Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. circumscribed

morally unprincipled person

limited within boundaries

strong liking or preference

guilt or regret

2. vitriolic

overflowing with enthusiasm

to ban or prohibit officially

bitterly harsh or biting

total destruction or ruin

3. negligent

advocate of individual freedom

failing to take proper care

vague or unclear

diverging from the main point; peripheral

4. rhapsodize

speak or write with great enthusiasm

intense dislike or contempt for

imitate with the aim of matching

take over illegally or by force

5. confidant

confirm or support with evidence

completes or enhances

trusted friend or advisor

evaluate or assess value

6. destitute

draw out or evoke response

lacking resources or possessions

critic of traditions or beliefs

effective in producing desired result

7. replete

charitable generosity

annoy; irritate

filled or well-supplied with something

appeal to emotion; emotional quality

8. corroborate

award or expression of praise

existing, happening in the air

confirm or support with evidence

no longer existing or functioning

9. expedient

immunize by vaccination

energetic; constantly changing

appropriate and advantageous

solidify or become gelatinous

10. fabricate

emitting light

causing harm or damage

shriveled with age

invent or make up

11. trenchant

keen; forceful; incisive

sarcastic or corrosive

difficult situation or swamp

humiliate or degrade someone

12. disaffected

false or fake; not genuine

state of moderation or seriousness

able to change easily or versatile

unhappy with authority or system

13. exhort

predictably changeable

persistently urge or encourage

many and various

clear from suspicion or blame

14. archaic

reading carefully or thoroughly

very old or outdated

desire earnestly or to achieve something

capable of being dissolved

15. deliberate

done intentionally; carefully considered

move back and forth

serving as a typical example

unhappy with authority or system

16. advocate

support or recommend publicly

prejudice or inclination for or against something

honest and open communication

a substitute or replacement for something else

17. antiquated

filled or well-supplied with something

outdated or obsolete

causing shock or horror

avoid or abstain from

18. inchoate

suppose without sufficient evidence

relating to middle-class or capitalist values

undeveloped; beginning stage

excessive talking around a point

19. deter

show or reveal clearly

clear and easy to understand

discourage from happening; prevent

loud, continuous noise

20. disparage

lying or false

make clear or clarify

belittle or speak disrespectfully of

person who flatters for advantage

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. circumscribed

2. vitriolic

3. negligent

4. rhapsodize

5. confidant

6. destitute

7. replete

8. corroborate

9. expedient

10. fabricate

11. trenchant

12. disaffected

13. exhort

14. archaic

15. deliberate

16. advocate

17. antiquated

18. inchoate

19. deter

20. disparage

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. circumscribed

2. vitriolic

3. negligent

4. rhapsodize

5. confidant

6. destitute

7. replete

8. corroborate

9. expedient

10. fabricate

11. trenchant

12. disaffected

13. exhort

14. archaic

15. deliberate

16. advocate

17. antiquated

18. inchoate

19. deter

20. disparage

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