WordMasters Grade 7 2026-27 List #1

A complete set of 72 vocabulary flashcards covering every definition, part of speech, and nuance for WordMasters Grade 7 2026-27 List #1.

rift (noun, 1)

A crack, split, or gap in the earth, rock, or clouds

rift (noun, 2)

A break in friendly relations between people or groups

rift (verb)

To split or burst open

prevaricate (verb, 1)

To deviate from the truth

prevaricate (verb, 2)

To lie

superfluous (adjective, 1)

Exceeding what is sufficient or necessary; extra

superfluous (adjective, 2)

Unnecessary

range (noun, 1)

The area between the upper and lower limits of something (a wide range of prices)

range (noun, 2)

Line or chain of mountains

range (noun, 3)

Open land for grazing animals

range (noun, 4)

The distance something can travel or reach (the missile's range)

range (noun, 5)

A cooking stove

range (noun, 6)

A set of different things of the same general type; an assortment

range (verb, 1)

To vary or extend within limits

range (verb, 2)

To wander or roam over an area

range (verb, 3)

To arrange in a row or in order

meander (verb, 1)

To follow a winding, indirect course

meander (verb, 2)

To wander aimlessly or without a fixed plan

meander (verb, 3)

To ramble in conversation or writing

meander (noun)

A winding bend or curve in a river or path

insubordinate (adjective, 1)

Disobedient to authority

insubordinate (adjective, 2)

Defiant or refusing to follow orders

redundancy (noun, 1)

Unnecessary repetition or excess

redundancy (noun, 2)

The state of being no longer needed

redundancy (noun, 3)

In engineering, the duplication of parts or systems as a backup

feign (verb, 1)

To pretend or put on a false appearance of

feign (verb, 2)

To invent or fabricate

feign (verb, 3)

To imitate

copious (adjective, 1)

Plentiful or abundant

copious (adjective, 2)

Producing or containing a large quantity

scope (noun, 1)

The extent or range of a subject, activity, or project

scope (noun, 2)

Opportunity or room to act or develop

scope (noun, 3)

Short for telescope, microscope, or periscope

scope (verb)

To examine or investigate

undulate (verb, 1)

To move in a smooth, wavelike motion

undulate (verb, 2)

To have a wavy appearance or surface

undulate (verb, 3)

To rise and fall in pitch or volume

trifling (adjective, 1)

Of little importance or value

trifling (adjective, 2)

Frivolous or not serious

milieu (noun, 1)

One's surroundings or physical environment

milieu (noun, 2)

The social or cultural setting in which a person lives or acts

enhance (verb, 1)

To improve the quality, value, or beauty of something

enhance (verb, 2)

To heighten or intensify

tactile (adjective, 1)

Relating to the sense of touch

tactile (adjective, 2a)

Able to be felt by touch

tactile (adjective, 2b)

Tangible

surfeit (noun, 1)

An excessive amount

surfeit (noun, 2)

Overindulgence, especially in food or drink, or the uncomfortable feeling it causes

surfeit (verb)

To supply or feed to excess

diminish (verb, 1)

To make or become smaller, fewer, or less

diminish (verb, 2)

To belittle or reduce the importance or reputation of someone or something

noisome (adjective, 1)

Having a foul or disgusting smell

noisome (adjective, 2)

Harmful or noxious

noisome (adjective, 3)

Highly offensive or objectionable

epoch (noun, 1)

Long period of time marked by notable events or characteristics

epoch (noun, 2)

A division of geologic time shorter than a period

epoch (noun, 3)

The starting point of a new period in history

scintillate (verb, 1)

To sparkle or twinkle

scintillate (verb, 2)

To be brilliantly lively or witty

auditory (adjective, 1)

Relating to hearing or the ear

auditory (adjective, 2)

Perceived through sound

profusion (noun, 1)

An abundance or large quantity

profusion (noun, 2)

A lavish or extravagant display

augment (verb, 1)

To make something greater by adding to it

augment (verb, 2)

To increase in size, amount, or degree

impertinent (adjective, 1)

Rude or disrespectful, especially to someone older or in authority

impertinent (adjective, 2a)

Not pertinent

impertinent (adjective, 2b)

Irrelevant to the matter at hand

billow (noun, 1)

A large ocean wave or swell

billow (noun, 2)

A great rolling mass of smoke, cloud, or steam

billow (verb, 1)

To rise or roll in great waves

billow (verb, 2)

To swell out or bulge, as a sail filled with wind