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Sadlier (G) Units 1-3
Sadlier (G) Units 1-3
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1
Which word most nearly means
helpless
?
feckless
substantive
invidious
distraught
2
Most people don't believe rabbits' feet and other _____________ actually bring good luck.
suppliant
talismans
largesse
gambits
3
Which word most nearly means
gummy
?
halcyon
primordial
brackish
viscous
4
(n) a formal statement of commendation; high praise
banal
arrogate
eulogy
largesse
5
Which word most nearly means
frantic
?
primordial
propinquity
distraught
taciturn
6
(v) to claim or take without right
belabor
myopic
arrogate
accost
7
(adj) capable of being held or defended
tenable
insatiable
taciturn
overt
8
The tourists on safari traveled over the __________grasslands in search of native life.
avid
insatiable
verdant
acquisitive
9
(v) to establish by evidence, prove; to give concrete form to
substantiate
congeal
undulate
celerity
10
Which word means the same as
copy
,
mimic
, &
match
?
emulate
eschew
temporize
encomium
11
Which word means the same as
commendation
and
eulogy
?
animadversion
sacrilege
encomium
pejorative
12
(adj) pertaining to actors & their techniques; theatrical; artificial; melodramatic
myopic
avid
histrionic
devious
13
After being convicted of treason, the traitor was __________ executed
celerity
avidly
summarily
overtly
14
Which word means the same as
inflammatory
&
provocative
incendiary
tenable
invidious
overt
15
Beware drinking _________ water: it may contain harmful parasites or bacteria.
brackish
undulating
devious
overt
16
(n) a comment indicating strong criticism or disapproval
reconnaissance
animadversion
invidious
suppliant
17
(v) to approach and speak to first; to confront in a challenging or aggressive way
celerity
gambit
accost
devious
18
(adj.) open, not hidden; expressed or revealed in an easily recognized way
myopic
overt
suppliant
banal
19
(v) to move in waves or with a wavelike motion
taciturn
summarily
undulate
coherently
20
(n) language that is too wordy or inflated in proportion to sense or content
piquant
unwonted
verbiage
evince
21
(v) to display clearly, to make evident, to provoke
myopic
dissemble
evince
pejorative
22
Brutus and Cassius hatched a ________ plot to kill Julius Caesar?
suppliant
feckless
utopian
nefarious
23
The king's reluctance to fight caused him to stall, and ultimately, he ___________ himself right off the throne.
temporized
arrogated
substantiated
belabored
24
(adj.) relevant, appropriate, apropos, fitting
encomium
invidious
intransigent
germane
25
Ben Franklin tried to _________ his bad habits and focus on always doing the "right" thing.
germane
eschew
substantiate
congeal
26
Captain Brown spoke __________ - not in a whisper to an intimate friend, but in a loud military voice!
piquant
intransigent
overtly
nefariously
27
(n) the state of being proper; appropriateness
invidious
propriety
halcyon
pejorative
28
In an ________________________ society, there is a great deal of emphasis on buying and selling of goods.
myopic
insatiable
agrarian
acquisitive