Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. transgress

lack of experience or sophistication

final demand or condition

aggressively greedy or grasping

violate or go beyond bounds

2. observance

expressing feelings of gratitude, pleasure, or approval

to force or compel

reliability, energy, and life force

act of complying with a rule or custom

3. autocrat

coming together at one point

one ruling with absolute authority

greeting or acknowledgment

less emphasis than deserved

4. marauder

to call upon or create magically

predecessor or precursor

raider or plunderer.

trace or remnant of something lost

5. dichotomy

place side by side for comparison

division into two parts

self-satisfaction; lack of awareness

simultaneous defeating or gaining

6. nag

sociable and outgoing

deep, full, echoing sound

lack of basic necessities

to repeatedly annoy or remind persistently

7. accost

cloak or covering; responsibility.

approach and address someone boldly

lenient, permissive, yielding to desires

sly or dishonest person

8. reverie

honesty and integrity

charmingly unusual or old-fashioned

daydream or fanciful musing

person spreading ideas or beliefs

9. inimical

exemption, freedom from punishment

harmful, hostile, adverse

deceptive trick or strategem

able to change or be changed

10. sardonic

newspaper with sensational stories

stubborn or deliberate defiance

bitterly sarcastic

vulgar or abusive language

11. insoluble

disobedient or unpredictable

pompous or overblown in speech

not able to be dissolved or solved

inconsistency or difference

12. enormity

to soften or reduce sound.

sign indicating future events

very great or shocking extent or scale

minimum number for decision-making

13. servitude

fellow countryman

state of being a slave or in bondage

lack of foresight or long-term perspective

the leading character in a story

14. impeachment

class of intellectuals or highly educated people

ghost or terrifying image

accusation; removal from office

punishment for wrongdoing

15. subdue

overcome or bring under control

hardships or difficulties

taken as given; self-evident

violate or go beyond bounds

16. exude

gradual reduction or wearing down

release gradually or display strongly

fear or agitation

devout or religious

17. admonish

person who gives tips or rumors

deep-seated bitterness or resentment

consequence or result of actions

warn or reprimand firmly

18. spurn

rescue from sin or error; buy back

believing in superiority

harmful or destructive

reject disdainfully or scornfully

19. dubious

involve in conflict or argument

having a very eager appetite

doubtful, uncertain, or questionable

agreement to stop fighting

20. inequity

inequality, injustice, unfairness

dishonest; misleading

cause or give rise to a situation or feeling

minimum number for decision-making

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. transgress

2. observance

3. autocrat

4. marauder

5. dichotomy

6. nag

7. accost

8. reverie

9. inimical

10. sardonic

11. insoluble

12. enormity

13. servitude

14. impeachment

15. subdue

16. exude

17. admonish

18. spurn

19. dubious

20. inequity

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. transgress

2. observance

3. autocrat

4. marauder

5. dichotomy

6. nag

7. accost

8. reverie

9. inimical

10. sardonic

11. insoluble

12. enormity

13. servitude

14. impeachment

15. subdue

16. exude

17. admonish

18. spurn

19. dubious

20. inequity

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