101 College Vocabulary Words

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1
respect and devotion to a religion or higher power
transcendent
piety
clairvoyant
i.e.
2
the idea of living in the moment and not worrying about the future (translates to "seize the day")
loquacious
simpleton
disingenuous
carpe diem
3
rules that dictate how words are used to form phrases and sentences
syntax
laconic
diction
pedantic
4
the method and practice of teaching in education
didactic
decorum
monetary
pedagogy
5
arrogant and unfriendly
diatribe
haughty
prone
onerous
6
obsessing over little details and rules
pragmatic
discern
obfuscate
pedantic
7
likely to do something
erudite
audacious
prone
haughty
8
having or displaying sharp judgement, being clever
circumspect
indolent
shrewd
quintessential
9
the language spoken by people of a certain region or group
diction
colloquial
pejorative
vernacular
10
to not fulfill a commitment
eclectic
apathetic
renege
pristine
11
having wisdom with the future in mind
vindicate
prognosticate
clairvoyant
prudent
12
the fact of placing two things side by side, usually in contrast
binary
superfluous
juxtaposition
dichotomy
13
the clearness and effectiveness of enunciation when speaking, or choice of words
dichotomy
syntax
diction
vernacular
14
a feeling of sadness, depression, or unhappiness
melancholy
pedagogy
apathetic
prudent
15
calm and peaceful
halcyon
ubiquitous
decorum
pragmatic
16
wanting to avoid activity or work
audacious
indolent
eschew
pragmatic
17
willing to take bold risks
syntax
caveat
eclectic
audacious
18
negative language that is used to belittle or criticize
diction
vernacular
pejorative
syntax
19
the exact opposite of someone, something, or some idea
iconoclast
analogous
antithesis
patrician
20
a difference between two opposite things
dichotomy
juxtaposition
melancholy
binary
21
to take back, repeal
rescind
audacious
digress
renege
22
someone who attacks cherished beliefs or institutions
iconoclast
zealot
patrician
cartographer
23
cautious based on suspicions
leery
shoddy
vindicate
ethereal
24
having or showing great knowledge
supercilious
erudite
shrewd
prudent
25
task that appears difficult to complete, intimidating
daunting
leery
pejorative
ubiquitous
26
involving great effort and difficulty
daunting
onerous
patrician
erudite
27
extremely wicked and evil
quintessential
nefarious
formidable
disingenuous
28
for example
juxtaposition
extrapolate
e.g
i.e.
29
a model of excellence or perfection
paragon
sublime
vindicate
quintessential
30
an extremely large, uncountable number of things
pedantic
adulation
myriad
vilify
31
concentrating on practical results and facts instead of opinion
juxtaposition
pedantic
pragmatic
buttress
32
action that is done by or affects only one side
unilateral
dichotomy
juxtaposition
binary
33
a very talkative person
crude
maverick
sage
loquacious
34
not honest or sincere
shoddy
disingenuous
vilify
analogous
35
one who creates maps
i.e.
partisan
cartographer
hackneyed
36
a warning about a particular statement that should be remembered
piety
extrapolate
vilify
caveat
37
beyond the ordinary experience
indenture
quibble
disparate
transcendent
38
a minor objection or criticism
carpe diem
piety
quibble
halcyon
39
abusive and bitter attack through speech or writing
syntax
diction
laconic
diatribe
40
an act of forbidding something
pedagogy
prohibition
iconoclast
buttress
41
seeing events in the future
eclectic
hackneyed
formidable
clairvoyant
42
strongly in favor of a person or cause
partisan
juxtaposition
dichotomy
pedantic
43
using informal language in conversation
ethereal
colloquial
diction
extrapolate
44
to forecast the future
carpe diem
prudent
clairvoyant
prognosticate
45
an independent-minded person
patrician
cartographer
maverick
orator
46
relating to beauty
onerous
halcyon
aesthetic
pristine
47
relationships between people that are mutually beneficial, or dependent, to each other
existential
circumspect
piety
symbiotic
48
something that consists of two parts
juxtaposition
dichotomy
diatribe
binary
49
someone who can persevere through pain or struggle without complaining
stoic
partisan
indenture
clairvoyant
50
a foolish or gullible person
maverick
simpleton
clairvoyant
hackneyed
51
excessive flattery or praise
vilify
pejorative
adulation
diction
52
in a natural or raw state
indenture
crude
shrewd
assuage
53
behavior that is well-mannered
zealot
eschew
symbiotic
decorum
54
behave in an out of control fashion
vindicate
rescind
hackneyed
amok
55
poorly made or done
adulation
shoddy
ethereal
crude
56
someone related to a noble or wealthy family
zealot
patrician
iconoclast
stoic
57
still pure and in its original condition
apathetic
. carpe diem
pristine
formidable
58
dismiss to a lower rank or less important position
matriculate
prognosticate
vindicate
relegate
59
overused to the point it lacks significance
prudent
audacious
hackneyed
zealot
60
protection granted by a country for a political refugee who has left their native country, or a place of safety
asylum
sage
ethereal
orator
61
to provide relief and make less intense
exacerbate
diatribe
assuage
onerous
62
a formal contract or document
amok
indenture
colloquial
preamble
63
different from each other, unlike
binary
antithesis
dichotomy
disparate
64
to perceive or recognize something
prognosticate
assuage
discern
vindicate
65
something that gives support to another structure
laconic
superfluous
myriad
buttress
66
behaving as one is superior to others
amok
supercilious
haughty
decorum
67
a very wise person
clairvoyant
zealot
iconoclast
sage
68
one who excels at speaking in public
cartographer
zealot
sage
orator
69
someone who attacks cherished beliefs or institutions
circumspect
diatribe
iconoclast
nefarious
70
relating to human existence or the experience of existing
aesthetic
piety
unilateral
existential
71
to communicate very harsh things about someone
vilify
quibble
relegate
haughty
72
become a student at a college or university
adulterate
vindicate
disparate
matriculate
73
something excellent, awe-inspiring, or impressive
indolent
sublime
daunting
myriad
74
designed to teach people something
zealot
didactic
quibble
indolent
75
relating to money or currency
pristine
eclectic
daunting
monetary
76
to clear from blame or suspicion
sublime
vindicate
obfuscate
leery
77
something that inspires fear or respect
unilateral
piety
formidable
sublime
78
comparable or similar
symbiotic
dichotomy
analogous
disparate
79
lacking originality so it's boring
iconoclast
emulate
banal
shoddy
80
deliberately avoid using something
indolent
eschew
antithesis
condone
81
an opening statement that prepares what's to come
formidable
simpleton
preamble
vindicate
82
seen nearly everywhere you go
ubiquitous
paragon
caveat
melancholy
83
to turn an already bad situation worse
exacerbate
banal
renege
renege
84
to go off on a tangent, leave the main subject
prone
vilify
digress
obfuscate
85
match something or something, imitate
matriculate
prognosticate
emulate
vindicate
86
to predict or estimate something based on known information
buttress
antithesis
extrapolate
emulate
87
using very few words, brief
diction
syntax
myriad
laconic
88
elements from a diverse range of sources
vernacular
piety
analogous
eclectic
89
extremely light and delicate that seems heavenly
indenture
condone
ethereal
vindicate
90
friendly and agreeable spirit
crude
haughty
nefarious
amicable
91
someone who is uncompromising and fanatical about an ideal
pragmatic
conformist
zealot
cartographer
92
make something worse by adding to it
obfuscate
adulterate
prognosticate
exacerbate
93
carefully thinking about all the possible consequences and effects before doing something
matriculate
circumspect
diction
rescind
94
not real or genuine
eclectic
spurious
nefarious
banal
95
that is
e.g.
ubiquitous
quintessential
i.e.
96
more than enough
superfluous
syntax
adulation
prohibition
97
a person who accepts established behavior
loquacious
partisan
conformist
sage
98
having no emotion, feeling, or concern
halcyon
shrewd
disparate
apathetic
99
to accept and allow
prognosticate
leery
condone
conformist
100
make something unclear and obscure
extrapolate
matriculate
obfuscate
exacerbate

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101 College Vocabulary Words

100 termsStudBud Administration3,009 plays

Review of the 101 College Vocabulary Words. Definition is provided, choose the correct word

Flashcards100 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 100

Answers

1
respect and devotion to a religion or higher power
transcendent
piety
clairvoyant
i.e.
2
the idea of living in the moment and not worrying about the future (translates to "seize the day")
loquacious
simpleton
disingenuous
carpe diem
3
rules that dictate how words are used to form phrases and sentences
syntax
laconic
diction
pedantic
4
the method and practice of teaching in education
didactic
decorum
monetary
pedagogy
5
arrogant and unfriendly
diatribe
haughty
prone
onerous
6
obsessing over little details and rules
pragmatic
discern
obfuscate
pedantic
7
likely to do something
erudite
audacious
prone
haughty
8
having or displaying sharp judgement, being clever
circumspect
indolent
shrewd
quintessential
9
the language spoken by people of a certain region or group
diction
colloquial
pejorative
vernacular
10
to not fulfill a commitment
eclectic
apathetic
renege
pristine
11
having wisdom with the future in mind
vindicate
prognosticate
clairvoyant
prudent
12
the fact of placing two things side by side, usually in contrast
binary
superfluous
juxtaposition
dichotomy
13
the clearness and effectiveness of enunciation when speaking, or choice of words
dichotomy
syntax
diction
vernacular
14
a feeling of sadness, depression, or unhappiness
melancholy
pedagogy
apathetic
prudent
15
calm and peaceful
halcyon
ubiquitous
decorum
pragmatic
16
wanting to avoid activity or work
audacious
indolent
eschew
pragmatic
17
willing to take bold risks
syntax
caveat
eclectic
audacious
18
negative language that is used to belittle or criticize
diction
vernacular
pejorative
syntax
19
the exact opposite of someone, something, or some idea
iconoclast
analogous
antithesis
patrician
20
a difference between two opposite things
dichotomy
juxtaposition
melancholy
binary
21
to take back, repeal
rescind
audacious
digress
renege
22
someone who attacks cherished beliefs or institutions
iconoclast
zealot
patrician
cartographer
23
cautious based on suspicions
leery
shoddy
vindicate
ethereal
24
having or showing great knowledge
supercilious
erudite
shrewd
prudent
25
task that appears difficult to complete, intimidating
daunting
leery
pejorative
ubiquitous
26
involving great effort and difficulty
daunting
onerous
patrician
erudite
27
extremely wicked and evil
quintessential
nefarious
formidable
disingenuous
28
for example
juxtaposition
extrapolate
e.g
i.e.
29
a model of excellence or perfection
paragon
sublime
vindicate
quintessential
30
an extremely large, uncountable number of things
pedantic
adulation
myriad
vilify
31
concentrating on practical results and facts instead of opinion
juxtaposition
pedantic
pragmatic
buttress
32
action that is done by or affects only one side
unilateral
dichotomy
juxtaposition
binary
33
a very talkative person
crude
maverick
sage
loquacious
34
not honest or sincere
shoddy
disingenuous
vilify
analogous
35
one who creates maps
i.e.
partisan
cartographer
hackneyed
36
a warning about a particular statement that should be remembered
piety
extrapolate
vilify
caveat
37
beyond the ordinary experience
indenture
quibble
disparate
transcendent
38
a minor objection or criticism
carpe diem
piety
quibble
halcyon
39
abusive and bitter attack through speech or writing
syntax
diction
laconic
diatribe
40
an act of forbidding something
pedagogy
prohibition
iconoclast
buttress
41
seeing events in the future
eclectic
hackneyed
formidable
clairvoyant
42
strongly in favor of a person or cause
partisan
juxtaposition
dichotomy
pedantic
43
using informal language in conversation
ethereal
colloquial
diction
extrapolate
44
to forecast the future
carpe diem
prudent
clairvoyant
prognosticate
45
an independent-minded person
patrician
cartographer
maverick
orator
46
relating to beauty
onerous
halcyon
aesthetic
pristine
47
relationships between people that are mutually beneficial, or dependent, to each other
existential
circumspect
piety
symbiotic
48
something that consists of two parts
juxtaposition
dichotomy
diatribe
binary
49
someone who can persevere through pain or struggle without complaining
stoic
partisan
indenture
clairvoyant
50
a foolish or gullible person
maverick
simpleton
clairvoyant
hackneyed
51
excessive flattery or praise
vilify
pejorative
adulation
diction
52
in a natural or raw state
indenture
crude
shrewd
assuage
53
behavior that is well-mannered
zealot
eschew
symbiotic
decorum
54
behave in an out of control fashion
vindicate
rescind
hackneyed
amok
55
poorly made or done
adulation
shoddy
ethereal
crude
56
someone related to a noble or wealthy family
zealot
patrician
iconoclast
stoic
57
still pure and in its original condition
apathetic
. carpe diem
pristine
formidable
58
dismiss to a lower rank or less important position
matriculate
prognosticate
vindicate
relegate
59
overused to the point it lacks significance
prudent
audacious
hackneyed
zealot
60
protection granted by a country for a political refugee who has left their native country, or a place of safety
asylum
sage
ethereal
orator
61
to provide relief and make less intense
exacerbate
diatribe
assuage
onerous
62
a formal contract or document
amok
indenture
colloquial
preamble
63
different from each other, unlike
binary
antithesis
dichotomy
disparate
64
to perceive or recognize something
prognosticate
assuage
discern
vindicate
65
something that gives support to another structure
laconic
superfluous
myriad
buttress
66
behaving as one is superior to others
amok
supercilious
haughty
decorum
67
a very wise person
clairvoyant
zealot
iconoclast
sage
68
one who excels at speaking in public
cartographer
zealot
sage
orator
69
someone who attacks cherished beliefs or institutions
circumspect
diatribe
iconoclast
nefarious
70
relating to human existence or the experience of existing
aesthetic
piety
unilateral
existential
71
to communicate very harsh things about someone
vilify
quibble
relegate
haughty
72
become a student at a college or university
adulterate
vindicate
disparate
matriculate
73
something excellent, awe-inspiring, or impressive
indolent
sublime
daunting
myriad
74
designed to teach people something
zealot
didactic
quibble
indolent
75
relating to money or currency
pristine
eclectic
daunting
monetary
76
to clear from blame or suspicion
sublime
vindicate
obfuscate
leery
77
something that inspires fear or respect
unilateral
piety
formidable
sublime
78
comparable or similar
symbiotic
dichotomy
analogous
disparate
79
lacking originality so it's boring
iconoclast
emulate
banal
shoddy
80
deliberately avoid using something
indolent
eschew
antithesis
condone
81
an opening statement that prepares what's to come
formidable
simpleton
preamble
vindicate
82
seen nearly everywhere you go
ubiquitous
paragon
caveat
melancholy
83
to turn an already bad situation worse
exacerbate
banal
renege
renege
84
to go off on a tangent, leave the main subject
prone
vilify
digress
obfuscate
85
match something or something, imitate
matriculate
prognosticate
emulate
vindicate
86
to predict or estimate something based on known information
buttress
antithesis
extrapolate
emulate
87
using very few words, brief
diction
syntax
myriad
laconic
88
elements from a diverse range of sources
vernacular
piety
analogous
eclectic
89
extremely light and delicate that seems heavenly
indenture
condone
ethereal
vindicate
90
friendly and agreeable spirit
crude
haughty
nefarious
amicable
91
someone who is uncompromising and fanatical about an ideal
pragmatic
conformist
zealot
cartographer
92
make something worse by adding to it
obfuscate
adulterate
prognosticate
exacerbate
93
carefully thinking about all the possible consequences and effects before doing something
matriculate
circumspect
diction
rescind
94
not real or genuine
eclectic
spurious
nefarious
banal
95
that is
e.g.
ubiquitous
quintessential
i.e.
96
more than enough
superfluous
syntax
adulation
prohibition
97
a person who accepts established behavior
loquacious
partisan
conformist
sage
98
having no emotion, feeling, or concern
halcyon
shrewd
disparate
apathetic
99
to accept and allow
prognosticate
leery
condone
conformist
100
make something unclear and obscure
extrapolate
matriculate
obfuscate
exacerbate