Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. implacable

unable to be appeased

impossible to satisfy

farming or cultivation of land

beneficial or helpful blessing

2. beguile

hasty; impulsive

charm or enchant someone

friendly and easy to talk to

lacking freshness; overused

3. garish

small amount or limited quantity

gaudy or tastelessly bright

self-satisfaction weakness

reach or achieve a goal

4. desolate

critically scold or condemn

boisterous and loud

deserted; feeling or showing misery

limited within boundaries

5. despondent

spacious or roomy

courage in adversity

serving as a typical example

very discouraged or dejected

6. renovate

regarded as sacred or inviolable

understand or arrest someone

restore to good condition or appearance

pretending to hold beliefs not held

7. congeal

solidify or become gelatinous

proper, tasteful, and polite behavior

easily shaped or changed

shy or reserved

8. stolid

send off swiftly; promptness

enjoy greatly; pleasure or appreciation

interpret or understand

unemotional, impassive

9. munificence

take money secretly for personal use

outdated or obsolete

charitable generosity

complete and inclusive

10. fortitude

reveal secrets or private information

courage in adversity

accept reluctantly without protest

lying or false

11. diaphanous

lightweight, semi-transparent fabric

lowest point or bottom

bring under control or domination

lacking intelligence or ideas

12. ambivalent

collection of literary works

having mixed feelings

feeling remorse for past actions

assign or entrust to another; representative

13. licentious

lacking moral restraint

perceive or recognize clearly

a substitute or replacement for something else

inspiring fear or respect

14. anonymous

unnamed or unidentified

forbidden by law or rules

impossible to stop or prevent

refuse to accept; reject

15. ominous

fervently; passionately

optimistic or hopeful

giving a bad omen or threatening

out of its proper time period

16. lucid

rhythmic flow or pattern

skillful and resourceful

seeming or apparent

clear and easy to understand

17. accretion

set or adjust precisely

horrible or wicked

gradual accumulation or buildup

regarded as sacred or inviolable

18. impinge

to encroach or infringe

roll about or indulge excessively

endless; having no limit

soothing ointment or balm

19. demean

indirect or slanting

lower in dignity or status; humiliate

charm or enchant someone

decorate or add details to improve appearance

20. etymology

pompous or overblown in speech

origin of a word

large destructive fire

strike repeatedly or meal consisting of several dishes

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. implacable

2. beguile

3. garish

4. desolate

5. despondent

6. renovate

7. congeal

8. stolid

9. munificence

10. fortitude

11. diaphanous

12. ambivalent

13. licentious

14. anonymous

15. ominous

16. lucid

17. accretion

18. impinge

19. demean

20. etymology

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. implacable

2. beguile

3. garish

4. desolate

5. despondent

6. renovate

7. congeal

8. stolid

9. munificence

10. fortitude

11. diaphanous

12. ambivalent

13. licentious

14. anonymous

15. ominous

16. lucid

17. accretion

18. impinge

19. demean

20. etymology

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