a maneuver or action used to gain advantage

to stuff with food; a small canyon

a slow person, especially one who falls behind

without enthusiasm; carelessly lazy

vulgar or pretentious display to grab attention

skilled equally with both hands

to escape notice; to get away from

excessive prejudice or loyalty for a particular cause/group

destroys, prevents growth, causes devaluation

mandatory loyalty or faithfulness

to attract by offering reward or pleasure

promiscuous and unprincipled in sexual matters

of or related to criminal activity

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Vocab Power Plus Book 1 Lesson 4

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quiz on Lesson Four Vocab from SAT Vocab Power Plus Book One (plus words from 1,2 and 3) #vocabulary

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1
denizen
an occupant; an inhabitant
a boring, uninteresting person
twelve of something
a revolutionary
2
gambit
to wager or bet
to fall apart or collapse
a member of the x-men
a maneuver or action used to gain advantage
3
Antonyms: attract; confront; encounter; take on
denizen
obsequy
elude
fealty
4
elated
to cast out of a society or town
to put off work until the last minute
to feel ecstatically happy
to make sad and inconsolable
5
gorge
to bring water to an arid land
to bring to life
to post excessively on social media
to stuff with food; a small canyon
6
Antonyms: alien; foreigner; immigrant
fallow
entice
denizen
gambit
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laggard
one who brags and boasts
the giant from Harry Potter
a slow person, especially one who falls behind
one who is very rugged and gruff
8
lackadaisical
focused and determined
a small yellow flower
a big word you don't know the definition to
without enthusiasm; carelessly lazy
9
beleaguer
to trouble with difficulties
a small furry aquatic mammal
a deep-sea diver
one who never gives up hope
10
Synonyms: eyesore; disease; bane; pestilence
fealty
blight
fallow
gambit
11
Synonyms: funeral; burial; entombment; sepulture
denizen
fallow
obsequy
laggard
12
ostentatious
a large, flightless bird from Africa
to act viciously without thought
to dress up in order to conceal
vulgar or pretentious display to grab attention
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Synonyms: maneuver; play; jig; artifice
ambidextrous
elude
obsequy
gambit
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ambidextrous
skilled equally with both hands
to be full of passion
extremely intelligent
pure evil
15
Antonyms: fertile; productive; active; prolific
amalgamate
elude
entice
fallow
16
elude
to draw a picture of
to light up, make brighter
to escape notice; to get away from
to make reference to another work
17
Synonyms: satisfy; appease; please; delight
blight
laggard
entice
gratify
18
obsequy
outdated
everywhere all the time
an angle greater than 90 degrees
a funeral rite or ceremony
19
fallow
to obey and take the same path
friendship, companionship
not very deep
inactive, unproductive
20
chauvinist
to attract or lure
excessively messy or scratchy
in extremely poor health
excessive prejudice or loyalty for a particular cause/group
21
blight
blinding, reflects lots of light
not heavy, weightless
destroys, prevents growth, causes devaluation
a mark on the skin
22
fealty
mandatory loyalty or faithfulness
wildness or savagery
soft, cloth material
sadness or misery
23
Antonyms: ahead; early; speedy; prompt
laggard
gambit
gratify
blight
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entice
to spell a name incorrectly
to attract by offering reward or pleasure
to please
to lie to or deceive
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Antonyms: disloyalty; treachery; infidelity; unfaithfulness
laggard
blight
fealty
fallow
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Synonyms: lure; attract; tempt; beguile
elude
laggard
entice
denizen
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licentious
inhibiting productivity; destructive
promiscuous and unprincipled in sexual matters
giving loyalty and allegiance
a certificate providing permission and identification
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felonious
of or related to water/the ocean
of or related to cats
of or related to jazz music
of or related to criminal activity
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gratify
to arrange in a specific order
to attract by offering reward or pleasure
to give thanks
to please

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