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PCAT Vocab2

Subjects : pcat, english, vocabulary
Instructions:
  • Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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  • Match each statement with the correct term.
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1. Churlish - vulgar and rude






2. Give up or become compliant






3. (of man) has energy - strong sex-drive






4. Like a knight; proud or careless.






5. Carried out with minimal effort






6. Be in the position of authority






7. One who suffers without complaining.






8. Anxiety or dismay.






9. Lover (against marriage)






10. Agitate; disturb; make anxious






11. Pleasingly smooth/musical to hear






12. Based on personal feeling/opinion






13. Return to former state






14. Not resulting from plan






15. Covering protecting nerves in teeth






16. Lack strong features/uninteresting






17. Cancel or take back






18. Excess (i.e. bodily fluid. ex. blood)






19. Wanting to avoid activity; lazy






20. Too obedient/servile.






21. Making harsh/loud noise






22. Make or become fixed; stuck






23. Express disapproval; reprove






24. (of a sound) - sweet and soothing






25. Medicinal extract.






26. Apathy or sluggishness






27. Accustom to new conditions






28. Act angrily or defensively






29. Violent uprising against authority






30. Foolishly impractical especially in the pursuit of ideals.






31. Before the war






32. Worn-out/ordinary; lackluster






33. Insanity






34. Express vehement protest






35. Relevant/applicable to some matter






36. Man concern with stylish looks






37. Of or relating to the belief that the existence of any ultimate reality (ie God) is unknown and probably unknowable.






38. Angel (light and purity)






39. Store of money or valuable objects






40. Difficult to understand






41. Person who appeals to the emotions and prejudice of people esp. in order to gain political power.






42. Not canonical (accepted principle esp in church).






43. Add to end of a document






44. Fully in agreement






45. Only seeks personal pleasure






46. Large amount of something; myriad






47. Stale; having lost its force by repetition.






48. Longer than most direct way






49. Strange or mysterious






50. Addition to a will