Duplicate of Bernhisel Vocabulary Workshop Level D Unit 1

(n) A plant that lives for many years.

Through his partner lost everything, he was able to___a few dollars from the wreckage of the bankrupt business

syn: to incline, make susceptible to

ant: To imprint permanently

Rubble, detritus, flotsam and jetsam are synonyms for debris.

syn: confusion, disorder; to jumble, mess up.

Once Great Britian had given up her vast overseas empire, she found that she had also____her position as a world power.

(adj.) uncontrolled, lacking in restaint

The idea of a(n)______like Robin Hood who helps the poor appeals strongly to the popular imagination

Muddle means to make something clean

The antonyms of breach are to seal, close

big and bulky, unwieldly, clumsy to handle

syn: rambling, verbose, prolix; to disperse

ant: an agreement, accord; a breakthrough

ant: to abandon; to scrap, junk

Define: opinionated

syn: false, counterfeit, fraudulent, bogus

syn: cautious, wary, prudent, careful, guarded.

Define: admonish

The nurse rushed into the hospital corridor to_____the visitors who were creating a disturbance.

I added a few drops of food coloring to the liquid and watched as they slowly___through it.

(n.) a difficult or perplexing situation or problem

The doctor became more and more fearful that her patients weakened condition would ________ him to pneumonia.

syn: a standoff, stalemate, impasse

commandeer: a bandit

Which is correctly spelled?

brigand is a type of doctor

(adj.) clumsy, hard to handle