Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. temperance

express sharp disapproval or criticism

evident or obvious

complex or twisted

self-restraint or moderation, especially in indulgence

2. renunciation

capable of being dissolved

formal rejection or abandonment

feel or express strong disapproval

friendly good feeling among companions

3. construe

feeling remorseful

interpret or understand

large scholarly book

emitting light

4. inchoate

undeveloped; beginning stage

hesitate or refuse to proceed

truthfulness; accuracy

gutsy or reckless boldness

5. platitude

fearlessly daring or bold

set or adjust precisely

common remark; banal statement

without definite shape or form

6. paucity

intense enthusiasm or passion

wisdom and good judgment

abandoned or neglectful; homeless person

scarcity or small amount of something

7. dispel

drive away or scatter; make vanish

give in return; respond similarly

having extensive knowledge

sincerely friendly

8. euphoric

person who flatters for advantage

increase in power or reputation

feeling intense happiness

able to hold much; spacious

9. rancid

having a stale or offensive smell

peaceful, untroubled, calm

a person involved in a lawsuit

leave property by will

10. augment

understand or arrest someone

hostile or unfavorable

violate a law or boundary

increase or make larger

11. privation

lively and full of energy; bold

direct opposite or contrast

lack of basic necessities or comforts

take someone away by force

12. excavate

dig out from the ground

deny any responsibility or support

irritate intensely

difficult situation or swamp

13. divulge

helpful or obliging

reveal secrets or private information

favorable or indicating good fortune

split apart or cling to

14. veneer

give up power voluntarily

shining brilliantly; splendid

thin decorative covering

appalling or inferior imitation

15. congeal

winding or twisting; complicated

repeal or abolish a law

spoil surface of something; vandalize

solidify or become gelatinous

16. aversion

strong dislike or opposition

restrict or compel

having a revengeful nature

shriveled with age

17. catalog

to recommend authoritatively

organized list or collection

grow or develop skill

failing to take proper care

18. coagulate

poet or singer, especially of epic poetry

set apart as holy or sacred

clot or become solid

daily; commonplace or ordinary

19. hypocrisy

pretending to hold beliefs not held

criticize sharply; scold

showing concern or care

approach and address boldly

20. implacable

natural or habitual inclination

unable to be appeased

cuts or tears in skin or flesh

express disapproval or disappointment

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. temperance

2. renunciation

3. construe

4. inchoate

5. platitude

6. paucity

7. dispel

8. euphoric

9. rancid

10. augment

11. privation

12. excavate

13. divulge

14. veneer

15. congeal

16. aversion

17. catalog

18. coagulate

19. hypocrisy

20. implacable

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. temperance

2. renunciation

3. construe

4. inchoate

5. platitude

6. paucity

7. dispel

8. euphoric

9. rancid

10. augment

11. privation

12. excavate

13. divulge

14. veneer

15. congeal

16. aversion

17. catalog

18. coagulate

19. hypocrisy

20. implacable

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