d)
comprise
132.
when something is the opposite of what is expected, sarcastic
a)
ironic
b)
guile
c)
martinet
d)
officious
133.
not applicable or pertinent, not to the point
a)
irrelevant
b)
grimace
c)
assiduous
d)
integrity
134.
schedule, route of travel, guidebook
a)
itinerary
b)
gnarled
c)
quintessence
d)
fallow
135.
danger
a)
jeopardy
b)
gibe
c)
apprehensive
d)
respite
136.
to be regretted or pitied, regrettable
a)
lamentable
b)
garrulous
c)
allocate
d)
inopportune
137.
clear, transparent, readily understood
a)
limpid
b)
gape
c)
profess
d)
endemic
138.
to pay a debt, to eliminate
a)
liquidate
b)
fortitude
c)
disperse
d)
revel
139.
spiteful, showing ill will
a)
malevolent
b)
finite
c)
reiterate
d)
stolid
140.
a strict disciplinarian, a stickler for the rules
a)
martinet
b)
feasible
c)
clandestine
d)
animosity
141.
extremely careful, particular about details
a)
meticulous
b)
fathom
c)
clemency
d)
acrid
142.
misunderstand, misinterpret
a)
misconstrue
b)
fallow
c)
reparation
d)
explicit
143.
bad or misleading name
a)
misnomer
b)
facile
c)
parsimonious
d)
harass
144.
numerous and diverse
a)
multifarious
b)
exult
c)
consecrate
d)
alienate
145.
to think about in a dreamy way, to ponder
a)
muse
b)
extol
c)
gnarled
d)
intimation
146.
stale, moldy, out of date
a)
musty
b)
extirpate
c)
retribution
d)
premeditated
147.
unimportant
a)
negligible
b)
extant
c)
placate
d)
tentative
148.
of or occuring in the night, under cover of darkness
a)
nocturnal
b)
expunge
c)
allure
d)
elated
149.
cool and confident, unconcerned
a)
nonchalant
b)
exponent
c)
virulent
d)
itinerary
150.
longing for something past, homesickness
a)
nostalgia
b)
explicit
c)
potent
d)
spontaneous
151.
highly offensive; arousing strong dislike
a)
obnoxious
b)
exhilarate
c)
attainment
d)
inclement
152.
out of date, no longer in use
a)
obsolete
b)
exemplary
c)
finite
d)
indomitable
153.
to anticipate and prevent, to remove or dispose of
a)
obviate
b)
esteem
c)
extirpate
d)
covet
154.
meddling, aggressive in offering service or assuming authority
a)
officious
b)
endemic
c)
opulent
d)
amicable
155.
unfavorable, threatening, a bad omen
a)
ominous
b)
embark
c)
negligible
d)
implicate
156.
all powerful
a)
omnipotent
b)
emaciated
c)
craven
d)
converge
157.
knowing everything
a)
omniscient
b)
elated
c)
disheveled
d)
bequeath
158.
eating every kind of food, eagerly taking in everything
a)
omniverous
b)
duplicity
c)
insidious
d)
indemnity
159.
wealthy, luxurious
a)
opulent
b)
dour
c)
altruistic
d)
exhilarate
160.
agreeable to someone's tastes; edible; attractive
a)
palatable
b)
disreputable
c)
deft
d)
impetus
161.
remedy for all ills, cure all, answer to all problems
a)
panacea
b)
disperse
c)
condolence
d)
malevolent
162.
stingy, miserly, poor
a)
parsimonious
b)
disheveled
c)
assent
d)
stately
163.
to make permanent or long lasting
a)
perpetuate
b)
discrepancy
c)
lamentable
d)
tepid
164.
a high peak or point
a)
pinnacle
b)
discern
c)
brash
d)
pretext
165.
to appease, soothe, pacify
a)
placate
b)
diffident
c)
contentious
d)
belligerent
166.
calm, peaceful
a)
placid
b)
deviate
c)
voluminous
d)
vociferous
167.
commonplace, stale, or trite remark; a cliche
a)
platitude
b)
destitute
c)
esteem
d)
scrupulous
168.
easily bent or influenced
a)
pliable
b)
deride
c)
diffident
d)
infallible
169.
to walk or work slowly
a)
plod
b)
deploy
c)
unfeigned
d)
stark
170.
deeply touching emotionally; sharp in taste or smell
a)
poignant
b)
demise
c)
garrulous
d)
bereft
171.
strong, powerful, highly effective
a)
potent
b)
deft
c)
impervious
d)
adroit
172.
an example that serves as basis for later action
a)
precedent
b)
decrepit
c)
culinary
d)
indulgent
173.
deliberately planned beforehand
a)
premeditated
b)
dearth
c)
reprisal
d)
reprehensible
174.
a false reason, deceptive excuse, cover story
a)
pretext
b)
cursory
c)
verbatim
d)
redress
175.
to claim, to state belief in
a)
profess
b)
culinary
c)
inveterate
d)
benefactor
176.
to stick out
a)
protrude
b)
crestfallen
c)
accede
d)
amend
177.
stinging, biting, causing sharp sensation
a)
pungent
b)
craven
c)
obnoxious
d)
scrutinize
178.
inflicting punishment
a)
punitive
b)
covet
c)
nocturnal
d)
temerity
179.
dilemma, predicament, issue
a)
quandary
b)
corrosive
c)
capricious
d)
omniscient
180.
to put down forcibly, subdue, pacify, crush
a)
quell
b)
copious
c)
suppress
d)
fathom
181.
inactive, at rest
a)
quiescent
b)
converge
c)
truculent
d)
invulnerable
182.
the purest essence or form of something
a)
quintessence
b)
contentious
c)
sophomoric
d)
superficial
183.
running wild
a)
rampant
b)
consecrate
c)
wastrel
d)
apathy
184.
bitter resentment or ill will
a)
rancor
b)
conflagration
c)
remiss
d)
chaos
185.
stubbornly disobedient, resisting authority
a)
recalcitrant
b)
condolence
c)
insuperable
d)
sinuous
186.
to set right or remedy
a)
redress
b)
conclusive
c)
ominous
d)
duplicity
187.
to say again or repeat
a)
reiterate
b)
compunction
c)
pliable
d)
quandary
188.
neglectful in performance of one's duty, careless
a)
remiss
b)
comprise
c)
augment
d)
adversary
189.
one who leaves a group, a deserter; traitorous
a)
renegade
b)
compatible
c)
stultify
d)
misnomer
190.
payment for an injury of a wrong
a)
reparation
b)
commodious
c)
discrepancy
d)
deride
191.
to rest or lie; relaxation
a)
repose
b)
commend
c)
rampant
d)
ambidextrous
192.
deserving blame or punishment
a)
reprehensible
b)
cogent
c)
buffet
d)
protrude
193.
an injury done in return for injury, revenge, retaliation
a)
reprisal
b)
coerce
c)
clairvoyant
d)
corrosive
194.
rest or relief
a)
respite
b)
clemency
c)
quiescent
d)
averse
195.
repayment; deserved punishment
a)
retribution
b)
clandestine
c)
fortitude
d)
perpetuate
196.
to move backward, return to an earlier condition
a)
retrogress
b)
clairvoyant
c)
plod
d)
cogent
197.
to take great pleasure in; a wild party
a)
revel
b)
chivalrous
c)
muse
d)
sonorous
198.
to think about at lenght, to ponder
a)
ruminate
b)
chastise
c)
repose
d)
platitude
199.
exact, careful, attending thoroughly to details; having high morals
a)
scrupulous
b)
chaos
c)
copious
d)
dearth
200.
to examine closely
a)
scrutinize
b)
capricious
c)
obviate
d)
nostalgia
201.
winding, curvy, lithe and flexible
a)
sinuous
b)
callous
c)
warily
d)
demise
202.
to move about stealthily; to lie in hiding
a)
skulk
b)
buffet
c)
multifarious
d)
poignant
203.
temporary stay
a)
sojourn
b)
brash
c)
commend
d)
blithe
204.
comfort, relief, to comfort
a)
solace
b)
brandish
c)
compunction
d)
gibe
205.
dark, gloomy, depressed
a)
somber
b)
blithe
c)
panacea
d)
pungent
206.
full, deep, or rich in sound; impressive in style
a)
sonorous
b)
bereft
c)
ruminate
d)
liquidate
207.
immature and overconfident, conceited
a)
sophomoric
b)
bequeath
c)
pinnacle
d)
exponent
208.
not planned in advance
a)
spontaneous
b)
benevolent
c)
urbane
d)
destitute
209.
filthy, wretched, dingy
a)
squalid
b)
benefactor
c)
conclusive
d)
indelible
210.
harsh, bleak, desolate; utterly
a)
stark
b)
belligerent
c)
skulk
d)
brandish
211.
dignified, majestic
a)
stately
b)
averse
c)
limpid
d)
gape
212.
not easily moved mentally or emotionally; dull
a)
stolid
b)
august
c)
crestfallen
d)
somber
213.
to make ineffective or useless, cripple
a)
stultify
b)
augment
c)
ascertain
d)
abjure
214.
smoothly agreeable or polite, pleasing to the senses
a)
suave
b)
attainment
c)
chivalrous
d)
ardent
215.
proud and contemptuous, showing scorn because of a feeling of superiority
a)
supercilious
b)
assiduous
c)
musty
d)
retrogress
216.
surface level, shallow
a)
superficial
b)
assent
c)
chastise
d)
deviate
217.
bending easily, readily adaptable
a)
supple
b)
askew
c)
extol
d)
conflagration
218.
to stop by force, put down
a)
suppress
b)
ascertain
c)
placid
d)
askew
219.
unspoken, silent, implied, inferred
a)
tacit
b)
artifice
c)
vanguard
d)
facile
220.
capable of being touched; real or concrete
a)
tangible
b)
ardent
c)
meticulous
d)
venal
221.
rashness, boldness
a)
temerity
b)
apprehensive
c)
jeopardy
d)
coerce
222.
experimental in nature, uncertain, hesitant
a)
tentative
b)
apathy
c)
deploy
d)
recalcitrant
223.
lukewarm, unenthusiastic
a)
tepid
b)
animosity
c)
punitive
d)
decrepit
224.
incisive, keen, forceful, effective, penetrating
a)
trenchant
b)
amicable
c)
solace
d)
venial
225.
fierce, cruel, aggressive, deadly
a)
truculent
b)
amend
c)
waive
d)
suave
226.
disorderly, riotous, violent, stormy
a)
turbulent
b)
ambidextrous
c)
ironic
d)
emaciated
227.
strange, mysterious, weird
a)
uncanny
b)
altruistic
c)
omniverous
d)
disreputable
228.
sincere, real, genuine (not faked)
a)
unfeigned
b)
allure
c)
supple
d)
sojourn
229.
not combed, untidy, sloppy
a)
unkempt
b)
allude
c)
ingenuous
d)
quell
230.
refined, elegant
a)
urbane
b)
allocate
c)
embark
d)
turbulent
231.
leading position in any field
a)
vanguard
b)
alienate
c)
extant
d)
renegade
232.
open to corruption, dishonest
a)
venal
b)
affiliated
c)
omnipotent
d)
feasible
233.
easily excused, pardonable
a)
venial
b)
adversary
c)
uncanny
d)
irrelevant
234.
word for word, exactly as written or spoken
a)
verbatim
b)
adulterate
c)
artifice
d)
rancor
235.
full of malice, poisonous, spiteful
a)
virulent
b)
adroit
c)
tangible
d)
holocaust
236.
loud and noisy, compelling attention
a)
vociferous
b)
acrid
c)
abhor
d)
discern
237.
of great size or number
a)
voluminous
b)
acquiesce
c)
dour
d)
obsolete
238.
to do without or give up voluntarily
a)
waive
b)
accede
c)
guile
d)
cursory
239.
cautiously, with great care
a)
warily
b)
abjure
c)
callous
d)
tacit
240.
wasteful person, a good for nothing
a)
wastrel
b)
abhor
c)
adulterate
d)
unkempt
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