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Weyler Vocabulary
50 words from school units and ACT vocabulary lists
Question | Answer |
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Recumbent | to recline |
Morosely | In a gloomy manner |
Lumber | To move slowly or clumsily |
Plaintively | In a mournful or sad way |
Complacently | In a pleased or pleasant way |
Decorous | proper |
Recrimination | a countercharge |
Inscrutable | impenetrable |
Malevolently | wishing ill or harm to another |
Jeer | to speak or shout derisively |
Impervious | not permitting passage |
Demure | characterized by shyness and modesty |
Fervor | intense heat |
Corpulent | portly or stout |
Luminous | radiating or reflecting light |
Objectively | purpose or goal |
Insidious | stealthily treacherous or deceitful |
Condemnation | strong censure |
Imperceptibly | very slight, gradual |
Imploring | to beg urgently or piteously for |
Lamentation | expressing grief |
Dispassionate | free from or unaffected by passion |
Buoyant | cheering or invigorating |
Epiphany | an appearance or manifestation |
Diffident | lacking confidence in one's own ability |
Imminent | likely to occur at any moment |
Proximate | close, very near |
Brief | lasting or taking a short time |
Abbreviate | to shorten a word by omitting letters |
Resist | to withstand |
Adverse | opposing one's interests or desire |
Affluent | abounding in anything |
Symmetrical | regular in form or arrangement of corresponding parts |
Symphony | an elaborate instrumental composition in three or more movements |
Imitation | a counterfeit; copy |
Differentiate | to change; alter |
Synchronize | to cause to indicate the same time |
Immanent | remaining within |
Epidemic | affecting many persons at the same time, and spreading from person to person in a locality where the disease is not permanently prevalent |
Conjecture | an opinion or theory so formed or expressed |
Quantitive | capable of being measured |
Definitive | a defining or limiting word |
Contiguous | in close proximity without actually touching |
Versative | having or capable of many uses |
Veracious | habitually speaking the truth |
Successor | a person or thing that succeeds or follows |
Accentuate | to give emphasis or prominence to |
Leaven | a substance, as yeast or baking powder, that causes fermentation and expansion of dough or batter |
Abundant | present in great quantity |