Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. presage

to foretell or predict; omen

indecisive or wavering behavior

shorten or condense text

unable to be changed or reversed

2. phlegmatic

calm and unemotional

urgent or pressing

hesitate or refuse to proceed

take or claim without permission

3. dogmatic

sleepy or drowsy

having extensive knowledge

hasty; impulsive

inclined to lay down principles as incontrovertible

4. connive

secretly cooperate in wrongdoing

official order or command

involve as necessary part

bring about or accelerate a process

5. aggrandize

increase in power or reputation

harmeless; not offensive

crying out loudly; boisterous

spread out or scattered; wordy

6. disrepute

loss of reputation or respect

unable to speak clearly

cheat or defraud

rambling; covering many topics

7. irrevocable

worshiping idols excessively

unable to be changed or reversed

bruise or hematoma

fundamentally different or diverse

8. vivacious

stern, harsh, or gloomy

sincerely friendly

lively and spirited

absolve from blame

9. proscribe

requiring strong effort or energy

having many curves or turns

to ban or prohibit officially

deliver or commit to

10. clamor

extremely thin due to illness or lack of food

loud, continuous noise

diverging from the main point; peripheral

indulge excessively in pleasures; corrupt

11. attain

lower in dignity or status; humiliate

reach or achieve a goal

unable to be taken or broken into

overflowing with enthusiasm

12. dormant

shelter or protection from danger

restrain or chain

inactive but capable of becoming active

harmonious relationship or connection

13. agile

relating to middle-class or capitalist values

concerning beauty or art

bubbly, lively, or spirited

quick and nimble

14. meager

obedient, submissive

lacking in quantity or quality

weak; fragile; insubstantial

imperfection or flaw

15. pittance

noisy argument or fight

flexible and graceful

small or inadequate amount of money

hostile or unfavorable

16. adulation

public meeting or discussion platform

easily bent or flexible

hostile or unfavorable

excessive or insincere praise

17. juxtaposition

winding or twisting; complicated

self-satisfaction weakness

placing two things side by side

offensive or harmful

18. discretion

undeveloped; beginning stage

prone to cause trouble

brilliantly sparkling or exciting

cautious judgment or tact

19. litigant

spacious or roomy

publicly condemn or accuse

a person involved in a lawsuit

showing concern or care

20. nocturnal

intended to teach or instruct

outgoing and sociable in nature

correct or revise a text

active at night

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. presage

2. phlegmatic

3. dogmatic

4. connive

5. aggrandize

6. disrepute

7. irrevocable

8. vivacious

9. proscribe

10. clamor

11. attain

12. dormant

13. agile

14. meager

15. pittance

16. adulation

17. juxtaposition

18. discretion

19. litigant

20. nocturnal

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. presage

2. phlegmatic

3. dogmatic

4. connive

5. aggrandize

6. disrepute

7. irrevocable

8. vivacious

9. proscribe

10. clamor

11. attain

12. dormant

13. agile

14. meager

15. pittance

16. adulation

17. juxtaposition

18. discretion

19. litigant

20. nocturnal

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