Jun 7, 2016
accurate ○ classify ○ currency ○ deep ○ dense ○ depend on ○ dim ○ display ○ exports ○ gigantic ○ impressive ○ lasting ○ treasury ○ uniform ○ vibrant
accurate
[adj.] careful and exact
[Syn.] precise
[adv.] accurately
[n.] accuracy
She was able to make accurate observations with the new telescope.
Experiments must be conducted with accuracy.
classify
[v.] to place into groups according to type
[Syn.] arrange
[adj.] classified
[n.] classification
Biologists classify life forms into many phyla.
The library’s catalog is a classification of books in the library.
currency
[n.] monetary unit
[Syn.] money
The purchase must be paid for in the national currency.
The French currency is gaining strength.
deep
[adj.] far below the surface; complete understanding
[Syn.] thorough
[adv.] deeply
[n.] depth
[v.] deepen
Lake Baikal is the deepest lake in the world.
The depth of his understanding of math is remarkable.
dense
[adj.] closely packed or crowded, difficult to see through
[Syn.] thick
[adv.] densely
[n.] density
The boating accident was caused by the dense fog.
Hong Kong is one of the most densely populated cities in the world.
depend
[v.] to count on; to be supported by
[Syn.] trust
[adv.] dependably
[adj.] dependable
[n.] dependence
[n.] dependency
[n.] dependent
The farmers depend on rain to produce a good harvest.
His dependency on alcohol destroyed his marriage.
dim
[adj.] not bright or clear
[Syn.] faint
[adv.] dimly
[v.] dim
[n.] dimness
The light was too dim for studying.
The stars dimly lit the evening sky.
display
[v.] to show, reveal
[Syn.] exhibit
[n.] display
The model displayed the details of the human hand.
The candidate’s display of anger was unfortunate.
exports
[n.] products sold abroad
[Syn.] foreign sales
[adj.] exported
[v.] export
Until recently the United States’ exports exceeded its imports.
Exported goods are usually high in qualify.
gigantic
[adj.] very large
[Syn.] enormous
[adv.] gigantically
Reaching the Moon was a gigantic step in space exploration for mankind.
New methods of farming offer gigantic advantages over the old methods.
impressive
[adj.] causing admiration because of an object’s importance, size, or quality
[Syn.] imposing
[adv.] impressively
[v.] impress
[n.] impression
Lincoln’s power of persuasion was impressive.
Everyone left with a good impression of the play.
lasting
[adj.] forever, without end
[Syn.] enduring
[v.] last
Kennedy left a lasting impression on the people who heard his inaugural address.
The introduction of robots will have a lasting effect on industry.
treasury
[n.] the agency that controls and spends money; a collection of valued things
[Syn.] bank
[adj.] treasured
[v.] treasure
The treasury was under pressure to lower interest rates.
Encyclopedias are a treasury of information.
uniform
[adj.] every part being the same.
[Syn.] consistent
[adv.] uniformly
[n.] uniformity
Bread has a uniform texture.
The grades on the test were uniformly poor.
vibrant
[adj.] lively, powerful, full of action, bright
[Syn.] brilliant
[adv.] vibrantly
[n.] vibrancy
His vibrant personality made him well liked by everyone.
The vibrancy of the city is attractive to many individuals.
- Choose the synonym.
- enormous
- prosperous
- appropriate
- gigantic
- classified
- foreign sales
- flaws
- money
- treasury
- exports
- vibrant
- brilliant
- critical
- paint
- deep
- depend
- distort
- trust
- settle
- conceal
- imposing
- impressive
- creative
- intriguing
- ambiguous
- uniform
- rigid
- diverse
- complex
- consistent
- bank
- fragment
- treasury
- settle
- advent
- lasting
- enduring
- enriching
- energetic
- enhancing
- precise
- accurate
- gigantic
- thick
- prosperous
- classify
- trust
- learn
- create
- arrange
- Choose the word that is closest in meaning to the underlined word in the sentence.
- In the field of artificial intelligence, scientists study methods for developing computer programs that display aspects of intelligent behavior.
- exhibit
- classify
- depend on
- conform to
- The dim appearance of the Milky Way results from the combined light of stars too far away to be seen with the naked eye.
- faint
- unique
- immense
- curious
- Thistle plants have dense heads of small, pink or purple flowers.
- gigantic
- fragile
- thick
- vibrant
- No deep understanding of the solar system can be achieved without an appreciation of the basic properties of the Sun.
- accurate
- lasting
- thorough
- uniform
- The value of a nation’s currency normally fluctuates, depending upon the strength of its economy and its trade balance.
- exports
- money
- products
- treasury