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44 Cards in this Set
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ASSIMILATE mostly nearly means
A.ABSORB B.REACT C.PRETEND D.LIE |
absorb
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her living room was UNTIDY
A.SMALL B.UNFURNISHED C.CARPETED D.MESSY |
MESSY
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The delegates were UNITED in their arms
A.UPLIFTED B.IN AGREEMENT C.UNHAPPY D.ARGUMENTIVE |
in agreement
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Margret was FINICKY in her standards
A.SILLY B.LAX C.CAREFUL D.EXACTING |
exacting
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the radio was AUDIBLE
A.MISSING B.SILENT C.HEARD D.BROKEN |
HEARD
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he tried to GOAD his audience
A.INSULT B.INCITE C.PLEASE D.BORE |
incite
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he ran HEADLONG into the fight
A.HEADFIST B.RELUCTANTLY C.HAPPILY D.RECKLESSLY |
recklessly
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FLAGRANT mostly nearly means
A.QUIET B.AMAZING C.DELAYED D.GLARING |
glaring
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his irritability was OBIVOUS to everyone
A.APPARENT B.UNKOWN C.ANNOYING D.BROUGHT |
apparent
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ADVERSITY MOSTLY NEARLY MEANS
A.HELP B.HARDSHIP C.LOVE D.EASE |
HARDSHIP
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CAUSTIC MOST NEARLY MEANS
A.SMOOTH B.CORROSIVE C.HEAVY D.SOFT |
CORROSIVE
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they tried not to MAR the furniture
A.SPOIL B.MOVE C.OVERTURN D.SELL |
SPOIL
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ZEST most nearly means
A.ENJOYMENT B.SADNESS C.STEALTH D.ANNOYANCE |
ENJOYMENT
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Several of the people in the audience began to SWAY
A.TUMBLE HEAD OVER HEELS B.MOVE BACK AND FORTH C.LAUGH D.JUMP AROUND |
MOVE BACK AND FORTH
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ENIGMA most nearly means
A.PLEASURE B.DISCOMFORT C.CELEBRATION D.MYSTERY |
MYSTERY
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PUNTUCAL MOST NEARLY MEANS
A.MISSING B.PROMPT C.LATE D.QUICK |
PROMPT
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LOITER MOST NEARLY MEANS
A.DAWDLE B.DIVE C.ENLARGE D.LOST |
DAWDLE
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fortunatley they had an AUXILIARY light
A.BRIGHT B.HELPING C.HALOGEN D.WELCOMING |
HELPING
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you could tell that the carpenter was DEFT with his tools
A.ANGRY B.FOREIGN C.SKILLFUL D.CARELESS |
SKILLFUL
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MEANDER most nearly means
A.SKIP B.SCOLD C.WANDER D.WANT |
WANDER
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PARSIMONY most nearly means
A.GENEROSITY B.STINGINESS C.WILLINGNESS D.PAYMENTS |
STINGINESS
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the crop was extremely PROLIFIC this year
A.WASTED B.BARREN C.NECESSARY D.FRUITFUL |
FRUITFUL
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PITHY most nearly means
A.FULL B.CONCISE C.ENLARGED D.INCOMPLETE |
CONCISE
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the movie seemed BIZARRE to the crowd
A.EXCITING B.SLOW C.SCARY D.STRANGE |
STRANGE
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The gathering was a TRIBUTE to the policemen
A.SHOW OF RESPECT B.PROTEST C.DINNER D.PAYMENT |
SHOW OF RESPECT
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the man was occused of SLANDERING his opponent
A.HITTING GENTLY B.SPEAKING UNTRUTHFULLY C.PLEASING D.TRICKING |
SPEAKING UNTRUTHFULLY
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SOMBER most nearly means
A.STRAIGHT B.TIPSY C.ELAVATED D.GRAVE |
GRAVE
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The mansions indicated the towns AFFLUENCE
A.DECLINE B.GROWTH C.SILENCE D.WEALTH |
WEALTH
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DOCILE most nearly means
A.SWEET B.EASILY LED C.SOFT D.HEAVY |
EASILY LED
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HALE most nearly means
A.WET B.HEALTHY C.SNOW D.ILL |
HEALTHY
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the old man became RECLUSIVE
A.ANNOYED B.SOLITARY C.QUEASY D.OBSTINATE |
SOLITARY
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His work was of the highest CALIBER
A.PRICE B.QUALITY C.RESPECT D.SIZE |
QUALITY
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INFINITE most nearly means
A.ENDLESS B.ORIGINAL C.MARKED D.HAPPY |
ENDLESS
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OPULENT MOST NEARLY MEANS
A.GOLDENT B.WEALTHY C.SLIM D.EMPTY |
WEALTHY
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TRITE mostly nearly means
A.PLEASURABEL B.ORDINARY C.MAGNIFICENT D.TAWDRY |
ORDINARY
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VITAL most nearly means
A.HEALTHY B.ESSENTIAL C.WASTED D.NEEDLESS |
ESSENTIAL
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My mother gave me a present as a INCENITIVE
A.SURPRISE B.MOTIVATOR C.PUNISHMENT D.ACCIDENT |
MOTIVATOR
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the workers begin to RAZE the old building
A.BURN B.SELL C.REPAIR D.DEMOLISH |
DEMOLISH
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SCURRY most nearly means
A.TUMBLE B.SCROLL C.CLEAN D.SCAMPER |
SCAMPER
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PRUDENT most nearly means
A.TOOTHY B.WISE C.CARELESS D.WILLING |
WISE
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ARDENT most nearly means
A.PASSIONATE B.SCRATCHY C.IGNORANT D.FINAL |
PASSIONATE
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BLAND most nearly means
A.GOURMET B.TASTELESS C.LANDLOCKED D.HOMEY |
TASTELESS
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SOLICIT as much advice as possible for you trip
A.WORRY ABOUT B.TAKE C.ASK FOR D.SCORN |
ASK FOR
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In the INTERIM i used my brothers car
A.WINTER B.MEANTIME C.MORNING D.FIRST STAGE |
MEANTIME
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