Vocabulary Quizs

Infamy

• the quality of being famous for something considered bad

• the state of being unknown or unrecognized

• a positive reputation for good deeds

• the act of being infamous for heroic actions

Dubious

• probably untrue; doubtful

• certain; assured

• clear; obvious

• definite; confirmed

Benign

• pleasant, kindly; not likely to be harmful

• dangerous and harmful

• hostile and aggressive

• unpleasant and unfriendly

Endear

• to cause someone to be loved or admired

• to make someone feel angry

• to create a sense of fear

• to encourage someone to leave

Innate

• inborn; natural

• learned; acquired

• artificial; synthetic

• temporary; fleeting

Embody

• to represent a quality or idea exactly

• to hide one's true feelings

• to create a new idea

• to destroy something completely

Fusion

• A process where two or more things join or combine into one

• A method of separating elements

• A type of chemical reaction that only involves one substance

• A technique for cooling substances rapidly

Commensurate

• proportionate in amount, extent, or intensity

• excessive in quantity or degree

• inadequate or insufficient

• irrelevant or unrelated

Pseudo

• artificial; fake

• genuine; real

• authentic; original

• natural; unaltered

Ubiquitous

• seeming to be everywhere

• rarely found

• only in specific locations

• difficult to find