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Duplicate of Vocabulary Workshop Units 4-6 level C
Duplicate of Vocabulary Workshop Units 4-6 level C
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antonyms: clumsiness, awkwardness
genial
abashed
finesse
articulate
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Synonyms: whipping boy
scapegoat
defect
resolute
retentive
3
What word means: an area of authority or control; the right to administer justice
plausible
jurisdiction
volatile
prodigal
4
Where is the accent mark for: pulverize
pulver'ize
pulverize'
pul'verize
pulverize
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synonym: foster, uphold
solicitous
sustain
bolster
nonentity
6
What word means:an imperfection,flaw,or blemish of some kind; to desert a cause or organization
finesse
ostracize
genial
defect
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What word means: not able to be heard
prodigal
assert
inaudible
addendum
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synonyms: affirm, avow
ample
addendum
apparition
assert
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antonyms: approve, commend, extol
deplore
annul
muster
recourse
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synonyms: attachment, rider, extension
addendum
apparition
ample
aghast
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antonyms: unembarrassed, unashamed
anguish
abashed
bask
defect
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antonyms: disband, dismiss, disperse
annul
bolster
oust
muster
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What word means: cordial, pleasantly cheerful or warm
articulate
instill
finesse
genial
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synonyms: unstable, erratic
aghast
epitaph
volatile
disdain
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synonyms: cancel, abolish, invalidate, nullify
muster
oust
annul
residue
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antonyms: undermine, weaken, impair
blasé
prone
qualm
bolster
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antonyms: frugal, economical, stingy, miserly
plebeian
volatile
jurisdiction
prodigal
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What are these synonyms for: expel, eject
peruse
bolster
oust
annul
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synonyms: cast out, expel, blackball
ostracize
flaunt
instill
finesse
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synonyms: comical, witty, tongue-in-cheek
facetious
cower
indiscrimate
inaudible
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antonyms: joy, delight, peace of mind
defect
genial
anguish
resolute
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definition: to trouble, haunt, or fill the mind
obsess
prone
sustain
qualm
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What word means: a ghost or ghostly figure; an unexplained or unusual appearance
ethical
cower
apparition
plebeian
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What word means:an effect or consequence of an action or event,result;an echo or reverberation
pseudonym
repercussion
scapegoat
purge
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synonyms: distant, cold
ostracize
defect
bask
aloof
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antonym: airtight, impermeable
frivolous
porous
muster
nonentity
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Where is the accent mark for: plausible
pl'ausible
plausi'ble
plau'sible
plausible'
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What word means: a brief statement written on a tomb or gravestone
epitaph
proximity
prodigal
intrigue
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synonyms: silly, foolish, inane, petty
oust
blasé
frivolous
porous
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what word means: to read thoroughly and carefully
sustain
promontory
staid
peruse
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What word means: lying face down; inclined, likely
sustain
annul
prone
residue
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antonyms: stand up to
cower
assert
plausible
disdain
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Synonym: Presentiment
purge
premonition
rehabilitate
resolute
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antonyms: pollute, contaminate, defile
purge
resolute
scapegoat
rehabilitate
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antonyms: insufficient, inadequate
disdain
cower
inaudible
ample
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antonyms: unconcerned, indifferent, apathetic
bolster
solicitous
sustain
promontory
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antonym: fair play
epitaph
intrigue
inaudible
disdain
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What word means: a remainder, that which remains when a part has been used up or removed
residue
staid
solicitous
sustain
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What word means: frank, direct, straightforward
genial
ostracize
instill
forthright
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synonyms: expound; eloquent
articulate
repercussion
finesse
aloof
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synonyms: lowborn, proletarian, coarse, unrefined
epitaph
addendum
plebeian
proximity
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What word means: nearness, closeness
jurisdiction
proximity
volatile
cower
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what word means: indifferent, bored as a result of having enjoyed many pleasures; apathetic
blasé
obsess
ornate
promontory
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synonyms: redress, remedy
deplore
obsess
recourse
prone
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antonyms: delighted, overjoyed, unmoved
aghast
apparition
volatile
cower
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antonyms: porous, forgetful
retentive
purge
resolute
ostracize
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What word means:to make over in good form; to restore to good condition or to a former position
rehabilitate
flaunt
purge
instill