Adjectives
What does ubiquitous mean?
Present or found everywhere
Which adverb means “almost not”?
Barely
“The new evidence helped ___ the scientist’s theory.” (evade / deteriorate / corroborate)
Corroborate
“The witness’s statement raised ___ about the investigation.”
Suspicion
“She is proficient ___ English.”
In
“The evidence was so ___ that nobody could disagree with the conclusion.” (cogent / obsolete / reluctant)
Cogent
Which adverb means “it seems that something is true”?
Apparently
Which verb means to admit that something is true?
Acknowledge
What does outcome mean?
The final result of a process
“___ the rain, we went outside.”
Despite
What adjective describes someone who pays attention to every detail?
Thorough
“The committee ___ rejected the proposal.” The adverb means firmly and without doubt.
Categorically
“Can you ___ your decision with good reasons?”
Justify
Which noun means a limit or restriction?
Constraint
“The match was postponed ___ to heavy rain.”
Due
What adjective describes someone who refuses to obey authority?
Recalcitrant
What does hastily mean?
Doing something quickly and without enough care
Which verb means to experience or meet something unexpectedly?
Encounter
What noun means the result of an action?
Consequence
“___ English, she also speaks French.”
In addition to
Which adjective means very convincing or interesting?
Compelling
“She ___ denied any involvement in the incident.” (unequivocally / casually / rarely)
Unequivocally
What verb means to calm someone down or reduce their anger?
Placate
Which noun means a way of doing something?
Approach
“This email is ___ your homework.”
Regarding