Sentence Completion

Loquacity (n.) is talkativeness; the state of continual talking.

Incongruity (n.) is the quality of being inappropriate or unbecoming; not consistent in character.

To rally (v.) means to come together for a common purpose or as a means of support; to recover or rebound.

To succumb (v.) means to give in, cease to resist.

Litigious (adj.) means inclined to disagree or dispute, especially in lawsuits; argumentative.

To wield (v.) means to use, control, or manage, as a weapon, or instrument, especially with full command.

Decorous (adj.) means characterized by good taste in manners and conduct, exhibiting propriety or decorum, proper.

Tiresome (adj.) means causing to be weary.

Posh (adj.) means elegant and fashionable.

Vogue (n.) means the prevalent way or fashion.