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VP2 Set 2
Question | Answer |
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Convalesce | To gradually recover from an illness |
Defamatory | Injurious to the reputation |
Digress | To turn aside, especially from the main point |
Elegy | A mournful poem, usually about the dead |
Expunge | To erase, eliminate completely |
Feral | Suggestive of a wild best, not domesticated |
Forgo | To do without, to abstain from |
Hiatus | A gap or interruption in space, time, or continuity |
Incandescent | Shining brightly |
Incorrigible | Incapable of being corrected or amended; difficult to control or manage |
Intimation | Subtle and indirect hint |
Irreverent | Disrespectful in a gentle or humorous way |
Kismet | Fate |
Lax | Not rigid, loose; negligent |
Lecherous | Lewd, lustful |
Liliputian | Very small person or thing |
Limber | Flexible, capable of being shaped |
Masochist | One who enjoys being subjected to pain or humiliation |
Maverick | An independent individual who does not go along with a group |
Missive | A written note or letter |
Modicum | A small portion, limited quantity |
Mutability | The quality of being capable of change, in form or character; susceptibility of change |
Nebulous | Vague, undefined |
Nefarious | Intensely wicked or vicious |
Non Sequitur | A statement that does not follow logically from anything previously said |
Olfactory | Relating to the sense of smell |
Ornery | Having an irritable disposition, cantankerous |
Pare | To trim off excess, reduce |
Plaintive | Expressive of suffering or woe, melancholy |
Plucky | Courageous; spunky |
Primeval | Ancient, primitive |