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Mix it Up
100
hard-working
What is Diligent?
100
1) No longer in use or current
What is Obsolete?
100
1) Friendly
What is Amicable
100
1) To express or treat with disrespectful disregard
What is Scoff?
200
1) Deserving of criticism or disapproval 2) Flashy, tastelessly loud and brightly colored
What are Reprehensible and Garish?
200
1) To void by recalling, reversing, or withdrawing 2) Explosive, tending to change
What are Revoke and Volatile?
200
1) Not genuine, false 2) To improve
What are Spurious and Ameliorate
200
1) To emphasize 2) Clear
What are Underscore and Lucid?
300
1) To criticize severely 2) Existing only briefly 3) To have great ambition
What are Censure, Transient, and Aspire?
300
1) To grow well 2) To weaken 3) Bitter hostility
What are Flourish, Undermine, and Animosity?
300
1) Emotionally hardened or unfeeling 2) Noble and generous in spirit 3) Isolated; narrow-minded
What are Callous, Magnanimous, and Insular?
300
1) Snobbish; overly proud 2) To anger or irritate 3) Calm
What are Haughty, Exasperate, and Serene?
400
1) Polite, suave, and cultivated in manner 2) Insightful and wise 3) Done or made by secret or stealthy means 4) To spread out
What are Urbane, Sagacious, Surreptitious, and Disseminate?
400
1) To feel angry and bitter about 2) To erase 3) Based on observation or experiment 4) To reestablish a close relationship between
What are Resent, Efface, Empirical, and Reconcile?
400
1) Alert; watchful 2) Dry 3) Creating disagreement or dissent 4) Excessive; plentiful
What are Vigilant, Arid, Divisive, and Lavish?
400
1) To give one's support to 2) Highly elaborate; showy 3) Deliberate betrayal of trust 4) Foolish, ridiculously stupid
What are Espouse, Flamboyant, Treachery, and Fatuous?
500
1) Sad; gloomy 2) To overwhelm with; to flood 3) To make a judgment about 4) Extremely careful 5) To elevate, glorify, or praise
What are Melancholy, Inundate, Assess, Meticulous, and Exalt?
500
1) To seize and take control without authority and possibly with force. 2) Protection or shelter 3) Being or involving basic facts or principles 4) Forgetful; unaware 5) To combine
What are Usurp, Refuge, Rudimentary, Oblivious, and Consolidate?
500
1) Filled with or motivated by enthusiastic devotion 2) To examine carefully 3) Not showy or arrogant; modest; plain 4) To stray from the main subject 5) Being or taking a roundabout course
What are Zealous, Scrutinize, Unassuming, Digress, and Circuitous?
500
1) To utilize fully or advantageously (often selfishly or unethically) 2) Lacking liveliness or interest; dull 3) An agreement 4) Native 5) A seemingly contradictory statement that may nonetheless be true
What are Exploit, Vapid, Concord, Indigenous, and Paradox?
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