Court Interpreter Words Pass Test

Court Interpreter Words Pass T est Trepidation - ANSWER Apprehension. Nervous or fearful. calamity - ANSWER Natural Disaster serendipity - ANSWER Good Luck. Good Fortune. Futility - ANSWER Uneffectiveness. Didn't work. ogled - ANSWER Stare at. prattled - ANSWER Talking. Banter. Chit -Chat. harried - ANSWER Harrased. Annoy. haggled - ANSWER To Bargain. Chop. Cut. noxious - ANSWER Physically harmful. Destructive. toxic - ANSWER Poison. Affected. putrid - ANSWER Rotten. Decomposition. obnoxious - ANSWER Annoying. Offensive. voluble - ANSWER Rotating. Fluent. Flow of speech. untenable - ANSWER In capable of being defended. Indeffensible. refulgent - ANSWER Shining Brightly. Gleaming. posthumous - ANSWER after death. troglodyte - ANSWER Ancient group of people that lived in caves, dens, or holes. mogul - ANSWER Tyccon. Powerful person. charlatan - ANSWER Fraud pariah - ANSWER A member of a low caste of southern India. Rejected. Outcast. surpass - ANSWER Exceed.Stronger than. greater. Become better. augment - ANSWER To Increase. truncate - ANSWER To shorten. Cut short. Having the end of the square. wallow - ANSWER Roll oneself about in a lazy, relaxed, ungainly manner. saporific - ANSWER Produce the sensation of taste. Imparting flavor. flotsam - ANSWER Floating wreakage of a ship or it's cargo. jetsam - ANSWER Part of a ship. It's equipment. soporific - ANSWER Sleep Inducer. limp - ANSWER Jerky movement. To walk irregurlarity. limpid - ANSWER Transparent. Clear. vapid - ANSWER Dull. Lacking or having lost life. Sharpness. acephalous - ANSWER Leadless. Without a leader or ruler. implicit - ANSWER Capable of being understood. Agreement. Absolute. rectitude - ANSWER Moral Virtual. feigned - ANSWER Pretend. Sham. Fictious. Not genuine. opprobrious - ANSWER Shameful. Disgraceful. coerced - ANSWER To compel by force intimidation or authority, threats. Intimidation. meandered - ANSWER To proceed by or take a winding or indirect course. deposed - ANSWER To remove from office or power. Dethrone. maligned - ANSWER Defamed sangfroid - ANSWER Coolness state of mind. Calmness. opulence - ANSWER Luxury. Wealthy. indolence - ANSWER State of ease. Comfort or pleasure. consanguinity - ANSWER The state of being consanguneous. glean - ANSWER To gather grain left behind by reapers. suffuse - ANSWER To spreadover as with a liquid or light. deplete - ANSWER To empty. To decrease. capitulate - ANSWER Give -up. Surrender. pithy - ANSWER Concise. To the point. hirsute - ANSWER Hairy. Shaggy. amiss - ANSWER In a mistaken way. Wrongly. sober - ANSWER Not intoxicated or drunk. wreaked - ANSWER Cause Damage. Inflicting. flouted - ANSWER To treat with disdain or contempt. Mock obliterated - ANSWER To remove or destry all traces. Libel - ANSWER Printed defamation. Slander - ANSWER Tv/Radio spoken defamation Expunge - ANSWER Errased. Remove from record. Insipid - ANSWER Flavorless, dull. Uninspiring, bland. Profligate - ANSWER Wasteful and immoral. Very wicked. Incandescent - ANSWER Glowing with heat.