Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. duplicity

serious, respectable, and unemotional

double-dealing or dishonesty

gradual accumulation or buildup

excessively sweet or sentimental

2. resilient

able to recover quickly

practical and functional

very old or outdated

keen; forceful; incisive

3. ostensible

person asking questions aggressively

seeming or apparent

contemptuously disregard

having extensive knowledge

4. equanimity

requiring strong effort or energy

mental calmness and composure

reading carefully or thoroughly

skillful and resourceful

5. docile

warn or reprimand firmly

easily taught or managed; submissive

indirect or slanting

lacking originality; boring

6. pellucid

having extensive knowledge

causing delay; slow to act

calming or appeasing

transparent; clear and easy to understand

7. paragon

perfect example or embodiment

restrict or compel

expose falseness or exaggerated claims

feel or express strong disapproval

8. disavow

difficult to correct or reform

crowning or official ceremony

deny any responsibility or support

diligent and ethical

9. deliberate

expose falseness or exaggerated claims

childish or silly

unaffected by pain or emotion

done intentionally; carefully considered

10. vindictive

shameless or impudent boldness

evaluate or estimate the value or importance

having a revengeful nature

mysterious or difficult to understand

11. stupefy

excessive talking around a point

shock or amaze; make unable to think

appease or reduce anger

exceptional skill or bravery

12. amiable

very discouraged or dejected

longing or nostalgic

friendly and good-natured

to spread or multiply; reproduce

13. potable

small or inadequate amount of money

drinkable; suitable for drinking

encourage growth or development

signaling system with lights or sounds

14. sagacity

wisdom and good judgment

advocate of individual freedom

based on hypothesis; theoretical

offensive or harmful

15. etymology

refusing to change mind

to confuse or puzzle someone

origin of a word

outline or foreshadow vaguely

16. unctuous

lacking resources or possessions

excessively or ingratiatingly flattering

make uneasy or embarrassed

strike repeatedly or meal consisting of several dishes

17. desiccated

unaffected by pain or emotion

component or part

thoroughly dried out; lacking vitality

lack of something; scarcity or shortage

18. repudiate

paying strict attention to detail

express disapproval or disappointment

refuse to accept; reject

confuse or frustrate

19. morose

scold or rebuke

unchanging over time

enjoy greatly; pleasure or appreciation

sullen or gloomy

20. extraneous

perceive through intuition or insight

irrelevant or unrelated

insult or offend openly

worshiping idols excessively

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. duplicity

2. resilient

3. ostensible

4. equanimity

5. docile

6. pellucid

7. paragon

8. disavow

9. deliberate

10. vindictive

11. stupefy

12. amiable

13. potable

14. sagacity

15. etymology

16. unctuous

17. desiccated

18. repudiate

19. morose

20. extraneous

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. duplicity

2. resilient

3. ostensible

4. equanimity

5. docile

6. pellucid

7. paragon

8. disavow

9. deliberate

10. vindictive

11. stupefy

12. amiable

13. potable

14. sagacity

15. etymology

16. unctuous

17. desiccated

18. repudiate

19. morose

20. extraneous

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