UK English Vocabulary, English Language

Question: Choose the word that best corresponds with the definition given below. n. Flair; style; a flamboyant manner
A
Panache

B
Voracious

C
resonance

D
Cosmogony

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Question: Choose the word that best corresponds with the definition given below. n. the act or fact of lessening; reduction
A
diminution

B
protraction

C
dissuage

D
dissolution

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Question: Choose the word that best corresponds with the definition given below. adj. Narrow-minded; limited in scope
A
Hermetic

B
Foreseeable

C
Sporadic

D
sectarian

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Question: Choose the word that best corresponds with the definition given below. adj. Similar to something else in certain respects, as in form, function, or meaning
A
Abject

B
Agrarian

C
analogous

D
amalgam

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Question: Choose the word that best corresponds with the definition given below. adj. Sluggish: apathetic: dull
A
Turbid

B
Torpid

C
Turgid

D
Tepid

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Question: Choose the word that best corresponds with the definition given below. Adj. understood by or intended for only a select few or a particular group
A
Esoteric

B
Eccentric

C
Narcissistic

D
Languid

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Question: Choose the word that best corresponds with the definition given below. v. To impose with authority; urge strongly
A
Enjoin

B
Prevalent

C
Dissonance

D
Relegate

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Question: Choose the definition that best reflects the meaning of the work in CAPITAL LETTERS as is used in the sentence below. The diplomats, who have been accused of DUPLICITY by their respective countries, have been removed from their posts.
A
Bad taste

B
deceitfulness; double-dealing

C
Embezzlement

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Question: Choose the definition that best reflects the meaning of the word in CAPITAL LETTERS as is used in the sentence below. We fully expect Elizabeth to FOIST her work on us and disappear the weekend as usual.
A
Force upon; Palm off

B
Take away; take off one’s hands

C
Keep for oneself

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Question: Choose the definition that best reflects the meaning of the word in CAPITAL LETTERS as it is used in the sentence below. Dan was a nice guy, but he was far too GARRULOUS and tended to monopolize people at parties.
A
Gluttonous

B
Quarrelsome; contentious

C
Excessively talkative about trivial topics

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Question: Choose the word that best corresponds with the definition given below. n. Flair; style; a flamboyant manner

Question: Choose the word that best corresponds with the definition given below. n. the act or fact of lessening; reduction

Question: Choose the word that best corresponds with the definition given below. adj. Narrow-minded; limited in scope

Question: Choose the word that best corresponds with the definition given below. adj. Similar to something else in certain respects, as in form, function, or meaning

Question: Choose the word that best corresponds with the definition given below. adj. Sluggish: apathetic: dull

Question: Choose the word that best corresponds with the definition given below. Adj. understood by or intended for only a select few or a particular group

Question: Choose the word that best corresponds with the definition given below. v. To impose with authority; urge strongly

Question: Choose the definition that best reflects the meaning of the work in CAPITAL LETTERS as is used in the sentence below. The diplomats, who have been accused of DUPLICITY by their respective countries, have been removed from their posts.

Question: Choose the definition that best reflects the meaning of the word in CAPITAL LETTERS as is used in the sentence below. We fully expect Elizabeth to FOIST her work on us and disappear the weekend as usual.

Question: Choose the definition that best reflects the meaning of the word in CAPITAL LETTERS as it is used in the sentence below. Dan was a nice guy, but he was far too GARRULOUS and tended to monopolize people at parties.