Vocabulary Words Starting With Q
16 GRE, SAT, IELTS, and TOEFL vocabulary words beginning with Q.
Charmingly old-fashioned or unusual in a pleasant, picturesque way.
Relating to the nature or character of something rather than to a measurable amount.
A brief, uneasy feeling of doubt about whether an action is the right thing to do.
A state of confusion or uncertainty about what to do, especially when every option seems flawed.
To measure or express something as a specific number or amount.
Relating to information or data that can be measured and expressed in numbers.
To forcibly put an end to unrest, fear, or resistance.
Habitually complaining in a whiny, irritable way.
A question, especially one that asks for information or clarification.
A long and often difficult search or journey to achieve a goal.
Something quiescent is currently dormant or still, though it may become active again later.
Representing the most perfect or typical example of a quality or type.
A quip is a short, sharp joke or comment made on the spot, valued for its cleverness rather than depth.
Having unusual or slightly odd characteristics that make something distinctive and interesting.
Pursuing an idealistic, impractical goal with little regard for whether it can actually be achieved.
Something quotidian is so routine and common that it blends into the background of everyday life.