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WorksheetsVST #7
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Allay (uh-ley)
verb; to increase
verb; to diminish, to alleviate, to calm
verb; to confuse
verb; to ignore
Capacious (kuh-pey-shuhs)
adjective; small, unable to hold much
adjective; roomy, capable of holding much
adjective; heavy and cumbersome
adjective; light and airy
Prostrate (pros-treyt)
adjective; lying stretched out on the floor/ground
verb; to bow down in humility
noun; a state of extreme exhaustion
adverb; in a manner that is upright
Propitious (pruh-pish-uhs)
What does it mean?adjective; unfavorable, disappointing
adjective; favorable, promising
noun; a sign of bad luck
verb; to predict the future
Ignominious (ig-nuh-min-ee-uhs)
adjective; deserving or causing public shame
noun; a state of being honored
verb; to celebrate publicly
adjective; causing great joy
Phlegmatic (fleg-mat-ik)
adjective; easily excited to action or display of emotion; enthusiastic; lively
adjective; not easily excited to action or display of emotion; apathetic; sluggish
adjective; quick to respond and act; energetic; animated
adjective; showing excessive emotion and excitement; passionate; fervent
Palpitate (pal-pi-teyt)
verb; to pulse, beat rapidly
noun; a type of fruit
adjective; extremely fast
adverb; in a slow manner
Didactic (dahy-dak-tik)
adjective; intended to teach a moral lesson
noun; a type of educational institution
verb; to explain something in detail
adverb; in a manner that is entertaining
Diurnal (dahy-ur-nl)
adjective; daily
noun; nightly
verb; occasionally
adverb; frequently
Mitigate (mit-i-geyt)
verb; to make less severe; to lessen in force/severity
noun; a type of medication
adjective; extremely severe
adverb; to act quickly
