Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
1 | v. To lower in position, estimation, or the like; degrade. |
1 corruption 2 abyss 3 abase 4 intervene 5 introgression | |
2 | n. An adulterating substance. |
1 treachery 2 supernatural 3 humiliate 4 adulterant 5 disengage | |
3 | adj. Characterized by a sweet succession of sounds. |
1 confiscate 2 odorous 3 formidable 4 melodious 5 signification | |
4 | v. To put to confusion. |
1 coniferous 2 discomfit 3 syndicate 4 domineer 5 filibuster | |
5 | n. Duplicity. |
1 guile 2 shuffle 3 amalgamate 4 aggravation 5 apprehensible | |
6 | v. To adapt. |
1 surmise 2 assimilate 3 non-resident 4 wile 5 jargon | |
7 | adj. Sleepy. |
1 leaven 2 subjection 3 insipid 4 somnolent 5 ponder | |
8 | n. The arrangement of composed type, or the appearance of printed matter. |
1 idiosyncrasy 2 volant 3 abject 4 laborious 5 typography | |
9 | v. To interrupt the course of. |
1 apostle 2 non-combatant 3 quibble 4 insistent 5 intercept | |
10 | adj. Perfidious. |
1 treacherous 2 deface 3 rightful 4 pique 5 caustic | |
Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
11 | v. To bring in. |
1 pious 2 penury 3 induct 4 adhere 5 penitence | |
12 | adj. Of prime or special importance. |
1 cardinal 2 freethinker 3 resent 4 benignity 5 disillusion | |
13 | adj. Half-hearted. |
1 perfunctory 2 diversity 3 siren 4 prodigious 5 mundane | |
14 | n. A formal and elaborate eulogy, written or spoken, of a person or of an act. |
1 accredit 2 intercede 3 panegyric 4 atomizer 5 subtle | |
15 | n. Any artificial covered channel for the passage of water through a bank or under a road, canal. |
1 infallible 2 opulent 3 forgo 4 intemperance 5 culvert | |
16 | n. A Spanish dance, illustrative of the passion of love, accompanied by caste nets and singing. |
1 capitulate 2 bolero 3 metric 4 opportunity 5 theorize | |
17 | v. To have the charge and direction of, especially of some work or movement. |
1 machinery 2 aural 3 disappear 4 superb 5 superintend | |
18 | adj. Brave. |
1 accessory 2 characterize 3 daring 4 appellation 5 tribune | |
19 | adj. Pertaining to winter. |
1 nuisance 2 elapse 3 arbitrary 4 nectarine 5 hibernal | |
20 | adj. Involving or equivalent to prohibition, especially of the sale of alcoholic beverages. |
1 philosophize 2 prohibitory 3 intellect 4 transcribe 5 furtherance | |
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21 | v. To change the purpose or alter the plans of by persuasion, counsel, or pleading. |
1 dishonest 2 supplant 3 formation 4 dissuade 5 dissemble | |
22 | adj. That can not be rectified or made amends for. |
1 irreparable 2 floral 3 submersion 4 tarnish 5 carnage | |
23 | n. Massacre. |
1 eligible 2 carnage 3 gyroscope 4 latency 5 saponaceous | |
24 | adj. Credulous. |
1 incomparable 2 locomotion 3 gullible 4 neo-Darwinsim 5 weal | |
25 | n. The art or business of compounding and dispensing medicines. |
1 olfactory 2 pharmacy 3 exorbitance 4 estrange 5 scruple | |
26 | v. To gain supremacy or victory over by superior power. |
1 pleasurable 2 overpower 3 medley 4 benediction 5 confidence | |
27 | n. A lake. |
1 discomfort 2 loch 3 beseech 4 foursome 5 denude | |
28 | n. Ability to know. |
1 involve 2 radix 3 penalty 4 poetics 5 comprehension | |
29 | adj. Passing from one subject to another. |
1 fraudulent 2 tactician 3 discursive 4 irritable 5 ingenuity | |
30 | n. Ill or improper behavior. |
1 misbehavior 2 bravo 3 depositor 4 compunction 5 sequel | |
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31 | n. A place where things are stored or gathered together. |
1 investigator 2 handwriting 3 magnanimous 4 repertory 5 technique | |
32 | adj. Unfavorably known to the general public. |
1 preferential 2 efficacious 3 idolize 4 constrict 5 notorious | |
33 | n. An optical effect looking like a sheet of water in the desert. |
1 unsettle 2 mirage 3 introspection 4 crystallize 5 faulty | |
34 | n. Any guard or watch stationed for protection. |
1 syllabus 2 jugglery 3 sentinel 4 inundate 5 procedure | |
35 | adj. Taking place every third year. |
1 triennial 2 unaffected 3 soldier 4 intangible 5 circumlocution | |
36 | v. To draw or be drawn into wrinkles. |
1 reconnoiter 2 trinity 3 typography 4 melodious 5 shrivel | |
37 | adj. Arising from inherent qualities or tendencies without external efficient cause. |
1 magnificence 2 spontaneous 3 check 4 Darwinism 5 picayune | |
38 | v. To delight extravagantly or intensely. |
1 pension 2 enrapture 3 brigade 4 divertible 5 forte | |
39 | v. To cause to become the subject-matter of a suit at law. |
1 litigate 2 vegetate 3 prohibition 4 capillary 5 transitory | |
40 | v. To supply with light. |
1 effervescent 2 effrontery 3 illuminate 4 astringent 5 pernicious | |
Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
41 | n. An apparatus for magnifying faint sounds. |
1 microphone 2 defensive 3 denouement 4 indiscriminate 5 intestine | |
42 | n. One who makes an investment that involves a risk of loss, but also a chance of profit. |
1 vaporizer 2 speculator 3 gesticulate 4 innumerable 5 ultimate | |
43 | n. The science that treats of the functions and diseases peculiar to women. |
1 recover 2 gynecology 3 investor 4 involuntary 5 decagon | |
44 | n. A Greek epic poem describing scenes from the siege of Troy. |
1 Iliad 2 militarism 3 excitable 4 bilateral 5 logical | |
45 | n. A thought that comes later than its appropriate or expected time. |
1 distensible 2 militarism 3 treachery 4 incompatible 5 afterthought | |
46 | n. The quality or character of being godlike. |
1 subvert 2 joust 3 divinity 4 aristocrat 5 medial | |
47 | v. To give the sense or equivalent of in another language or dialect. |
1 bullock 2 translate 3 lawmaker 4 opalescence 5 dialectician | |
48 | n. Virtue or integrity tested and confirmed. |
1 probity 2 nominate 3 administrator 4 mileage 5 prophesy | |
49 | adj. Inclined to joke. |
1 dissolute 2 jocular 3 bigamist 4 courser 5 excusable | |
50 | v. To change in nature, substance, or form. |
1 gyroscope 2 homogeneity 3 heteromorphic 4 scythe 5 transmute | |
Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
51 | n. One who works with or controls some machine or scientific apparatus. |
1 contumacious 2 inception 3 operator 4 dentifrice 5 extrajudicial | |
52 | v. To make pregnant. |
1 borough 2 superfluity 3 profligate 4 impregnate 5 intermit | |
53 | adj. Lacking in attention to immediate surroundings or business. |
1 guile 2 convolve 3 absent-minded 4 lenient 5 deforest | |
54 | n. The close of a narrative or dramatic poem. |
1 limitation 2 confidence 3 anathema 4 epilogue 5 filibuster | |
55 | n. A parasite. |
1 dehydrate 2 indefensible 3 receivable 4 panel 5 hanger-on | |
56 | adj. Indulgent. |
1 tolerant 2 consummate 3 phosphorescence 4 geology 5 paragon | |
57 | n. One who is lawfully entitled to the profits and proceeds of an estate or property. |
1 requisite 2 quay 3 lactic 4 beneficiary 5 copious | |
58 | v. To arrange again or in a different order. |
1 matrimony 2 rearrange 3 surround 4 rampart 5 atheism | |
59 | n. A luxurious person. |
1 eschew 2 landmark 3 fugacious 4 Sybarite 5 thoroughbred | |
60 | adj. Ambiguous. |
1 cosmology 2 triad 3 tantamount 4 docket 5 equivocal | |
Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
61 | v. To reduce to ashes. |
1 kilowatt 2 sycophant 3 benign 4 incinerate 5 audacious | |
62 | v. To injure the reputation of. |
1 pledgee 2 discredit 3 foppish 4 emerge 5 photoelectric | |
63 | n. One who exerts oneself in opposition or rivalry. |
1 dolor 2 immune 3 paly 4 contender 5 taut | |
64 | v. To render virtuous. |
1 leonine 2 fiducial 3 moralize 4 levy 5 preternatural | |
65 | n. A component or essential part. |
1 inhibit 2 reproduce 3 regalia 4 supernumerary 5 element | |
66 | n. Fondness. |
1 impetuous 2 antipathize 3 liking 4 pique 5 discredit | |
67 | adj. Calm. |
1 tranquil 2 congenial 3 midsummer 4 atonement 5 volition | |
68 | n. An eight-page newspaper of any size. |
1 nurture 2 imbrue 3 imply 4 quarto 5 adulterant | |
69 | n. One who investigates. |
1 investigator 2 incite 3 foreground 4 demonstrator 5 emanate | |
70 | v. To assign or affix a date to earlier than the actual one. |
1 tense 2 octavo 3 isochronous 4 deplorable 5 antedate | |
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71 | n. Anything that severely tests courage, strength, patience, conscience, etc. |
1 impromptu 2 virulent 3 deposition 4 ordeal 5 benediction | |
72 | n. The point where or path by which a voltaic current enters an electrolyte or the like. |
1 anode 2 intestate 3 disappear 4 grotesque 5 brigadier | |
73 | v. To swear falsely to. |
1 diffusible 2 ascribe 3 fruition 4 perjure 5 lithe | |
74 | conj. Notwithstanding. |
1 similitude 2 nevertheless 3 fervor 4 constellation 5 languid | |
75 | v. To derive or draw as a conclusion by reasoning from given premises or principles. |
1 deduce 2 fluctuate 3 wantonness 4 speculate 5 redoubtable | |
76 | adj. Having the character of a herb. |
1 herbaceous 2 evolution 3 renunciation 4 intermediate 5 assassination | |
77 | v. To cause to see clearly. |
1 brigadier 2 rescind 3 aerostat 4 hernia 5 enlighten | |
78 | adj. Pertaining to the mind or soul. |
1 dominant 2 pantheism 3 furtherance 4 ultramontane 5 psychic | |
79 | n. A servile favorite. |
1 venerable 2 consummate 3 minion 4 ravenous 5 prescript | |
80 | adj. Persistent or unyielding. |
1 barring 2 valid 3 hypocrisy 4 pertinacious 5 exasperate | |
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81 | n. The state or quality of being necessary to existence or continuance. |
1 lactation 2 vitality 3 irrepressible 4 premier 5 materialize | |
82 | adj. Characterized by special tact in negotiations. |
1 batter 2 diplomatic 3 animadversion 4 malleable 5 composure | |
83 | v. To rebuild. |
1 radical 2 generate 3 panic 4 reconstruct 5 benignant | |
84 | n. Gradual decay by crumbling or surface disintegration. |
1 egotism 2 corrosion 3 radiate 4 ready 5 transfer | |
85 | v. To impede with obstacles. |
1 philosophy 2 trinity 3 kingship 4 explosion 5 encumber | |
86 | adj. Being beneath the threshold of consciousness. |
1 sorcery 2 distensible 3 legalize 4 subliminal 5 centiliter | |
87 | n. One who consumes time idly. |
1 fealty 2 loiterer 3 disciple 4 nutriment 5 surfeit | |
88 | adj. Having a hairy covering. |
1 neuter 2 classify 3 gibe 4 hirsute 5 perspiration | |
89 | n. Unwillingness to brook delays or wait the natural course of things. |
1 Sybarite 2 legible 3 impatience 4 extensible 5 ambitious | |
90 | n. One who pleads the cause of another, as in a legal or ecclesiastical court. |
1 euphony 2 aeronautics 3 circumscribe 4 physics 5 advocate | |
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91 | n. Delusive speech. |
1 cajolery 2 virtu 3 fumigate 4 agitate 5 palatial | |
92 | n. The faintest ray. |
1 sinuous 2 hydrous 3 sanguine 4 motley 5 scintilla | |
93 | n. A gaseous body of unorganized stellar substance. |
1 collaborate 2 nebula 3 tilth 4 systematic 5 putrescent | |
94 | n. One who seeks earnestly, as for advancement, honors, place. |
1 aspirant 2 bier 3 eventual 4 albino 5 canto | |
95 | v. To suffer a return of a disease after partial recovery. |
1 armada 2 meander 3 relapse 4 packet 5 compute | |
96 | adj. Relating to the development and improvement of race. |
1 dialogue 2 metaphysical 3 converge 4 eugenic 5 lovable | |
97 | v. To be maintained or sustained. |
1 descent 2 intracellular 3 subsist 4 monolith 5 aspiration | |
98 | adj. Sheltering. |
1 globose 2 annihilate 3 introversion 4 liqueur 5 protective | |
99 | adj. Having kindred character or tastes. |
1 inadmissible 2 foolery 3 tirade 4 congenial 5 feudal | |
100 | n. The art or practice of sleight of hand. |
1 commodity 2 light-hearted 3 appellate 4 jugglery 5 papyrus |