EPIC Vocabulary Test

Are you ready to elevate your vocabulary beyond the commonplace? This quiz presents a unique challenge, delving into the rich and nuanced lexicon of the English language. It features words of exceptional rarity, encompassing intricate meanings and subtle connotations. If you possess a thirst for linguistic knowledge and a desire to master the less-traveled corners of our vocabulary, then prepare to be tested, and perhaps even bested...
 
 
A feeling of vague discontent or weariness.
Malaise
Lacuna
Petrichor
Dilapidation
 
 
To walk about purposefully with energy and confidence.
Stride
Meander
Saunter
Swagger
 
 
A condition of weakness or feeling of unwellness arising from overindulgence in food or drink.
Lassitude
Dyspepsia
Surfeit
Malaise
 
 
A person's face or facial expression.
Physiognomy
Comportment
Mien
Deportment
 
 
Behaving or looking as though one thinks one is superior to others.
Supercilious
Fulsome
Unctuous
Obdurate
 
 
Extreme unwillingness to spend money or use resources without regard to how much you actually have.
Parsimonious
Lavish
Penurious
Impecunious
 
 
The quality of being open and honest in expression; frankness.
Candor
Garrulous
Voluble
Loquacious
 
 
The act of renouncing or rejecting something.
Repudiation
Ascendance
Inundation
Abdication
 
 
Sweet-sounding and flowing.
Mellifluous
Zephyr
Susurrus
Cacophony
 
 
Not fully-formed; lacking structure or clarity.
Inchoate
Ephemeral
Tentative
Crepuscular
 
 
The pleasant, earthy smell after rain.
Petrichor
Limerence
Agastopia
Accismus
 
 
To criticize harshly, and often persistently.
Excoriate
Castigate
Berate
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A lover of learning and knowledge.
Philomath
Malingerer
Dilettante
Dallier
 
 
Deceitful, treacherous, or two-faced.
Perfidious
Bilious
Obsequious
Pernicious
 
 
Bitter, ill-tempered, and irritable.
Bilious
Convivial
Perfidious
Fastidious
 
 
Generous with giving; very lavish.
Munificent
Obsequious
Erudite
Mercurial
 
 
A government, especially an authoritarian one, with an excessive bureaucracy.
Kakistocracy
Personalist regime
Oligarchy
Autocracy
 
 
Causing sorrow or melancholy; mournful.
Lachrymose
Erudite
Pernicious
Mélange
 
 
A temporary stay.
Sojourn
Indocile
Intransigent
Supercilious
 
 
Warlike or eager to engage in fight or aggression.
Bellicose
Quixotic
Lugubrious
Nefarious
 
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Good Work!
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