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Question 1

Vacillate

Answer 1

To waver, show indecision

Synonyms: falter, hesitate, oscillate, sway, waffle

Question 2

Vacuous

Answer 2

Empty, void, lacking intelligence, purposeless

Synonyms: idle, inane, stupid, vacant

Question 3

Vapid

Answer 3

Tasteless, dull

Synonyms: inane, insipid, vacuous

Question 4

Variegated

Answer 4

Varied, marked with different colors

Synonyms: diversified

Question 5

Vaunted

Answer 5

Boasted about, bragged about

Synonyms: acclaimed, celebrated

Question 6

Veer

Answer 6

To change direction or course

Synonyms: swerve

Question 7

Vehemently

Answer 7

Marked by extreme intensity of emotions or convictions

Synonyms: vociferously, unequivocally

Question 8

Velocity

Answer 8

Quickness of motion

Synonyms: speed

Question 9

Venerable

Answer 9

Respected because of age

Synonyms: distinguished, elderly, respectable

Question 10

Venerate

Answer 10

To respect deeply

Synonyms: adore, honor, idolize, revere

Question 11

Veracity

Answer 11

Accuracy, truth

Synonyms: precision

Question 12

Verbatim

Answer 12

In the exact words

Synonyms: directly, exactly

Question 13

Verbose

Answer 13

Wordy

Synonyms: rambling, long-winded

Question 14

Verboten

Answer 14

Forbidden, especially by rule or law

Synonyms: prohibited

Question 15

Verdant

Answer 15

Green with vegetation, inexperienced

Synonyms: grassy, leafy, wooded

Question 16

Verisimilitude

Answer 16

Quality of appearing true or real

Synonyms: reality

Question 17

Veritable

Answer 17

Being without question, often used figuratively

Synonyms: virtual

Question 18

Vernacular

Answer 18

Everyday language used by ordinary people, specialized language of a profession

Synonyms: dialect, patois, lingo

Question 19

Vernal

Answer 19

Related to spring, fresh

Synonyms: springlike, youthful

Question 20

Vestige

Answer 20

Trace, remnant

Synonyms: relic, remains, sign

Question 21

Vex

Answer 21

To annoy, irritate, puzzle, confuse

Synonyms: annoy, bother, chafe, exasperate, irk, nettle, peeve, provoke

Question 22

Vicariously

Answer 22

Felt or undergone as if one were taking part in the experience or feelings of another

Synonyms: substitute, delegated

Question 23

Vicissitude

Answer 23

Change or variation, ups and down

Synonyms: inconstancy, mutability

Question 24

Vie

Answer 24

To strive for superiority

Synonyms: content, compete

Question 25

Vilify

Answer 25

To slander, defame Synonyms: malign

Question 26

Vim

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Vitality and energy Synonyms: power, force

Question 27

Vindicate

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To clear of blame, support a claim Synonyms: justify, exonerate

Question 28

Virtuoso

Answer 28

Someone with masterly skill, expert musician Synonyms: genius, master

Question 29

Virulent

Answer 29

Extremely poisonous, malignant, hateful Synonyms: infectious, toxic

Question 30

Visceral

Answer 30

Instinctive, not intellectual, deep, emotional Synonyms: gut, earthy

Question 31

Viscid

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Being of a thick, adhesive consistency Synonyms: sticky

Question 32

Viscous

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Thick and adhesive, like a slow-flowing liquid Synonyms: gelatinous, glutinous, thick

Question 33

Vitiate

Answer 33

To make faulty or defective Synonyms: impair

Question 34

Vitriolic

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Burning, caustic, sharp, bitter Synonyms: acerbic, scathing

Question 35

Vituperate

Answer 35

To abuse verbally, berate Synonyms: scold, reproach, castigate

Question 36

Vociferous

Answer 36

Loud, noisy Synonyms: vocal

Question 37

Volatile

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Easily aroused or changeable, lively or explosive Synonyms: capricious, erratic, fickle, inconsistent, inconstant, mercurial, temperamental

Question 38

Volition

Answer 38

The power to make a choice or decision Synonyms: will

Question 39

Volley | noun

Answer 39

A flight of missiles, round of gunshots Synonyms: discharge, barrage

Question 40

Voluble | adj

Answer 40

Talkative, speaking easily, glib Synonyms: loquacious, verbose

Question 41

Voracious | adj

Answer 41

Having a huge appetite Synonyms: ravenous

Question 42

Vouchsafe | verb

Answer 42

To furnish as a special favor Synonyms: grant

Question 43

Vulgarian | noun

Answer 43

A vulgar person Synonyms: plebian