Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. equivocation

vague or ambiguous expression

devoted supporter; biased

plumpness or roundness in shape or size

Trust or belief easily

2. dumbfound

Unpleasant musical or mental clash

motivated by money; professional soldier

motion or tremor; also a container for arrows

astonish or amaze greatly

3. tapestry

pure; unspoiled; in original condition

showing great attention to detail

make slightly wet or less intense

decorative textile art or wall hanging

4. prolong

disastrous failure or collapse

Playfully show romantic interest

extend duration; lengthening

closely acquainted or private

5. vexation

annoyance, irritation, or distress

conquer or bring under control

Long, passionate speech

formally accuse of a crime

6. posit

looking or sounding sad; mournful

to lose luster or reputation, stain or discolor

to assume as true or fact, to put forward

bird scientist

7. chronological

make less intense; soothe or calm

deprive; strip away possessions

substance used to make dough rise

arranged in time order

8. piquant

strange or unusual

pleasantly spicy or tangy

lacking determination

causing tightening or constriction

9. susceptible

highly valuable, expensive or dear

spend wastefully or recklessly

annoyance, irritation, or distress

easily affected or influenced; vulnerable

10. lucid

susceptibility to bribes; corruption

mark of disgrace or shame

mutual or shared equally between parties

clear and easily understood

11. imperative

absolutely necessary

barrier or enclosure of posts for defense or confinement

quick and energetic; lively or vigorous

pretending to be virtuous

12. dogma

Irrelevant or unrelated

favorable or promising

Official belief accepted without question

strong dislike; aversion or hostility

13. malevolent

understood by few; mysterious

wishing evil harm

devoted supporter; biased

deeply fixed; ingrained over time

14. obfuscate

consequence; complication

makes unclear or confusing

on the edge; minor or superficial

force or pressure; effort or tension

15. mendacious

dry out thoroughly

closely acquainted or private

true or dishonest

cheat or defraud someone out of money or goods

16. mendacity

reserved; not inclined to speak

assumed proposition or statement for argument

lying or untruthfulness

a person lacking moral restraint; free thinker

17. indebted

not determining anything

persistent determination

owing money

Intense passion or enthusiasm

18. extempore

illustrate or clarify by example

noisy disturbance or commotion

reach an authoritative judgment; mediate

Spoken or done without preparation

19. secular

medicine that relieves pain

clumsy and unintelligent person

turn upside down

non-religious, worldly rather than spiritual

20. indignant

sumptuously rich or elaborate; excessive

comparable; similar in certain ways

honest, without deceit

feeling or showing anger from unfairness or insult

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. equivocation

2. dumbfound

3. tapestry

4. prolong

5. vexation

6. posit

7. chronological

8. piquant

9. susceptible

10. lucid

11. imperative

12. dogma

13. malevolent

14. obfuscate

15. mendacious

16. mendacity

17. indebted

18. extempore

19. secular

20. indignant

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. equivocation

2. dumbfound

3. tapestry

4. prolong

5. vexation

6. posit

7. chronological

8. piquant

9. susceptible

10. lucid

11. imperative

12. dogma

13. malevolent

14. obfuscate

15. mendacious

16. mendacity

17. indebted

18. extempore

19. secular

20. indignant

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