Vocabulary exercise
June 1st, 2015 in Vocabulary
From the given options choose a word that fits the definitions given below.
Gregarious, nescient, consummate, prescient, congregation, aggregation, segregate, glibness, congregate, omniscient
- Having knowledge of an event before it occurs (adjective) ………………………….
- Word used to refer to people who enjoy groups and companionship ………………………..
- Someone who is ignorant (adjective) …………………………
- The word used to refer to someone who is highly skilled …………………..
- To separate from the rest ………………………..
- A religious flock …………………………
- A total, whole or mass ………………………….
- One who knows all …………………..
- Smooth fluency that arouses suspicion ………………………
- To come together into a group or mass ……………………..
Answers
- Having knowledge of an event before it occurs (adjective) – prescient
- Word used to refer to people who enjoy groups and companionship – gregarious
- Someone who is ignorant (adjective) – nescient
- The word used to refer to someone who is highly skilled – consummate
- To separate from the rest – segregate
- A religious flock – congregation
- A total, whole or mass – aggregation
- One who knows all – omniscient
- Smooth fluency that arouses suspicion – glibness
- To come together into a group or mass – congregate