Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. obstreperous

overcome or bring under control

cliff with a vertical drop

mysterious or fascinating quality

noisy and difficult to control

2. splendour

urgent recommendation or advice

great happiness or triumph

impressive beauty or richness

the leading character in a story

3. tribulation

trouble or suffering

line of rulers from the same family or bloodline

steep slope or cliff

protect or secure against harm

4. ornate

angry, lengthy speech

intensely infatuated or obsessed

elaborately decorated or detailed

length of life; durability.

5. undaunted

lack of harmony or clash of sounds or ideas

not discouraged or intimidated

arrogantly proud

to calm or soothe.

6. remit

silly or foolish

errorless; faultless; perfect

send money or forgive a debt

supreme ruler or authority

7. adroit

skillful and nimble with hands or mind

newcomer or beginner at something

death or end of existence

dishonest; misleading

8. forgo

hasty or reckless behavior

give up or omit voluntarily

notice of someone's death and biography

substance that counteracts poison

9. valuation

estimate of worth or value

to kneel and show respect

fluent and persuasive in speaking or writing

advocacy for fundamental change

10. misogyny

self-restraint or moderation

fundamental character or spirit of a culture or community

someone who promotes welfare

hatred towards women.

11. postulate

assume without proof

causing disgust or aversion

remote natural uninhabited area

recovery of expenses or expenses paid

12. conjure

mysterious or secret knowledge

to call upon or create magically

harm; weaken or damage

a group of attendants or associates

13. premonition

fanatical supporter

cunning plan or maneuver

fear of future evil

greatest or highest degree

14. knoll

underhanded or dishonest behavior

small hill or mound

pursuit of an ideal perfect society

state of being sober or serious

15. inveterate

long-established and unlikely to change

slow to understand; dull

a state of noisy chaos or wild uproar

causing anger, provoking, fiery

16. senility

mental decline due to old age

an excess or abundance

person appointed to administer a state

follower of a teacher or philosophy

17. turpitude

robbery or plundering

origin or beginning

depraved or wicked behavior

noisy commotion or disturbance

18. reprehensible

a giant statue or person

forecast of a disease or situation

device to stop bleeding

something deserving criticism or blame

19. nebulous

extremely; beyond measure or limit

intangible, vague, or unclear

pursuing pleasure excessively

very steep or hasty

20. uprising

rebellion or revolt

annoyance or irritation

the main point or essence

accelerate or facilitate

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. obstreperous

2. splendour

3. tribulation

4. ornate

5. undaunted

6. remit

7. adroit

8. forgo

9. valuation

10. misogyny

11. postulate

12. conjure

13. premonition

14. knoll

15. inveterate

16. senility

17. turpitude

18. reprehensible

19. nebulous

20. uprising

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. obstreperous

2. splendour

3. tribulation

4. ornate

5. undaunted

6. remit

7. adroit

8. forgo

9. valuation

10. misogyny

11. postulate

12. conjure

13. premonition

14. knoll

15. inveterate

16. senility

17. turpitude

18. reprehensible

19. nebulous

20. uprising

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