put off or slow down to inscribe (C), i.e. These two words do not mean to delay (B), i.e. Infuse is the best synonym here for instill, meaning to impart, inject, introduce or put something into someone or something. It does not mean weary (B) or tired, or harmless (D). Innumerable means countless, or impossible to number or count. It does not mean pleasant (B), friendly (C), or bitter (D). Heedless means thoughtless: to heed is to pay attention to, mind, or observe something, and heedless is not paying attention/ignoring. It is not a larger cave (A), or a hotel (C) or motel (D). BĪ grotto is a small cave, cavern, or hollow. unclear or hidden limited (C), or usual (D). Germane means relevant, pertinent, or applicable. It does not mean careful not to do so (A), falsely accused (B), or loyal to one’s supporters (C). It does not mean to sell (A), calm (B), or exaggerate (D). To evoke means to call forth, elicit, or draw out, as emotions. prevent or discourage or to devise (C), i.e. to draw from or arrive at through deduction, or to determine via reasoning. It does not mean to kill (A), badger (B) or harass or to suffocate (C) or smother. To defame means to slander, libel, or otherwise disparage the reputation or actions of another. This meaning is not related to, and does not mean, clear (B) or foul (D).
A medical examiner (D) is a specific job title for a licensed physician who is also a government-appointed officer conducting autopsies to investigate and determine cause of death, not a synonym for a fake. A doctor known as a charlatan or quack is not a knowledgeable physician (B) or a procedural physician (C). Quack and charlatan are synonyms meaning phony, fraud, or faker. Therefore, the cathode is not the positive (A), neutral (C), or opposite (D) electrode, or pole.
Electrons return to the power supply via a positively charged electrode, the anode. In electrolysis and electrophoresis, for example, electrons (negatively charged particles) come from a power supply along a negatively charged electrode, the cathode. Buttress is not a limiting factor (A), an overwhelming condition (C), or an obstacle (D) or barrier. BĪ buttress (noun) and to buttress (verb) mean support. In this sentence, stingy (B) is an antonym for “benevolent with his fortune.” Benevolent does not mean careful (D) or cautious. A corresponding adjective referring to the eyes (A) is visual to the nose (C) is nasal and to the mouth (D) is oral. “He absconded with the treasure.”) It does not mean to touch anyone (A), to report immediately (B)-an opposite-or to leave after some discussion (C), but to break out/take off quickly. It can also connote making off with something (e.g. To abscond means to flee or escape secretly and hide. It does not mean to sell (B), reinvest in (C), or auction (D). To abdicate means to relinquish or give up a throne, power, right, or responsibility. The yacht club members were excited about conditions on the loch. The plant entered the latent phase of development in the fall.
#English vocab tests series#
The winning team of the World Series often has a jovial attitude. The general tried to instill in his troops the hope of victory. The Sherman tank commander noted innumerable troops moving forward against his position. The official exhibited a heedless attitude when dealing with the dignitaries. The desperados held up in a grotto in New Mexico during the escape. The chemist collected the germane data during the experiment. The judge was fallible during deliberation. The scientist was able to evoke powerful emotions from her audience. The detective was able to derive the facts of the case. The attorney accused the witness of defaming the defendant. The wound exhibited signs of copious drainage requiring medical intervention. The doctor was known as a charlatan over the years of his practice. The extra dirt was a key buttress to the foundation. The old man was benevolent with his fortune. The aural component of balance is critical for postural control during ambulation. The convicted criminal absconded prior to the sentencing phase of the trial. The prince abdicated the crown and returned to his castle.
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