Vocab

Question 0

Indignant

Answer 0

(Adj.)

Expressing strong displeasure in something unjust, offensive, or insulting

Question 1

Capricious

Answer 1

(Adj.)

Subject to unpredictable change

Question 2

Disjointed

Answer 2

(Adj.)

Having joints or connections discinnected

Question 3

Recriminations

Answer 3

(N.)

The act of counterchanging

Question 4

Hearsay

Answer 4

(N.)

Informations gained from another or not part of one’s direct knowledge

Question 5

Substantiation

Answer 5

(V.)

To establish by proof or competent evidence

Question 6

Equivocation

Answer 6

(N.)

The use of ambiguous or equivocal expressions, especially in order to mislead/hedge

Question 7

Merriment

Answer 7

(N.)

Cheerful or joyful gaiety

Question 8

Reiterated

Answer 8

(V.)

To repeat, often excessively

Question 9

Finesse

Answer 9

(N.)

Extreme delicacy or subtlety in action

Question 10

Tenacity

Answer 10

(Adj.)

The quality of being stubborn/persistent

Question 11

Salutary

Answer 11

(Adj.)

Favorable to or promoting health

Question 12

Morose

Answer 12

(Adj.)

Characterized by or expressing gloom

Question 13

Facetious

Answer 13

(Adj.)

Not meant to be taken seriously or literally

Question 14

Controvert

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(V.)

To argue about, debate, oppose

Question 15

Sanguine

Answer 15

(Adj.)

Cheerfully optimistic, hopeful, or confident

Question 16

Sedulous

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(Adj.)

persistently or carefully maintained: sedulous flattery.

Question 17

Vertiginous

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(Adj.)

Whirling; spinning; rotary

Question 18

Somnolent

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(Adj.)

Sleepy; drowsy

Question 19

Fractious

Answer 19

(Adj.)

Refractory or unruly

Question 20

Skinflint

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(N.)

A mean, niggardly person

Question 21

Inveterate

Answer 21

(Adj.)

settled or confirmed in a habit, practice, feeling, or the like

Question 22

Cantankerous

Answer 22

(Adj.)

disagreeable to deal with; contentious; peevish: an argumentative man.