Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. plethora

excessive amount of something

alert; watchful

wicked or criminal

diverse; multicolored

2. infusion

second to last in sequence

change in form or nature

gradual introduction; soaking

hold back or restrain

3. immerse

to suppress or put an end to

change or variation in circumstances

plunge into or involve deeply

diverging from the main point; peripheral

4. aloof

distant emotionally or physically

lack of basic necessities or comforts

lasting only a short time

shoe repair artisan

5. harrowing

implore or beg earnestly

incompatible; harsh or jarring

causing distress; agonizing

hasty; impulsive

6. furtive

sly or secretive

curse or slander

show or reveal clearly

leave property by will

7. obdurate

lengthen by cutting off the end

stubborn and unyielding

formal rejection or abandonment

claim or assert without proof

8. consumption

immunize by vaccination

shock or amaze; make unable to think

using up or eating

understood only by a select few

9. presage

approach and address boldly

decayed or rotting; foul-smelling

completely destroy or wipe out

to foretell or predict; omen

10. assess

playfully unusual or fanciful

evaluate or estimate the value or importance

clot or become solid

liking or preference for something

11. prepossessing

natural tendency or inclination

difficult to manage

attractive or appealing

search for food or supplies

12. fraught

filled with or marked by

overbearing; commanding

humorous imitation of a work

irrelevant or unrelated

13. encore

impossible to satisfy

additional performance at end of show

to encroach or infringe

long, critical speech or scolding

14. annul

quick and nimble

harmless or gentle

countless or extremely large number

declare invalid or cancel

15. impertinent

study of diseases; medical condition

involve as necessary part

praise for achievement

rude or irrelevant

16. munificence

deep-seated bitterness or resentment

man-made object of historical or cultural interest

charitable generosity

to show involvement with crime

17. tedious

come together to form whole

peaceful, undisturbed, calm

reduce in quality, degrade or demean

boring; tiresome; monotonous

18. fetid

very careful and precise

intended to teach or instruct

having a foul smell

withdraw or take back statement

19. presumptuous

no longer existing or functioning

overconfident, bold beyond limits

immunize by vaccination

abundant; giving freely; lush

20. exacerbate

worsen or intensify

shock or amaze; make unable to think

something greatly detested

violate a law or boundary

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. plethora

2. infusion

3. immerse

4. aloof

5. harrowing

6. furtive

7. obdurate

8. consumption

9. presage

10. assess

11. prepossessing

12. fraught

13. encore

14. annul

15. impertinent

16. munificence

17. tedious

18. fetid

19. presumptuous

20. exacerbate

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. plethora

2. infusion

3. immerse

4. aloof

5. harrowing

6. furtive

7. obdurate

8. consumption

9. presage

10. assess

11. prepossessing

12. fraught

13. encore

14. annul

15. impertinent

16. munificence

17. tedious

18. fetid

19. presumptuous

20. exacerbate

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