“Are You Well-Spoken?”: 32 Advanced English Words That Only Advanced Speakers Know
Welcome, wordsmiths and language lovers! 📚
Do you think you know advanced English vocabulary? This quiz features 32 challenging words & definitions – from “egregious” to “acquiesce,” “ubiquitous” to “alacrity” – and we highly doubt you know at least half of them. 🤓
Whether you’re here to learn new words or show off your linguistic skills, this challenge is designed only for high-IQ people, so get ready & let’s dive in…
If you missed Part 1, check it out here.
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32/32 and I use quite a few of these in daily discourse, and I agree with Apatheist that it's depressing that they are considered advanced.....but then I remember the spelling/grammar in the average meme.
I use quite a few during intercourse. It does not work so well then :-(
Load More Replies...Sometimes I feel that the writers for these sort of quizzes don't speak the same English I do. Also, I can guarantee that as a native English speaker, I wouldn't use at least half of these in conversation because they just sound pretentious and make you sound like a wanker. Trust me. I work in law. I know what wankers sound like. (I studied law to learn, uh, the law. Not Latin.)
32/32 and I use quite a few of these in daily discourse, and I agree with Apatheist that it's depressing that they are considered advanced.....but then I remember the spelling/grammar in the average meme.
I use quite a few during intercourse. It does not work so well then :-(
Load More Replies...Sometimes I feel that the writers for these sort of quizzes don't speak the same English I do. Also, I can guarantee that as a native English speaker, I wouldn't use at least half of these in conversation because they just sound pretentious and make you sound like a wanker. Trust me. I work in law. I know what wankers sound like. (I studied law to learn, uh, the law. Not Latin.)


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