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Sadlier Vocabulary Level E Units 1-3 Review
Sadlier Vocabulary Level E Units 1-3 Review
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Sadlier Vocabulary Workshop Level E Unit 1-3
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Synonym: a SOJOURN in Florida
attraction
condominium
development
stopover
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Definition: not affected or hurt by; admitting of no passage or entrance
adroit
impetus
nostalgia
impervious
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Synonym: continue, preserve, prolong indefinitely
negligible
harass
perpetuate
artifice
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Definition: an example that may serve as a basis for imitation or later action
precedent
verbatim
extol
amicable
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Part of speech: cursory
noun
verb
preposition
adjective
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Definition: unenthusiastic; marked by an absence of interest; lukewarm
jeopardy
amicable
tepid
scrutinize
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Definition: to corrupt, make worse by the addition of something of lesser value
dour
harass
adulterate
negligible
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SYNONYMS: clever, deft, dextrous, slick
duplicity
adroit
amicable
jeopardy
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ANTONYMS: deluge, inundation, flooding
benevolent
belligerent
holocaust
adroit
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Antonym: productive, fertile, prolific
fallow
inclement
sojourn
liquidate
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Definition: wealthy, luxurious; ample; grandiose
augment
opulent
unkempt
stolid
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Fill in the blank: You really need to clean your room! It is always so _____________.
unkempt
fortitude
pliable
dour
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Antonym: a STOLID horse
impassive (expressionless)
high-strung (excitable)
thoroughbred (pure-bred)
domestic
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Fill in the blank: The concert set list is _______________ and subject to change.
tentative
ambidextrous
gibe
insidious
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Definition: to utter taunting words; an expression of scorn
deploy
augment
insidious
gibe
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definition: to corrupt, make worse by the addition of something of lesser value
gape
deploy
bereft
adulterate
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Which word is spelled incorrectly?
tepid
artifice
advesary
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Fill in the blank: I never know what he is thinking. He is so _________ all of the time.
pliable
unkempt
insidious
stolid
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Definition: charitable, kindly
extol
amicable
feasible
benevolent
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Fill in the blank: I wasn't fooled by the con-artist's __________. I knew his true identity all along.
gibe
gape
fortitude
guise
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Definition: to make larger, increase
opulent
augment
intimation
dour
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Fill in the blank: Play-doh is fun because of its ___________ nature. There are so many possibilities!
pliable
tentative
ambidextrous
stolid
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Synonym: a METICULOUS groundskeeper
elderly
careless
experienced
fastidious (attentive to detail)
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Which word is spelled incorrectly?
punative
retrogress
inclement
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Definition: stern, unyielding, gloomy, ill-humored
guise
dour
stolid
gibe
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Definition: having a deep-seated distaste; unwilling, opposed
averse
dour
negligible
muse
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Definition: cautiously, with great care
ambidextrous
warily
stolid
tentative
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Definition: given to fighting, warlike; combative, aggressive; one engaged in war
duplicity
belligerent
benevolent
tepid
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Definition: an example that may serve as a basis for imitation or later action
urbane
muse
craven
precedent
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Definition: deprived of; made unhappy through a loss
dour
insidious
stolid
bereft
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Part of Speech: warily
noun
adverb
interjection
adjective
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Part of speech: gape
adjective
verb
preposition
pronoun
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Syn: COERCED into agreement
tricked
tempted
persuaded
forced
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Fill in the blank: The Joker is known for being _____________ and deceptive.
ambidextrous
guise
stolid
insidious
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Antonym: a FALLOW period in my life
fertile
bizarre
unexceptional
unproductive
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Part of speech: jeopardy
noun
adjective
verb
pronoun
37
Which word is spelled incorrectly?
augment
grimace
feasable
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Fill in the blank: The general will __________ the troops according to the plan.
deploy
gibe
bereft
pliable
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Synonym: fearful, fainthearted, pusillanimous
fallow
craven
exhilarate
demise
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Definition: to set right, remedy; relief from wrong or injury
perpetuate
liquidate
punitive
redress