Vocabulary Quizs

Wrathfully

• (adv.) with intense anger or rage

• (adv.) in a calm and peaceful manner

• (adv.) with great joy and happiness

• (adv.) in a confused or disoriented way

Spurn

• (v.) to accept with enthusiasm

• (v.) to reject with disdain or contempt

• (v.) to consider with indifference

• (v.) to embrace with affection

Augment

• (v.) to make something greater by adding to it

• (v.) to reduce the size of something

• (v.) to combine two or more things into one

• (v.) to remove or take away from something

Fray

• (n.) a noisy fight or dispute

• (n.) a peaceful gathering

• (n.) a type of fabric

• (n.) a sudden illness

Emulation

• (n.) ambition to equal or surpass others; imitation

• (n.) a method of copying someone else's work

• (n.) a desire to be unique and different

• (n.) a process of learning through observation

Insurrection

• (n.) a peaceful protest against authority or government

• (n.) a violent uprising against authority or government

• (n.) a formal agreement between governments

• (n.) a type of government policy

Suitor

• (n.) a petitioner; someone who makes a formal request

• (n.) a person who is in love with someone

• (n.) a legal representative in court

• (n.) a person who offers advice

Constancy

• (n.) steadfastness; faithfulness; firmness of mind

• (n.) a state of being constant; unchanging

• (n.) a feeling of uncertainty; doubt

• (n.) a temporary state of mind; indecision

Visage

• (n.) a person's face or facial expression

• (n.) a type of facial mask

• (n.) a person's hairstyle

• (n.) a facial cream used for beauty

Interpose

• (v.) to place or insert between

• (v.) to remove or take away

• (v.) to combine or merge

• (v.) to separate or divide