Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. abject

loss of reputation or respect

miserable, despicable, or wretched

having many curves or turns

assign or entrust to another; representative

2. hallowed

direct opposite or contrast

set apart as holy or sacred

concerning beauty or art

false or fake; not genuine

3. succinct

evident or obvious

shrewd and clever

brief and clear in expression

flexible and graceful

4. impute

no longer in use

attribute or ascribe a fault

feeling of worry or unease

dissatisfied or resentful

5. vituperate

given freely; uncalled for

curse or verbally attack

say abruptly during conversation

sleepy or drowsy

6. interject

lengthy angry speech or criticism

worshiping idols excessively

metaphorical rather than literal

say abruptly during conversation

7. gregarious

outgoing and sociable in nature

universal cure or remedy

respected due to age or wisdom

small amount or limited quantity

8. accord

assumed or false name

reduce or cut short

sympathy for loss

mutual agreement or harmony

9. fraught

filled with or marked by

complete and inclusive

friendly and good-natured

causing horror or disapproval

10. paragon

overly submissive or obedient

perfect example or embodiment

using more words than needed

often repeated; unoriginal

11. decorous

deny any responsibility or support

newly converted or beginner

proper, tasteful, and polite behavior

expressing disapproval or negative tone

12. obdurate

rebel or revolutionary

stubborn and unyielding

meeting of members for discussion

ready to obey or surrender

13. repose

restore friendly relations after disagreement

having frantic energy

skillful or proficient at something

a state of rest or peacefulness

14. florid

placing two things side by side

excessively ornate or decorated

full of, common, or widespread

courage in adversity

15. usurp

guilt or regret

take over illegally or by force

bold and shameless

distant emotionally or physically

16. disaffected

settling disputes through a neutral third party

increase in power or reputation

unhappy with authority or system

flawless; perfect

17. apprehend

to prevent or make impossible

understand or arrest someone

active at night

refuse to accept; reject

18. collusion

someone who enjoys eating

very small or tiny

having or showing excessive interest in sex

secret cooperation for deceit

19. foster

encourage or promote development

sullen or gloomy

long, critical speech or scolding

cautious judgment or tact

20. despondent

sharp or severe; perceptive

very discouraged or dejected

state of moderation or seriousness

aggressively defiant or savagely brutal

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. abject

2. hallowed

3. succinct

4. impute

5. vituperate

6. interject

7. gregarious

8. accord

9. fraught

10. paragon

11. decorous

12. obdurate

13. repose

14. florid

15. usurp

16. disaffected

17. apprehend

18. collusion

19. foster

20. despondent

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. abject

2. hallowed

3. succinct

4. impute

5. vituperate

6. interject

7. gregarious

8. accord

9. fraught

10. paragon

11. decorous

12. obdurate

13. repose

14. florid

15. usurp

16. disaffected

17. apprehend

18. collusion

19. foster

20. despondent

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