Adjoining together for some common purpose, Synonyms; pact, league, coalition Antonyms; rift, split

To puzzle completely, confuse Synonym; perplex, confound Antonym; set straight, enlighten

A clown, of course, stupid person Synonym; jester, dunce

Controversial (adjective)

Arousing argument, dispute, or disagreement Synonyms; arguable, at issue

To discourage New, Synonyms; demoralize, disparate Antonyms; encourage,hearten

Fruitless (adjective)

Not producing the desired results, unsuccessful, Synonyms; useless, vain, unproductive Antonyms; productive, effective

Unfriendly, unfavorable, or like, aggressive, Antonym; friendly, cordial

Inflammable (adjective)

Easily set on fire, easily angered, or aroused Antonyms; flammable, excitable Antonyms; fire, resistant, calm

To give or cause something, unpleasant, impose, Synonyms; deal out, visit upon Antonyms; suffer, undergo, sustain

Malignant (adjective)

Deadly, extremely harmful, evil, spiteful, malicious Synonym; wicked, malevolent, Antonym; wholesome, beneficial

To hurt someone’s feelings, deeply, to cause embarrassment or humiliation, to subdue or discipline by self denial or suffering Synonym, embarrass, abash

An agreement with established or generally accepted, beliefs, or ways of doing things Synonym, traditional, standard, customary Antonym;:;unusual, unconventional, heretical

To obtain through special efforts; to bring about Synonym: gain, achieve

To run quickly, scamper, hurry, Synonym; rush, –, scramble Antonym; charge, plot, creep, crawl

Soaked with liquid or moisture, expressionless, dull, spiritless, listless Synonym; waterlogged, saturated Antonym; parched, arid

Full of life and vigor, courageous Synonym; lively, animated, Gallant, Antonym; lifeless, dull

Having a certain force or effect, in fact, but not a name, so close as to be equivalent to the real thing Synonym; functioning as

(Adj) completely empty, having no legal force or effect (N) empty or unfilled space (V) to cancel or nullify

Disobedient, willful, unpredictable, capricious Synonyms; insubordinate, rebellious, perverse Antonyms; docile, well-behaved, predictable

(V) To draw back suddenly as though in pain or fear Synonym; flinch, shudder (N) the act of drawing back in this way

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Vocabulary unit 4

Question	Answer
Alliance(n)	Adjoining together for some common purpose, Synonyms; pact, league, coalition Antonyms; rift, split
Bewilder (V)	To puzzle completely, confuse Synonym; perplex, confound Antonym; set straight, enlighten
Buffoon (N).	A clown, of course, stupid person Synonym; jester, dunce
Controversial (adjective)	Arousing argument, dispute, or disagreement Synonyms; arguable, at issue
Dishearten (V)	To discourage New, Synonyms; demoralize, disparate Antonyms; encourage,hearten
Fruitless (adjective)	Not producing the desired results, unsuccessful, Synonyms; useless, vain, unproductive Antonyms; productive, effective
Hostile (adjective.)	Unfriendly, unfavorable, or like, aggressive, Antonym; friendly, cordial
Inflammable (adjective)	Easily set on fire, easily angered, or aroused Antonyms; flammable, excitable Antonyms; fire, resistant, calm
Inflict (V)	To give or cause something, unpleasant, impose, Synonyms; deal out, visit upon Antonyms; suffer, undergo, sustain
Malignant (adjective)	Deadly, extremely harmful, evil, spiteful, malicious Synonym; wicked, malevolent, Antonym; wholesome, beneficial
Mortify (v)	To hurt someone’s feelings, deeply, to cause embarrassment or humiliation, to subdue or discipline by self denial or suffering Synonym, embarrass, abash
Orthodox (adjective)	An agreement with established or generally accepted, beliefs, or ways of doing things Synonym, traditional, standard, customary Antonym;:;unusual, unconventional, heretical
Procure (V)	To obtain through special efforts; to bring about Synonym: gain, achieve
Scurry (v)	To run quickly, scamper, hurry, Synonym; rush, –, scramble Antonym; charge, plot, creep, crawl
Sodden (adj)	Soaked with liquid or moisture, expressionless, dull, spiritless, listless Synonym; waterlogged, saturated Antonym; parched, arid
Spirited (adjective)	Full of life and vigor, courageous Synonym; lively, animated, Gallant, Antonym; lifeless, dull
Virtual (adjective)	Having a certain force or effect, in fact, but not a name, so close as to be equivalent to the real thing Synonym; functioning as
Void	(Adj) completely empty, having no legal force or effect (N) empty or unfilled space (V) to cancel or nullify
Wayward (adj)	Disobedient, willful, unpredictable, capricious Synonyms; insubordinate, rebellious, perverse Antonyms; docile, well-behaved, predictable
Wince	(V) To draw back suddenly as though in pain or fear Synonym; flinch, shudder (N) the act of drawing back in this way

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