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Wordplay Wisdom Quiz

Test your vocabulary and comprehension skills with our engaging Wordplay Wisdom Quiz! Challenge yourself with 21 thought-provoking questions that explore the nuances of language and expression.

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Speaking pompously, with inflated self- importance.

An expression of strong criticism or disapproval; a rebuke or condemnation.

Scornful, expressing ridicule; mocking, jeering.

To speak of in a slighting or derogatory way; to belittle.

Expressing emotions in an unrestrained or exces- sive way; profuse, overflowing, gushy.

Expressing strong emotions or arguments in a powerful, fluent, and persuasive manner.

To deny, contradict, or declare false; to oppose.

A long, often scolding or bombastic speech; a tirade.

1. To ask incessantly, make continuous requests. 2. To beg persistently and urgently.

Comical misuse of words, especially those that are similar in sound.

1. To cut into very small pieces. 2. To walk or speak affect- edly, as with studied refinement. 3. To say something more delicately or indirectly for the sake of politeness or decorum.

1. Expressing contempt or reproach; scornful, abusive. 2. Bringing shame or disgrace.

A figure of speech containing a seemingly contradictory combination of expressions, such as friendly fire.

A trite or banal statement, especially one uttered as if it were new.

1. To say or plead in protest, objection, or opposition. 2. To scold or reprove.

1. A quick, witty reply. 2. The ability to make witty replies.

Sarcastic; mocking scornfully.

1. Expressing oneself tersely; pithy. 2. Full of maxims and proverbs offered in a self-righteous manner.

1. A mistake in the use of language. 2. Violation of good manners or etiquette; impropriety.

1. Talking a great deal and with great ease; language marked by great fluency; rapid, nimble speech.

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