Completing the Sentences
Definitions
Synonyms
Choosing the right word
Definitions pt.2
100

The sky scraper is one of the best-known forms of ____________________ architecture.

contemporary

100

(v.) to wrinkle, make uneven; to annoy, upset; to flip through;

(n.) a gathered strip of material used for trimming edges; a ripple; a low drum beat

Ruffle

100

Which vocab word is a synonym of the bolded word?

enough endurance for the walk-a-thon

Stamina

100

Martin Luther King, Jr. and Robert F. Kennedy were (contemporaries, mimics), born within a few years of each other.

Contemporaries

100

(v.) to meet face to face, especially as a challenge; come to grips with

confront

200

You talk so fast and in such a low tone of voice that you are going to be completely _________________ to most people.

Incomprehensible
200

(adj.) peaceful, calm; free of emotional upset; clear and free of storm; majestic, grand

Serene

200

Which vocab word is a synonym of the bolded word?

that she can parrot my every action

mimic

200
We expected the lecture on the energy crisis to be exciting, but it turned out to be a(n) (ruffle, arid) rundown of well-known facts and figures

arid

200

(v.) to force, compel; to restrain, hold back

constrain

300

Under the law, the ____________ number of people who may ride in this bus is seventy-five.

maximum

300

(adj.) embarrassed; resembling a sheep in meekness, timid

Sheepish

300

Which vocab word is a synonym of the bolded word?

to serve as a neutral witness

disinterested

300

A good scientist must have a keen mind, an unquenchable curiosity, and a (groundless, disinterested) desire to discover the truth.

disinterested

300

(v.) to encircle, go or reach around; to enclose; to include with a certain group or class

encompass

400

Held back by ____________ winds, the plane arrived at the airport two hours late.

adverse

400

(v.) to portray; to represent or show in the form of a picture

depict

400

Which vocab word is a synonym of the bolded word?

mistrustful of that phony

hypocrite

400

The (adverse, sheepish) publicity that he received during the investigation was probably the cause of his defeat in the next election

adverse
400

(adj.) without any good reason or cause, unjustified

groundless

500

For a long time, I thought that he was a good and sincere person, but I finally saw that he was no more than a(n) ________________.

Hypocrite

500

(n.) a person who attacks violently (with blows or words)

assailant

500

Which vocab word is a synonym of the bolded word?

as colorful parachutes surge open

billow

500

Instead of working so hard to (mimic, ruffle) popular TV stars, why don't you try to develop an acting style of your own?

Mimic

500

(v.) to handle or use skillfully; to manage or control for personal gain or advantage

manipulate

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