Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. frenetic

payment for work or services

fast and energetic in a wild way

a military post or station

annoyance or irritation

2. herbivore

firm and determined

animal that eats plants

fearful or anxious

small decorative object

3. truism

obvious statement needing no proof

assignment to a lower status or order

patronizing attitude

harmful to health or progress

4. frugal

careful with money or resources

personality or natural disposition

aggressively greedy or grasping

loss of strength or energy

5. quell

put an end to; suppress

overcome difficulty

avoid or neglect responsibilities

ordinary or average quality.

6. victor

abundantly rich or lush.

altering history or facts

to force or compel

one who wins or overcomes

7. compulsion

an irresistible urge to act

naive, innocent, frank and honest

person skilled in planning

greed for wealth or possessions

8. prudence

cause suddenly or prematurely

book of synonyms and antonyms

wisdom in decision-making

deliberately avoid or abstain from

9. ignominious

strictness or severity

deserving shame or disgrace

irregular or rapid heartbeat

a rotating column of air causing chaos

10. commensurate

proportional or corresponding

deadlock or stalemate situation

danger or risk

not easily understood; obscure

11. unpretentious

cultural spirit of a period

highest point or apex

state of peacefulness and calm

modest and simple

12. superstition

restless or impatient

irrational belief

substitute authorized to act

playful or humorous

13. tributary

river feeding into larger stream

deception or trickery

relating to worldly affairs or time

causing disgust or aversion

14. inflammatory

causing anger, provoking, fiery

steep slope or cliff

take power by force illegally

refusing to be persuaded or change mind

15. upturn

very steep or hasty

change to a better or worse state

a long, narrow flag

impartial; lacking interest

16. fabricate

sleep or light sleep

invent or make up something

hasty or reckless behavior

shorten by cutting off the end

17. singular

withdraw or pull back

unique or extraordinary

harshness or strictness

person who dislikes mankind.

18. prodigious

forbidden by law or rules

remarkably large or impressive

harmful or critical remark

charitable or humane

19. largesse

generous giving or donations

delusion of greatness.

enthusiastic public applause or praise

leave property or legacy to others

20. confound

moral uprightness or virtue

an excess or abundance

to confuse or frustrate

having wicked or evil intentions

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. frenetic

2. herbivore

3. truism

4. frugal

5. quell

6. victor

7. compulsion

8. prudence

9. ignominious

10. commensurate

11. unpretentious

12. superstition

13. tributary

14. inflammatory

15. upturn

16. fabricate

17. singular

18. prodigious

19. largesse

20. confound

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. frenetic

2. herbivore

3. truism

4. frugal

5. quell

6. victor

7. compulsion

8. prudence

9. ignominious

10. commensurate

11. unpretentious

12. superstition

13. tributary

14. inflammatory

15. upturn

16. fabricate

17. singular

18. prodigious

19. largesse

20. confound

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