Vocabulary Quizs

Stifle [stahy-fuhl]

• To suppress or hold back; to restrain.

• To encourage or promote; to support.

• To ignore or overlook; to dismiss.

• To confuse or mislead; to deceive.

Warrant [wawr-uhnt]

• To justify or necessitate a certain course of action.

• To deny or reject a proposal.

• To confuse or mislead someone.

• To support an argument without evidence.

Elation

• A feeling of great joy or happiness.

• A state of deep sadness or despair.

• A sense of confusion or uncertainty.

• A moment of extreme anger or frustration.

Timid [tim-id]

• Showing a lack of courage or confidence; shy.

• Exhibiting boldness and confidence.

• Being overly aggressive and confrontational.

• Displaying a sense of adventure and risk-taking.

Critic [krit-ik]

• A person who expresses an unfavorable opinion of something.

• A person who provides constructive feedback.

• A person who enjoys all forms of art.

• A person who is indifferent to opinions.

Noble

• Having high moral qualities or ideals.

• Being wealthy and powerful.

• Showing a lack of concern for others.

• Engaging in deceitful behavior.

Marred

• Damaged or spoiled.

• Enhanced or improved.

• Preserved or protected.

• Ignored or overlooked.

Conviction [kuhn-vik-shuhn]

• A firmly held belief or opinion.

• A temporary feeling or emotion.

• A legal term for a guilty verdict.

• A type of musical performance.

Valiant [val-yuhnt]

• Possessing or showing courage or determination.

• Lacking in strength or bravery.

• Easily frightened or timid.

• Indifferent to danger or risk.

Intellect

• The ability to think, reason, and understand.

• A measure of one's physical strength.

• A type of emotional intelligence.

• The capacity to memorize information.