Vocabulary Quizs

Evocative

• Creating something again, especially through the imagination.

• A term used to describe something that is dull and uninteresting.

• A style of art that focuses on realism and accuracy.

• A method of storytelling that avoids emotional engagement.

despicable

• Deserving contempt or scorn.

• Worthy of admiration and respect.

• Causing joy and happiness.

• Inspiring and uplifting.

Pseudonym

• A legal name used by an author

• A fictitious name used by an author; a pen name

• A nickname given by friends

• A title of nobility

Inaugurate (begin)

• To officially start or mark the opening of something.

• To delay or postpone an event.

• To cancel a scheduled program.

• To review or assess a situation.

concise

• Short and to the point.

• Lengthy and detailed.

• Vague and unclear.

• Wordy and elaborate.

Inaugurate (install)

• To install in office with a formal ceremony.

• To remove someone from office.

• To appoint someone informally without a ceremony.

• To delay the start of a term in office.

Evoke (suggestion)

• To bring to mind, often by suggestion.

• To forget something completely.

• To create a new idea from scratch.

• To ignore a memory or feeling.

Excruciating

• Very painful. Example: The ointment soothed the excruciating burn on Dalip’s arm.

• Mildly uncomfortable. Example: The chair was a bit excruciating after a long meeting.

• Completely painless. Example: The procedure was excruciatingly easy.

• Slightly irritating. Example: The noise was excruciating but bearable.

turbulence (n.)

• A state of calmness and peace.

• Great disturbance or agitation.

• A smooth and steady flow.

• A minor inconvenience.

rebuff (n.)

• A blunt rejection.

• A warm welcome.

• A polite suggestion.

• An enthusiastic agreement.