Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. agriculture

relating to physical pleasure or senses

matching in size or amount

farming or cultivation of land

to rob or plunder violently

2. advocate

support or recommend publicly

countless or extremely large number

feel or express strong disapproval

newly converted or beginner

3. rife

full of, common, or widespread

implied; understood without being stated

false statement to damage reputation

easy to reach or understand

4. tractable

easy to manage or influence

desire strongly

suitable for growing crops; farmland

capable of being dissolved

5. irrevocable

pitifully sad or abandoned

unable to be changed or reversed

lack of agreement or consistency

outline or foreshadow vaguely

6. coerce

requiring strong effort or energy

remove completely

force into action

impossible to disentangle

7. quotidian

daily; commonplace or ordinary

given freely; uncalled for

boisterous and loud

gradual accumulation or buildup

8. desolate

deserted; feeling or showing misery

hidden or concealed

expose falseness or exaggerated claims

increasing over time

9. reciprocate

give in return; respond similarly

publicly denounce or criticize

total destruction or ruin

set apart as holy or sacred

10. derivative

exceptional skill or bravery

showing concern or care

unoriginal; copied or imitative

argument against a belief or opinion

11. corrosive

existing, happening in the air

eroding or causing damage

concerned with helping others

sympathy for loss

12. gratuitous

respected due to age or wisdom

soothing or softening agent

given freely; uncalled for

lower in dignity or status; humiliate

13. obsequious

excessively eager to please

contemptuously disregard

belittle or speak disrespectfully of

violent whirlpool or chaos

14. benevolent

wishing good for others; kind

germ-killing or sterilizing agent

transparent; clear and easy to understand

total destruction or ruin

15. deleterious

transparent; clear and easy to understand

filled with or marked by

desire strongly

causing harm or damage

16. bequeath

leave property by will

mercy or leniency

loss of reputation or respect

thoroughly dried out; lacking vitality

17. rancor

regarded as sacred or inviolable

large destructive fire

loss of sensation or consciousness

deep-seated bitterness or resentment

18. paradigm

beneficial or helpful blessing

incompatible; harsh or jarring

excessively sweet or sentimental

typical example or model

19. conflagration

agreeable and friendly

person who follows rules

large destructive fire

capable of being dissolved

20. fabricate

false or fake; not genuine

invent or make up

feeling of worry or unease

change in form or nature

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. agriculture

2. advocate

3. rife

4. tractable

5. irrevocable

6. coerce

7. quotidian

8. desolate

9. reciprocate

10. derivative

11. corrosive

12. gratuitous

13. obsequious

14. benevolent

15. deleterious

16. bequeath

17. rancor

18. paradigm

19. conflagration

20. fabricate

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. agriculture

2. advocate

3. rife

4. tractable

5. irrevocable

6. coerce

7. quotidian

8. desolate

9. reciprocate

10. derivative

11. corrosive

12. gratuitous

13. obsequious

14. benevolent

15. deleterious

16. bequeath

17. rancor

18. paradigm

19. conflagration

20. fabricate

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