Total Questions: 50
Violent- using physical strength to hurt or kill somebody
Mellow- soft and pleasant
Delicate- easy to damage or break
Gracious- kind, polite and generous
Admittance- being allowed to enter a place Discharge to allow somebody officially to leave
Commotion- great noise or excitement
Wreck- to destroy or badly damage something
Sensible- able to make good judgements based on reason and experience
Relevant- connected with what is happening or being talked about
Serious- needing to be treated as important
Meek- quiet, and doing what other people say without asking questions
Stiff- firm and difficult to bend or move
Flexible- able to bend or move easily without breaking
Variable- not staying the same
Resilient- strong enough to deal with illness, a shock, change, etc.
Deform- to change or spoil the natural shape of something
Energise- to give somebody more energy, strength, etc.
Tire- to feel that you need to rest or sleep
Grow-to increase in size or amount
Agitated- to make someone become nervous because of worry or fear
Unperturbed- not worried by something that has happened
Pleased- happy or satisfied about something
Composed- having one's feelings and expression under control; calm.
Verbose- using or containing more words than are needed
Pithy- expressed in a clear, direct way
Brief- short in duration, extent, or length
Terse- brief, or using very few words
Complex- made up of several connected parts and often difficult to understand
Clear- easy to see, hear or understand
Auspicious- that seems likely to be successful in the future
Antiquated- old-fashioned and suitable for the modern world not
Pragmatic- dealing with problems in a practical way
Impractical- not sensible or realistic
Prudent- sensible and careful when making judgements and decisions
Aesthetic-concerned with beauty or art
Dull- not interesting or exciting, boring
Elevate- to move somebody/something to a higher place or more important position
Break- to separate, or make something separate, into two or more pieces
Disregard- take to somebody/something no notice of
Sack- to tell an employee that he/she can no longer work for you
