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Vocab Unit 3
Practice for Unit 3 Vocab
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| attractive | (adj) pleasing to the eye, mind, or senses; having the power to draw attention. |
| attractive | synonyms for this word are appealing, likeable, charming, beautiful, inviting. |
| attractive | antonyms for this word are unappealing, unpleasant, disagreeable, offensive. |
| burden | (n) something that is carried, a load; something that is very hard to bear (v) to weigh down or put too heavy a load on |
| burden | synonyms for this word are (n) a weight, baggage, a difficulty, hardship, worry (v) to afflict, oppress |
| burden | antonyms for this word are (n) a relief; (v) to relieve, lighten |
| consent | (v) to agree or to approve; to give permission (n) approval or permission |
| consent | synonyms (v) to allow, permit accept (n) agreement, authorization |
| consent | antonyms for this word are (v) to disapprove, refuse, deny, disallow (n) refusal, denial |
| dependable | (adj) capable of being relied on; trustworthy |
| dependable | synonyms for this word are reliable; responsible |
| dependable | antonyms for this word are unreliable, undependable, untrustworthy |
| indicate | (v) to point to or point out; to be a sign of; to state or express briefly |
| indicate | synonyms for this word are to mark, show, signify, suggest, to announce |
| indicate | antonyms for this word are to conceal |
| previous | (adj) coming before in time or order |
| previous | synonyms for this word are earlier, preceding, prior, past |
| previous | antonyms for this word are following, later, suceeding |
| qualify | (v) to be or become fit or something; to limit or narrow the meaning of |
| qualify | synonyms for this word are to authorize, entitle, prepare, suit, to modify |
| qualify | there are no antonyms for this word |
| response | (n) a reply or answer; a reaction to something |
| response | synonyms for this word are an acknowlegdement |
| response | there are no antonyms for this word |
| shabby | (adj) worn or faded from use or wear; dressed in worn out clothes; not fair or generous |
| shabby | synonyms for this word are ragged, run-down, mean, wretched, unkind |
| shabby | antonyms for this word are elegant, grand, lavish, generous, kind |
| thaw | (v) to melt or cause to melt; to warm up gradually (n) a period of weather warm enough to melt ice and snow |
| thaw | synonyms for this word are to liquefy |
| thaw | antonyms for this word are to freeze, solidify |
| urgent | (adj) needing or demanding immediate action or attention |
| urgent | synonyms for this word are critical, pressing |
| urgent | antonyms for this word are unimportant, mionor |
| vanity | (n) the quality of being stuck-up or vain; having too much pride in one's looks or abilities; a dressing table |
| vanity | synonyms for this word are conceit, arrogance |
| vanity | antonyms for this word are modesty, humility |