Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. rash

reckless or hasty decision or action

holding firm; stubbornly persistent

related to or resembling trees

horrible or wicked

2. mawkish

skillful, quick, and precise in movement

excessively sentimental

express strong disapproval

collection of literary works

3. aggrandize

outdated or obsolete

gaudy or tastelessly bright

increase in power or reputation

optimistic or hopeful

4. insipid

greed or desire for wealth

lacking flavor or interest

support or reinforce

causing distress; agonizing

5. indigenous

excessively sentimental

native to a place

easily bent or flexible

filled or well-supplied with something

6. exalt

associated in wrongdoing

appropriate and advantageous

outgoing and sociable in nature

praise highly

7. myriad

agree or give consent to

able to pay debts; liquid dissolving other substances

countless or extremely large number

fervently; passionately

8. repudiate

widespread fame or reputation

refuse to accept; reject

curse or slander

appease or reduce anger

9. rife

implore or beg earnestly

capable of being maintained or defended

full of, common, or widespread

understood by few; mysterious or secret

10. exigent

boundary or separation line

talkative excessively

great disaster or misfortune

urgent or pressing

11. appalling

grow or develop skill

causing delay; slow to act

causing horror or disapproval

harmless or gentle

12. obtuse

temporary relief or delay of punishment

lacking sharpness or quickness

terminate prematurely or fail

lack of agreement or consistency

13. rancid

enjoy greatly; pleasure or appreciation

state of moderation or seriousness

having a stale or offensive smell

cautious judgment or tact

14. servile

mock or ridicule contemptuously

boring; tiresome; monotonous

causing disagreement or division

overly submissive or obedient

15. travesty

appalling or inferior imitation

shy or reserved

relating to the brain or intellect

lacking necessities; poor

16. bereft

make easier or less severe

speak ill of; belittle or defame

talkative excessively

lacking or deprived of something

17. ostentatious

intended to attract attention

showing good judgment or sense

natural tendency or inclination

having a revengeful nature

18. renovate

rebuke or reprimand severely

burning or ignition

habitually silent or reserved in speech

restore to good condition or appearance

19. diaphanous

lively or filled with energy

sudden, impatient irritation

decrease in size or intensity

lightweight, semi-transparent fabric

20. intransigent

feeling of worry or unease

ability to understand others' feelings

a preference or tendency

stubborn; uncompromising

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. rash

2. mawkish

3. aggrandize

4. insipid

5. indigenous

6. exalt

7. myriad

8. repudiate

9. rife

10. exigent

11. appalling

12. obtuse

13. rancid

14. servile

15. travesty

16. bereft

17. ostentatious

18. renovate

19. diaphanous

20. intransigent

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. rash

2. mawkish

3. aggrandize

4. insipid

5. indigenous

6. exalt

7. myriad

8. repudiate

9. rife

10. exigent

11. appalling

12. obtuse

13. rancid

14. servile

15. travesty

16. bereft

17. ostentatious

18. renovate

19. diaphanous

20. intransigent

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