Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. disrepute

loss of reputation or respect

huge or enormous figure

varied and diverse

harmless or gentle

2. collusion

add or incorporate territory

abundant; giving freely; lush

false statement to damage reputation

secret cooperation for deceit

3. acquiesce

mysterious or difficult to understand

loud, energetic, and rowdy

innocent; straightforward

accept reluctantly without protest

4. conflagration

total sum of parts

having or showing fear or lack of confidence

take someone away by force

large destructive fire

5. placate

to soothe or calm someone

unable to speak clearly

suppose without sufficient evidence

implied; understood without being stated

6. diligent

highest point or peak

hardworking and attentive

easily bent or flexible

arranged in order of time

7. elaborate

scarcity or small amount of something

detestable or horrible

detailed or complicated in design

keen insight or shrewdness

8. ennui

boredom or dissatisfaction

deserving criticism or blame

feeling remorse for past actions

a substitute or replacement for something else

9. adumbrate

countless or extremely large number

outline or foreshadow vaguely

hostile or unfavorable

express emotion

10. ebullient

highest point or peak

calming or appeasing

overflowing with enthusiasm

curse or verbally attack

11. carouse

engage in lively, drunken partying

highest point or final stage

mental calmness and composure

make up for loss

12. vituperate

charmingly old-fashioned or unusual

scold or rebuke

excessively generous or elaborate

curse or verbally attack

13. battery

relating to physical pleasure or senses

avoid by clever means

device that produces electricity; assault

someone who enjoys eating

14. antecedent

previous or coming before

agree or give consent to

make up for loss

unhappy with authority or system

15. ballad

obedient, submissive

easy to reach or understand

narrative song or poem

lacking moral restraint

16. diffident

shy or lacking self-confidence

luxurious and wealthy

relating to letters

complete change or transformation

17. myriad

restoring to former state; compensation

countless or extremely large number

pale or lacking color; dull

draw out or evoke response

18. cherish

desire earnestly or to achieve something

embodied in flesh; personified

treat with love and care

persistently urge or encourage

19. idolatrous

excessively high or unreasonable

inclined to lay down principles as incontrovertible

worshiping idols excessively

cautious judgment or tact

20. accentuate

excessively high or unreasonable

huge or enormous figure

lying or false

emphasize or highlight

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. disrepute

2. collusion

3. acquiesce

4. conflagration

5. placate

6. diligent

7. elaborate

8. ennui

9. adumbrate

10. ebullient

11. carouse

12. vituperate

13. battery

14. antecedent

15. ballad

16. diffident

17. myriad

18. cherish

19. idolatrous

20. accentuate

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. disrepute

2. collusion

3. acquiesce

4. conflagration

5. placate

6. diligent

7. elaborate

8. ennui

9. adumbrate

10. ebullient

11. carouse

12. vituperate

13. battery

14. antecedent

15. ballad

16. diffident

17. myriad

18. cherish

19. idolatrous

20. accentuate

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