Acclaim Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

ASVAB Word Knowledge Updated 2023 Inhabit most nearly means a. vacate b. reside c. depart d. leave Answer: b. reside Deform most nearly means a. cure b. heal c. confront d. tragedy Answer: c. confront Analogous most nearly means a. inclusive b. danger c. write d. comparable Answer: d. comparable Acclaim most nearly means a. approval b. religion c. help d. proram Answer: a, approval Estrange most nearly means a. sharp b. small c. alienate d. shiny Answer: c...

1. A science class has two times as many boys as girls. During the final examination of the year, the girls average 90 points each, and the class as a whole averages 80 points per person. What is the average score of the boys in the class? A) 75 B) 80 C) 70 D) 85: A) 75 2. Abstract means: 1) Difficult to understand 2) Chance of happening 3) Strict 4) To mistake for something else: 1) Difficult to understand 3. Choose the word that correctly completes the following sentence. Jimmy h...

abandon - leave someone who needs or counts on you Abate - become less in amount or intensity abbreviate - shorten abduct - take away to an undisclosed location against their will and usually in order to extract a ransom abdicate - give up, such as power, as of monarchs and emperors, or duties and obligations abet - assist or encourage, usually in some wrongdoing abide - put up with something or somebody unpleasant abridge - to shorten absolve - let off the hook absurd...

Abduct - Answer-To kidnap or carry off by force Abound - Answer-To be plentiful Acclaim - Answer-Enthusiastic public praise and approval Adage - Answer-A short traditional saying; a proverb Adjacent - Answer-Adjoining, next to; near or close Afloat - Answer-A floating condition; awash, flooded Aghast - Answer-Shocked; frightened, terrified; taken back Agility - Answer-To move quickly and easily; nimbleness of body or mind Allud

Princeton Review Upper Level SSAT 2021 Vocabulary acclaim - Correct Answers praise affluent - Correct Answers wealthy allege - Correct Answers state without proof aloof - Correct Answers reserved, distant ambition - Correct Answers a strong desire or drive appease - Correct Answers calm appraise - Correct Answers to estimate the value of arrogant - Correct Answers prideful asset - Correct Answers something of value audacious - Correct Answers bold augment - Correct...

abbreviate correct answersto shorten abdicate correct answersto give up power abhor correct answersdespise, hate abnormal correct answersnot normal, average, standard, or usual abode correct answersresidence abraisive correct answersirritating, rough abrupt correct answersblunt absolution correct answersforgiveness absolve correct answersto free from guilt abstain correct answersto hold back abundant correct answersplentiful accelerate correct answersto speed up,...

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

abandon - Answer- leave someone who needs or counts on you Abate - Answer- become less in amount or intensity abbreviate - Answer- shorten abduct - Answer- take away to an undisclosed location against their will and usually in order to extract a ransom abdicate - Answer- give up, such as power, as of monarchs and emperors, or duties and obligations abet - Answer- assist or encourage, usually in some wrongdoing abide - Answer- put up with something or somebody unpleasant abri...

abash - Answer- to embarras (disconcert, discomfit, faze, mortify) abate - Answer- to decrease, reduce (dwindle, ebb, recede, flag, wane) aberration - Answer- something different from the usual (anomaly, irregularity, abnormality, deviation) abet - Answer- to aid, act as accomplice (help, succor, assist) abject - Answer- miserable, pititful (pathetic, lamentable, sorry) abridge - Answer- to condense, shorten (abbreviate, cut, prune) abscond - Answer- to depart secretly (flee, d...