Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. carouse

wicked or depraved behavior

detailed or complicated in design

engage in lively, drunken partying

thoroughly dried out; lacking vitality

2. chronological

take money secretly for personal use

tyrannical ruler with absolute power

arranged in order of time

cheat or defraud

3. discordant

showing love or romantic feeling

incompatible; harsh or jarring

secret, concealed

bitterness or harshness in speech or behavior

4. proscribe

praise for achievement

to ban or prohibit officially

sudden and disastrous failure or defeat

false or fake; not genuine

5. reprieve

based on observation or experience

praise insistently to gain favor

temporary relief or delay of punishment

to stir up or provoke

6. ephemeral

lasting a very short time

rebel or revolutionary

casually calm and relaxed

given freely; uncalled for

7. cherish

shameless or impudent boldness

face of a building or false appearance

treat with love and care

beginner or inexperienced person

8. repudiate

wild and untamed

rhythmic flow or pattern

refuse to accept; reject

suitable for growing crops; farmland

9. abate

to fill with love or admiration

reduce in quality, degrade or demean

praise for achievement

become less intense or widespread

10. auspicious

favorable or indicating good fortune

violent whirlpool or chaos

accept reluctantly without protest

abandoned or neglectful; homeless person

11. meritorious

change or variation in circumstances

praiseworthy

unable to be appeased

extremely thin due to illness or lack of food

12. annex

add or incorporate territory

official order or proclamation

natural or habitual inclination

daily; commonplace or ordinary

13. limpid

peaceful and calm

clear and transparent

mock or ridicule contemptuously

settling disputes through a neutral third party

14. fecund

reckless or hasty decision or action

easy to reach or understand

feeling sluggish or sleepy

highly fertile or productive

15. officious

highly fertile or productive

extremely dry or lacking moisture

wicked or depraved behavior

meddlesome or interfering

16. staid

clot or become solid

to officially announce or publish

helpful or obliging

serious, respectable, and unemotional

17. coagulate

unchanging over time

clot or become solid

extreme reluctance to spend money

meddlesome or interfering

18. abort

ecstatically happy or proud

narrative song or poem

terminate prematurely or fail

total destruction or ruin

19. disrepute

weak; fragile; insubstantial

understood without being openly spoken

lacking or deprived of something

loss of reputation or respect

20. captivate

changing frequently

exceptionally skilled musician or artist

intense anger

hold interest or attract strongly

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. carouse

2. chronological

3. discordant

4. proscribe

5. reprieve

6. ephemeral

7. cherish

8. repudiate

9. abate

10. auspicious

11. meritorious

12. annex

13. limpid

14. fecund

15. officious

16. staid

17. coagulate

18. abort

19. disrepute

20. captivate

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. carouse

2. chronological

3. discordant

4. proscribe

5. reprieve

6. ephemeral

7. cherish

8. repudiate

9. abate

10. auspicious

11. meritorious

12. annex

13. limpid

14. fecund

15. officious

16. staid

17. coagulate

18. abort

19. disrepute

20. captivate

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