Mrs. Johnson's Vocabulary -- Semester 1, Set 3
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____ ambiguity (n); ambiguities (n); ambiguous (adj) ____ austere (adj); austerely (adv); austereness (n) ____ contemptuous (adj); contemptuously (adv); contemptuousness (n) ____ elusive (adj); elusiveness (n); elusively (adv); elusory (adj) ____ intangible (adj, n); intangibleness (n); intangibility (n); intangibly (adv) ____ meticulous (adj); meticulousness (n); meticulously (adv) ____ platitude (n); platitudes (n); platitudinous (adj); platitudinal (adj) ____ propinquity (n) ____ unencumbered (adj); encumbered (adj) encumber (v) ____ visceral (adj); viscera (n); viscerally (adv) |
A. 1/ showing or expressing disdain; 2/ scornful; 3/arrogance; 4/ haughty B. 1/ incapable of being perceived by the sense of touch; 2/ not definite or clear in the mind; 3/ not having physical substance C. 1/doubtfulness or uncertainty of meaning or intention D. 1/characterized by or proceeding from instinct rather than intellect; 2/ earthy; 3/ crude E. 1/grave; sober; solemn; severe 2/ lack of adornment;3/ purposeful avoidance of luxury or ease F. 1/ cleverly or skillfully evasive; 2/puzzling; 3/ hard to express or define G. 1/ showing extreme care for minute details; 2/exact; 3/ precise; 4/ thorough H. 1/ nearness in place; 2/ similarity in nature; 3/ closeness; 4/ kinship I. 1/ not burdened with cares or responsibilities 2/ free of obligations J. 1/ a trite or banal remark or statement made as if it were original or significant; 2/ lack or originality; triteness |