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English II words
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Denier | A unit of weight in which silk, rayon, or nylon is measured |
| Digress | leave the main subject temporarily in speech or writing. |
| Dotard | An old, wear, or senile person. |
| Digress | Leave the main subject temporarily in speech or writing. |
| Drudge | A person made to do hard, mental, or dull work. |
| Ducat | A gold coin formerly currency in most European countries. |
| Encounter | an unexpected or casual meeting with someone/ something. |
| Enthrall | Capture the fascinated attention of another. |
| Esteem | Respect and admiration; typically for a person. |
| Fain | Pleased or willing under the circumstances. |
| Flourish | Grow/develop in a healthy way. |
| Flout | Openly disregard. |
| Fray | unravel or become worn at the edge. |
| Frivolous | not having any serious purpose. |
| Gamut | the complete range of scope of something. |
| Guile | sly or cunning intelligence. |
| Haggard | looking exhausted or unwell. |
| Herald | An official messenger bringing news. |
| Homage | special honor/ respect shown publicly. |
| Ingenious | Clever, original, and inventive |
| Kindred | Relationship by blood. |
| Lusty | Healthy and strong. |
| Modesty | Being moderate, limited or small in one's ability. |
| Ordinance | A piece of legislation enacted y a municipal authority. |
| Pantaloon | A woman's baggy trousers |
| Pate | A person's head |
| Peril | Serious/ immediate danger. |
| Perpetual | Never ending/ changing |
| Perverse | deliberately behaving a way that is unacceptable. |
| Preposterous | contrary to reason/ common sense. |
| Prodigy | a persons (younger one) endowed with exceptional abilities. |
| Quaff | drink something heartily (alcoholic drink) |
| Reverence | Deep respect for something/someone. |
| Reverend | Title of a member of the clergy |
| Savor | to taste something and enjoy it |
| Shrewd | having/showing sharp powers of judgment |
| Trencher | a wooden plate/ platter for food |
| Usurp | to take illegally or by force. |
| Vantage | a place/ position affording a good new of something |
| Warrant | document issuing an arrest by government official |
| Wit | Mental sharpness and inventiveness. |