Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. recalcitrant

stubbornly disobedient or uncooperative

give in return; respond similarly

bitterly harsh or biting

repeal or abolish a law

2. anesthesia

loss of sensation or consciousness

moral corruption or wickedness

immunize by vaccination

make better or improve

3. dour

highest point; peak

morally correct behavior or thinking

stern, harsh, or gloomy

lacking resources or possessions

4. goad

urge or provoke to action

lacking or deprived of something

fear or apprehension

lacking moral restraint

5. congeal

fearlessly daring or bold

gentle breeze

solidify or become gelatinous

easily shaped or changed

6. abort

terminate prematurely or fail

wandering without fixed home

dig out from the ground

say abruptly during conversation

7. inure

metaphorical rather than literal

damaging reputation; slanderous

accustom to hardship

honest and open communication

8. innovate

introduce new ideas or methods

a preference or tendency

meeting of members for discussion

clear from suspicion or blame

9. dissipate

truthfulness; accuracy

relating to letters

disperse or scatter; squander

sudden and disastrous failure or defeat

10. raucous

inborn; naturally existing

loud, harsh, and disorderly noise

courageous; fearless

having a stale or offensive smell

11. discomfit

quick and superficial

mix of different things

make uneasy or embarrassed

showing love or romantic feeling

12. dynamic

showing concern or care

energetic; constantly changing

quick and nimble

merciful or tolerant

13. divine

harmony or appropriateness

lack of basic necessities or comforts

overly submissive or obedient

perceive through intuition or insight

14. prosaic

dull, unimaginative, or commonplace

shock or amaze; make unable to think

gaudy or tastelessly bright

dig out from the ground

15. commodious

lacking liveliness or interest

favorable or auspicious

curse or slander

spacious or roomy

16. potentate

secondary or supporting

abundance or large quantity

concise and forcefully expressive

ruler or monarch with power

17. quaint

stern, harsh, or gloomy

lacking resources or possessions

absolutely necessary or urgent

charmingly old-fashioned or unusual

18. expunge

customs or moral standards

remove completely

harsh or bitter in tone

origin of a word

19. accretion

having or showing excessive interest in sex

abundant or plentiful

inspiring fear or respect

gradual accumulation or buildup

20. malevolent

violate or conflict with

highest point; peak

having harmful intentions

natural or habitual inclination

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. recalcitrant

2. anesthesia

3. dour

4. goad

5. congeal

6. abort

7. inure

8. innovate

9. dissipate

10. raucous

11. discomfit

12. dynamic

13. divine

14. prosaic

15. commodious

16. potentate

17. quaint

18. expunge

19. accretion

20. malevolent

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. recalcitrant

2. anesthesia

3. dour

4. goad

5. congeal

6. abort

7. inure

8. innovate

9. dissipate

10. raucous

11. discomfit

12. dynamic

13. divine

14. prosaic

15. commodious

16. potentate

17. quaint

18. expunge

19. accretion

20. malevolent

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