adj. boisterous
(a) with real identity hidden; in disguise
(b) rambunctious; energetic
(c) unable to be erased; permanent
(d) glaringly bad (e.g. injustice)
adj. lavish
(a) grandeur; extravagant and luxurious
(b) having no effect; devoid of effects; void
(c) sad-looking; pitiful
(d) extremely generous (e.g. praise)
v. effect
(a) to formally take over high power, office or responsibility
(b) to cut or take apart, especially in biology or anatomy
(c) to bring about; to cause; to influence someone or something
(d) to uncover something that is not obvious
adj. intensive
(a) easily fooled; naive
(b) lonely; sometimes barren
(c) detailed work; very careful
(d) thorough; exhaustingly complete (e.g. study)
adj. pompous
(a) wretched; often referring to terrible conditions
(b) very large; enormous
(c) to think highly of oneself; self-important
(d) lawful (e.g. claim) |
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v. disdain
(a) to bring about; to cause; to influence someone or something
(b) to be sorry about
(c) to hate strongly
(d) to look down on with scorn
adj. patent
(a) showing good judgment (e.g. decision)
(b) very easy to see; obvious
(c) to think highly of oneself; self-important
(d) of like kind (e.g. group); similar in nature
adj. diffident
(a) skilled and effective
(b) cold; hard; or unfeeling
(c) shy
(d) rudely brief
adj. imminent
(a) helping
(b) looming; about to happen (e.g. storm)
(c) huge
(d) causing fire (e.g. bomb); easily combustible
v. instill
(a) to fall apart
(b) to slowly inject ideas into the mind
(c) to blot out; to erase; to remove
(d) to attack a name or reputation through libel or slanderous acts |
