Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. vituperate

outgoing and sociable in nature

generous and forgiving

curse or verbally attack

a person involved in a lawsuit

2. discordant

desire earnestly or to achieve something

peculiar to an individual

incompatible; harsh or jarring

natural or habitual inclination

3. multifarious

varied and diverse

keen insight or shrewdness

overconfident, bold beyond limits

create or invent in imagination

4. penurious

thick and sticky in consistency

praise for achievement

claim or assert without proof

extremely poor; parsimonious

5. inquisitor

ecstatically happy or proud

expose falseness or exaggerated claims

official order or proclamation

person asking questions aggressively

6. indigent

lacking necessities; poor

tyrannical ruler with absolute power

guilt or regret

boring or ordinary

7. strident

argument against a belief or opinion

loud and harsh in sound

lying or false

related to or resembling trees

8. hapless

steep cliff or edge of a dangerous situation

officially cancel or withdraw

lacking seriousness or importance

unlucky; unfortunate

9. querulous

engage in lively, drunken partying

complaining or irritable

a person involved in a lawsuit

shock or amaze; make unable to think

10. execrable

detestable or horrible

give up power voluntarily

serving as a typical example

concerned with helping others

11. zephyr

understood only by a select few

gentle breeze

art of designing dance movements

abundant or plentiful

12. hiatus

causing sorrow or pain; serious

free from difficulty or entanglement

gap or break in continuity

showing good judgment or sense

13. enthrall

habitually practicing

captivate or fascinate

shockingly noticeable or obvious

aggressively defiant or savagely brutal

14. deplore

feel or express strong disapproval

patience and restraint

shelter or protection from danger

false display or claim; or acting

15. foster

encourage or promote development

withdraw or take back statement

range of colors used by an artist

plant disease or any cause of decay

16. annex

increase or make larger

gradual accumulation or buildup

add or incorporate territory

reduce in quality, degrade or demean

17. abridge

shorten or condense text

more important than anything else

remarkably bad or shocking

praise highly

18. denigrate

impressive but superficial

unemotional, impassive

abandoned or neglectful; homeless person

speak ill of; belittle or defame

19. proscribe

restore to good condition or appearance

to ban or prohibit officially

associated in wrongdoing

settling disputes through a neutral third party

20. evanescent

waver between different opinions

rambling; covering many topics

soon fading or disappearing

impressive but superficial

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. vituperate

2. discordant

3. multifarious

4. penurious

5. inquisitor

6. indigent

7. strident

8. hapless

9. querulous

10. execrable

11. zephyr

12. hiatus

13. enthrall

14. deplore

15. foster

16. annex

17. abridge

18. denigrate

19. proscribe

20. evanescent

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. vituperate

2. discordant

3. multifarious

4. penurious

5. inquisitor

6. indigent

7. strident

8. hapless

9. querulous

10. execrable

11. zephyr

12. hiatus

13. enthrall

14. deplore

15. foster

16. annex

17. abridge

18. denigrate

19. proscribe

20. evanescent

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