Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. sensuous

excessive talking around a point

truthfulness; accuracy

self-denial or renunciation

pleasing to senses or mind

2. indomitable

cannot be defeated

skillful deception or magic

lacking energy or vitality

excessively generous or elaborate

3. nebulous

an excessive amount of something

warn or reprimand firmly

vague or unclear

restrain or chain

4. clamor

green; lush with vegetation

clot or become solid

peaceful or calming

loud, continuous noise

5. infusion

to ban or prohibit officially

direct opposite or contrast

happening at same time

gradual introduction; soaking

6. convention

pompous or pretentious speech

gradual decline or wasting away

reveal or make known publicly

standard practice or meeting

7. decry

publicly denounce or criticize

relating to the brain or intellect

increase in power or reputation

highest point; peak

8. archetypal

anger at injustice

reveal or make known publicly

impressive but superficial

serving as a typical example

9. tenuous

voluntarily refrain from something

existing in name only

comparable or similar in some way

weak; fragile; insubstantial

10. reputable

considered good or trustworthy

having shame or disgrace

criticize sharply; scold

publicly condemn or accuse

11. odious

patience and restraint

horrible or detestable

skilled in deception

polish by rubbing

12. forum

to suppress or put an end to

public meeting or discussion platform

expressing disapproval or negative tone

violent whirlpool or chaos

13. sacrosanct

making unclear or unintelligible

completes or enhances

indecisive or wavering behavior

regarded as sacred or inviolable

14. raucous

proper, tasteful, and polite behavior

appearing everywhere

loud, harsh, and disorderly noise

forbidden by law or rules

15. capitulate

feeling or expressing great happiness

reduce or cut short

surrender or give in

make easier or less severe

16. haughty

overbearing; commanding

showing arrogance; proud

difficult situation or entrapment

absolve from blame

17. inchoate

undeveloped; beginning stage

overconfident but immature

settling disputes through a neutral third party

unemotional, impassive

18. fervent

passionate or enthusiastic

threats or force to coercively compel

scarcity or small amount of something

general dominance or leadership

19. edict

complaining or irritable

cheerful readiness or promptness

plunge into or involve deeply

official order or proclamation

20. interject

perceive or recognize clearly

say abruptly during conversation

daily; commonplace or ordinary

worldly or globally sophisticated

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. sensuous

2. indomitable

3. nebulous

4. clamor

5. infusion

6. convention

7. decry

8. archetypal

9. tenuous

10. reputable

11. odious

12. forum

13. sacrosanct

14. raucous

15. capitulate

16. haughty

17. inchoate

18. fervent

19. edict

20. interject

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. sensuous

2. indomitable

3. nebulous

4. clamor

5. infusion

6. convention

7. decry

8. archetypal

9. tenuous

10. reputable

11. odious

12. forum

13. sacrosanct

14. raucous

15. capitulate

16. haughty

17. inchoate

18. fervent

19. edict

20. interject

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