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Words of the Week 1-32 (2024-25)
Words of the Week 1-32 (2024-25)
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They met on the train when she spilled tea in his lap; they married a year later. It was ---!
apathetic
a hiatus
parsimonious
serendipity
2
Many young adults are --- about politics. People who are 18-29 are the least likely to vote.
apathetic
indelible
verbose
ostentatious
3
A huge failure; a fiasco; a catastrophe
enigma
fallacy
hiatus
debacle
4
A mistaken belief, especially one based on a flaw in logic
fallacy
animosity
debacle
enigma
5
A person or thing that is mysterious, puzzling, or difficult to understand
serendipity
enigma
queue
zephyr
6
A line of people or vehicles waiting their turn; a stored list of data items
serendipity
queue
hiatus
bane
7
What is the part of speech of
candid
and
disgruntled
?
noun
verb
adjective
8
What is the part of speech of
philanthropist
and
zephyr
?
adjective
noun
verb
9
To make an object more attractive by adding decorative details; to add made-up details
perpetuate
expedite
embellish
emulate
10
Unwilling to spend money or use resources; stingy
ostentatious
parsimonious
reprehensible
notorious
11
To make something continue (usually an undesirable situation or an unfounded belief)
embellish
concede
perpetuate
expedite
12
The bake sale was a ---. Sarah lost the money, and the cupcakes gave everyone food poisoning.
fallacy
debacle
queue
hiatus
13
To strongly disapprove of something
obliterate
deplore
scrutinize
concede
14
The occurrence of events by chance that have a happy or beneficial result; a happy accident
hiatus
philanthropist
serendipity
zephyr
15
Felix loved his chemistry professor, but he couldn't understand his --- science jokes.
esoteric
reprehensible
apathetic
parsimonious
16
Each morning at HCS, the --- of cars dropping off students runs to the corner of Maple Ave.
hiatus
fallacy
queue
enigma
17
Which two vocab words create the
most logical
sentence?
He is notorious for being parsimonious.
I need to scrutinize your zephyr.
That philanthropist is the bane of my existence.
Please perpetuate that debacle.
18
To examine or inspect closely and thoroughly
expedite
emulate
perpetuate
scrutinize
19
A short and amusing/interesting story about a real incident
fallacy
enigma
queue
anecdote
20
Which two vocab words create the
most logical
sentence?
I emulated his ephemeral actions.
I expedited his apathetic actions.
I deplored his reprehensible actions.
I conceded his ostentatious actions.
21
A cause of great distress or annoyance
anecdote
bane
fallacy
zephyr
22
To admit that something is true after denying it; to admit defeat
embellish
perpetuate
concede
expedite
23
Angry or dissatisfied
notorious
disgruntled
reprehensible
parsimonious
24
Deserving severe disapproval; disgraceful
disgruntled
indelible
reprehensible
verbose
25
Having no skill or aptitude for a particular task; incompetent
parsimonious
notorious
inept
esoteric
26
Using more words than are needed
ephemeral
candid
parsimonious
verbose
27
Lasting for a very short time
ephemeral
zephyr
parsimonious
indelible
28
A feeling of strong dislike or hostility
animosity
fallacy
notorious
debacle
29
What is the part of speech of
anecdote
and
enigma
?
verb
adjective
noun
30
To speed up the process; to make something happen more quickly
scrutinize
expedite
embellish
deplore
31
To try to match or surpass a person, typically by imitation; to imitate
scrutinize
emulate
perpetuate
obliterate
32
I'm --- about him. He's nice on our dates, but his comments on social media are so immature.
apathetic
ambivalent
verbose
inept
33
Having mixed feelings about something; having two opposing feelings at the same time
ephemeral
ambivalent
indelible
apathetic
34
Feeling no interest or concern
esoteric
ambivalent
apathetic
disgruntled
35
How much is it to --- the shipping on this package? I want it to arrive in one to two days.
emulate
expedite
obliterate
embellish
36
A gentle breeze
anecdote
zephyr
enigma
serendipity
37
A break or interruption in a process or series
enigma
serendipity
hiatus
animosity
38
What is the part of speech of
obliterate
and
scrutinize?
adjective
noun
verb
39
Not able to be removed or forgotten
indelible
verbose
ephemeral
reprehensible
40
Truthful and straightforward
indelible
candid
verbose
ostentatious
41
What is the part of speech of
verbose
and
inept
?
adjective
verb
noun
42
Which two vocab words create the
most logical
sentence?
You should always strive to emulate people that you deplore.
I feel animosity toward that delightful zephyr.
My anecdote took a short hiatus from work yesterday.
Face paint is ephemeral, but a tattoo is indelible.
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Famous or well known for a bad quality or deed
ostentatious
notorious
disgruntled
apathetic
44
Likely to be understood by only a small number of people with specialized knowledge
verbose
ephemeral
indelible
esoteric
45
To destroy utterly; to wipe out
perpetuate
obliterate
emulate
scrutinize
46
What is the part of speech of
concede and perpetuate
?
verb
adjective
noun
47
A person who donates money to a good cause in order to help
hiatus
zephyr
philanthropist
queue
48
Designed to attract notice and impress others
ostentatious
indelible
ephemeral
esoteric