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Vocabulary Word Test

Here's a really quick way of testing if you've learned the meanings of the words in this section. Look at the word definitions below and see if you can remember what each word is from their definitions.

If you get stuck, you can be shown the mnemonic to reveal an image that should help you remember.

To check if you're right, or remind you if you've forgotten, click the question and it will flip to reveal the answer.

Go through the whole list to see how many words you can recall. Revisit any that you had difficulty remembering until you're confident you can recall all of them.

 

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to collect or gather into a mass or a whole
Aggregate (verb)
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to make someone less angry or upset
Mollify
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to clearly show emotion, especially when you are acting
Emote
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showing or feeling sexual desire
Amorous
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a tendency towards a particular way of behaving
Propensity
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1. transparent; clear 2. (of speech or writing) clear and easy to understand
Limpid
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to add, insert, a comment or passage etc into a conversation, piece of writing or mathematical values
Interpolate
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make pain or problems etc, less severe
Alleviate
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rudely brief
Curt
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a person who believes in strict discipline and expects you to obey all orders
Martinet
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to restrict the movement or progress of something or someone; impede
Hamper
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a gloomy person; serious and unfriendly
Saturnine
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hidden; existing but not yet developed or manifested
Latent
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a person sent by one government to another to take messages or to take part in discussions
Emissary
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a person who inspires or influences others
Luminary
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the process of being made into a whole
Unification
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walk at a slow, relaxed pace
Amble
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the exact opposite
Antithesis
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a varied mixture
Melange
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1. the point at which a lever is placed to get movement 2. a thing or person that plays an essential role
Fulcrum
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