Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. litigant

isolated; narrow-minded

excessively eager to please

understood only by a select few

a person involved in a lawsuit

2. inchoate

undeveloped; beginning stage

understood without being openly spoken

give up power voluntarily

increasing over time

3. phlegmatic

able to hold much; spacious

calm and unemotional

imitate with the aim of matching

charm or enchant someone

4. anachronistic

dark-skinned or having a dark complexion

relating to letters

out of its proper time period

boisterous and loud

5. abstain

voluntarily refrain from something

completely destroy or wipe out

dissatisfied or resentful

integrity and uprightness

6. meager

deceitful cunning; slyness

lacking in quantity or quality

respected due to age or wisdom

indirect suggestion or hint

7. incarnate

concerning beauty or art

friendly good feeling among companions

famous for bad reasons

embodied in flesh; personified

8. erudite

having extensive knowledge

sympathy for loss

lack of harmony among sounds

outgoing and sociable in nature

9. effervescent

countless or extremely large number

bubbly, lively, or spirited

purposely excluding someone

deviation from the normal

10. impecunious

apparently true or reasonable

wishing good for others; kind

diverging from the main point; peripheral

lacking money; poor

11. encumber

limited within boundaries

discourage from happening; prevent

restrain or hinder

small amount or limited quantity

12. allocate

distribute for a specific purpose

gradual introduction; soaking

attribute or ascribe a fault

spoil surface of something; vandalize

13. obstinate

stern, harsh, or gloomy

intense dislike or contempt for

dense, harsh mixture of sounds

stubbornly refusing to change

14. effulgent

shining brightly; radiant

ready to obey or surrender

newly converted or beginner

voluntarily refrain from something

15. penitent

violate or conflict with

shaking or trembling

feeling of resentment or injustice

feeling remorse for past actions

16. contusion

very old or outdated

believing only oneself exists

appalling or inferior imitation

bruise or hematoma

17. fatuous

give up power voluntarily

steep cliff or edge of a dangerous situation

lacking intelligence or sense

diminish or put to rest

18. cadence

concerning beauty or art

move back and forth

placing two things side by side

rhythmic flow or pattern

19. onerous

offense or annoyance

burdensome or oppressive

insincerely pious or moralistic

mentally sharp and perceptive

20. dissemble

reduce or cut short

conceal true feelings or motives

something greatly detested

lasting a very short time

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. litigant

2. inchoate

3. phlegmatic

4. anachronistic

5. abstain

6. meager

7. incarnate

8. erudite

9. effervescent

10. impecunious

11. encumber

12. allocate

13. obstinate

14. effulgent

15. penitent

16. contusion

17. fatuous

18. cadence

19. onerous

20. dissemble

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. litigant

2. inchoate

3. phlegmatic

4. anachronistic

5. abstain

6. meager

7. incarnate

8. erudite

9. effervescent

10. impecunious

11. encumber

12. allocate

13. obstinate

14. effulgent

15. penitent

16. contusion

17. fatuous

18. cadence

19. onerous

20. dissemble

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