Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. disparate

restrain or chain

fundamentally different or diverse

bitterly harsh or biting

absolutely necessary or urgent

2. precipice

person involved in dialogue

impossible to stop or prevent

cannot be defeated

steep cliff or edge of a dangerous situation

3. cognizant

customs or moral standards

aware of

seer with future insight

loud and harsh in sound

4. anesthesia

captivate or fascinate

given freely; uncalled for

loss of sensation or consciousness

ruler or monarch with power

5. dubious

able to be heard

doubtful or uncertain

reduce or cut short

cease to flow or develop; become inactive

6. pathos

appeal to emotion; emotional quality

habitually practicing

using more words than needed

skilled at gaining advantage

7. torpid

pretending to hold beliefs not held

lacking energy or alertness

second to last in sequence

temporary relief or delay of punishment

8. alias

describe accurately or portray in detail

contemptuously disregard

assumed or false name

boundary or separation line

9. extricate

clear and direct; sharply focused

confirm or support with evidence

free from difficulty or entanglement

newly converted or beginner

10. felicitous

pleasing or appropriate

mentally sharp and perceptive

rude; disrespectful

art of designing dance movements

11. raze

damaging reputation; slanderous

equivalent in value or significance

completely destroy or wipe out

unnecessary or excessive

12. tortuous

sincerely friendly

innocent; straightforward

winding or twisting; complicated

strike repeatedly or meal consisting of several dishes

13. serene

soon fading or disappearing

lacking meaning; silly

peaceful, untroubled, calm

mercy or leniency

14. commodious

cautious judgment or tact

additional performance at end of show

say abruptly during conversation

spacious or roomy

15. inept

lacking skill or ability

logical and consistent

plunge into or involve deeply

lacking money; poor

16. effulgent

horrible or detestable

shining brightly; radiant

official demand for goods or services

collection of literary works

17. amiable

friendly and good-natured

desire earnestly or to achieve something

send off swiftly; promptness

loss of sensation or consciousness

18. duress

widespread fame or reputation

express strong disapproval

threats or force to coercively compel

harmful or poisonous

19. obdurate

stubborn and unyielding

newly converted or beginner

flawless; perfect

abundant or plentiful

20. confidant

trusted friend or advisor

standard practice or meeting

pleasant or comfortable feature

damaging reputation; slanderous

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. disparate

2. precipice

3. cognizant

4. anesthesia

5. dubious

6. pathos

7. torpid

8. alias

9. extricate

10. felicitous

11. raze

12. tortuous

13. serene

14. commodious

15. inept

16. effulgent

17. amiable

18. duress

19. obdurate

20. confidant

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. disparate

2. precipice

3. cognizant

4. anesthesia

5. dubious

6. pathos

7. torpid

8. alias

9. extricate

10. felicitous

11. raze

12. tortuous

13. serene

14. commodious

15. inept

16. effulgent

17. amiable

18. duress

19. obdurate

20. confidant

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