[2025] Set #24 Vocabulary

After winning the state championship, the team felt wretched as they hoisted the captain onto their shoulders.

• CORRECT use of "wretched"

• INCORRECT use of "wretched"

Jared disclosed his whereabouts to the police detective, refusing to speak without his lawyer present.

• CORRECT use of "disclosed"

• INCORRECT use of "disclosed"

My brother's officious nature is evident in the way he minds his own business.

• CORRECT use of "officious"

• INCORRECT use of "officious"

in a miserable condition due to misfortune or hardship

• wretched

• officious

• tedious

• numerous

forcefully offering unwanted advice

• wretched

• officious

• tedious

• numerous

tiresome and dull

• wretched

• tedious

• officious

• numerous

to strengthen through experience or hardship

• disclose

• embellish

• temper

• obstruct

existing in a great quantity; many

• numerous

• officious

• tedious

• wretched

to block or get in the way

• numerous

• obstruct

• embellish

• disclose

"exaggerate" is a synonym for...

• temper

• embellish

• obstruct

• disclose