vocabulary word | meaning |
avenge 1 | to get revenge for, get even for, settle a score |
avenge 2 | to punish someone or get satisfaction for a wrong or injury |
cede 1 | to give up, surrender |
cede 2 | to hand over to another |
deluge 1 | a great flood |
deluge 2 | a heavy fall of rain |
deluge 3 | anything that comes in vast quantity |
deluge 4 | to flood |
discretion 1 | good judgement |
discretion 2 | care in speech and action |
discretion 3 | freedom to judge or choose |
giddy 1 | dizzy |
giddy 2 | light headed |
giddy 3 | lacking seriousness |
impact 1 | the striking of one object against another |
impact 2 | the shock caused by a collision |
impact 3 | to affect especially forcefully |
intimidate 1 | to make timid or frightened by threats |
intimidate 2 | to use fear to get someone to do (or not to do) something |
liberate 1 | to free from bondage or domination |
liberate 2 | to release |
logical 1 | reasonable |
logical 2 | making use of reason and good sense |
misrepresent | to give a false or untrue idea |
optional 1 | left to one's own choice |
optional 2 | not required |
outright 1 | complete |
outright 2 | instantaneous |
outright 3 | without reservation |
rendezvous 1 | to meet in accordance with a plan |
rendezvous 2 | a meeting by agreement |
rendezvous 3 | a meeting place |
rotund 1 | rounded and plump |
rotund 2 | full or rich in sound |
saunter 1 | to stroll |
saunter 2 | walk in an easy, leisurely way |
saunter 3 | a stroll |
sluggish 1 | lazy |
sluggish 2 | slow moving |
sluggish 3 | not active, dull |
subordinate 1 | lower in rank or position, secondary |
subordinate 2 | one who is in a lower position or under the orders of someone else |
subordinate 3 | to put in a lower or secondary position |
tint 1 | a delicte color or hue |
tint 2 | a slight trace of something |
tint 3 | to give color to something |
tint 4 | to dye |
variable 1 | likely to undergo change |
variable 2 | changeable |
variable 3 | a value or quntity that varies |
variable 4 | a symbol for a value or quntity that varies |
verge 1 | the point at which something begins or happens |
verge 2 | a border |
verge 3 | to incline, tend toward, approach |
verge 4 | to be in the process of becoming something else |