VOCABULARY UNIT 5 Level E

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VOCABULARY UNIT 5 Level E

Altruistic

Altruistic (Adj.) Unselfish, concerned about others

ALTRUISTIC Adjective Unselfish Concerned with the well-fare of others. Synonym -selfless

Assent

Assent ( verb, noun) Agreement (noun) To express agreement (verb)

ASSENT Verb - To express agreement Noun Agreement Synonym -accede

Dearth

Dearth (noun) A lack of Insufficient

DEARTH Noun - Lack, scarcity, inadequate supply A famine Synonym - paucity

Diffident

Diffident ( Adj.) Shyness Lacking confidence Timid Bashful

DIFFIDENT Adjective - Shy, lacking self-confidence Modest, reserved Antonym - bold

Embark

Embark (verb) To go aboard To begin Launch

EMBARK Verb - To go aboard - To make a start To invest Synonym - launch

Indomitable

Indomitable (Adj.) Invincible Unbeatable Refusing to yield

INDOMITABLE Adjective - Unconquerable Refusing to yield Synonym

Plod

Plod (verb) To walk heavily, or slowly Trudge

PLOD Verb - To walk heavily or slowly To work slowly Synonym - trudged

Repose

Repose (verb)(noun) To rest, to relax (v.) Relaxation, peace of mind (noun)

REPOSE Verb - To rest, lie, or place Noun - Relaxation, peace of mind, calmness Synonym - respite

Truculent

Truculent (Adj.) Deadly Brutal, Fierce and cruel

TRUCULENT Adjective - Fierce and cruel - Aggressive - Deadly, destructive Scathingly harsh Synonym - brutal

Virulent

Virulent (Adj.) Extremely poisonous, Dangerous Spiteful Hateful, harmful

VIRULENT Adjective - Extremely poisonous - Full of malice Spiteful Synonym - venomous