Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. megalomania

skill in using hands or mind

delusion of greatness.

closing or separation into constituent parts or elements

state of filth and misery

2. mire

group of performers or actors

raised platform for speakers

swampy or muddy ground.

original model or first form

3. prerogative

implied or understood without words

imaginary or fabricated thing

intended for or likely to be understood by few

privilege or right

4. remiss

negligent in duty or negligent

including all, comprehensive, broad-minded

name or designation

steep slope or cliff

5. nebulous

the leading character in a story

intangible, vague, or unclear

showing concern or care

cancel or revoke formally

6. vendetta

long-standing personal feuding or rivalry

occurring by chance in a beneficial way

exact copy or reproduction

remarkably large or impressive

7. retract

departure from the norm

tendency to behave a certain way

withdraw or pull back

flattery to gain favor

8. derisive

express sorrow or disappointment

extremely generous.

mocking or ridiculing

energetic enthusiasm or physical strength

9. hone

to sharpen or refine

violent uprising against authority

cliff with a vertical drop

secret and unauthorized

10. ponderous

courage in adversity

unchanging; unable to be altered

empty space or vacuum

heavy or awkward

11. edict

care facility for the terminally ill

influence or power

official order or decree issued by authority

final result or conclusion

12. cunning

period of stagnation, inactivity, or depression

urgent; necessary; commanding

crafty or clever

to make less severe.

13. sycophancy

artificial or pretentious behavior

flattery to gain favor

uncertainty or inexactness

to confirm or support

14. ode

sticking together; unity

poem or song expressing praise or admiration

pale; lacking color or vitality

belief in peace and opposition to war

15. pretender

emotionless; showing no feeling

disorderly and disruptive

person claiming a claim falsely

strictness or severity

16. vernacular

everyday language of a specific region

proof that someone is right or justified

cowardly or lacking courage

exploratory survey or preliminary inspection

17. embezzle

crafty or clever

shock or disappointment

illegally take money entrusted for others

incorrect belief or error

18. deceitful

sentimental or tearful.

level or rank in an organization or society

dishonest; misleading

whimsical story or fiber thread

19. despondency

state of hopelessness

to gather gradually

personality or natural disposition

combination of different elements

20. prevalent

widespread or common

difficult to see or understand; unclear

harsh or abusive language

offense or annoyance

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. megalomania

2. mire

3. prerogative

4. remiss

5. nebulous

6. vendetta

7. retract

8. derisive

9. hone

10. ponderous

11. edict

12. cunning

13. sycophancy

14. ode

15. pretender

16. vernacular

17. embezzle

18. deceitful

19. despondency

20. prevalent

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. megalomania

2. mire

3. prerogative

4. remiss

5. nebulous

6. vendetta

7. retract

8. derisive

9. hone

10. ponderous

11. edict

12. cunning

13. sycophancy

14. ode

15. pretender

16. vernacular

17. embezzle

18. deceitful

19. despondency

20. prevalent

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