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English lesson-5
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Bizarre Adjective Extremely unusual; strange | Syn: Unusual; Weird Ant: Ordinary; Normal Most circus carneys are very bizarre because they all look very funny. |
| Bungle Verb To act or work clumsily; to ruin something through clumsiness | Syn: Botch Ant: Manage; Succeed If you bungle while taking a test you will make mistakes. |
| Deduce Verb To conclude by reasoning; to infer | Syn: Determine; Understand Ant: Misconstrue; Mistake After reading the paper over and over the teacher deduced that the paper was not his work. |
| Dynamic Adjective 1. Energetic; Intense; Forceful 2. Continuously active or changing | (1)Syn: Powerful; Active (1)Ant: Mild; Calm; Lifeless New Orleans has very dynamic weather because it will be sunny one second and pouring down rain the next. |
| Irrelevant Adjective Unimportant to the matter at hand | Syn: Inapplicable; Immaterial Ant: Pertinent; Germane Jimmy thought the location of the country's was irrelevant to the test until he got it and realized that was what a majority of it was. |
| Loiter Verb To linger without an apparent purpose | Syn: Dawdle; Amble Ant: Hurry; Hasten Some students loiter outside of the classroom. |
| Obstinate Adjective Stubborn | Syn: Headstrong Ant: Obedient; Compliant Students will sometimes be obstinate and not do what the teacher asks them to do. |
| Scrutinize Verb To examine in great detail | Syn: Study; Inspect Ant: Skim; Browse You should scrutinize a house before you buy it. |
| Stunt Verb Noun (V) To limit or hinder growth (N) An unusual or dangerous feat | (V) Syn: Inhibit (V) Ant: Nurture If you don't take care of a plant it's growth will stunt. |
| Superficial Adjective (1) On or near the surface (2) Concerned with obvious only; shallow (3) Insignificant; trivial | (1) Syn: External (1) Ant: Inner; Deep (2) Syn: Depthless; Perfunctory (2) Ant: Sincere; Deep; Profound (3) Syn: Unimportant; Trifling (3) Ant: Important; Crucial |
| Ultimate Adjective 1. Last in a series; Conclusive; Final 2. Highest; Extreme | (1) Syn: Terminal (1) Ant: Original; Earliest (2) Syn: Supreme; Greatest (2) Ant:Worst; Lowest; Slightest Fans of the book series were very sad when the ultimate book came out. |
| Vapid Adjective Bland; Dull | Syn: Uninteresting; Unexciting Ant: Zesty Rice is a very vapid food because it does not have any flavor. |
| Viable Adjective Capable of succeeding, working, or living | Syn: Feasible; Possible Ant: Impossible; Hopeless |
| Wan Adjective Unnaturally pale; as from illness or distress | Syn: Pallid; Pasty Ant: Flushed; Ruddy After having a fever Jimmy was very wan. |
| Wane Verb To decrease gradually | Syn: Diminish; Decline; Recede Ant: Wax; Grow; Enlarge If you leave some water outside it will wane until their is nothing left. |