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Vocabulary Workshop Level B Units 4-6 Review
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alliance
(n) a joining together for some common purpose
bewilder
(v) to puzzle completely, confuse
buffoon
(n) a clown; a coarse, stupid person
controversial
(adj) arousing argument, dispute or disagreement
dishearten
(v) to discourage
fruitless
(adj) not producing the desired results, unsuccessful
hostile
(adj) unfriendly; unfavorable; warlike, aggressive
inflammable
(adj) easily set on fire; easily angered or aroused
inflict
(v) to give or cause something unpleasant, impose
malignant
(adj) deadly, extremely harmful, evil; spiteful, malicious
mortify
(v) to hurt someone's feelings deeply; to cause embarrassment or humiliation; to subdue or discipline by self-denial or suffering
orthodox
(adj) in agreement with established or generally accepted beliefs or ways of doing things
procure
(v) to obtain through special effort; to bring about
scurry
(v) to run quickly, scamper, hurry
sodden
(adj) soaked with liquid or moisture; expressionless, dull; spiritless, listless
spirited
(adj) full of life and vigor; courageous
virtual
(adj) having a certain force or effect in fact but not in name; so close as to be equivalent to the real thing
void
(adj) completely empty; having no legal force or effect
(n) empty or unfilled space
(v) to cancel or nullify
wayward
(adj) disobedient, willful; unpredictable, capricious
wince
(v) to draw back suddenly, as though in pain or fear
(n) the act of drawing back in this way
anonymous
(adj) unnamed, without the name of the person involved (writer, composer, etc); unknown; lacking individuality or character
browse
(v) to nibble, graze; to read casually; to window-shop
dupe
(n) a person easily tricked or deceived
(v) to deceive
dynamic
(adj) active, energetic, forceful
eradicate
(v) to root out, get rid of, destroy completely
frustrate
(v) to prevent from accomplishing a purpose or fulfilling a desire; to cause feelings of discouragement
grim
(adj) stern, merciless; fierce, savage, cruel
inimitable
(adj) not capable of being copied or imitated
makeshift
(n) a temporary substitute for something else
(adj) crude, flimsy, or temporary
marginal
(adj) in, at, or near the edge or margin; only barely good, large, or important enough for the purpose
pending
(adj) waiting to be settled
(prep) until
prescribe
(v) to order as a rule or course to be followed; to order for medical purposes
preview
(n) something seen in advance
(v) to view beforehand
prominent
(adj) standing out so as to be easily seen; important, well-known
quaint
(adj) odd or old-fashioned in a pleasing way; clever, ingenious; skillfully made
reluctant
(adj) unwilling, holding back
scrimp
(v) to handle very economically or stingily; to supply in a way that is small, short or scanty
snare
(v) to trap, catch
(n) a trap or entanglement
utmost
(adj) greatest, highest, farthest
(n) the extreme limit
vengeance
(n) punishment in return for an injury or a wrong; unusual force or violence
anecdote
(n) a short account of an incident in someone's life
consolidate
(v) to combine, unite; to make solid or firm
counterfeit
(n) an imitation designed to deceive
(adj) not genuine, fake
(v) to make an illegal copy
docile
(adj) easily taught, led or managed; obedient
dominate
(v) to rule over by strength or power, control; to tower over, command due to height
entreat
(v) to beg, implore, ask earnestly
fallible
(adj) capable of being wrong, mistaken, or inaccurate
fickle
(adj) liable to change very rapidly, erratic; marked by a lack of constancy or steadiness, inconsistent
fugitive
(n) one who flees or runs away
(adj) fleeing, lasting a very short time; wandering; difficult to grasp
grimy
(adj) very dirty, covered with dirt or soot
iota
(n) a very small part or quantity
maul
(v) to beat or knock about, handle roughly; to mangle
(n) a heavy hammer
potential
(adj) possible, able to happen
(n) something that can develop or become a reality
radiant
(adj) shining, bright; giving forth light or energy
rural
(adj) relating to farm areas and life in the country
substantial
(adj) large, important; major, significant; prosperous; not imaginary, material
tactful
(adj) skilled in handling difficult situations or people, polite
tamper
(v) to interfere with; to handle in a secret or improper way
ultimate
(adj) last, final; most important or extreme; eventual; basic, fundamental
uncertainty
(n) doubt, the state of being unsure
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From the list below, supply the words needed to complete the paragraph. Some words will not be used. Chauvinist, belated, maul, egalitarian, ostentatious. The corporation claimed to endorse _____ company policies, but some of the managers were ______ who refused to promote anyone not native to Scandinavia. One of the foreign employees eventually filed suit against the company, and in two years, was awarded the _____ promotion he had long deserved.
VOCABULARY
From the list below, supply the words needed to complete the paragraph. Some words will not be used. $$ \begin{matrix} \text{fluent} & \text{pariah} & \text{ensue} & \text{rambunctious}\\ \text{fiat} & \text{melee} & \text{desecrate}\\ \end{matrix} $$ Community outrage ______ when the groundskeeper reported that a group of ______ teenagers had ______ the cemetery. "What kind of ______ sinks so low as to destroy that which cannot be defended?" asked the mayor when told of the crime. "These are memorials to our forefathers, our families." The mayor, forced to take some type of action to prevent such outrageous crimes, issued a[n] ______ mandating a curfew on the small town.
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From the list below, supply the words needed to complete the paragraph. Some words will not be used. oeuvre, approbation, arbiter, coup, attrition, secular, archetype, vagary. J.T. Fleming, donning a beret and sitting in a raised, wooden folding chair, seemed to be a perfect _____ of the Hollywood director. With two science fiction blockbusters in his _____ that had made over $1 billion worldwide, Fleming had come to enjoy the _____ of all his investors, until his latest production. In a departure from _____ films, Fleming now wanted to make a masterpiece based on religious themes. Afraid that the film might offend many patrons, the investors began to plot a[n] _____ against Fleming and slowly pulled their funding for the project. The consequent lawsuits over the contracts between the studio and the investors kept _____ working for months determining who owed money, and the lengthy delay in production caused a[n] _____ of interest in the film, eventually leading it to open poorly at the box office.
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