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Level F Units 7-12 Vocabulary Review
Level F Units 7-12 Vocabulary Review
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The construction of another factory received --- by the community for the risk of polluting the environment.
implicit
ignoble
nebulous
odium
2
By not applying sunscreen, my skin was --- to the rays of the hot July sun.
enhance
vulnerable
adulation
deleterious
3
In spite of a forecasted blizzard, the actual amount of snowfall was too --- to call for a school closure or delay.
palpable
hypothetical
inconsequential
gauche
4
It is fun to --- new flavors by mixing a few of the fountain soda options in one cup.
sear
prate
concoct
inculcate
5
There's a high risk of health complications for people with --- bodies.
stalwart
imperious
corpulent
dilatory
6
As the snowstorm ---, people headed outside to shovel their driveways.
abated
procrastinated
dunned
recapitulated
7
The boss's --- and cynical attitude made them difficult to work for.
dispassionate
stalwart
acrimonious
evanescent
8
Since he lived such a(n) --- lifestyle, never leaving the house, he had a very limited social life.
sedentary
subservient
munificent
incisive
9
The defendant was forced to pay --- for the damages caused during the accident.
restitution
resuscitate
salient
debonair
10
Although often appearing --- while listening to conversations in the wine shop, Madame Defarge was vengeful and angry.
beneficent
dispassionate
winsome
subservient
11
A --- pianist must practice daily to master the instrument.
florid
dilatory
novice
prosaic
12
When they lost their fifth consecutive game, team members began blaming each other, and --- occurred among everyone.
salient
cupidity
dissension
consternation
13
Ragueneau was taken advantage of by his wife and his poets due to his --- nature.
scintillating
sanctimonious
provocative
susceptible
14
The city erupted into --- as the fans took to the streets to celebrate their team's victory.
adulation
salient
sedentary
bedlam
15
Since she was --- to having an allergic reaction to peanuts, she always made sure she carried an epi-pen with her.
susceptible
ostentatious
covert
inimical
16
The students were warned not to --- the statue of the rival mascot before the big football game.
desecrate
relegate
enhance
accrue
17
Dogs are often very --- in identifying their owners' emotions.
covert
hypothetical
heresy
perceptive
18
My parents said I can go to the game this weekend --- on bringing my Biology grade up to passing.
inconsequential
abstemious
redundant
contingent
19
The artist at the carnival created humorous --- of anybody that wanted to spend $5 for a comedic picture of themselves.
dun
consternation
austere
caricatures
20
--- violence in TV shows and movies has caused many people to look for other forms of entertainment.
Bedlam
Infraction
Reprobate
Gratuitous
21
The students solved math problems that involved --- situations about cooking measurements and home renovations.
astute
hypothetical
susceptible
torpid
22
He stood out like a sore thumb with his --- appearance while everyone else wore suits.
relegated
avarice
accrue
slovenly
23
Admitting your role in the vandalism was admirable, but it does not --- you from the damage you caused.
desecrate
absolve
debase
adulation
24
After missing multiple rehearsals, the lead actor was --- to a minor role in the school play.
relegated
gauntlet
abate
salient
25
After his --- remarks to his classmates, the student was sent to the principal for discipline.
clangor
heresy
inconsequential
crass
26
After fasting from sun up to sun down, the child was excited to --- their appetite with their evening meal.
ostentatious
satiate
sear
beneficent
27
The witness was able to ---the suspect's story that they were not in the vicinity of the crime when it was taking place.
recondite
torpid
disavow
corroborate
28
After three months in the wilderness, the stranded hiker returned looking gaunt and ---.
culpable
cadaverous
dispassionate
squeamish
29
At large concerts, vendors often try to --- counterfeit or cheaply made t-shirts of the performer.
inculcate
foist
absolve
dissipate
30
The --- art expert was quickly able to find the difference between the original and the forgery.
nebulous
astute
prosaic
ignoble
31
The Amish are known for living a(n) --- lifestyle where they reject most modern conveniences and technologies.
austere
munificent
grandiose
inimical
32
We tried our best not to be intimidated by our opponents, but they were --- and had not been defeated yet.
redoubtable
intemperate
gratuitous
prosaic
33
It was easy to see through her --- attitude because she was always trying to impress others with her fancy clothes.
equivocate
nebulous
bovine
pretentious
34
The --- of the wealthy class caused the suffering of the poor.
avarice
efficacious
gratuitous
bovine
35
His warning was ---; the teacher never said outright what would happen if we failed the test, but it would be bad.
sanctimonious
discursive
enthrall
implicit
36
The --- child was so sweet and charming that she always got what she wanted.
egregious
imperious
munificent
winsome
37
Sydney Carton is a --- of selflessness because he sacrificed himself for Lucie and her family.
denizen
fortuitous
abstemious
paragon
38
Since I missed yesterday's lesson, could you give me the --- of what I need to know?
gist
gauntlet
annotation
prate
39
It is generally considered --- to express gratitude when someone does you a favor.
extenuate
politic
slovenly
covert
40
After missing sleep for three consecutive nights, she began to notice --- effects on her work and health.
debased
deleterious
absolved
redoubtable
41
Since he was ---, the sight of even the smallest amount of blood caused him to become lightheaded.
inimical
imperious
squeamish
beneficent
42
After confiding in my friend, his --- shocked me as he instantly shared my secret with his followers on TikTok.
specious
perfidy
stalwart
recondite
43
Old Milon's anger at the Prussians --- over time as he lost family members, property, and freedom to them.
specious
debased
accrued
grandiose
44
There was --- between the students and administration about the location of the senior prom.
equanimity
beneficent
dissension
heresy
45
Meeting my identical twin sister at summer camp was a --- occasion that allowed us to plot to reunite our parents.
fortuitous
crass
gratuitous
pretentious
46
It's not good to make --- about someone's personality based on their appearance.
recapitulations
suppositions
infractions
inculcations
47
Vikings were known for their success in raiding and --- coastal towns in Northern Europe.
relegating
pillaging
disseminating
searing
48
After running out of new ideas, her arguments became --- , and she repeated herself over and over again.
winsome
redundant
austere
dun
49
The --- act of burping at the table in the nice restaurant made everyone turn and stare.
intemperate
disavowed
scintillating
gauche
50
She was surprised that her date, who was quiet and shy at first, told such a --- story.
scintillating
nebulous
recondite
prosaic