Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. carouse

pleasing to senses or mind

determined by personal choice rather than reason

engage in lively, drunken partying

hold interest or attract strongly

2. felicitous

profession or occupation

shy or lacking self-confidence

skillful, quick, and precise in movement

pleasing or appropriate

3. acerbic

move back and forth

additional performance at end of show

still in existence

harsh or bitter in tone

4. defile

unwilling to give or spend money

complaining or irritable

ability to understand others' feelings

spoil or desecrate; make dirty or unclean

5. camaraderie

set or adjust precisely

to scold or complain bitterly

stick to or follow closely

friendly good feeling among companions

6. anonymous

isolated; narrow-minded

lacking sharpness or quickness

unnamed or unidentified

regard with disgust or hatred

7. rectitude

shy or reserved

mentally sharp and perceptive

morally correct behavior or thinking

poet or singer, especially of epic poetry

8. alacrity

cheerful readiness or promptness

engage in lively, drunken partying

distribute for a specific purpose

disrespectful of sacred things

9. façade

split apart or cling to

complex or twisted

face of a building or false appearance

doubts existence of god

10. acquiesce

lacking necessities; poor

stubborn and unyielding

accept reluctantly without protest

insult or damaging remark

11. entail

involve as necessary part

shy or reserved

overly submissive or obedient

official order or command

12. clergy

naive belief or trust

eager to fight or argue

religious leaders

showing love or romantic feeling

13. adumbrate

anger at injustice

outline or foreshadow vaguely

restless or difficult to control

placing two things side by side

14. modicum

small amount or limited quantity

edit to remove inappropriate parts

statement seeming contradictory but true

of uncertain authenticity

15. proclivity

drive back or reject strongly

regional language or speech pattern

associated in wrongdoing

natural or habitual inclination

16. ostensible

a person involved in a lawsuit

seeming or apparent

regard with deep respect

pitifully sad or abandoned

17. dissonance

active at night

formal rejection or abandonment

lack of harmony among sounds

doubtful or uncertain

18. enervate

inborn; naturally existing

carried out with minimal effort

insincerely pious or moralistic

weaken physically or mentally

19. coerce

mercy or leniency

harmeless; not offensive

force into action

excessively high or unreasonable

20. integral

intense dislike or contempt for

obesity or fatness

necessary; essential

easily shaped or changed

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. carouse

2. felicitous

3. acerbic

4. defile

5. camaraderie

6. anonymous

7. rectitude

8. alacrity

9. façade

10. acquiesce

11. entail

12. clergy

13. adumbrate

14. modicum

15. proclivity

16. ostensible

17. dissonance

18. enervate

19. coerce

20. integral

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. carouse

2. felicitous

3. acerbic

4. defile

5. camaraderie

6. anonymous

7. rectitude

8. alacrity

9. façade

10. acquiesce

11. entail

12. clergy

13. adumbrate

14. modicum

15. proclivity

16. ostensible

17. dissonance

18. enervate

19. coerce

20. integral

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