Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. gregarious

outgoing and sociable in nature

practicing self-discipline and abstention

shoe repair artisan

intense enthusiasm or passion

2. luminous

emitting light

inborn; naturally existing

habitually practicing

insult or offend openly

3. defile

feeling of resentment or injustice

spoil or desecrate; make dirty or unclean

given freely; uncalled for

withdraw or take back statement

4. vituperate

strike repeatedly or meal consisting of several dishes

short amusing or interesting story

polish by rubbing

curse or verbally attack

5. cosmopolitan

mentally sharp and perceptive

spreading widely throughout

worldly or globally sophisticated

settling disputes through a neutral third party

6. refute

criticize or correct gently

prove false or incorrect through argument

sweet food or candy

relating to the earth or land

7. epitome

lively or filled with energy

perfect example of something

shy or reserved

difficult to manage

8. prescient

having knowledge of future events

repeal or abolish a law

able to pay debts; liquid dissolving other substances

charitable generosity

9. concede

introduce new ideas or methods

critically scold or condemn

admit as true or valid

extreme greed for wealth

10. nonchalant

casually calm and relaxed

determined by personal choice rather than reason

find fault constantly

shelter or protection from danger

11. yoke

device for pairing animals; burden

deliver or commit to

escape understanding or grasp; evade detection

find out or discover with certainty

12. intransigent

stubborn; uncompromising

unnecessary or excessive

a short trip or outing

regarded as sacred or inviolable

13. trenchant

lengthen by cutting off the end

loss of reputation or respect

persistently urge or encourage

keen; forceful; incisive

14. amalgamate

most noticeable or important

combine or unite into one

small remaining part; trace

overly submissive or obedient

15. judicious

reveal or make known publicly

enthusiastic approval or praise

impossible to satisfy

showing good judgment or sense

16. dynamic

showing respect or submission

energetic; constantly changing

to ban or prohibit officially

speak or write with great enthusiasm

17. turgid

act against or oppose

become less intense or widespread

swollen; inflated; pompous

formally renounce or reject

18. serendipity

false or fake; not genuine

rebuke or reprimand severely

fortunate accidental discovery

public meeting or discussion platform

19. quandary

different or diverse parts

state of uncertainty or doubt

making coarse or abusive comments

short amusing or interesting story

20. notorious

excessively sweet or sentimental

possessing supreme power or authority

famous for bad reasons

stubbornly disobedient or uncooperative

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. gregarious

2. luminous

3. defile

4. vituperate

5. cosmopolitan

6. refute

7. epitome

8. prescient

9. concede

10. nonchalant

11. yoke

12. intransigent

13. trenchant

14. amalgamate

15. judicious

16. dynamic

17. turgid

18. serendipity

19. quandary

20. notorious

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. gregarious

2. luminous

3. defile

4. vituperate

5. cosmopolitan

6. refute

7. epitome

8. prescient

9. concede

10. nonchalant

11. yoke

12. intransigent

13. trenchant

14. amalgamate

15. judicious

16. dynamic

17. turgid

18. serendipity

19. quandary

20. notorious

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