Test your vocabulary by matching the definition to the word

14. Missed morose. The "ill-tempered" part threw me off. I think of morose more as "sad" than "ill-tempered," but that could just be my own connotation.

Adriana Zuliani, I'm sorry that you *have* reservations about the definitions. However, serendipity does most definitely exist in English language dictionaries.

Quite an eye opener. Interesting.

15/15. @Adriana Google serendipity.

13/15. Not sure about morose Misread the other one.

13/15. Morose I missed!

13/15. Serendipity doesn’t exists in the English dictionary. Must be an American word. How can I possibly answer this question? I also got my reservations about mulish.

1415. Great quiz. Challenging re one’s’ vocabulary.

14/15. Challenging quiz.

13/15 too quick at answering! Good quiz with answers thank you

12/15 the 3 that I got wrong I have never heard those words used in any sentence 🇨🇦