Vocabulary Concepts Overview Quiz

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Vocabulary and Concepts Overview

Iridescent - Spring 1979, signifying shimmering colors.
Transcendent - Spring 1980, representing a state beyond ordinary limits.
Fantabulous - Spring 1981, a blend of fantastic and fabulous.
Tantalizing - Spring 1982, evoking interest or desire with promise.
Turbulent - Spring 1983, describing chaotic or unstable conditions.
Eight is Enough - Spring 1984, potentially referencing a popular TV show or concept of sufficiency.
I.C.Y. - Fall 1984, acronym possibly denoting a phrase or program.
Haley's Comet - Spring 1986, celestial event known for its periodic visibility.
Incandescent - Spring 1988, referring to glowing or passionate expressions.
Aesop's Fables - Spring 1989, moral tales attributed to Aesop.
Revelations - Spring 1991, suggesting significant disclosures or insights.
J.B.H.O^2.C^3. - Spring 1992, likely an abbreviation needing expanded context.
Superstition - Spring 1994, referencing beliefs not based on reason or knowledge.
Rejuvenescent - Spring 1995, indicating renewal or becoming youthful again.
Pandemonium - Spring 1996, a state of chaos or wild disorder.
Quintessence - Spring 1998, the most perfect or typical example of a quality.
Indemnity - Spring 2000, protection or security against loss or damage.
Apotheosis - Spring 2001, elevation to divine status or glorification.
Impervious - Spring 2002, incapable of being affected or penetrated.
Coalescent - Spring 2004, describing things that come together to form a whole.
Intrinsic - Spring 2006, belonging naturally; essential.
Eminence - Spring 2008, fame or recognized superiority.
Synergetic - Spring 2010, working together to produce a greater effect.
Effervescent - Spring 2012, bubbly or vivaciously enthusiastic.
Apocalyptic - Spring 2014, related to the end of the world or a revelation.
Recrudescent - Fall 2015, describing something that has broken out again or revived.
Audacious - Fall 2017, bold or daring; showing a willingness to take risks.