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Vocabulary-Heck
Vocabuarly for english
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Gullible | easily fooledd |
| Fictitious | imaginary; made-up |
| Compatible | able to get along well together; combing well |
| Fallacy | a mistaken idea |
| Preval | to win out; triumph |
| Evolve | to change gradually; develop |
| Retort | a sharp and clever reply |
| Miserly | stingy and greedy. |
| Awe | great respect mixed with wonder and frear |
| Dubious | doubtful |
| Exempt | free from unpleasant duty or situation |
| Encounter | to meet, especially unexpectedly |
| Rational | reasonable; logical |
| Pessimist | a person who tends to see the bad side of things |
| Retrieve | to get (something) back |
| Cite | to mention in support of a point |
| Liable | likely |
| Accessible | easily reached or entered |
| Ecstatic | in a state of great joy, overjoyed |
| Phon | sound, speech |
| Adhere | to stick firmly |
| En-, Em- | into, in |
| Assess | to evaluate; to decide on the quality or value of |
| Anti- | against, acting against |
| Affluent | wealthy |
| -Less | without |
| Bi- | two |
| Doctrine | the strict teachings of a religious, political, or other group |
| Contempt | distrespect; feeling that a person or thing is inferior. |
| Graph, Grams | something written or drawn |
| Dogmatic | opinionated; stating an opinion as if it were a fact |
| Spect | look, watch |
| Alienate | to cause to become unfriendly; to separate emotionally. |
| Sub- | under, below |
| Compile | to gether together in an organized form, such as a list |
| Post | after |
| Defect | a fault; imperfection |
| Inter- | between, among |
| Ample | more than enough; plenty of |
| Donor | a person who gives or contribute |
| Prominent | very noticeable; obvious |
| Phobia | a continuing, abnormally extreme fear of a particular situation |
| Refrain | to hold oneself back from doing something |
| Bestow | to give, as an honor or a gift; award |
| Prolong | to make something last longer |
| Chronic | continuing; lasting a long time; constant |
| Apprehensive | frightened; uneasy; anxious |
| Prudent | cautious; careful; wise |
| Arrogant | filled with self imporance; overly proud and vain |
| Pretense | a false show or claim |
| Recipient | a person who receives |
| Remorse | a strong feeling of regret and guilt |
| Optimist | someone who expects a good outcome |
| Blunt | straightforward and brief, often rudley so |
| Acute | severe; sharp |
| Alter | to change |
| Chronological | in the time order which events happened |
| Anonymous | created or given by an unknown or unidentified person. |