Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. munificent

very generous

helpful or promoting

wildly unreasonable or illogical

knowledge or awareness; understanding

2. concoct

refuse to give or grant; keep back

showing happiness or indifference

stating this as a fact; assertion

create or devise (especially a plan or story)

3. intricate

complex or detailed

very attentive to detail; hard to please

ability to learn or do something; talent

based on observation and experiments

4. macerate

fond of company or sociable

forerunner or something that comes before

soften or break down tissues

thinly dispersed or in small quantities

5. finicky

secrecy for fraudulent purpose

deprive; strip away possessions

Face-to-face dispute or conflict

Hard to please; picky

6. foster

seriousness or importance

little known; obscure or abstruse

Encourage or promote development

measure exactly vertical or deeply accurate

7. prevaricate

bitter, abusive speech

tendency to behave a certain way

avoid truth or mislead; speak evasively

waver between different opinions or actions

8. din

bold or daring; disregard usual limits

loud continuous noise

strictness or severity; thoroughness

occurring daily; ordinary or routine

9. anomalous

ineffective or irresponsible

deviating from the norm

Boldly resisting authority

legal order to appear in court; summon

10. incorrigible

practicing severe self-discipline

grow rapidly; flourish or increase

Unmanageable or beyond correction

turn upside down

11. stiff

touchable or concrete; real

not easily bent or moved, rigid

satisfy fully or indulging appetite completely

unchangeable; not able to be altered

12. sufficient

on the edge; minor or superficial

famous and respected

enough; adequate for purpose

Erroneous belief or faulty reasoning

13. subversive

unable to be expressed in words; indescribable

occurring at bad or inconvenient time

showing no emotion

intended to undermine or overthrow

14. veritable

mournful poem or song for the dead

genuine or authentic

improve or make better; relieve

Trust or belief easily

15. blithe

unable to feel or perceive; insensible to pain

closely acquainted or private

showing happiness or indifference

remaining whole or unbroken

16. vanity

excessive pride or admiration of oneself

secrecy for fraudulent purpose

to assume as true or fact, to put forward

special right or privilege; entitlement

17. decree

official order issued by authority

preventing infection or decay

inequality or difference

waver between different opinions or actions

18. fallacious

Lack of necessary needs

law or regulation

particles that settle at the bottom of a liquid

based on false or mistaken idea

19. absurd

remark lacking originality; cliche

to mark or brand negatively or shameful

wildly unreasonable or illogical

Spoken or done without preparation

20. hyperbole

Irrelevant or unrelated

Exaggerated statement for effect

came before in time or order; anteceded

Harm or weaken ability

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. munificent

2. concoct

3. intricate

4. macerate

5. finicky

6. foster

7. prevaricate

8. din

9. anomalous

10. incorrigible

11. stiff

12. sufficient

13. subversive

14. veritable

15. blithe

16. vanity

17. decree

18. fallacious

19. absurd

20. hyperbole

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. munificent

2. concoct

3. intricate

4. macerate

5. finicky

6. foster

7. prevaricate

8. din

9. anomalous

10. incorrigible

11. stiff

12. sufficient

13. subversive

14. veritable

15. blithe

16. vanity

17. decree

18. fallacious

19. absurd

20. hyperbole

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