Vocabulary Quizs

Apathetic

• Not interested or concerned; indifferent or unresponsive.

• Highly enthusiastic and engaged.

• Eager to learn and participate.

• Showing strong emotions and reactions.

Example of deft in a sentence

• The dancer’s audition for the SAVAPA musical play was accurate with deft and precision, which impressed the judges and landed her the lead role.

• The chef prepared the meal with deft hands, ensuring every dish was perfect.

• The artist painted the mural with deft strokes, capturing the essence of the city.

• The athlete's performance was deft, showcasing her skills in the competition.

Deft

• Neatly skillful and quick in one's movements.

• Clumsy and slow in actions.

• Uncertain and hesitant in movements.

• Awkward and uncoordinated.

Wan

• Of an unnatural or sickly pallor; pallid; lacking color.

• Bright and vibrant in color.

• Having a warm and inviting appearance.

• Richly colored and full of life.

Vacuous

• Lacking in ideas or intelligence; not intelligent

• Full of innovative ideas and creativity

• Highly intelligent and insightful

• Confused and disoriented

Vicarious

• To experience something directly through one's own actions.

• To experience something by watching, hearing about, or reading about someone else rather than by doing something yourself.

• To avoid experiencing something by staying away from it.

• To experience something in a superficial or shallow manner.

Innuendo

• A statement that directly accuses someone of wrongdoing.

• A statement that indirectly suggests that someone has done something immoral or improper.

• A formal declaration of innocence.

• A compliment disguised as criticism.

Surmise

• (V.) To form an opinion about something without definitely knowing the truth

• (N.) A detailed analysis of facts and evidence

• (V.) To ignore or dismiss information

• (N.) A strong belief based on evidence

Din

• A loud, confusing mixture of noises that lasts for a long time.

• A quiet and peaceful environment.

• A type of musical instrument.

• A sudden loud noise.

Example of strident in a sentence

• I could hear Sara's strident voice rising during the argument with Marianne.

• The strident noise of the alarm woke everyone up.

• He spoke in a strident tone that was hard to ignore.

• The strident colors of the painting were very appealing.