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Vocab Unit 15 Level C

Sadlier-Oxford Vocabulary Workshop
Level C

AB
abyss(n.) a deep or bottomless pit (SYN) chasm,gorge (ANT) summit, promontory, pinnacle
befall(v.) to happen, occur; to happen to (SYN) come to pass
crucial(adj.) of supreme importance, decisive,critical (SYN) pivotal, vital (ANT) insignificant, inconsequential
dregs(n. pl.) the last remaining part; the part of leaast worth (SYN) grounds, lees,residue,leftovers (ANT) elite, upper crust, cream of the crop
embody(v.) to give form to; to incorporate, include; personify (SYN) encompass
exasperate(v.) to irritate, annoy, or anger (SYN) vex, try one's patience (ANT) soothe, mollify, please, delight
fiasco(n.) the complete collapse or failure of a project (SYN) disaster, flop, bomb
garnish(v.) to adorn or decorate, especially food (n.) an ornament or decoration, especially for food (SYN) embellish, gussy up
heritage(n.) an inheritance; a birthright (SYN) legacy, descent, pedigree
inert(adj.) lifeless, unable to move or act; slow, inactive (SYN) motionless, sluggish, lethargic (ANT) vigorous, energetic, volitile, lively
mercenary(adj.) acting or working for self-gain only (n.) a hired soldier, a soldier of fortune (SYN) (adj.) grasping, avarice (ANT) (adj.) unselfish, disinterested, altruistic
negligent(adj.) marked by carelessness or indifference; failing to do what should be done (SYN) careless, neglectful, remiss, derelict (ANT) careful, attentive, conscientious
oblivion(n.) forgetfulness, disregard; a state of being forgotten; an amnesty, general pardon (SYN) obscurity, nothingness (ANT) fame, renown, celebrity
opus(n.) an impressive piece of work, especially a musical composition or other work of art (SYN) work, composition,piece, oeuvre
pallid(adj.) pale, lacking color; weak and lifeless (SYN) colorless,bloodless, ashen, dull (ANT) ruddy, sanguine, racy, colorful
parable(n.) a short narrative designed to teach a moral lesson (SYN) moral tale, fable, allegory
rational(adj.) based on reasoning; able to make use of reason; sensible, reasonable (SYN) logical (ANT) mad, insane,illogical, absurd
reciprocal(adj.) shared; involving give-and-take between two persons or things; working in both directions (n.) (math) a number that, when multiplied by another number, equals one (SYN) (adj.) mutual (ANT) (adj.) one-sided, unilateral
stricture(n.) a limitation or restriction; a criticism; (medicine) a narrowing of a passage in the body (SYN) restraint (ANT) compliment, praise, accolade, swelling
veneer(n.) a thin outer layer; a surface appearance or decoration (v.) to cover with a thin layer (SYN) (n.) facing, overlay, facade, pretense (ANT) (n.) nucleus, inner core


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