Vocabulary Workshop Level D Unit 7

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20 Terms

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adieu

(int.) "Farewell!";

(n.) a farewell

  • Synonyms: goodbye, parting, send-off

  • Antonyms: greeting, hello, welcome

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advent

(n.) an arrival; a coming into place or view

  • Synonyms: arrival, onset, emergence

  • Antonyms: departure, end, disappearance

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apex

(n.) the highest point, tip

  • Synonyms: peak, summit, pinnacle

  • Antonyms: bottom, base, nadir

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assimilate

(v.) to absorb fully or make one's own; to adopt as one's own; to adapt fully

  • Synonyms: integrate, absorb, incorporate

  • Antonyms: reject, exclude, resist

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bogus

(adj.) false, counterfeit

  • Synonyms: fake, fraudulent, spurious

  • Antonyms: genuine, authentic, real

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exorbitant

(adj.) unreasonably high; excessive

  • Synonyms: outrageous, inflated, steep

  • Antonyms: reasonable, moderate, fair

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interim

(n.) the time between;

(adj.) temporary, coming between two points in time

  • Synonyms: interval, meantime, provisional

  • Antonyms: permanent, continuous, enduring

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inundate

(v.) to flood, overflow; to overwhelm by numbers or size

  • Synonyms: overwhelm, deluge, swamp

  • Antonyms: drain, underwhelm, dry

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malign

(v.) to speak evil of, slander;

(adj.) evil

  • Synonyms: defame, vilify, malevolent

  • Antonyms: praise, commend, benevolent

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meander

(v.) to wander about, wind about;

(n.) a sharp turn or twist

  • Synonyms: wander, roam, twist

  • Antonyms: stay, straighten, direct

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metropolis

(n.) a large city; the chief city of an area

  • Synonyms: city, urban center, capital

  • Antonyms: village, hamlet, rural area

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momentous

(adj.) very important

  • Synonyms: significant, crucial, pivotal

  • Antonyms: trivial, insignificant, unimportant

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obstreperous

(adj.) noisy; unruly, disorderly

  • Synonyms: boisterous, unruly, rowdy

  • Antonyms: quiet, subdued, orderly

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pensive

(adj.) thoughtful; melancholy

  • Synonyms: reflective, contemplative, wistful

  • Antonyms: thoughtless, carefree, cheerful

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perilous

(adj.) dangerous

  • Synonyms: hazardous, risky, treacherous

  • Antonyms: safe, secure, harmless

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shoddy

(adj.) of poor quality; characterized by inferior workmanship

  • Synonyms: inferior, substandard, cheap

  • Antonyms: superior, high-quality, well-made

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sprightly

(adj.) lively, full of life; spicy, flavorful

  • Synonyms: energetic, vivacious, spirited

  • Antonyms: lethargic, dull, lifeless

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surly

(adj.) angry and bad-tempered; rude

  • Synonyms: gruff, sullen, irritable

  • Antonyms: friendly, pleasant, amiable

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tirade

(n.) a long, angry speech, usually very critical

  • Synonyms: diatribe, rant, harangue

  • Antonyms: praise, encomium, compliment

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vagrant

(n.) an idle wanderer, tramp; (adj.) wandering aimlessly

  • Synonyms: drifter, nomad, vagabond

  • Antonyms: resident, settler, homebody