Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. forsake

abandon or give up

give in return; respond similarly

to spread or multiply; reproduce

hasty; impulsive

2. scintillating

threats or force to coercively compel

brilliantly sparkling or exciting

perfect example or embodiment

fear or apprehension

3. solvent

able to pay debts; liquid dissolving other substances

loud and harsh in sound

expressing disapproval or negative tone

orders or prohibitions

4. serene

peaceful, untroubled, calm

a short trip or outing

imperfection or flaw

overconfident, bold beyond limits

5. forestall

persuade by flattery or coaxing

sly or secretive

call together for meeting

prevent or obstruct

6. compensate

reach or achieve a goal

engage in lively, drunken partying

make up for loss

merciful or tolerant

7. patent

speak ill of; belittle or defame

official right to invention; obvious

send off swiftly; promptness

self-denial or renunciation

8. presage

difficult to manage

charming; winning

to foretell or predict; omen

strong dislike or opposition

9. cosmopolitan

having frantic energy

scarcity or small amount of something

set or adjust precisely

worldly or globally sophisticated

10. conformist

temporary relief or delay of punishment

repeal or abolish a law

call together for meeting

person who follows rules

11. deplore

ability to understand others' feelings

origin of a word

feel or express strong disapproval

discourage from happening; prevent

12. adorn

deriving ideas from various sources

decorate or add beauty to

comfort in grief

captivate or fascinate

13. emaciated

summarize main points or facts

completes or enhances

extremely thin due to illness or lack of food

serving as a typical example

14. copious

lack of harmony among sounds

able to be heard

abundant or plentiful

emphasize or highlight

15. obscure

without definite shape or form

treat with love and care

sudden, successful action

difficult to see or understand

16. taciturn

escape secretly from custody

habitually silent or reserved in speech

emotionally touching or moving

officially cancel or withdraw

17. stupefy

shock or amaze; make unable to think

skillful or proficient at something

intended to teach or instruct

modest, reserved, or shy

18. revere

easily bent or flexible

causing distress; agonizing

regard with deep respect or admiration

pacify or soothe

19. quell

to suppress or put an end to

inactive but capable of becoming active

changing frequently

famous for bad reasons

20. ineffable

unspeakable; beyond description

evaluate or assess value

loud, energetic, and rowdy

overflowing with enthusiasm

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. forsake

2. scintillating

3. solvent

4. serene

5. forestall

6. compensate

7. patent

8. presage

9. cosmopolitan

10. conformist

11. deplore

12. adorn

13. emaciated

14. copious

15. obscure

16. taciturn

17. stupefy

18. revere

19. quell

20. ineffable

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. forsake

2. scintillating

3. solvent

4. serene

5. forestall

6. compensate

7. patent

8. presage

9. cosmopolitan

10. conformist

11. deplore

12. adorn

13. emaciated

14. copious

15. obscure

16. taciturn

17. stupefy

18. revere

19. quell

20. ineffable

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