Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. defile

lowest point or bottom

spoil or desecrate; make dirty or unclean

peaceful, undisturbed, calm

diverse; multicolored

2. approbation

fearlessly daring or bold

deserving criticism or blame

enjoyment or praise; approval or commendation

shelter or protection from danger

3. feral

easily taught or managed; submissive

wild and untamed

mournful song for the dead

keen insight or understanding

4. benign

able to recover quickly

sharply affecting smell or taste

harmless or gentle

complete and inclusive

5. pellucid

transparent; clear and easy to understand

impossible to satisfy

morally unprincipled person

lacking empathy or concern

6. raze

lacking intelligence or sense

shaking or trembling

completely destroy or wipe out

mysterious or difficult to understand

7. egregious

disregard or overlook

greater in number or importance

remarkably bad or shocking

talkative excessively

8. phlegmatic

calm and unemotional

study of diseases; medical condition

involve as necessary part

immoral or wicked act

9. connive

secretly cooperate in wrongdoing

decrease in size or intensity

skilled at gaining advantage

to scold or complain bitterly

10. agriculture

treat sacredly with disrespect

farming or cultivation of land

stubbornly refusing to change

something greatly detested

11. proscribe

annoy; irritate

causing delay; slow to act

light and delicate

to ban or prohibit officially

12. legerdemain

believing only oneself exists

skillful deception or magic

huge or enormous figure

no longer in use

13. captivate

able to recover quickly

suitable for growing crops; farmland

showing respect or submission

hold interest or attract strongly

14. dogmatic

lacking money; poor

inclined to lay down principles as incontrovertible

deliver or commit to

study of diseases; medical condition

15. insidious

sharply affecting smell or taste

tolerate or stay; follow rules

appalling or inferior imitation

deceptively harmful

16. congregation

using more words than needed

famous and respected in a particular field

gathering of people

make amends for guilt or sin

17. genial

friendly or cheerful

spoil or desecrate; make dirty or unclean

organized list or collection

existing, happening in the air

18. precipice

to prevent or make impossible

steep cliff or edge of a dangerous situation

state of moderation or seriousness

morally correct behavior or thinking

19. deface

spoil surface of something; vandalize

insult or offend openly

stick to or follow closely

short statement of a general truth

20. dissipate

shameless or impudent boldness

sarcastic or corrosive

disperse or scatter; squander

overconfident but immature

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. defile

2. approbation

3. feral

4. benign

5. pellucid

6. raze

7. egregious

8. phlegmatic

9. connive

10. agriculture

11. proscribe

12. legerdemain

13. captivate

14. dogmatic

15. insidious

16. congregation

17. genial

18. precipice

19. deface

20. dissipate

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. defile

2. approbation

3. feral

4. benign

5. pellucid

6. raze

7. egregious

8. phlegmatic

9. connive

10. agriculture

11. proscribe

12. legerdemain

13. captivate

14. dogmatic

15. insidious

16. congregation

17. genial

18. precipice

19. deface

20. dissipate

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