Word Knowledge: Vocabulary in Context Flashcards
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The technician's work was METICULOUS, leaving no detail unchecked. METICULOUS most nearly means:
Answer: Very careful and precise
Meticulous means showing great attention to detail and being very careful.
The commander tried to MITIGATE the impact of the supply shortage. MITIGATE most nearly means:
Answer: Lessen or reduce
To mitigate means to make something less severe, serious, or painful.
The officer's report was CONCISE and easy to understand. CONCISE most nearly means:
Answer: Brief and clear
Concise means giving a lot of information in a few words; brief but complete.
The recruit's INSUBORDINATION led to disciplinary action. INSUBORDINATION most nearly means:
Answer: Disobedience to authority
Insubordination is defiance of authority or refusal to obey orders.
The new training method proved to be highly EFFICACIOUS. EFFICACIOUS most nearly means:
Answer: Effective in producing results
Efficacious means successful in producing the intended or expected result.
The platoon had to TRAVERSE the dense forest to reach the objective. TRAVERSE most nearly means:
Answer: Cross or travel through
To traverse means to travel across or through an area.
The lieutenant's CANDID assessment of the situation surprised the recruits. CANDID most nearly means:
Answer: Truthful and straightforward
Candid means truthful and straightforward, even if the truth is uncomfortable.