Vocabulary Enhancement and Word Selection Quiz

Scarce is the opposite of abundant, signifying a lack or shortage.

Ephemeral means lasting for a very short time, similar to the synonym 'Brief.'

Ubiquitous and Widespread both refer to being present everywhere at the same time.

Obfuscate means to deliberately make something unclear or confusing.

Perplexing and Confusing both describe situations that cause confusion or puzzlement.

Assuage means to make something less intense or severe, while Intensify means to make it more intense.

Myriad and Abundance both refer to a very large number or quantity of something.

Exacerbate means to make a situation worse, while Ameliorate means to make it better or improve.

Ambiguous implies having more than one possible meaning or interpretation.

Quintessential refers to the most perfect or typical example of something, making it representative.

Both Capricious and Whimsical describe something that is unpredictable or subject to sudden, impulsive changes.

Laconic and Concise both describe the quality of using few words to express much.

Serendipity refers to the occurrence and development of events by chance, resulting in an accidental discovery.

Ecstasy refers to a state of extreme happiness or bliss.