Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. dynamic

lacking or deprived of something

energetic; constantly changing

to officially announce or publish

of such excellence or beauty

2. felicitous

secretive or stealthy

cease to flow or develop; become inactive

sharply affecting smell or taste

pleasing or appropriate

3. diffident

shy or lacking self-confidence

large scholarly book

small remaining part; trace

humiliate or degrade someone

4. patent

alert; watchful

interpret or understand

official right to invention; obvious

edit to remove inappropriate parts

5. anecdote

worsen or intensify

make a violent attack or criticize strongly

increase in power or reputation

short amusing or interesting story

6. litigant

a person involved in a lawsuit

abundant; giving freely; lush

gradual decline or wasting away

a preference or tendency

7. replete

impossible to satisfy

notoriety; disgrace

filled or well-supplied with something

express strong disapproval

8. despot

gentle breeze

tyrannical ruler with absolute power

cautiousness and good judgment

solidify or become gelatinous

9. avarice

shorten or condense text

extreme greed for wealth

isolated; narrow-minded

official right to invention; obvious

10. abet

assist or encourage wrongdoing

official order or command

second to last in sequence

highly fertile or productive

11. pretense

support or reinforce

false display or claim; or acting

ready to obey or surrender

famous and respected in a particular field

12. exhort

persistently urge or encourage

using up or eating

greeting or expression of respect

flowing together of rivers

13. elucidate

thin decorative covering

make clear or clarify

shoe repair artisan

to make less severe or painful

14. grandiloquence

shorten or condense text

giving a bad omen or threatening

intense dislike or contempt for

pompous or pretentious speech

15. insolent

polish by rubbing

deceitful cunning; slyness

rude; disrespectful

cheerful readiness or promptness

16. atone

statement seeming contradictory but true

official order or command

substance made of two or more parts

make amends for wrongdoings

17. idiosyncratic

peculiar to an individual

famous for bad reasons

encourage growth or development

small increase or addition

18. reprobate

using more words than needed

morally unprincipled person

clear from suspicion or blame

harmonious or agreeable

19. pragmatic

practical and realistic

able to be heard

casually calm and relaxed

temporary relief or delay of punishment

20. accentuate

greed or desire for wealth

urge or provoke to action

emphasize or highlight

tyrannical ruler with absolute power

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. dynamic

2. felicitous

3. diffident

4. patent

5. anecdote

6. litigant

7. replete

8. despot

9. avarice

10. abet

11. pretense

12. exhort

13. elucidate

14. grandiloquence

15. insolent

16. atone

17. idiosyncratic

18. reprobate

19. pragmatic

20. accentuate

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. dynamic

2. felicitous

3. diffident

4. patent

5. anecdote

6. litigant

7. replete

8. despot

9. avarice

10. abet

11. pretense

12. exhort

13. elucidate

14. grandiloquence

15. insolent

16. atone

17. idiosyncratic

18. reprobate

19. pragmatic

20. accentuate

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