Question | Answer |
Assimilate | verbdefinition:to cause to conform or resemble a group, attitude, or custom, excSyn:identify; adaptAnt:unfit; disorderother forms: assimilation(noun) |
Benign | AdjectiveDefinition:displaying gentleness or favorable qualitiesSyn:compassionate; humaneAnt:sinister; severe |
Chastise | VerbDefinition:to punish by beating or severe criticism Syn:discipline; scoldOther forms:chastisement(noun)Ant:forgive; praiseOther forms: chastisement |
Disposition | nounDefinition:natural emotional and mental outloook or moodSyn:attitude; emotionAnt:NONE |
Emphatic | nounDefinition:natural emotional and mental outloook or moodSyn:attitude; emotionAnt:NONE |
Fret | verbDefintion:to feel/express, worry, or disconnect/annoyanceSyn:agganize; affrontAnt:calm; comfortOther forms:fret(noun) fretful(adjective) |
Grave | adjective-graver, gravestDefinition:threatening a serious or bad outcome; solemnSyn:sober; seriousAnt:fervolous; crutialOther forms:gravely(adjective) graveness(noun) |
Haste | nounDefinition:overly eager, thoughtless, or extreme speed or hurrySyn:hurry; quicknessAnt:linger;restOther forms:hasty(adjective) hastily(adverb) |
Implore | Verb(tense may change)Definition:to ber or ask for urgentlySyn:plead; beseechAnt:reject; answerOther forms:imploringly(adverb) |
Jaunty | adjectiveDefinition:easy;confident and sprightly in mannerSyn:dashing;carefreeAnt:depressing;lethargicOther forms: jauntily(adverb) |
Kin | NounDefinition:a group of people descended from a common ancestor Syn:relation;relativeAnt:stranger; foreign personOther forms:kinship(noun) |
Lethargy | nounDefinition:the quality or state of being unenergetic, indifferent, and lazySyn:inactivity; torporAnt:energetic; livelinessOther forms:lethargic(adjective |
Meticulous | AdjectiveDefinition:showing extreme care about tiny details; being precise and detailedSyn:exact; scrupulousAnt:careless;inaccurateOther forms:meticulously(adverb) meticulousness(noun) |
Nondescript | AdjectiveDefintion:having no definate ot recognized type or kind:undistingushedSyn:common;ordinaryAnt:uncommon;different |
Obscure | Adjective/verbDefinition:not clear to understand or percieveSyn:doubtful;mysteriousAnt:certain;clearOther forms:obscurity(noun)obscurely(adverb) |
Placid | AdjectiveDefinition:pleasently, calm, or peacefulSyn:tranquil' gentleAnt:aggitated;excitedOther forms:placidly(adverb) |
Quizzical | Adjectivedefinition: Questioning or puzzlingSyn: Curious; skepticalAnt: certain;understandingOther forms: Quizzically(adverb) |
Relinguish | VerbOther forms: relinguishment( noun)definition: to give back or surrendersyn: yeild;abandanAnt: retain;take |
Solace | NounDefinition: something/someone that provides relief or distress and discomfortSyn: consolation, reliefAnt: distress;aggravate |
Tentative | Adjectivedefinition: uncertain;done or made as an attempt or effortother forms: Tentative(adjective)tentatively(noun) |
Ubiquitous | Adjectivedefinition: existing everywhere especially at the same timeSyn: common; present everywhereAnt: rare; scarce |
Vast | AdjectiveDefinition: Of very great/large size or extentSyn: huge; immenseAnt: tiny; punyOther forms: vastness(noun)vastly(adjective) |
wield | verbdefinition: to use(weapon, instrument) effective; to actively employ or put to useSyn: manipulate; plyAnt: idle; leave alone |
Xenophobia | noundefinition: an unreasonable fear or hatred foriegners or strangers of of that which id foreign or strange.Syn: raisicm; predujiceAnt: unafraid; fearless |
Yahoo | NounDefinition: an uncultivated or insophisticated person.Syn: barbarian; roughneckAnt: classy; sophisticated |
Zephyr | noundefinition: a gentle, mild breezeSyn: breeze, windAnt: tornado;gust |