Antipathy - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

500 Most Common GRE Words Verified A+ Abase - to lower in rank or dignity; to humiliate. Abate - to lessen in intensity, quantity, or severity. Abdicate - to formally relinquish a position, right, or authority. Aberrant - departing from the usual or expected course. Abeyance - a temporary pause or suspension of a process or activity. Abjure - to formally reject or renounce a belief or position. Abscond - to secretly depart, often to avoid detection. Abstain - to cho...

ISEE Upper Level Vocabulary Study Exam Questions & Answers. abate - CORRECT ANSWER become less in amount or intensity abdicate - CORRECT ANSWER give up, such as power, as of monarchs and emperors, or duties and obligations abet - CORRECT ANSWER assist or encourage, usually in some wrongdoing abide - CORRECT ANSWER put up with something or somebody unpleasant acquit - CORRECT ANSWER pronounce not guilty of criminal charges acrid - CORRECT ANSWER harsh in taste or odor; sharp i...

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BSEP 192 Study Exam Questions Correctly Answered. Abashed - CORRECT ANSWER Humiliated, shamed Abyss - CORRECT ANSWER bottomless pit Advisable - CORRECT ANSWER Appropriate, commendable, prudent, suggested, wise Affluent - CORRECT ANSWER Wealthy, Loaded, opulent, prosperous, rich, stinking rich, upper class, upscale, well to do Affront - CORRECT ANSWER Abuse, offense/offend, outrage, provoke alleged - CORRECT ANSWER Declared, questionable, suspect Allure - CORRECT ANSWER Att...

BSEP Essential Words Set 4 Study Guide Exam. abashed - CORRECT ANSWER embarrassed, ill at ease, disconcerted abdicate - CORRECT ANSWER give up a right, position, or power / abandon / renounce / withdraw / yeild abhorrence - CORRECT ANSWER disgust / hate / loathing / repugnance abscond - CORRECT ANSWER run away, depart secretly / disappear / escape / leave / vanish advisable - CORRECT ANSWER worthy of being recommended or suggested aesthetic - CORRECT ANSWER beautiful or artfu...

BSEP 150 Words 100% Verified abashed - answerembarrassed, ill at ease, disconcerted abyss - answersomething very deep ( usually a feature of land) advisable - answerworthy of being recommended or suggested affluent - answerWealthy affront - answerAn insult an insult alcove - answera small recess opening off a larger room alleged - answerAsserted without proof allure - answerTHE POWER TO ENTICE BY CHARM amplify - answerto intensify antipathy - answerextreme dislike antiquity - answerA...

SSAT Upper Level Vocabulary Words Abandon - ANS Desert or leave someone/something Antipathy - ANS Hatred Cascade - ANS To fall heavily Dawdle - ANS Linger or waste time Dubious - ANS Hesitating or doubting Flourish - ANS To grow well or thrive Illustrate - ANS Explain or to decorate Liberate - ANS To set something free Optimistic - ANS Hopeful Recalcitrant - ANS Uncooperative Robust - ANS Strong and healthy Taper - ANS Narrow or thin Abbreviation - ANS The shortened form of a word...

abdicate - ANS to give up a position, right, or power abundant - ANS more than enough; plentiful acclaimed - ANS praised acute - ANS sharp; shrewd admonish - ANS (v.) to caution or advise against something; to scold mildly; to remind of a duty adversary - ANS an enemy, opponent agenda - ANS Plan of action; purpose aggrandize - ANS (v.) to increase in greatness, power, or wealth; to build up or intensify; to make...

BSEP SYNONYMS EXAM GUIDE TEST. Abashed - CORRECT ANSWER embarrassed, humiliated Abyss - CORRECT ANSWER Chasm, hollow Advisable - CORRECT ANSWER judicious, appropriate, prudent,sound Affluent - CORRECT ANSWER loaded, rich, up-scale Affront - CORRECT ANSWER offense, outrage, put-down Alcove - CORRECT ANSWER niche, nook Alleged - CORRECT ANSWER declared, questionable Allure - CORRECT ANSWER attraction, charm, lure Amplify - CORRECT ANSWER augment, enlarge, intensify ...