wod 51 pulverize verb: to pound, crush, or grind to a powder or dust; to demolish syn: beat, crush,...
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WOD 53 Exonerate: verb To clear, as of an accusation; free from guilt or blame Syn: release, discharge, pardon, justify Ant: blame, condemn, convict N: exoneration adj: exonerative Sent: The job of the defense attorney is to exonerate his clients and keep them out of jail.TRANSCRIPT
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WOD 51 PulverizeVerb: To pound, crush, or grind to a powder or dust; to demolishSyn: beat, crush, annihilate, decimateAnt: mend, assemble, protect
Sent: She sits on the ground with a hammer, hitting the bucket in an effort to pulverize the plaster and free her leg.
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WOD 52 Advocate verb: To speak or write in favor of noun: a person who pleads for anotherSyn: support, promote, endorseAnt: interfere, oppose, frustrate
Sent: The evolutionists advocate that mammalian life evolved from aquatic.
He is an advocate of free markets, but he has also called for tighter regulation.
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WOD 53• Exonerate: verbTo clear, as of an accusation; free from
guilt or blameSyn: release, discharge, pardon, justifyAnt: blame, condemn, convictN: exoneration adj: exonerativeSent: The job of the defense attorney is to
exonerate his clients and keep them out of jail.
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WOD 54• Interminable: adjSeeming to be without endSyn: endless, ceaseless, infiniteAnt: finite, temporary, occasionalAdv: interminablySent; We had an interminable wait at
the airport because the heavy snowstorm shut down the runways.
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WOD 55• Impel; verb => to drive or to propelSyn: goad, spur, urge, motivateAnt: restrain, rebuff, discourage
Sent: A raging current impelled their raft downstream toward the waterfall.
Hatred of slavery impelled Harriet Tubman to return repeatedly to the South to help other slaves escape.
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WOD 56• Despondent; adj => depressed from
loss of hope or confidenceSyn: depressed, discouraged, wretchedAnt: cheerful, spirited, hopefulAdv: despondently, Noun: despondencySent: Failing my driver’s test for the third
time left me completely despondent.
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WOD 57• Alacrity: nounPromptness in respondingSyn: eagerness, readiness, enthusiasmAnt: reluctance, delay, unwillingnessSent: The seller of the classic car
accepted my first offer with such alacrity that I wished I had offered less.
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WOD 58• Haphazard: adjectiveMarked by lack of plan, order, or
directionSyn: random, aimless, purposelessAnt: planned, controlled, designedAdv: haphazardlySent: He described in humorous
details his haphazard travels around the world.
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WOD 59• Marginalize: verb =>To place in a
powerless or unimportant position within a society or group
Syn: demean, belittle, disparage, depreciateAnt: elevate, praise, promoteNoun: marginalizationSent: A society that labels certain people as
outside the norm – weird, scary, hateful, or useless – marginalizes those people, edging them out.
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WOD 60• Rebut: VerbTo prove something is false by using
arguments or evidenceSyn: discredit, disprove, refuteAnt: confirm, prove, validateAdj: rebuttableNoun: rebuttalSent: You should not only study their
own point of view but be prepared to rebut the ideas of the opposing group.
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WOD 61• Traverse: verbTo pass over, across, or throughSyn: cross, intersectSent: Route 66, which traverses the
United States from Chicago to Los Angeles, is sometimes called “The Mother Road” because in 1932 it opened the west to the automobile.
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WOD 62• Refute: verbTo prove that something is not true or false
Syn: disapprove, dispute, deny, rebutAnt: acknowledge, admit, concedeAdj: refutableNoun: refutationSent: Regardless of what naysayers may
still insist, the science on climate change is too robust to refute.
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WOD 63• Dote; verbTo show excessive fondness forSyn: treasure, cherishAnt: despise, neglect, abandonSent: She dotes on her grandson
and indulges his every whim.
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WOD 64• Disseminate: verbTo scatter or spread widelySyn: separate, disperse, sprinkleAnt: assemble, collectNoun: disseminationSent: The wind disseminated the
spores from the milkweed pods.
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WOD 65Feckless; adjectiveHaving no sense of responsibilitySyn: careless, irresponsible, unreliableAnt: efficient, trustworthy, scrupulousN: fecklessnessAdv: fecklesslySent: Pip’s feckless ways in London left him devoid of cash.
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WOD 66• Pensive: adjDeep in thought, dreamily thoughtfulSyn: thoughtful, reflective,
contemplativeAnt: thoughtless, carefreeAdv: pensivelySent: Lying on my back, I grew pensive
as I watched the drifting summer clouds.
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WOD 67• Hubbub: nounNoisy confusionSyn: uproar, commotion, chaos,
racketAnt: silence, peacefulness, stillnessSent: Fans thronged onto the field in
a hubbub of excitement when the Boston Red Sox won the pennant.
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WOD 68• Wanton: adjIgnoring what is rightExcessive or unrestrainedSyn: immoral, senseless, recklessAnt: justified, cautious, restrainedSent: In refusing to remove abestos from
the ceilings, the company showed a wanton disregard for its employee’s health and safety.
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WOD 69• Odoriferous : adjHaving or giving off a smellSyn: odorous, perfumed, scented,
fragrantAnt: smelly, rancid, fetid, noxiousSent: Odoriferous fragrance permeated
throughout the room when the beautiful blonde lady entered the room.
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WOD 70• Meander : verbTo follow a winding courseTo wander aimlessly syn: roam, wander, rambleSent: The Mississippi River
meanders from northern Minnesota to the Gulf of Mexico.
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WOD 71• Punctilious : adjective• Careful of and attentive to details,
especially ones relating to good manners and behavior
• Syn: precise, scrupulous, meticulous• Ant: casual, careless, cursory• Sent: A punctilious host tries to leave
nothing to chance when preparing for guests.
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WOD 72• Paraphernalia: nounPersonal belongingsEquipments associated with a
particular activitySyn: possessions, accessories,
equipmentsSent: We accumulated so much
paraphernalia that the closets couldn’t hold it all.
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WOD 73• Regale : verbTo entertain or delightSyn: charm, amuse, entranceAnt: bore, tire, irritateNoun: regalementSent: Charlie regaled the guests
with his funny stories.
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WOD 74• Callow : adjective• => young and inexperiencedSyn: youthful, immature,
unsophisticatedAnt: experienced, matureSent: The student was too callow to
know he was being fooled.
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WOD 75• Wry : adjective• => turned or bent to one side in
distaste or humor or amusing in a quiet but sharp way
• Syn: crooked, ironic, sarcastic• Ant: straight, unbent, normal• Sent: He gave a wry smile as he
admitted believing such a far-fetched tale.
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WOD 76• Wheedle; Verb=> to gain by using sly persuasion
or insincere praise.Syn: cajole, flatter, entice, influenceAnt: dissuade, discourage, deter sent: The agent wheedled several
thousand dollars from the couple for a life insurance policy that was practically worthless.
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WOD 77• Rant: verb or noun
to talk very loudly, even wildlySyn: rave, bellow, babbleAnt: murmur, whisper, mutter,
mumbleSent: The audience stopped listening
after a while when the speaker ranted on and on.
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WOD 78• Verbose: adjective
using too many wordsSyn: wordy, redundant, repetitiousAnt: concise, direct, terseNoun: verbosity, verbiageAdv: verboselySent: The teacher asked Isabella to
cut her verbose speech from 40 to 15 minutes.
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WOD 79• Complacent: adjective• a feeling of being satisfied with how
things are and not wanting to try to make them better .
Syn: self-satisfied, gratified, unconcernedAnt: concerned, bothered, agitatedNoun: complacence, complacencySent: Carole could get an A in math, but
she’s too complacent to work for it.
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WOD 80• Ostentatious: adjective
Having to do with showing offSyn: showy, flashy, flamboyant, garishAnt: simple, modest, plainNoun: ostentation, --nessAdv: --lySent: Meredith talks about nothing but her
father’s yacht, ski trips to Aspen, and other ostentatious displays of wealth.
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WOD 81• Placate: verb
=> to make calm and peacefulSyn: appease, pacify, reconcile, sootheAnt: irritate, displease, dissatisfyNoun: placationSent: The restaurant tried to placate
us with free appetizers after a one hour wait for a table.
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WOD 82• Conciliate: verb => to win a person
over (through friendly acts or persuasive methods)
Syn: persuade, reconcile, arbitrateAnt: antagonize, arouse, stir upAdj: conciliatory, conciliativeNoun: conciliationSent: Hoping to end the argument,
Judd offered a conciliatory handshake to his adversary.
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WOD 83• Affable: adj
=> easy to talk to, easy to approachSyn: friendly, approachable, amiableAnt: unfriendly, unapproachable,
standoffishNoun: affableness, affabilityAdv: affablySent: Don’s friendly grin conveys his
affable personality.
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WOD 84• Squander: verb
=> to spend money (or time) in a wasteful, uncaring fashion
Syn: waste, deplete, consume, exhaust
Ant: save, store, conserve
Sent: Jimmy squandered a perfectly good day, aimlessly watching TV from dawn to dusk.
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WOD 85• Impending; adj
about to occurSyn: looming, imminent, forebodingAnt: distant, remoteVerb: impendSent: Throughout the country was
the feeling of impending evil as if some unknown terror would come out of the deep shadows.
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WOD 86• Egregious; adj
well beyond the bounds of what is right or proper
Syn: brazen, outrageous, notoriousAnt: delightful, pleasing, wonderfulAdv: egregiouslySent: You have a chance to defend
yourself against these rumors of your egregious acts.
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WOD 87• Ubiquitous: adj
appearing to be present in large numbers or in many different places
Syn: omnipresent, widespread, universalAnt: rare, scarce, absentSent: Tourists with cameras are
ubiquitous in Europe every summer.
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WOD 88Incontrovertible; adj impossible to disputeSyn: undeniable, unquestionable,
indisputableAnt: deniable, controversial, debatableAdv: incontrovertiblySent: The facts were incontrovertible
and the defendant was found guilty.
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WOD 89• Fraught; adj
full of or accompanied by (usually followed by with)
Syn: full, abounding, repleteAnt: scan, skimpy, sparseSent: We abandoned our idea of
traveling up the Amazon River when we learned that such a trip would be fraught with danger.
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WOD 90• Encumber: verb
To weigh down or burdenSyn: clog, overload, oppressAnt: free, lighten, easeNoun: encumbranceSent: I stumbled through the
terminal door, encumbered by two heavy suitcases
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WOD 91• Flippant; adj
marked by lack of proper seriousness or earnestness
Syn: disrespectful, discourteous, impertinent, sassy
Ant: mannerly, courteous, civilAdv: FlippantlyNoun: flippancySent: To be a little flippant, you are going to
die one day, you might as well die happy.
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WOD 92• Intermittent: adj
not continuous, happening at intervalsSyn; discontinuous, interrupted, irregularAnt: continuous, continual, constantNoun: intermittenceAdv: intermittentlySent: Although the forecast had promised
sunshine, the intermittent showers throughout the day ruined the party we planned at the park.
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WOD 94• Insuperable; adj
incapable of being overcome or defeatedSyn: invincible, unbeatable, indomitableAnt: conquerable, reachable, attainableNoun: insuperabilitySent: During my senior year, passing
Greek seemed an insuperable obstacle to my graduating with my class.
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WOD 95• Impetus ; noun
a driving force, anything that causes an action
Syn: stimulus, motive, incentive, spurSENT: Her hope of winning an athletic
scholarship provided the impetus for years of grueling training on the swim team.
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WOD 96• Detract: verb
to take away, especially from the value, beauty, or importance of
Syn: damage, tarnish, blemishAnt: enhance, polish, promote,
augmentNoun: detractionSent: The addition of a modern family
room detracted from the cozy style of the bungalow
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WOD 97• Malleable; adj
capable of being shaped or formed by forceful action
Syn: moldable, pliable, adjustableAnt: firm, rigid, stiffAdv: malleablySent: Play-doh is good for children’s
arts projects because it’s both malleable and reusable.