I am often afflicted by terrible headaches.

The word obstinate most nearly means:

Her test results did not look promising.

The word irate most nearly means:

The root "ped" in the word "pedestrian" means

I didn't think that the portrayal of the president in the movie was realistic.

He bolted down the stairs when the phone rang

The word impart most nearly means:

A word that is an antonym for "perpetuate" is

The idiom "a wolf in sheep's clothing" most nearly means

In which sentence is the word "reverence" used correctly?

Most people find his singing voice very appealing.

Paul always buys extravagant gifts.

My dream has always been to have a house on the coast.

Her claims about vaccines are very controversial.

If a person is "unwavering," they are most likely

She often gets in trouble because of her defiance.

Which of the following terms means "to weaken or reduce the effectiveness"?

The word "nocturnal" is an antonym for

In the sentence, "His demeanor was often morose," the word "morose" most nearly means

In the sentence, "Her gait was so graceful, it seemed as though she were gliding," the word "gait" most nearly means

In that part of the country, towns and cities are scarce.

After being stranded on an island alone for months, he was quite gaunt.

The monk was known for being very humble.

He took an oath as an officer of the court.

The collector was thrilled to obtain an original Van Gogh painting.

In the phrase, "Her actions were perfunctory," the word "perfunctory" most nearly means

In the phrase, "She used a simile in her writing," a simile is an example of

The word "accolade" most nearly means

The word "benevolent" is an antonym for

The prefix "pseudo-" typically means

The word "egress" is most nearly the opposite of

The family was humiliated by the comments in the newspaper.

It was evident that we were not wanted there.

The idiom "to put all your eggs in one basket" means to

The word partial most nearly means:

When she walked into the room, she instantly felt that something was amiss.

He was able to support three children on his livelihood.

The word "ameliorate" most nearly means

Based on context clues, the word "taciturn" in the sentence, "Despite being a great listener, Sam was quite taciturn, rarely engaging in lengthy conversations," most likely means

The word "jubilant" is a synonym for

The news report indicates that bad weather is on the way

The word "elated" is an antonym for

The prefix "tele-" generally means

Which of the following best describes the meaning of "disparate"?

The word undertake most nearly means:

In the sentence, "The aroma of freshly baked cookies filled the air," the word "aroma" most nearly means

Which term refers to someone who takes pleasure in the misfortune of others?

In a story, the protagonist is opposed by the _______.

He maintains a very busy schedule.

A person who is "capricious" tends to be

The measurements for the new shelves had to be precise.

The word "delightful" is a synonym for

The word mysterious most nearly means:

In the sentence, "The toddler squealed with delight," the word "squealed" most nearly means

The war was the most costly in US history.

The word "frigid" is a synonym for

The word "proliferate" is most nearly means

The word boast most nearly means:

After losing his job, he struggled with financial problems.

Over many years, the soil at the coast began to erode.

A "premonition" is most similar to a

I could have done better in school, but I never wanted to exert myself.

A word that is a synonym for "enervate" is

The prefix "in-" in the word "injustice" means

In the sentence, "The athlete's prowess was unmatched," the word "prowess" most nearly means

His new job comes with a substantial responsibility.

I was vexed by her strange behavior.

A word that is a synonym for "ameliorate" is

The word clarify most nearly means:

Vibrant most nearly means:

In the sentence, "Her enigmatic smile left them puzzled," the word "enigmatic" most nearly means

He is always hopeful and tries not to dwell on the bad times.

The word aggression most nearly means:

The word "sullen" is a synonym for

Her father seemed to be in a perpetual bad mood.

The word "harmonious" is an antonym for

In the sentence, "The wind howled through the trees," the word "howled" most nearly means

The word "concur" most nearly means

She did an exhaustive study on the effects of pollution.

In the sentence, "She had an exuberant personality," the word "exuberant" means

The word "hyperbole" is an example of

The rose bush endured a harsh winter and bloomed again.

In the analogy, "Artist : Palette :: Carpenter : ?", the missing term is

The word "diminish" is an antonym for

The word "mercurial" is most similar in meaning to

What is the meaning of the word "mendacious"?

After college, she bought a house on the outskirts of town.

In the word "interstate," the prefix "inter-" means

A "connoisseur" is someone who

Many people use aloe because of its healing properties

I approached the snarling dog with much trepidation.

The word "transparent" is an antonym for

The word "nefarious" is a synonym for

The old mattress was infested with bed bugs.

The police came to investigate an incident at the park.

He toiled for years before buying his home

She can quickly make sense of psychological concepts.

The prefix "tele-" in the word "telescope" means

The word "cordial" is a synonym for