Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. pulchritude

unoriginal; copied or imitative

drinkable; suitable for drinking

doubts existence of god

physical beauty

2. adverse

hold interest or attract strongly

hostile or unfavorable

express disapproval or disappointment

sudden, successful action

3. transmute

change in form or nature

summarize main points or facts

invent or make up

signaling system with lights or sounds

4. hypocrisy

evaluate or estimate the value or importance

pretending to hold beliefs not held

shockingly noticeable or obvious

support or recommend publicly

5. conflagration

find out or discover with certainty

large destructive fire

urge or provoke to action

easy to reach or understand

6. dissent

disagreement with authority or majority

standards for judgment

show great joy or triumph

total destruction or ruin

7. deprecate

claim or assert without proof

act against or oppose

no longer existing or functioning

express disapproval or regret

8. perfidious

shriveled with age

boring or ordinary

treacherous or unfaithful

mix of different things

9. demarcation

integrity and uprightness

boundary or separation line

regard as resulting from a specific cause

damaging reputation; slanderous

10. annex

hidden or concealed

clever trick or deception

theft or stealing

add or incorporate territory

11. iconoclast

dull, unimaginative, or commonplace

curse or slander

device that produces electricity; assault

critic of traditions or beliefs

12. dissuade

impulsive or unpredictable

limited within boundaries

persuade someone not to do something

pleasant or comfortable feature

13. coup

sudden, successful action

narrative song or poem

exceptional skill or bravery

express sharp disapproval or criticism

14. augment

signaling system with lights or sounds

lacking intelligence or sense

cheerful readiness or promptness

increase or make larger

15. lurid

meddlesome or interfering

beneficial or helpful blessing

to officially announce or publish

causing shock or horror

16. deliberate

pompous or overblown in speech

lazy; avoidant of activity

cheerful readiness or promptness

done intentionally; carefully considered

17. fetter

intended to teach or instruct

more important than anything else

restrain or chain

self-denial or renunciation

18. meager

standards for judgment

mental calmness and composure

lacking in quantity or quality

overconfident, bold beyond limits

19. incessant

worldly or globally sophisticated

rude or irrelevant

overbearing; commanding

continuous; never stopping

20. judicious

say abruptly during conversation

critic of traditions or beliefs

extreme greed for wealth

showing good judgment or sense

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. pulchritude

2. adverse

3. transmute

4. hypocrisy

5. conflagration

6. dissent

7. deprecate

8. perfidious

9. demarcation

10. annex

11. iconoclast

12. dissuade

13. coup

14. augment

15. lurid

16. deliberate

17. fetter

18. meager

19. incessant

20. judicious

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. pulchritude

2. adverse

3. transmute

4. hypocrisy

5. conflagration

6. dissent

7. deprecate

8. perfidious

9. demarcation

10. annex

11. iconoclast

12. dissuade

13. coup

14. augment

15. lurid

16. deliberate

17. fetter

18. meager

19. incessant

20. judicious

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