Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. trenchant

keen; forceful; incisive

using very few words

tireless; persistent

spread widely or distribution

2. inquisitor

excessively sweet or sentimental

to carry out or execute

person asking questions aggressively

person involved in dialogue

3. discomfit

make uneasy or embarrassed

practical and realistic

stretch or expand outwards

deep-seated bitterness or resentment

4. amorous

hesitate or refuse to proceed

showing love or romantic feeling

make sacred or holy

find fault constantly

5. deprecate

impressive but superficial

express disapproval or regret

device for pairing animals; burden

fervently; passionately

6. edict

come together to form whole

official order or proclamation

native to a place

diligent and ethical

7. lithe

flexible and graceful

boring or ordinary

avoid or abstain from

using up or eating

8. calumny

express sharp disapproval or criticism

false statement to damage reputation

polish by rubbing

understood by few; mysterious or secret

9. analgesic

general agreement

wealthy or prosperous

pain-relieving medication

carried out with minimal effort

10. commodious

cautious judgment or tact

shy or lacking self-confidence

approach and address boldly

spacious or roomy

11. callous

short amusing or interesting story

lacking empathy or concern

statement seeming contradictory but true

deliver or commit to

12. linchpin

without emotion or response

central or most important element

limited within boundaries

light and delicate

13. juxtaposition

existing in name only

placing two things side by side

boisterous and loud

indecisive or wavering behavior

14. plenitude

act against or oppose

abundance or large quantity

stubborn and unyielding

boredom or dissatisfaction

15. forlorn

paying strict attention to detail

standards for judgment

short statement of a general truth

pitifully sad or abandoned

16. blight

plant disease or any cause of decay

negligent or neglectful in duty

very small or tiny

deliver or commit to

17. clamor

to foretell or predict; omen

loud, continuous noise

false or fake; not genuine

come together to form whole

18. zealous

causing distress; agonizing

spreading widely throughout

enthusiastically devoted

pleasing or appropriate

19. arbiter

secretive or stealthy

restore friendly relations after disagreement

person who makes judgments or settles disputes

person opposing authority or government

20. nefarious

device for pairing animals; burden

skillful, quick, and precise in movement

ecstatically happy or proud

wicked or criminal

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. trenchant

2. inquisitor

3. discomfit

4. amorous

5. deprecate

6. edict

7. lithe

8. calumny

9. analgesic

10. commodious

11. callous

12. linchpin

13. juxtaposition

14. plenitude

15. forlorn

16. blight

17. clamor

18. zealous

19. arbiter

20. nefarious

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. trenchant

2. inquisitor

3. discomfit

4. amorous

5. deprecate

6. edict

7. lithe

8. calumny

9. analgesic

10. commodious

11. callous

12. linchpin

13. juxtaposition

14. plenitude

15. forlorn

16. blight

17. clamor

18. zealous

19. arbiter

20. nefarious

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