Vocabulary (L)
Her ___ nature led her to volunteer at the shelter every weekend, helping those in need.
Altruistic - Meaning: Showing a selfless concern for the well-being of others.
Generous
Synonym - giving/charitable
Antonym - stingy/selfish
The students were excited to learn about the new project ______ the science fair.
at
Meaning 1: A financial institution where money is kept
Meaning 2: The side of a river or stream
Bank
The ___ teacher always made sure her students had the resources they needed to succeed.
Benevolent
Meaning: Well-meaning and kindly
Vast
Antonym - small
The movie was so captivating that I couldn't take my eyes ______ the screen.
off
Meaning 1: A small stick used to start a fire
Meaning 2: A contest or game between two opponents or teams.
Match
The villain tried to ___ the hero into revealing the secret by threatening to harm his friends.
Coerce
Meaning: To force someone into doing something by using threats or pressure.
Optimistic
Synonym - positive
Antonym - pessimistic/negative
She was praised for her efforts ______ organizing the community event.
on
Meaning 1: To rip or damage something by pulling it apart.
Meaning 2: A drop of liquid secreted by the eye, often due to emotion.
Tear
The rise in global temperatures due to climate change seems ___ if we don’t take action soon.
Inevitable
Meaning: Certain to happen; unavoidable.
Reluctant
Synonym - hesitant
Antonym - eager
The artist’s work is often described as a reflection ______ the complex relationship between technology and nature.
of
Meaning 1: A season of the year when plants begin to grow, and the weather warms up.
Meaning 2: A coiled metal that returns to its original shape after being compressed.
Spring
He left his job in finance to start a ___ tech company that quickly gained success.
Lucrative
Meaning: Producing a great deal of profit.
Sparse
Synonym - few
Antonym - plentiful
The novel’s themes of love and loss resonate deeply ______ readers of all ages.
with
Meaning 1: A marine animal known for its smooth body and flippers.
Meaning 2: A device or emblem used to close or authenticate something.
Seal