Vocabulary Quizs

Assiduous

• Showing great care, attention, and effort; diligent.

• Lacking interest or enthusiasm; indifferent.

• Easily distracted; unable to focus.

• Quick to learn; highly intelligent.

Eradicate

• To completely destroy or eliminate something harmful.

• To partially reduce or diminish something harmful.

• To ignore or overlook something harmful.

• To promote or encourage something harmful.

Stringent

• Strict and precise; imposing severe standards.

• Flexible and lenient; allowing for exceptions.

• Vague and unclear; lacking specific guidelines.

• Casual and informal; not serious in nature.

Derogatory

• Showing a critical or disrespectful attitude; insulting.

• Complimentary and flattering in nature.

• Neutral and unbiased in tone.

• Encouraging and supportive in expression.

Advocate (verb)

• To publicly support or recommend a cause or policy.

• To oppose or criticize a cause or policy.

• To ignore a cause or policy altogether.

• To create a new cause or policy.

Authentic

• Genuine; real; not false or copied.

• Fake; imitation; not original.

• Uncertain; ambiguous; unclear.

• Common; ordinary; not special.

Fortuitous

• Happening by chance, often in a lucky or beneficial way.

• Deliberately planned and executed.

• Unlikely to happen or occur.

• Causing harm or misfortune.

Relinquish

• To give up or surrender something, especially power or control.

• To acquire or take possession of something.

• To maintain or hold onto something firmly.

• To negotiate or bargain for something.

Meticulous

• Extremely careful and precise; paying attention to small details.

• Careless and hasty; ignoring small details.

• Moderately careful; focusing on the main aspects.

• Occasionally precise; sometimes overlooking details.

Imminent

• About to happen; likely to occur very soon.

• A long time away; not expected soon.

• Uncertain; may or may not happen.

• Already happened; in the past.