Vocabulary Workshop Level E Unit 4

Front 1

affiliated

Back 1

(adj., part.) associated, connected
Affiliate program offer you to join without buying the product?

Front 2

ascertain

Back 2

(v.) to find out
Please ascertain who has responsibility for this footpath.

Front 3

attainment

Back 3

(n.) an accomplishment, the act of achieving Attainment gap between the highest and lowest social class has widened.

Front 4

bequeath

Back 4

(v.) to give or pass on as an inheritance
Bequeathed a good estate to each of his sons.

Front 5

cogent

Back 5

(adj.) forceful, convincing; relevant, to the point
Cogent reasons for his doubts about the accuracy of her account.

Front 6

converge

Back 6

(v.) to move toward one point, approach nearer together
Converge voice and data technologies and enable the creation of the modular network.

Front 7

disperse

Back 7

(v.) to scatter, spead far and wide
Disperse the crowd with tear gas.

Front 8

esteem

Back 8

(v.) to regard highly;
(n.) a highly favorable opinion or judgement
Esteemed author victor of the national and unique travel and services if asked.

Front 9

expunge

Back 9

(v.) to erase, obliterate, destroy
I want to expunge my bad grade.

Front 10

finite

Back 10

(adj.) having limits; lasting for a limited time
The sale only lasted a finite time.

Front 11

invulnerable

Back 11

(adj.) not able to be wounded or hurt; shielded against attack
Im invulnerable to emotion.

Front 12

malevolent

Back 12

(adj.) spiteful, showing ill will
I was malevolent when I saw my grade.

Front 13

nonchalant

Back 13

(adj.) cool and confident, unconcerned
everyone was nonchalant about the test coming up.

Front 14

omniscient

Back 14

(adj.) knowing everything; having unlimited awareness or understanding
My brother knows everything he is omniscient.

Front 15

panacea

Back 15

(n.) a remedy for all ills; cure-all; an answer to all problems
I wish I was panacea.

Front 16

scrupulous

Back 16

(adj.) exact, careful, attending thoroughly to details; having high moral standards, principled
We must be scrupulous when looking at the reports.

Front 17

skulk

Back 17

(v.) to move about stealthily; to lie in hiding
The bears skulk in the winter.

Front 18

supercilious

Back 18

(adj.) proud and contemptous; showing scorn because of a feeling of superiority
Their supercilious showed how they played.

Front 19

uncanny

Back 19

(adj.) strange, mysterious, weird, beyond explanation
Why is my brother so uncanny?

Front 20

venial

Back 20

(adj.) easily excused; pardonable
His actions were not venial.