Audacious Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

The Hobbit (Chapters 1-5)question and answers 2023 verifiedAs the story begins, does Bilbo turn out to be somewhat audacious? - correct answer Bilbo is really anything but bold or daring when the dwarves begin to arrive at his house How does the author describe hobbits? - correct answer Hobbits are small creatures with no beards, have a tendency to be fat, prefer to wear bright colors, wear no shoes on their furry feet, have long fingers, happy faces, and are not magical How is Bilbo like ...

anomaly deviation from what is normal assuage to make something less severe Brainpower Read More Previous Play Next Rewind 10 seconds Move forward 10 seconds Unmute 0:01 / 0:15 Full screen enigma a puzzle; mystery equivocal open to question erudite learned; educated (ex-rude) fervid having great passion SYN: zeal lucid easily understood; clear opaque obscure; obtuse placate to pacify or appease (PLAC: to please) ...

Leadership is the ......... ......... in a successful patient safety program and is ............ correct answers Critical element, non-delegatable NPSF vision correct answers Creating a world where patients and those who care for them are free from harm NPSF mission correct answers Partners with patients and families, the healthcare community, and key stakeholders to advance patient safety and healthcare workforce safety and disseminate strategies to prevent harm Is "safety" ...

abate - to reduce in amount, degree, or severity abscond - to leave secretly aggrandize - to increase in power, influence, and reputation amalgamate - to combine; to mix together ameliorate - to make better; to improve anachronism - something out of place in time analogous - similar or alike in some ways equivalent to arbitrate - to judge a dispute between two opposing parties ardor - intense and passionate feeling assuage - to make something unpleasant less severe attenuate - to reduc...

abstract - ANSWER adj.- not easy to understand; theoretical acclaim - ANSWER n.- loud approval; applause acquiesce - ANSWER v.- to agree or consent to an opinion adamant - ANSWER adj.- not yielding; firm adversary - ANSWER n.- an enemy; foe advocate - ANSWER v.- to plead in favor of advocate - ANSWER n.- supporter; defender aesthetic - ANSWER adj.- showing good taste; artiste alleviate - ANSWER v.- to lessen or make easier aloof - ANSWER adj.- distant in interest; rese...

GRE Verbal Reasoning Questions and Answers Graded A+ Abate to reduce in amount abscond to leave secretly Adulterate to make impure Aggrandize to increase power, influence, reputation amalgamate to combine, mix together Ameliorate to make better, improve Anachronism something out of place in time analogous similar or alike in some way antipathy lack of interest or emotion arbitrate to judge a dispute between 2 opposing part...

abate - to reduce in amount, degree, or severity abscond - to leave secretly aggrandize - to increase in power, influence, and reputation amalgamate - to combine; to mix together ameliorate - to make better; to improve anachronism - something out of place in time analogous - similar or alike in some ways equivalent to arbitrate - to judge a dispute between two opposing parties ardor - intense and passionate feeling assuage - to make something unpleasant less severe attenuate - to reduc...

AFCT word knowledge Study Guide 2023 with complete solution tenacious persistent, obstinate, inflexible, determined abashed Ashamed, embarrassed, fazed abolish repeal, end, revoke, nullify abyss chasm, gulf, pit, void rich, opulent, prosperous, wealthy affluent affront insult, offense, provocation, outrage alleged accused, supposed, apparent, unproved, asserted allure lure, seductiveness, attractive temptation amplify augment, increase, intensify, magnify antipathy hatred, ...

bombastic (adj.) pompous or overblown in language; full of high-sounding words intended to conceal a lack of ideas requisite necessary for relief or supply Brainpower Read More Previous Play Next Rewind 10 seconds Move forward 10 seconds Unmute 0:13 / 0:15 Full screen apocryphal of questionable authenticity laconic brief and to the point garrulous full of trivial conversation ascetic practicing great self-denial taciturn habitually r...

Abscond - To steal off and hide Alacrity - eager Anomaly - Deviation from the normal order, form, or rule Approbation - Expression of approval Arduous - Strenuous Assuage - To ease Audacious - Daring Austere - Severely simple Axiomatic - taken as given Canonical - In agreement w/ accepted traditional standards Capricious - Inclined to change one's mind compulsively Censure - To criticize severely