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Efficacious

1/50

Ostentatious

2/50

Iconoclastic

3/50

Sardonic

4/50

Rancorous

5/50

Amicable

6/50

Jocular

7/50

Mercurial

8/50

Vehement

9/50

Ostentatious

10/50

Ardent

11/50

Ebullient

12/50

Alacrity

13/50

Jovial

14/50

Jocund

15/50

Lucid

16/50

Pellucid

17/50

Cogent

18/50

Complementary

19/50

Solace

20/50

Analogous

21/50

Devoid

22/50

Blatant

23/50

Homogeneous

24/50

Propriety

25/50

Veracity

26/50

Egregious

27/50

Flagrant

28/50

Derision

29/50

Derision

30/50

Incessant

31/50

Expedient

32/50

Commensurate

33/50

Fortitude

34/50

Guile

35/50

Perfidious

36/50

Duplicity

37/50

Chicanery

38/50

Wanton

39/50

Bellicose

40/50

Incisive

41/50

Turpitude

42/50

Eclectic

43/50

Eclectic

44/50

Fallow

45/50

Culpable

46/50

Estimable

47/50

Utilitarian

48/50

Hedonistic

49/50

Cantankerous

50/50

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Quiz 1

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Vocab quiz 13

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1. The avarice of the man was evident in his desire for more and more wealth.

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2. The quixotic man was always trying to do the right thing, even if it was impossible.

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3. The superfluous words were unnecessary and added nothing to the meaning of the sentence.

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4. The exorbitant price of the car was more than I could affor

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5. The hyperbole of the speech was evident in the way the speaker exaggerated the facts.

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6. The poignant story made me feel sad and move

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7. The integral part of the plan was essential to its success.

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8. The tantamount to saying that the two things were the same.

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9. The convivial party was full of laughter and good cheer.

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10. The florid language of the poem was full of beautiful imagery.

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11. The ornate vase was decorated with intricate carvings.

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12. The accessible building was easy to get into.

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13. The docile child was always obedient and well-behave

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14. The irascible man was easily angered and quick to lose his temper.

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15. The gullible person was easily tricked or deceive

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16. The pliant person was easily persuade

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17. The irascible man was always getting into fights.

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18. The pugnacious man was always looking for a fight.

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19. The truculent man was always threatening violence.

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20. The prosaic speech was dull and uninteresting.

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21. The surreptitious meeting was held in secret.

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22. The indiscriminate shopper bought everything she saw.

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23. The furtive glance was quick and sneaky.

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24. The perfunctory job was done without any care or attention to detail.

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25. The unilateral decision was made by one person without consulting others.

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26. The clandestine meeting was held in secret.

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27. The hegemony of the United States was evident in its power and influence.

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28. The bifurcated road split into two branches.

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29. The eminent professor was respected by his peers.

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30. The licentious man was always chasing women.

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31. The fervent believer was always praying and attending church.

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32. The fawning servant was always trying to please the master.

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33. The scrupulous person was always honest and ethical.

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34. The recondite subject was difficult to understan

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35. The enigmatic message was full of mystery.

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36. The implausible story was too good to be true.

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37. The cantankerous old man was always complaining.

38 / 46

38. The hedonistic person was only interested in pleasure.

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39. The utilitarian person was only interested in what was useful.

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40. The estimable person was worthy of respect.

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41. The culpable person was guilty of wrongdoing.

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42. The fallow field was not being use

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43. The eclectic person was interested in many different things.

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44. The turpitude of the act was evident in its wickedness.

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45. The incisive remark cut to the heart of the matter.

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46. The bellicose man was always ready to fight.

Your score is

Quiz 2

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Vocab quiz 13

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1. The avarice of the man was evident in his desire for more and more wealth.

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2. The quixotic man was always trying to do the right thing, even if it was impossible.

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3. The superfluous words were unnecessary and added nothing to the meaning of the sentence.

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4. The exorbitant price of the car was more than I could affor

5 / 46

5. The hyperbole of the speech was evident in the way the speaker exaggerated the facts.

6 / 46

6. The poignant story made me feel sad and move

7 / 46

7. The integral part of the plan was essential to its success.

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8. The tantamount to saying that the two things were the same.

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9. The convivial party was full of laughter and good cheer.

10 / 46

10. The florid language of the poem was full of beautiful imagery.

11 / 46

11. The ornate vase was decorated with intricate carvings.

12 / 46

12. The accessible building was easy to get into.

13 / 46

13. The docile child was always obedient and well-behave

14 / 46

14. The irascible man was easily angered and quick to lose his temper.

15 / 46

15. The gullible person was easily tricked or deceive

16 / 46

16. The pliant person was easily persuade

17 / 46

17. The irascible man was always getting into fights.

18 / 46

18. The pugnacious man was always looking for a fight.

19 / 46

19. The truculent man was always threatening violence.

20 / 46

20. The prosaic speech was dull and uninteresting.

21 / 46

21. The surreptitious meeting was held in secret.

22 / 46

22. The indiscriminate shopper bought everything she saw.

23 / 46

23. The furtive glance was quick and sneaky.

24 / 46

24. The perfunctory job was done without any care or attention to detail.

25 / 46

25. The unilateral decision was made by one person without consulting others.

26 / 46

26. The clandestine meeting was held in secret.

27 / 46

27. The hegemony of the United States was evident in its power and influence.

28 / 46

28. The bifurcated road split into two branches.

29 / 46

29. The eminent professor was respected by his peers.

30 / 46

30. The licentious man was always chasing women.

31 / 46

31. The fervent believer was always praying and attending church.

32 / 46

32. The fawning servant was always trying to please the master.

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33. The scrupulous person was always honest and ethical.

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34. The recondite subject was difficult to understan

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35. The enigmatic message was full of mystery.

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36. The implausible story was too good to be true.

37 / 46

37. The cantankerous old man was always complaining.

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38. The hedonistic person was only interested in pleasure.

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39. The utilitarian person was only interested in what was useful.

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40. The estimable person was worthy of respect.

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41. The culpable person was guilty of wrongdoing.

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42. The fallow field was not being use

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43. The eclectic person was interested in many different things.

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44. The turpitude of the act was evident in its wickedness.

45 / 46

45. The incisive remark cut to the heart of the matter.

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46. The bellicose man was always ready to fight.

Your score is

Quiz 3

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Vocab quiz 13

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1. The avarice of the man was evident in his desire for more and more wealth.

2 / 46

2. The quixotic man was always trying to do the right thing, even if it was impossible.

3 / 46

3. The superfluous words were unnecessary and added nothing to the meaning of the sentence.

4 / 46

4. The exorbitant price of the car was more than I could affor

5 / 46

5. The hyperbole of the speech was evident in the way the speaker exaggerated the facts.

6 / 46

6. The poignant story made me feel sad and move

7 / 46

7. The integral part of the plan was essential to its success.

8 / 46

8. The tantamount to saying that the two things were the same.

9 / 46

9. The convivial party was full of laughter and good cheer.

10 / 46

10. The florid language of the poem was full of beautiful imagery.

11 / 46

11. The ornate vase was decorated with intricate carvings.

12 / 46

12. The accessible building was easy to get into.

13 / 46

13. The docile child was always obedient and well-behave

14 / 46

14. The irascible man was easily angered and quick to lose his temper.

15 / 46

15. The gullible person was easily tricked or deceive

16 / 46

16. The pliant person was easily persuade

17 / 46

17. The irascible man was always getting into fights.

18 / 46

18. The pugnacious man was always looking for a fight.

19 / 46

19. The truculent man was always threatening violence.

20 / 46

20. The prosaic speech was dull and uninteresting.

21 / 46

21. The surreptitious meeting was held in secret.

22 / 46

22. The indiscriminate shopper bought everything she saw.

23 / 46

23. The furtive glance was quick and sneaky.

24 / 46

24. The perfunctory job was done without any care or attention to detail.

25 / 46

25. The unilateral decision was made by one person without consulting others.

26 / 46

26. The clandestine meeting was held in secret.

27 / 46

27. The hegemony of the United States was evident in its power and influence.

28 / 46

28. The bifurcated road split into two branches.

29 / 46

29. The eminent professor was respected by his peers.

30 / 46

30. The licentious man was always chasing women.

31 / 46

31. The fervent believer was always praying and attending church.

32 / 46

32. The fawning servant was always trying to please the master.

33 / 46

33. The scrupulous person was always honest and ethical.

34 / 46

34. The recondite subject was difficult to understan

35 / 46

35. The enigmatic message was full of mystery.

36 / 46

36. The implausible story was too good to be true.

37 / 46

37. The cantankerous old man was always complaining.

38 / 46

38. The hedonistic person was only interested in pleasure.

39 / 46

39. The utilitarian person was only interested in what was useful.

40 / 46

40. The estimable person was worthy of respect.

41 / 46

41. The culpable person was guilty of wrongdoing.

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42. The fallow field was not being use

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43. The eclectic person was interested in many different things.

44 / 46

44. The turpitude of the act was evident in its wickedness.

45 / 46

45. The incisive remark cut to the heart of the matter.

46 / 46

46. The bellicose man was always ready to fight.

Your score is

Quiz 4

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Vocab quiz 13

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1. The avarice of the man was evident in his desire for more and more wealth.

2 / 46

2. The quixotic man was always trying to do the right thing, even if it was impossible.

3 / 46

3. The superfluous words were unnecessary and added nothing to the meaning of the sentence.

4 / 46

4. The exorbitant price of the car was more than I could affor

5 / 46

5. The hyperbole of the speech was evident in the way the speaker exaggerated the facts.

6 / 46

6. The poignant story made me feel sad and move

7 / 46

7. The integral part of the plan was essential to its success.

8 / 46

8. The tantamount to saying that the two things were the same.

9 / 46

9. The convivial party was full of laughter and good cheer.

10 / 46

10. The florid language of the poem was full of beautiful imagery.

11 / 46

11. The ornate vase was decorated with intricate carvings.

12 / 46

12. The accessible building was easy to get into.

13 / 46

13. The docile child was always obedient and well-behave

14 / 46

14. The irascible man was easily angered and quick to lose his temper.

15 / 46

15. The gullible person was easily tricked or deceive

16 / 46

16. The pliant person was easily persuade

17 / 46

17. The irascible man was always getting into fights.

18 / 46

18. The pugnacious man was always looking for a fight.

19 / 46

19. The truculent man was always threatening violence.

20 / 46

20. The prosaic speech was dull and uninteresting.

21 / 46

21. The surreptitious meeting was held in secret.

22 / 46

22. The indiscriminate shopper bought everything she saw.

23 / 46

23. The furtive glance was quick and sneaky.

24 / 46

24. The perfunctory job was done without any care or attention to detail.

25 / 46

25. The unilateral decision was made by one person without consulting others.

26 / 46

26. The clandestine meeting was held in secret.

27 / 46

27. The hegemony of the United States was evident in its power and influence.

28 / 46

28. The bifurcated road split into two branches.

29 / 46

29. The eminent professor was respected by his peers.

30 / 46

30. The licentious man was always chasing women.

31 / 46

31. The fervent believer was always praying and attending church.

32 / 46

32. The fawning servant was always trying to please the master.

33 / 46

33. The scrupulous person was always honest and ethical.

34 / 46

34. The recondite subject was difficult to understan

35 / 46

35. The enigmatic message was full of mystery.

36 / 46

36. The implausible story was too good to be true.

37 / 46

37. The cantankerous old man was always complaining.

38 / 46

38. The hedonistic person was only interested in pleasure.

39 / 46

39. The utilitarian person was only interested in what was useful.

40 / 46

40. The estimable person was worthy of respect.

41 / 46

41. The culpable person was guilty of wrongdoing.

42 / 46

42. The fallow field was not being use

43 / 46

43. The eclectic person was interested in many different things.

44 / 46

44. The turpitude of the act was evident in its wickedness.

45 / 46

45. The incisive remark cut to the heart of the matter.

46 / 46

46. The bellicose man was always ready to fight.

Your score is

Quiz 5

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Vocab quiz 13

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1. The avarice of the man was evident in his desire for more and more wealth.

2 / 46

2. The quixotic man was always trying to do the right thing, even if it was impossible.

3 / 46

3. The superfluous words were unnecessary and added nothing to the meaning of the sentence.

4 / 46

4. The exorbitant price of the car was more than I could affor

5 / 46

5. The hyperbole of the speech was evident in the way the speaker exaggerated the facts.

6 / 46

6. The poignant story made me feel sad and move

7 / 46

7. The integral part of the plan was essential to its success.

8 / 46

8. The tantamount to saying that the two things were the same.

9 / 46

9. The convivial party was full of laughter and good cheer.

10 / 46

10. The florid language of the poem was full of beautiful imagery.

11 / 46

11. The ornate vase was decorated with intricate carvings.

12 / 46

12. The accessible building was easy to get into.

13 / 46

13. The docile child was always obedient and well-behave

14 / 46

14. The irascible man was easily angered and quick to lose his temper.

15 / 46

15. The gullible person was easily tricked or deceive

16 / 46

16. The pliant person was easily persuade

17 / 46

17. The irascible man was always getting into fights.

18 / 46

18. The pugnacious man was always looking for a fight.

19 / 46

19. The truculent man was always threatening violence.

20 / 46

20. The prosaic speech was dull and uninteresting.

21 / 46

21. The surreptitious meeting was held in secret.

22 / 46

22. The indiscriminate shopper bought everything she saw.

23 / 46

23. The furtive glance was quick and sneaky.

24 / 46

24. The perfunctory job was done without any care or attention to detail.

25 / 46

25. The unilateral decision was made by one person without consulting others.

26 / 46

26. The clandestine meeting was held in secret.

27 / 46

27. The hegemony of the United States was evident in its power and influence.

28 / 46

28. The bifurcated road split into two branches.

29 / 46

29. The eminent professor was respected by his peers.

30 / 46

30. The licentious man was always chasing women.

31 / 46

31. The fervent believer was always praying and attending church.

32 / 46

32. The fawning servant was always trying to please the master.

33 / 46

33. The scrupulous person was always honest and ethical.

34 / 46

34. The recondite subject was difficult to understan

35 / 46

35. The enigmatic message was full of mystery.

36 / 46

36. The implausible story was too good to be true.

37 / 46

37. The cantankerous old man was always complaining.

38 / 46

38. The hedonistic person was only interested in pleasure.

39 / 46

39. The utilitarian person was only interested in what was useful.

40 / 46

40. The estimable person was worthy of respect.

41 / 46

41. The culpable person was guilty of wrongdoing.

42 / 46

42. The fallow field was not being use

43 / 46

43. The eclectic person was interested in many different things.

44 / 46

44. The turpitude of the act was evident in its wickedness.

45 / 46

45. The incisive remark cut to the heart of the matter.

46 / 46

46. The bellicose man was always ready to fight.

Your score is

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