Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. insipid

clot or become solid

lacking flavor or interest

lacking in quantity or quality

difficult to manage

2. complement

reckless or hasty decision or action

completes or enhances

different or diverse parts

pompous or overblown in speech

3. adumbrate

unaffected by pain or emotion

outline or foreshadow vaguely

curse or slander

extremely hot or scorching

4. vigilant

lying or false

alert; watchful

loss of reputation or respect

restrain or chain

5. approbation

based on mistaken reasoning

secretly cooperate in wrongdoing

extremely dry or lacking moisture

enjoyment or praise; approval or commendation

6. cordial

erase or wipe out; make less visible

gradual decline or wasting away

feeling or expressing great happiness

sincerely friendly

7. coerce

abundance or large quantity

skillful or proficient at something

force into action

pleasing or appropriate

8. clairvoyant

worldly or globally sophisticated

generous and forgiving

seer with future insight

gradual decline or wasting away

9. collusion

urge or provoke to action

violate or conflict with

secret cooperation for deceit

assist or encourage wrongdoing

10. elude

diverging from the main point; peripheral

approach and address boldly

very discouraged or dejected

escape understanding or grasp; evade detection

11. transgress

violate a law or boundary

bitterly harsh or biting

unnamed or unidentified

secretly cooperate in wrongdoing

12. pathos

change or variation in circumstances

appeal to emotion; emotional quality

spreading widely throughout

no longer existing or functioning

13. prescient

split apart or cling to

full of, common, or widespread

praise highly

having knowledge of future events

14. revoke

give voting rights

liking or preference for something

officially cancel or withdraw

fortunate accidental discovery

15. cultivate

plant disease or any cause of decay

grow or develop skill

excessively or ingratiatingly flattering

regard as resulting from a specific cause

16. oration

appropriate and advantageous

desire earnestly or to achieve something

metaphorical rather than literal

public speech or address

17. canny

ecstatically happy or proud

open to influence or cooperation

short statement of a general truth

shrewd and clever

18. transmute

mock or ridicule contemptuously

sentimental to excessive degree

more important than anything else

change in form or nature

19. interject

weaken physically or mentally

overconfident, bold beyond limits

able to recover quickly

say abruptly during conversation

20. extricate

stubborn; uncompromising

easily bent or flexible

unwilling to give or spend money

free from difficulty or entanglement

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. insipid

2. complement

3. adumbrate

4. vigilant

5. approbation

6. cordial

7. coerce

8. clairvoyant

9. collusion

10. elude

11. transgress

12. pathos

13. prescient

14. revoke

15. cultivate

16. oration

17. canny

18. transmute

19. interject

20. extricate

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. insipid

2. complement

3. adumbrate

4. vigilant

5. approbation

6. cordial

7. coerce

8. clairvoyant

9. collusion

10. elude

11. transgress

12. pathos

13. prescient

14. revoke

15. cultivate

16. oration

17. canny

18. transmute

19. interject

20. extricate

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