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Unit 9 Vocabulary Review
Unit 9 Vocabulary Review
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Sadlier Oxford Level F Unit 9 Review
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inactive, sluggish, dull
supposition
torpid
prententious
novice
2
Whoever allowed that man on a stage is guilty of an ______________ blunder.
egregarious
equivocate
novice
supposition
3
untidy, dirty, careless
novice
abate
slovenly
topid
4
vanishing, soon passing away; light and airy
adulation
dilatory
culpable
evanescent
5
synonyms: stalling, slow, tardy, laggard
nebulous
evanescent
irresolute
dilatory
6
extreme poverty; barrenness, insufficiency
penury
recapitulate
avarice
nebulous
7
deserving blame, worthy of condemnation
dilatory
culpable
equivocate
astute
8
a greedy desire, particularly for wealth
astute
avarice
equivocate
egregious
9
antonyms: definite, distinct, clear, sharply focused
avarice
nebulous
abate
irresolute
10
synonyms: cupidity, rapacity, acquisitiveness
abate
irresolute
nebulous
avarice
11
unable to make up one's mind, hestitating
nebulous
irresolute
equivocate
abate
12
Guided by a ___________ that turned out to be false, they made some disastrous decisions.
abate
nebulous
avarice
supposition
13
We need someone who can ___________ our neighborhood's community spirit.
equivocate
resuscitate
dilatory
novice
14
antonyms: to speak one's mind plainly
culpable
egregious
equivocate
nebulous
15
We stood on the dock on that moonless night, waiting for the storm to ____________.
astute
irresolute
anathema
abate
16
Talking about one's wealth is thought to be ______________ and poor in taste.
pretentious
resuscitate
novice
supposition
17
an object of intense dislike; a curse or strong denunciation
egregious
anathema
evanescent
dilatory
18
antonyms: veteran, past master, pro, expert
slovenly
novice
resuscitate
torpid
19
praise or flaterry that is excessive
culpable
adulation
resuscitate
astute
20
to review a series of facts; to sum up
topid
recapitulate
supposition
penury