
Annul Blase Muster Nonentity Ornate Peruse Promontory Recourse Solicitous Sustain. Give me definitions and questions using these words
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- Q1What does the word 'sustain' mean?to decorate elaboratelyto give up or annulto read in detailto support or maintain30s
- Q2What does the term 'promontory' refer to?a high point of land that juts out into a body of watera low valley or depressionan ancient ruina type of bird30s
- Q3What does the word 'ornate' mean?a small spaceto search or examine closelyelaborately decoratedsimple and plain30s
- Q4What does 'peruse' mean?to write quicklyto read carefully and thoroughlyto summarize brieflyto ignore completely30s
- Q5What does 'solicitous' mean?being indifferent or unconcernedbeing overly criticalshowing concern or caremaking a request or demand30s
- Q6What does it mean to 'annul' something?to celebrate or enhanceto cancel or make null and voidto enforce a ruleto restore or revive30s
- Q7What is the meaning of 'muster'?to disperse or separateto hide from viewto gather or assembleto analyze critically30s
- Q8What does 'nonentity' mean?a significant figurea person or thing of no importancea rare occurrencea wealthy individual30s
- Q9What is the meaning of 'recourse'?a type of financial investmenta dramatic performancean agreement between two partiesa source of help or a remedy30s
- Q10What does it mean to 'sustain' an argument?to confuse the audienceto abandon it completelyto support it with evidence or reasoningto ignore counterarguments30s
- Q11Which sentence correctly uses the word 'peruse'?The ornate decorations were too much for my taste.I will peruse the book to find the information I need.She decided to annulate the contract.He stood on the promontory and enjoyed the view.30s
- Q12Which sentence accurately uses the word 'solicitous'?She wanted to sustain the partnership.The solicitous teacher made sure all her students understood the lesson.His concerns seemed nonentity to the group.They decided to blase about the project.30s
- Q13Which sentence appropriately uses the word 'recourse'?When the plan failed, they sought recourse in a backup strategy.I decided to peruse all my options before making a choice.The ornate design was admired by everyone.His ideas were often blase and unexciting.30s
- Q14In which sentence is the word 'promontory' used correctly?The lighthouse was built on a high promontory overlooking the sea.She decided to blase her feelings about the situation.They had to peruse the documents carefully before signing.His nonentity in the discussion made him feel excluded.30s
- Q15Which sentence uses the word 'ornate' correctly?He tried to sustain his interest in the topic.I prefer to peruse books that have simple covers.The ornate patterns on the vase were hand-painted by skilled artisans.The meeting was a nonentity to all who attended.30s