MP 1 Spelling Test
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- abnegation
- self-denial,; rejection
- abstruse
- recondite; diffcult to understand
- acrid
- bitter pungent smell.
- affront
- insult
- anachronism
- misdating
- august
- high-ranking, magistic
- cacophony
- discord, not harmonic
- chagrin
- displeasure; dismay; humilation.
- clandestine
- secret; hidden
- contumely
- shame; humilation; disgrace
- depreciate
- oppose, disaprobate
- desultory
- gathered from many sources
- eclectic
- occasional, random, haphazard
- egregious
- bad, obvious, flagrant
- enamored
- fond, loving
- eschew
- shun
- facile
- complaisant
- fickle
- changing, unstable, inconstant
- generic
- common, general, widepread
- harbinger
- sign, foreteller, presager
- hypochondriac
- worried about health; suffers imaginary illness.
- impute
- charge, attribute, ascribe
- ineptitude
- clumsiness, unfitness, ineffciency
- intrepid
- brave, fearless, dauntless
- juxtapose
- set together; promximity.
- labyrinth
- confusing pattern, entanglement, maze.
- Machiavellian
- sly, wily, astute
- mellifluous
- smooth, honeyed
- nomad
- wanderer, gypsy, itinerant
- ostentatious
- pretentious
- paradox
- contradiction
- pathos
- pity, tenderness, sorrowness
- pensive
- Deep thoughtfullness
- Philistine
- A smug, ignorant
- poignant
- Neat, skillful, piercing, incisive, touching; moving.
- prate
- chatter
- propinquity
- nearness
- redress
- remedy rectify
- reticent
- restrained or reserved in style.
- satiated
- satisfied fully; sated
- staccato
- distinct
- succinct
- concise; terse
- sycophant
- servile self-seeker
- tenacious
- presistent; stubborn
- tyro
- a beginner; a neophyte
- vainglorious
- boastful
- verbosity
- wordiness; prolixity
- virtuoso
- masterly skill in any field
- vivacity
- animated; spirghtly; spirited
- wanton
- immoral, unchaste, cruel, excessive, extravagant