Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. flaccid

loud, continuous noise

prevent or obstruct

friendly and good-natured

lacking firmness or stiffness

2. maelstrom

critic of traditions or beliefs

violent whirlpool or chaos

favorable or indicating good fortune

quick and superficial

3. audacious

sullen or gloomy

fearlessly daring or bold

unaware or forgetful

hasty; impulsive

4. inclination

outline or foreshadow vaguely

a preference or tendency

highest point; peak

device that produces electricity; assault

5. enamor

soothing or softening agent

bubbly, lively, or spirited

to fill with love or admiration

greater in number or importance

6. luminous

harmless or gentle

relating to physical pleasure or senses

excessively sentimental

emitting light

7. criteria

standards for judgment

fortunate accidental discovery

talkative excessively

regard with deep respect or admiration

8. obstreperous

boisterous and loud

hidden or concealed

evaluate or assess value

indirect or slanting

9. predilection

wisdom and good judgment

mentally sharp and perceptive

liking or preference for something

clear and direct; sharply focused

10. convention

standard practice or meeting

enjoyment or praise; approval or commendation

huge or enormous figure

evident or obvious

11. collusion

skillful deception or magic

secret cooperation for deceit

perceive or recognize clearly

inborn; naturally existing

12. despot

assumed or false name

tyrannical ruler with absolute power

horrible or wicked

considered good or trustworthy

13. paucity

sly or secretive

mysterious or puzzling problem

scarcity or small amount of something

lack of agreement or consistency

14. amicable

speak or write with great enthusiasm

quick and nimble

casually calm and relaxed

peaceable or friendly

15. beseech

inflicting punishment or penalty

implore or beg earnestly

crying out loudly; boisterous

able to change easily or versatile

16. impertinent

indirect suggestion or hint

clear and logical

rude or irrelevant

officially cancel or withdraw

17. vindicate

express strong disapproval

large destructive fire

shameless or impudent boldness

clear from suspicion or blame

18. astute

flowing together of rivers

mysterious or difficult to understand

mentally sharp and perceptive

range of colors used by an artist

19. tantamount

bitterness or harshness in speech or behavior

show great joy or triumph

insult or offend openly

equivalent in value or significance

20. defamatory

daily; commonplace or ordinary

grow or develop skill

damaging reputation; slanderous

mysterious or puzzling problem

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. flaccid

2. maelstrom

3. audacious

4. inclination

5. enamor

6. luminous

7. criteria

8. obstreperous

9. predilection

10. convention

11. collusion

12. despot

13. paucity

14. amicable

15. beseech

16. impertinent

17. vindicate

18. astute

19. tantamount

20. defamatory

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. flaccid

2. maelstrom

3. audacious

4. inclination

5. enamor

6. luminous

7. criteria

8. obstreperous

9. predilection

10. convention

11. collusion

12. despot

13. paucity

14. amicable

15. beseech

16. impertinent

17. vindicate

18. astute

19. tantamount

20. defamatory

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