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Vocabulary I
  • Shane Lagasca

  • 問題数 100 • 7/3/2024

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  • 1

    A hostile entrance to a territory; raid.

    Incursion

  • 2

    fake illness

    Malinger

  • 3

    one who has unlimited power or authority; able to do everything

    Omnipotent

  • 4

    shorten the duration or exrent of. Cut short, diminish, decrease

    Truncate

  • 5

    Not even or regular im pattern or movement; unpredictable

    Erratic

  • 6

    Another word for Combative, Aggressive and Bellicose.

    Pugnacious

  • 7

    Showy but cheap and of poor quality

    Tawdry

  • 8

    Cause someone to feel drained of energy or vitality

    Enervate

  • 9

    Firm, determined, immovable

    Adamant

  • 10

    Extremely unpleasant; repulsive

    Odious

  • 11

    Forbid especially by the law

    Proscribe

  • 12

    Remove a need or difficulty. avoid or prevent. to anticipate and prevent (something, such as a situation) or make (an action) unnecessary

    Obviate

  • 13

    Persuade someone to do something by means of deception or flattery. Beguile, deceive

    Inveigle

  • 14

    fixed; unchanging over time or unable to be changed

    Immutable

  • 15

    Refusing to change one's opinion or course of action. Stubborn, obstinate

    Obdurate

  • 16

    A divine or prophetic token

    Auspice

  • 17

    An invasion or attack, especially a sudden or brief one.

    Incursion

  • 18

    Biased, unfair, bigotry

    Tendentious

  • 19

    A state of temporary disuse or suspension

    Abeyance

  • 20

    Erase or remove completely.

    Expunge

  • 21

    Mock, scoff

    Flout

  • 22

    Showing a casual and cheerful indifference considered to be callous or improper.

    Blithe

  • 23

    Not easily upset or excited.

    Placid

  • 24

    Leadership or dominance, especially by one country or social group over others

    Hegemony

  • 25

    A remark or statement, especially one with moral content, that has been used too often to be interesting or thoughtful

    Platitude

  • 26

    Involving or committing a profane, blasphemous or sinful act

    Sacrilegious

  • 27

    A system of government that is centralized and dictatorial and requires complete subservience to the state

    Totalirarian

  • 28

    Threatening, harmful, menacing, hostile

    Baleful

  • 29

    stubborn or unmanageable; resisting control or authority

    Refractory

  • 30

    Impose a tax, fee or fine

    Levy

  • 31

    Dealing with things sensibly and realistically in a way that is based on practical rather than theoretical considerations

    Pragmatic

  • 32

    Cause or give rise to (a feeling, situation or condition)

    Engender

  • 33

    gladness or gaiety as shown by or accompanied with laughter

    Mirth

  • 34

    A general rule intented to regulate behavior or thought

    Precept

  • 35

    the small, precise or trivial details of something

    Minutiae

  • 36

    Unable to be less angry or hostile. Adamant,not capable of being appeased, significantly changed, or mitigated

    Implacable

  • 37

    Deserving or causing public disgrace or shame. Humiliating, embarassing, dishonorable

    Ignominious

  • 38

    the quality or state of being dull or insipid; banal or stale remark

    Platitude

  • 39

    An act of retaliation

    Reprisal

  • 40

    of a happy lighthearted character or disposition

    Blithe

  • 41

    Move in a wavy motion; smooth up and down motion

    Undulate

  • 42

    Denounce or condemn

    Proscribe

  • 43

    make someone unable to think clearly; confuse

    Addle

  • 44

    Cool and poised

    Sangfroid

  • 45

    to obtain (something) for free often by persuading or imposing on another

    Cadge

  • 46

    A person behaving badly or in a way that breaks a law or rule

    Miscreant

  • 47

    A person who dislikes humankind and avoids human society

    Misanthrope

  • 48

    A strong or habitual liking for something

    Penchant

  • 49

    a large group of people or things of a particular kind. a group of birds. a drink

    Bevy

  • 50

    Appease the anger or anxiety of someone. To calm a person/animal

    Mollify

  • 51

    Exaggerate or feign illness incorder to escape duty or work

    Malinger

  • 52

    thr climax of a chain of events

    Denouement

  • 53

    A secret political clique or faction

    Cabal

  • 54

    An extremely confused, compicated or embarassing situation

    Imbroglio

  • 55

    Impossible to subdue or defeat; unbeatable, resolute, steadfast

    Indomitable

  • 56

    Favorable; giving or indicating a good chance of success

    Propitious

  • 57

    Amusement especially as expressed in laughter

    Mirth

  • 58

    relating to matters of fact or practical affairs often to the exclusion of intellectual or artistic matters : practical as opposed to idealistic

    Pragmatic

  • 59

    good compliment; of such excellence, grandeur, beauty as to inspire great admiration or awe.

    Sublime

  • 60

    French words meaning "allow to do" or "let people do as they choose"

    Laissez-faire

  • 61

    Manage to support oneself or make a living with difficulty

    Eke

  • 62

    Well chosen or suited to the circumstances pleasant, delightful

    Felicitous

  • 63

    Pardon, spare or acquit

    Reprieve

  • 64

    A nation or person engaged in war or conflict

    Belligerent

  • 65

    of or relating to centralized control by an autocratic leader or hierarchy

    Totalitarian

  • 66

    A political leader who seeks support by appealing to the desires and prejudices of ordinary people rather than by using rational argument

    Demagouge

  • 67

    Have a severely detrimental effect on; ruin or wreck.

    Blight

  • 68

    kindly patronage and guidance; a prophetic sign

    Auspice

  • 69

    cheap, worthless or contemptible

    Scurvy

  • 70

    cower, cringe, waver, flinch

    Quail

  • 71

    Having ir displaying a passionate intensity

    Fervent

  • 72

    God; possessed of universal or complete knowledge

    Omniscient

  • 73

    Deprive someone of the right to vote or privilege.

    Disenfranchise

  • 74

    A cause of great distress or annoyance

    Bane

  • 75

    prevent something from succeeding

    Foil

  • 76

    next to the last; of or relating to the next to the last syllable of a word

    Penultimate

  • 77

    feel or show fear or apprehension

    Quail

  • 78

    The final part of a play, movie or narrative in which the strands of thr plot are drawn together and matters are explained or resolved.

    Denouement

  • 79

    (Of a person) slender and elegant; graceful

    Svelte

  • 80

    Relating or believing in the principle that all people are equal and deserve equal rights and opportunities

    Egalitarian

  • 81

    an order issued by legally constituted authority to a subordinate official; writ or warrant

    Precept

  • 82

    Free from government intervention

    Laissez-faire

  • 83

    Cancel or postpone a punishment

    Reprieve

  • 84

    A plant disease, typically one caused by a fungi such as mildews, rusts and smuts.

    Blight

  • 85

    Composure or coolness, sometimes excessive, as shown in danger or under trying circumstances

    Sanfroid

  • 86

    Liking, fondness or love

    Penchant

  • 87

    Eager or quick to argue, quarrel or fight.

    Pugnacious

  • 88

    Of a person or a set of views opposing political or social liberation or reform.

    Reactionary

  • 89

    A divine or prophetic token

    Auspice

  • 90

    A deep-seated feeling of dislike

    Antipathy

  • 91

    a disease caused by a deficiency in Vitamin C

    Scurvy

  • 92

    A dishonest or unscrupulous man

    Knave

  • 93

    Also

    Eke

  • 94

    In favor of a particular point of viewespecially a controversial one.

    Tendentious

  • 95

    to openly disregard; scorn

    Flout

  • 96

    Obtain or create, but just barely

    Eke

  • 97

    A noisy argument or disagreement especially in public

    Altercation

  • 98

    With the help, support or prorection of.

    Auspice

  • 99

    eager to wage a war

    Bellicose

  • 100

    of or relating to a political regime based on subordination of the individual to the state and strict control of all aspects of the life and productive capacity of the nation especially by coercive measures (such as censorship and terrorism)

    Totalitarian