Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. extol

widespread fame or reputation

man-made object of historical or cultural interest

praise enthusiastically

advocate of individual freedom

2. cerebral

restore to good condition or appearance

sudden and disastrous failure or defeat

relating to the brain or intellect

theft or stealing

3. innuendo

steep cliff or edge of a dangerous situation

indirect suggestion or hint

deviation from the norm

calming or appeasing

4. aspire

capable of being dissolved

desire earnestly or to achieve something

a naturally accompanying

unemotional, impassive

5. calibrate

regard with deep respect

intense dislike or contempt for

set or adjust precisely

comfort in grief

6. palatable

criticize or correct gently

pleasant to taste or accept

find fault constantly

deceptively harmful

7. enmity

formal praise

unnamed or unidentified

firm decision or intent; solve problem

deep-seated hatred

8. reciprocate

give in return; respond similarly

gradual introduction; soaking

boring; tiresome; monotonous

offense or annoyance

9. complicit

skilled at gaining advantage

associated in wrongdoing

persistently urge or encourage

strong supporter of a cause

10. constituent

ready to obey or surrender

warn or reprimand firmly

component or part

extremely surprised

11. impeccable

reach or achieve a goal

flawless; perfect

wave or ripple in motion

causing distress; agonizing

12. irreverence

conventional or traditional

easy to manage or influence

sympathy for loss

lack of respect or seriousness

13. defamatory

diverse; multicolored

perfect example or embodiment

damaging reputation; slanderous

to suppress or put an end to

14. submissive

happening by luck

given freely; uncalled for

ready to obey or surrender

argument against a belief or opinion

15. analgesic

causing delay; slow to act

difficult situation or entrapment

wave or ripple in motion

pain-relieving medication

16. regurgitate

to fill with love or admiration

bring swallowed food back to mouth

double-dealing or dishonesty

understand deeply

17. obtuse

official right to invention; obvious

highest point or final stage

lacking sharpness or quickness

intense enthusiasm or passion

18. idolatrous

self-denial or renunciation

worshiping idols excessively

restoring to former state; compensation

pleasing to senses or mind

19. grandiose

impressive but superficial

huge or enormous figure

optimistic or hopeful

passionate or enthusiastic

20. enthrall

happening at same time

causing sorrow or pain; serious

captivate or fascinate

make sacred or holy

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. extol

2. cerebral

3. innuendo

4. aspire

5. calibrate

6. palatable

7. enmity

8. reciprocate

9. complicit

10. constituent

11. impeccable

12. irreverence

13. defamatory

14. submissive

15. analgesic

16. regurgitate

17. obtuse

18. idolatrous

19. grandiose

20. enthrall

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. extol

2. cerebral

3. innuendo

4. aspire

5. calibrate

6. palatable

7. enmity

8. reciprocate

9. complicit

10. constituent

11. impeccable

12. irreverence

13. defamatory

14. submissive

15. analgesic

16. regurgitate

17. obtuse

18. idolatrous

19. grandiose

20. enthrall

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