Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. sensual

peaceful or calming

relating to physical pleasure or senses

short statement of a general truth

severe or strict in manner or appearance

2. philanthropic

overbearing; commanding

diligent and persistent in effort

concerned with helping others

cannot be defeated

3. petulance

sudden, impatient irritation

persuade by flattery or coaxing

person asking questions aggressively

make uneasy or embarrassed

4. inane

showing good judgment or sense

lacking meaning; silly

predictably changeable

feel or express strong disapproval

5. transgress

shockingly noticeable or obvious

violate a law or boundary

clear and direct; sharply focused

absolve from blame

6. harangue

based on hypothesis; theoretical

without emotion or response

long, critical speech or scolding

mercy or leniency

7. reservoir

different or diverse parts

praiseworthy

inspiring fear or respect

large natural or artificial lake

8. depravity

lacking originality; boring

seer with future insight

moral corruption or wickedness

happening at same time

9. tedious

waver between different opinions

longing or nostalgic

boring; tiresome; monotonous

say abruptly during conversation

10. corroborate

endless; having no limit

unable to be changed or reversed

confirm or support with evidence

lacking intelligence or sense

11. repulse

drive back or reject strongly

threats or force to coercively compel

sincerely friendly

declare invalid or cancel

12. indigenous

native to a place

harmony or agreement

emotionally touching or moving

dishonest or indirect in behavior

13. promulgate

create or invent in imagination

to officially announce or publish

comparable or similar in some way

evident or obvious

14. travesty

pale or lacking color; dull

appalling or inferior imitation

friendly and easy to talk to

unwilling to give or spend money

15. amenity

second to last in sequence

outline or foreshadow vaguely

pleasant or comfortable feature

lacking energy or alertness

16. trite

often repeated; unoriginal

spoil or desecrate; make dirty or unclean

diverse; multicolored

reckless or hasty decision or action

17. preclude

public speech or address

refusing to change mind

publicly condemn or accuse

to prevent or make impossible

18. hegemony

general dominance or leadership

difficult to see or understand

take or claim without permission

filled or well-supplied with something

19. abdicate

tolerate or stay; follow rules

reduce or cut short

give up power voluntarily

noisy argument or fight

20. fortuitous

happening by luck

suitable or fitting for a specific purpose

strong liking or preference

unable to speak clearly

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. sensual

2. philanthropic

3. petulance

4. inane

5. transgress

6. harangue

7. reservoir

8. depravity

9. tedious

10. corroborate

11. repulse

12. indigenous

13. promulgate

14. travesty

15. amenity

16. trite

17. preclude

18. hegemony

19. abdicate

20. fortuitous

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. sensual

2. philanthropic

3. petulance

4. inane

5. transgress

6. harangue

7. reservoir

8. depravity

9. tedious

10. corroborate

11. repulse

12. indigenous

13. promulgate

14. travesty

15. amenity

16. trite

17. preclude

18. hegemony

19. abdicate

20. fortuitous

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