Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. exalt

make clear or clarify

praise highly

easily bent or flexible

very discouraged or dejected

2. intrepid

courageous; fearless

fulfill or complete

lengthy angry speech or criticism

peaceable or friendly

3. cosmopolitan

very small or tiny

filled or well-supplied with something

worldly or globally sophisticated

search for food or supplies

4. brusque

seeming or apparent

praise insistently to gain favor

diligent and ethical

abrupt or blunt in speech or manner

5. meticulous

using up or eating

intensely happy or overwhelmed

unchanging over time

very careful and precise

6. acerbic

impulsive or unpredictable

highly influential or original

cheat or defraud

harsh or bitter in tone

7. placid

peaceful, undisturbed, calm

waver between different opinions

having or showing fear or lack of confidence

secret cooperation for deceit

8. immutable

unchanging over time

stick to or follow closely

shoe repair artisan

exceptional skill or bravery

9. benign

highest point or peak

the sound of a bell, especially at tolling

light and delicate

harmless or gentle

10. incontrovertible

obesity or fatness

difficult to correct or reform

beyond doubt or dispute

very small or tiny

11. obdurate

persuade by flattery or coaxing

stubborn and unyielding

favorable or indicating good fortune

small remaining part; trace

12. exacerbate

worsen or intensify

scatter in different directions

having a revengeful nature

negligent or neglectful in duty

13. sedentary

person asking questions aggressively

hidden or concealed

primarily sitting or inactive

failing to take proper care

14. disrepute

press or squeeze together

soothing ointment or balm

loss of reputation or respect

stubborn and unyielding

15. relegate

assign to a lower rank or position

obligatory; currently holding office

lacking intelligence or sense

clear from suspicion or blame

16. indigent

having a revengeful nature

changing frequently

lacking necessities; poor

paying strict attention to detail

17. hackneyed

strong and resilient

lacking freshness; overused

to scold or complain bitterly

experienced through someone else

18. acute

dishonest or indirect in behavior

sharp or severe; perceptive

spoil or desecrate; make dirty or unclean

critically scold or condemn

19. ascribe

person involved in dialogue

wicked or criminal

shameless or impudent boldness

regard as belonging to a particular cause or origin

20. grandiose

impressive but superficial

public speech or address

curse or verbally attack

perceive through intuition or insight

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. exalt

2. intrepid

3. cosmopolitan

4. brusque

5. meticulous

6. acerbic

7. placid

8. immutable

9. benign

10. incontrovertible

11. obdurate

12. exacerbate

13. sedentary

14. disrepute

15. relegate

16. indigent

17. hackneyed

18. acute

19. ascribe

20. grandiose

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. exalt

2. intrepid

3. cosmopolitan

4. brusque

5. meticulous

6. acerbic

7. placid

8. immutable

9. benign

10. incontrovertible

11. obdurate

12. exacerbate

13. sedentary

14. disrepute

15. relegate

16. indigent

17. hackneyed

18. acute

19. ascribe

20. grandiose

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