Word Selection and Language Proficiency Quiz

Ephemeral refers to something lasting for a very short time, transient or temporary.

Buzz is an example of onomatopoeia, imitating the sound it represents.

Abundance best fits the sentence, indicating a rich or plentiful use of vocabulary.

Brunch is a portmanteau, combining 'breakfast' and 'lunch' into a single word.

Loquacious describes someone who is very talkative or chatty.

Concise refers to the quality of being brief and to the point, expressing ideas clearly in a few words.

Malevolent is the opposite of benevolent, meaning showing ill will or malice.

Plethora is synonymous with abundance, representing an excess or overabundance of something.

Facetious refers to joking or being humorous, often inappropriately or lacking seriousness.

Introverted is the opposite of gregarious, describing someone who prefers solitude or is reserved.

Quixotic describes someone or something as idealistic but impractical or unrealistic.

Clear is the opposite of opaque, indicating transparency or easy visibility.

Ubiquitous describes something present everywhere, making it inescapable or omnipresent.

Incontrovertible means indisputable, beyond doubt or unquestionable.

Pulchritudinous means beautiful or physically attractive.

Querulous means habitually complaining or expressing dissatisfaction.