Question 1

getting worse

Accepted Answer

Becoming less good or more unpleasant.

Answer

Doing something even though you do not want to.

Answer

Having a fair or legal claim to something.

Answer

In a way that shows you are excited and want to do something.

Question 2

dissipating

Accepted Answer

Slowly going away or disappearing.

Answer

Becoming less good or more unpleasant.

Answer

Having a fair or legal claim to something.

Answer

Doing something even though you do not want to.

Question 3

depreciating

Accepted Answer

Decreasing in value over time.

Answer

Doing something even though you do not want to.

Answer

Becoming less good or more unpleasant.

Answer

Slowly going away or disappearing.

Question 4

deteriorating

Accepted Answer

Becoming worse in condition.

Answer

Slowly going away or disappearing.

Answer

Becoming less good or more unpleasant.

Answer

Decreasing in value over time.

Question 5

disintegrating

Accepted Answer

Breaking into tiny pieces or falling apart.

Answer

Slowly going away or disappearing.

Answer

Becoming worse in condition.

Answer

Decreasing in value over time.

Question 6

Additionally

Accepted Answer

Also; besides.

Answer

Breaking into tiny pieces or falling apart.

Answer

Decreasing in value over time.

Answer

Becoming worse in condition.

Question 7

Moreover

Accepted Answer

Also; more importantly.

Answer

Breaking into tiny pieces or falling apart.

Answer

Also; besides.

Answer

Becoming worse in condition.

Question 8

Therefore

Accepted Answer

For that reason.

Answer

Also; more importantly.

Answer

Also; besides.

Answer

Breaking into tiny pieces or falling apart.

Question 9

Meanwhile

Accepted Answer

While something else is happening.

Answer

Also; more importantly.

Answer

For that reason.

Answer

Also; besides.

Question 10

Regardless

Accepted Answer

Without being affected by something.

Answer

Also; more importantly.

Answer

For that reason.

Answer

While something else is happening.

Question 11

especially

Accepted Answer

More than usual; particularly.

Answer

Without being affected by something.

Answer

While something else is happening.

Answer

For that reason.

Question 12

mainly

Accepted Answer

For the most part.

Answer

More than usual; particularly.

Answer

Without being affected by something.

Answer

While something else is happening.

Question 13

usually

Accepted Answer

In the normal or most common way.

Answer

Without being affected by something.

Answer

More than usual; particularly.

Answer

For the most part.

Question 14

commonly

Accepted Answer

Often; frequently.

Answer

In the normal or most common way.

Answer

More than usual; particularly.

Answer

For the most part.

Question 15

particularly

Accepted Answer

More than usual; especially.

Answer

In the normal or most common way.

Answer

Often; frequently.

Answer

For the most part.

Question 16

take advantage of

Accepted Answer

To use a chance to get a benefit.

Answer

More than usual; especially.

Answer

Often; frequently.

Answer

In the normal or most common way.

Question 17

exploit

Accepted Answer

To treat someone unfairly for your own gain.

Answer

To use a chance to get a benefit.

Answer

Often; frequently.

Answer

More than usual; especially.

Question 18

misuse

Accepted Answer

To use something in the wrong way.

Answer

To use a chance to get a benefit.

Answer

More than usual; especially.

Answer

To treat someone unfairly for your own gain.

Question 19

swindle

Accepted Answer

To cheat someone out of money.

Answer

To treat someone unfairly for your own gain.

Answer

To use something in the wrong way.

Answer

To use a chance to get a benefit.

Question 20

deceive

Accepted Answer

To make someone believe something that is not true.

Answer

To use something in the wrong way.

Answer

To cheat someone out of money.

Answer

To treat someone unfairly for your own gain.

Question 21

prone

Accepted Answer

Likely to do or experience something.

Answer

To cheat someone out of money.

Answer

To use something in the wrong way.

Answer

To make someone believe something that is not true.

Question 22

averse

Accepted Answer

Having a strong dislike for something.

Answer

To cheat someone out of money.

Answer

Likely to do or experience something.

Answer

To make someone believe something that is not true.

Question 23

exposed

Accepted Answer

Not protected from something harmful.

Answer

Likely to do or experience something.

Answer

To make someone believe something that is not true.

Answer

Having a strong dislike for something.

Question 24

responsive

Accepted Answer

Reacting quickly and in a positive way.

Answer

Likely to do or experience something.

Answer

Not protected from something harmful.

Answer

Having a strong dislike for something.

Question 25

susceptible

Accepted Answer

Easily influenced or affected by something.

Answer

Reacting quickly and in a positive way.

Answer

Not protected from something harmful.

Answer

Having a strong dislike for something.

Question 26

discharge

Accepted Answer

To officially allow someone to leave.

Answer

Easily influenced or affected by something.

Answer

Reacting quickly and in a positive way.

Answer

Not protected from something harmful.

Question 27

eject

Accepted Answer

To force someone or something to leave.

Answer

To officially allow someone to leave.

Answer

Reacting quickly and in a positive way.

Answer

Easily influenced or affected by something.

Question 28

expel

Accepted Answer

To officially force someone to leave a place or school.

Answer

Easily influenced or affected by something.

Answer

To officially allow someone to leave.

Answer

To force someone or something to leave.

Question 29

release

Accepted Answer

To set someone or something free.

Answer

To officially force someone to leave a place or school.

Answer

To force someone or something to leave.

Answer

To officially allow someone to leave.

Question 30

dispense

Accepted Answer

To give out or provide something.

Answer

To set someone or something free.

Answer

To force someone or something to leave.

Answer

To officially force someone to leave a place or school.

Question 31

deter

Accepted Answer

To make someone decide not to do something.

Answer

To give out or provide something.

Answer

To set someone or something free.

Answer

To officially force someone to leave a place or school.

Question 32

stop

Accepted Answer

To prevent something from happening or moving.

Answer

To make someone decide not to do something.

Answer

To set someone or something free.

Answer

To give out or provide something.

Question 33

avoid

Accepted Answer

To keep away from someone or something.

Answer

To make someone decide not to do something.

Answer

To give out or provide something.

Answer

To prevent something from happening or moving.

Question 34

divert

Accepted Answer

To change direction or purpose.

Answer

To prevent something from happening or moving.

Answer

To make someone decide not to do something.

Answer

To keep away from someone or something.

Question 35

defeat

Accepted Answer

To win against someone in a game or battle.

Answer

To prevent something from happening or moving.

Answer

To keep away from someone or something.

Answer

To change direction or purpose.

Question 36

Residing

Accepted Answer

Living in a particular place.

Answer

To keep away from someone or something.

Answer

To win against someone in a game or battle.

Answer

To change direction or purpose.

Question 37

Living

Accepted Answer

Being alive or having a home in a place.

Answer

To change direction or purpose.

Answer

Living in a particular place.

Answer

To win against someone in a game or battle.

Question 38

Lodging

Accepted Answer

Staying in a place for a short time.

Answer

To win against someone in a game or battle.

Answer

Being alive or having a home in a place.

Answer

Living in a particular place.

Question 39

Occupying

Accepted Answer

Living in or using a building or space.

Answer

Being alive or having a home in a place.

Answer

Living in a particular place.

Answer

Staying in a place for a short time.

Question 40

Frequenting

Accepted Answer

Visiting a place often.

Answer

Staying in a place for a short time.

Answer

Being alive or having a home in a place.

Answer

Living in or using a building or space.

Question 41

significantly

Accepted Answer

In a way that is large or important enough to be noticed.

Answer

Living in or using a building or space.

Answer

Visiting a place often.

Answer

Staying in a place for a short time.

Question 42

slightly

Accepted Answer

A little bit.

Answer

Living in or using a building or space.

Answer

In a way that is large or important enough to be noticed.

Answer

Visiting a place often.

Question 43

profoundly

Accepted Answer

In a very deep or serious way.

Answer

Visiting a place often.

Answer

In a way that is large or important enough to be noticed.

Answer

A little bit.

Question 44

importantly

Accepted Answer

Used to say that something is important.

Answer

A little bit.

Answer

In a way that is large or important enough to be noticed.

Answer

In a very deep or serious way.

Question 45

considerably

Accepted Answer

Much; a lot.

Answer

A little bit.

Answer

Used to say that something is important.

Answer

In a very deep or serious way.

Question 46

feat

Accepted Answer

An achievement that needs great skill or strength.

Answer

Used to say that something is important.

Answer

Much; a lot.

Answer

In a very deep or serious way.

Question 47

gesture

Accepted Answer

A movement that shows a feeling or idea.

Answer

An achievement that needs great skill or strength.

Answer

Used to say that something is important.

Answer

Much; a lot.

Question 48

milestone

Accepted Answer

An important event in development or history.

Answer

Much; a lot.

Answer

A movement that shows a feeling or idea.

Answer

An achievement that needs great skill or strength.

Question 49

performance

Accepted Answer

How well someone does something.

Answer

A movement that shows a feeling or idea.

Answer

An achievement that needs great skill or strength.

Answer

An important event in development or history.

Question 50

accomplishment

Accepted Answer

Something difficult that you have succeeded in doing.

Answer

An important event in development or history.

Answer

A movement that shows a feeling or idea.

Answer

How well someone does something.

Related quizzes

Related quizzes