Vocabulary - Wonderlic
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Which of the following is closest in meaning to the word "aggravate"?
Which of the following is closest in meaning to the word "aggravate"?
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"Aggravate" means "to worsen," such as in the case of an injury, or a negative situation. And example of the use of the word:
"John only aggravated an already unpleasant situation with his inflammatory remarks."
"Aggravate" means "to worsen," such as in the case of an injury, or a negative situation. And example of the use of the word:
"John only aggravated an already unpleasant situation with his inflammatory remarks."
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To obstruct something is to that thing.
To obstruct something is to that thing.
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"Obstruct" and "hamper" are synonyms. "Facilitate" is an antonym to "obstruct." The other two answer options are not relevant to this definition.
"Obstruct" and "hamper" are synonyms. "Facilitate" is an antonym to "obstruct." The other two answer options are not relevant to this definition.
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To obstruct something is to that thing.
To obstruct something is to that thing.
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"Obstruct" and "hamper" are synonyms. "Facilitate" is an antonym to "obstruct." The other two answer options are not relevant to this definition.
"Obstruct" and "hamper" are synonyms. "Facilitate" is an antonym to "obstruct." The other two answer options are not relevant to this definition.
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Which of the following is closest in meaning to the word "aggravate"?
Which of the following is closest in meaning to the word "aggravate"?
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"Aggravate" means "to worsen," such as in the case of an injury, or a negative situation. And example of the use of the word:
"John only aggravated an already unpleasant situation with his inflammatory remarks."
"Aggravate" means "to worsen," such as in the case of an injury, or a negative situation. And example of the use of the word:
"John only aggravated an already unpleasant situation with his inflammatory remarks."
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To obstruct something is to that thing.
To obstruct something is to that thing.
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"Obstruct" and "hamper" are synonyms. "Facilitate" is an antonym to "obstruct." The other two answer options are not relevant to this definition.
"Obstruct" and "hamper" are synonyms. "Facilitate" is an antonym to "obstruct." The other two answer options are not relevant to this definition.
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Which of the following is closest in meaning to the word "aggravate"?
Which of the following is closest in meaning to the word "aggravate"?
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"Aggravate" means "to worsen," such as in the case of an injury, or a negative situation. And example of the use of the word:
"John only aggravated an already unpleasant situation with his inflammatory remarks."
"Aggravate" means "to worsen," such as in the case of an injury, or a negative situation. And example of the use of the word:
"John only aggravated an already unpleasant situation with his inflammatory remarks."
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To obstruct something is to that thing.
To obstruct something is to that thing.
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"Obstruct" and "hamper" are synonyms. "Facilitate" is an antonym to "obstruct." The other two answer options are not relevant to this definition.
"Obstruct" and "hamper" are synonyms. "Facilitate" is an antonym to "obstruct." The other two answer options are not relevant to this definition.
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Which of the following is closest in meaning to the word "aggravate"?
Which of the following is closest in meaning to the word "aggravate"?
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"Aggravate" means "to worsen," such as in the case of an injury, or a negative situation. And example of the use of the word:
"John only aggravated an already unpleasant situation with his inflammatory remarks."
"Aggravate" means "to worsen," such as in the case of an injury, or a negative situation. And example of the use of the word:
"John only aggravated an already unpleasant situation with his inflammatory remarks."
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