VFA Lesson 4

The word GRANDIOSE MOST NEARLY means:

• (adj) excessive; lacking moderation

• (noun) extreme, unreasonable expense orprice; being beyond reasonable or proper limits

• (adj) grand; magnificent in size, beauty or scope; impressive

• (adj) recklessly wasteful; wildly extravagant

The word SATIATE MOST NEARLY means:

• (verb) to fully satisfy an appetite or a desire

• (noun) great abundance, often to excess; lavishness

• (adj) unnecessary; unjustified

• (verb) to make greater in power, influence, stature, or reputation

The word MULTIFARIOUS MOST NEARLY means:

• (verb) to feed or supply to excess or disgust; to overindulge

• (adj) recklessly wasteful; wildly extravagant

• (verb) to make greater in power, influence, stature, or reputation

• (adj) having great variety; diverse

The word SURFEIT MOST NEARLY means:

• (noun) an excessive amount

• (adj) trying to seem important; characterized by pretended grandeur

• (noun) extreme, unreasonable expense orprice; being beyond reasonable or proper limits

• (verb) to exaggerate, or makesomethingseem greater than it is

The word AGGRANDIZE MOST NEARLY means:

• (adj) unnecessary; unjustified

• (adj) wildly extravagant

• (verb) to make greater in power, influence, stature, or reputation

• (noun) wealth; affluence

Which word MOST NEARLY matches the definition:

(adj) recklessly wasteful; wildly extravagant

• MULTIFARIOUS

• SURFEIT

• EXORBITANCE

• PROFLIGATE

Which word MOST NEARLY matches the definition:

(adj) excessive; lacking moderation

• INTEMPERATE

• OPULENCE

• EXORBITANCE

• GRANDIOSE

Which word MOST NEARLY matches the definition:

(adj) extreme, unreasonable expense or price; being beyond reasonable or proper limits

• SATIATE

• GRATUITOUS

• EXORBITANTE

• OPULENT

Which word MOST NEARLY matches the definition:

(adj) unnecessary; unjustified

• AGGRANDIZE

• SURFEIT

• MULTIFARIOUS

• GRATUITOUS

Which word MOST NEARLY matches the definition:

(noun) great abundance, often to excess; lavishness

• SURFEIT

• OPULENCE

• INTEMPERANCE

• GRANDIOSE