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Vocab Unit 6
TEST WEDNESDAY 12/18
Question | Answer |
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A flower or group of flowers; the state or time of flowering. (V)to have or produce flowers, to develop, open up, or appear. | blossom |
The synonyms of this word are bloom, bud; flourish, grow. | blossom |
The antonyms of this word are to wither, fade. | blossom |
To strike against each other with force; to clash. | collide |
The synonyms of this word are to crash, slam; to conflict. | collide |
The antonyms of this word are to avoid, evade; to agree, settle. | collide |
Never stopping; recurring; staying the same; loyal, steady. | constant |
The synonyms of this word are continuous, unchanging; true. | constant |
The antonyms of this word are variable; fickle. | constant |
Pleased with or accepting of; not wanting anything else. (N) an amount that is held or contained; the meaning or subject of. | content |
The synonyms of this word are satisfied; fulfilled (n) theme. | content |
The antonyms of this word are unhappy; restless. | content |
To draw attention to something else, cause to turn aside; to disturb. | distract |
The synonyms of this word are to divert, sidetrack; to bother. | distract |
The antonyms of this word are to focus; concentrate. | distract |
A long time without rain; a prolonged shortage. | drought |
The synonyms of this word are dryness; a lack. | drought |
The antonyms of this word are drenching; flood; a surplus, glut. | drought |
Unpleasant to the senses; dirty or polluted; dishonorable; against the rules of the sport or game; stormy or rainy. (N) a violation of the rules; a ball that goes outside of boundary lines. (V) to pollute or make filthy; to break the of a game; to foul. | foul |
The synonyms of this word are offensive (V) to contaminate. | foul |
The antonyms of this word are clean; fair. | foul |
Of high birth rank; outstanding; of good moral character. (N) Someone of high rank or birth. | noble |
The synonyms of this word are highborn; honorable (N) an aristocrat. | noble |
The antonym of this word is lowly. | noble |
A plan, set of rules, or way to act; a written insurance contract. | policy |
The synonyms for this word are guidelines, procedures, a code, system, practice. | policy |
There are no antonyms for this word. | policy |
A case used to hold arrows; a trembling motion. (V) To shake or tremble. | quiver |
The synonyms for this word are a sheath; a tremor; shiver (V) to shudder, flutter. | quiver |
There are no antonyms for this word. | quiver |
Small in size or degree; not much; not important. (V) to treat as unimportant; to make light of. (N) an act of neglect or discourtesy. | slight |
The synonyms for this word are slender; minor; (V) to snub (N) an insult. | slight |
The antonym for this word is compliment. | slight |
Neat and in good order; comfortable or large in amount. (V) To put things in neat or proper order. | tidy |
The synonyms for this word are orderly; substantial (V) to neaten. | tidy |
The antonyms for this word are messy (V) clutter. | tidy |