1. Eng 4 VQ15
E4 VQ15

2. E4 VQ15 Begin 6 sentences with VERBs, 6 with ADVERBs
acquainted (adj) – aware or familiar with (something/one)
acquitted (adj) – freed from a criminal charge by a verdict of not guilty
brash (adj) – self-assertive in a rude, noisy or overbearing way
browbeat (tv) – to intimidate (someone), typically into doing something, with stern or abusive words
expunge (tv) – to erase or completely remove (something unwanted or unpleasant)
lavations (n) – the act or process of washing
pilgrimage (n) – a journey (usually somewhere for a first time, and perhaps for religious reasons)
precede (tv) – to come before (something/one) in time, order or position; to go in front of or ahead of (something/one)
predicament (n) – a difficult, unpleasant or embarrassing situation
proceedings (n) – events or series of activities involving a formal or set procedure
volition (n) – the faculty or power of using one’s will
wrathfully (adv) – in an enraged manner; furiously

3. acquainted
acquainted (adj) – aware or familiar with (something/one) Ex. I needed a week to get acquainted with the procedures of the new job. SYN: familiar ANT: foreign Related: acquaint (tv)

4. acquitted
acquitted (adj) – Ex. The acquitted defendant elatedly left the courtroom. SYN: liberated ANT: incarcerated Related: acquit (tv)

5. brash brash (adj) – self-assertive in a rude, noisy or overbearing way
Ex. Her bold, brash countenance warned others that she would not tolerate anyone’s nonsense.
SYN: bold
ANT: meek
Related: brashness (n)

6. browbeat
browbeat (tv) – to intimidate (someone), typically into doing something, with stern or abusive words Ex. Daily, the bullies browbeat the boy until he finally stood up to them. SYN: badger, pester ANT: encourage Related: browbeaten (adj)

7. lavations lavations (n) – the act or process of washing
Ex. The opulent tub provided a luxurious place for lavations.
SYN: wash (n)
ANT: soiling (n)
Related: lavatory (n)

8. expunge
expunge (tv) – to erase or completely remove (something unwanted or unpleasant) Ex. Sometimes apologies are not enough to expunge offenses; you must redeem yourself with other actions. SYN: erase ANT: make permanent Related: expunged (adj)

9. pilgrimage Ex. The Jews’ pilgrimage from their homeland was sorrowful.
pilgrimage (n) – a journey (usually somewhere for a first time, and perhaps for religious reasons)
Ex. The Jews’ pilgrimage from their homeland was sorrowful.
SYN: journey
ANT: (none)
Related: pilgrim (n)

10. precede Ex. A long investigation preceded the trial. SYN: herald
precede (tv) – to come before (something/one) in time, order or position; to go in front of or ahead of (something/one)
Ex. A long investigation preceded the trial.
SYN: herald
ANT: follow
Related: precedent (n)

11. predicament
predicament (n) – a difficult, unpleasant or embarrassing situation
Ex. The fisherman had no idea what a predicament he was in until the giant fish bit the hook.
SYN: dilemma
ANT: fortune
Related: predict (tv)

12. proceedings
proceedings (n) – events or series of activities involving a formal or set procedure
Ex. The jury engaged in its deliberation proceedings for 3 weeks after the trial.
SYN: procedures
ANT: (none)
Related: proceed (v)

13. volition
volition (n) – the faculty or power of using one’s will
Ex. At the age of 18, you will be able to vote by your own volition.
SYN: will (n)
ANT: obligation
Related: volatile (adj)

14. wrathfully
wrathfully (adv) – in an enraged manner; furiously Ex. The petrifying mask of the Thai god glared wrathfully at its audience. SYN: irately ANT: soothingly Related: wrathful (adj)