Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. renunciation

formal rejection or abandonment

set or adjust precisely

small amount or limited quantity

favorable or auspicious

2. languid

lacking energy or vitality

able to hold much; spacious

given freely; uncalled for

absolutely necessary or urgent

3. reprobate

morally unprincipled person

optimistic or hopeful

regional language or speech pattern

skillful, quick, and precise in movement

4. expiate

easy to manage or influence

make amends for guilt or sin

agree or give consent to

sympathy for loss

5. quixotic

worsen or intensify

capable of being dissolved

regard as resulting from a specific cause

idealistic but impractical

6. ignominious

clear from suspicion or blame

charmingly old-fashioned or unusual

charm or enchant someone

having shame or disgrace

7. disclose

withdraw or take back statement

reveal or make known publicly

bitterly harsh or biting

avoiding social interactions or society

8. debauch

indulge excessively in pleasures; corrupt

public speech or address

repeal or abolish a law

strong and resilient

9. concede

sharply affecting smell or taste

admit as true or valid

reach or achieve a goal

lack of respect or seriousness

10. solipsistic

lacking seriousness or importance

believing only oneself exists

sudden and disastrous failure or defeat

lacking meaning; silly

11. enmity

deep-seated hatred

boredom or dissatisfaction

keen insight or shrewdness

enthusiastically devoted

12. ambiguous

unclear or having multiple meanings

lower in dignity or status; humiliate

scarcity or small amount of something

unspeakable; beyond description

13. potentate

showing rainbow-like colors

drive back or reject strongly

official order or command

ruler or monarch with power

14. presage

stern, harsh, or gloomy

to foretell or predict; omen

having many curves or turns

warn or reprimand firmly

15. scurrilous

crying out loudly; boisterous

deriving ideas from various sources

holding firm; stubbornly persistent

making coarse or abusive comments

16. repentant

understand or arrest someone

bubbly, lively, or spirited

violent whirlpool or chaos

feeling remorse for past actions

17. tirade

lengthy angry speech or criticism

burdensome or oppressive

negligent or neglectful in duty

dark-skinned or having a dark complexion

18. cunning

strike repeatedly or meal consisting of several dishes

out of its proper time period

skilled in deception

spread widely or distribution

19. benevolent

energetic; constantly changing

secret, concealed

clear and transparent

wishing good for others; kind

20. aversion

having mixed feelings

drive back or reject strongly

strong dislike or opposition

wicked or criminal

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. renunciation

2. languid

3. reprobate

4. expiate

5. quixotic

6. ignominious

7. disclose

8. debauch

9. concede

10. solipsistic

11. enmity

12. ambiguous

13. potentate

14. presage

15. scurrilous

16. repentant

17. tirade

18. cunning

19. benevolent

20. aversion

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. renunciation

2. languid

3. reprobate

4. expiate

5. quixotic

6. ignominious

7. disclose

8. debauch

9. concede

10. solipsistic

11. enmity

12. ambiguous

13. potentate

14. presage

15. scurrilous

16. repentant

17. tirade

18. cunning

19. benevolent

20. aversion

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