Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. abhor

accept reluctantly without protest

pleasing or appropriate

regard with disgust or hatred

implied; understood without being stated

2. entail

approach and address boldly

advocate of individual freedom

involve as necessary part

steep cliff or edge of a dangerous situation

3. scathing

very critical or harsh

restrain or hinder

humorously vulgar or indecent

greeting or expression of respect

4. pittance

small or inadequate amount of money

difficult to manage

person who follows rules

discourage from happening; prevent

5. palatable

increase in power or reputation

cause or produce

deep-seated hatred

pleasant to taste or accept

6. pathology

lacking skill or ability

bring under control or domination

bring about or accelerate a process

study of diseases; medical condition

7. compound

substance made of two or more parts

highly fertile or productive

necessary; essential

captivate or fascinate

8. forsake

continuous; never stopping

unoriginal; copied or imitative

emotionally touching or moving

abandon or give up

9. callous

causing horror or disapproval

advocate of individual freedom

lacking empathy or concern

secretive or stealthy

10. cadence

advanced for age; early development

relating to water or existing in water

dishonest or indirect in behavior

rhythmic flow or pattern

11. arbitrary

admit as true or valid

determined by personal choice rather than reason

belonging to the earliest times

enthusiastically devoted

12. resolute

voluntarily refrain from something

wisdom and good judgment

pleasing or appropriate

determined and unwavering

13. buffet

strike repeatedly or meal consisting of several dishes

clear and transparent

interpret or understand

full of, common, or widespread

14. forage

weaken physically or mentally

introduce new ideas or methods

search for food or supplies

abandoned or neglectful; homeless person

15. respite

short period of rest or relief

no longer existing or functioning

gaudy or tastelessly bright

having harmful intentions

16. conduit

evaluate or assess value

forgiveness of sins or errors

perfect example or embodiment

channel for conveying fluid

17. concomitant

deceptively harmful

a naturally accompanying

imply subtly or slyly

slander or defame

18. manifest

childish or silly

easily bent or flexible

evident or obvious

happening at same time

19. infamy

notoriety; disgrace

publicly denounce or criticize

absolve from blame

bring under control or domination

20. disclose

deceptively harmful

reveal or make known publicly

insincerely pious or moralistic

bend or change direction of light or sound

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. abhor

2. entail

3. scathing

4. pittance

5. palatable

6. pathology

7. compound

8. forsake

9. callous

10. cadence

11. arbitrary

12. resolute

13. buffet

14. forage

15. respite

16. conduit

17. concomitant

18. manifest

19. infamy

20. disclose

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. abhor

2. entail

3. scathing

4. pittance

5. palatable

6. pathology

7. compound

8. forsake

9. callous

10. cadence

11. arbitrary

12. resolute

13. buffet

14. forage

15. respite

16. conduit

17. concomitant

18. manifest

19. infamy

20. disclose

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