Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. solipsistic

believing only oneself exists

unaffected by pain or emotion

vague or unclear

miserable, despicable, or wretched

2. circumscribed

person who makes judgments or settles disputes

overly sweet or sentimental

favorable or indicating good fortune

limited within boundaries

3. arable

relating to middle-class or capitalist values

unspeakable; beyond description

suitable for growing crops; farmland

harmless or gentle

4. enfranchise

give voting rights

farming or cultivation of land

publicly condemn or accuse

fluent or persuasive in speech

5. pragmatic

practical and realistic

bring about or accelerate a process

stubborn; uncompromising

overwhelm with abundance

6. legerdemain

skillful deception or magic

easily angered

understood only by a select few

small increase or addition

7. allay

loud, energetic, and rowdy

critically scold or condemn

diminish or put to rest

highly harmful or destructive

8. dissent

able to pay debts; liquid dissolving other substances

causing horror or disapproval

disagreement with authority or majority

official demand for goods or services

9. incendiary

record or narrative of events

promoting fire or conflict

deserving criticism or blame

greeting or expression of respect

10. propagate

mysterious or difficult to understand

to spread or multiply; reproduce

understood without being openly spoken

outdated or obsolete

11. relegate

assign to a lower rank or position

persuade someone not to do something

criticize sharply; scold

evaluate or estimate the value or importance

12. fractious

prone to cause trouble

mysterious or difficult to understand

regard as resulting from a specific cause

to recommend authoritatively

13. aloof

lying or false

call together for meeting

distant emotionally or physically

talkative excessively

14. revoke

officially cancel or withdraw

slander or defame

become less intense or widespread

annoy; irritate

15. salutation

idealistic but impractical

lacking firmness or stiffness

farming or cultivation of land

greeting or expression of respect

16. resolute

persuade someone not to do something

determined and unwavering

invent or make up

charm or enchant someone

17. exculpate

deliver or commit to

emphasize or highlight

clear from blame

reveal or make known publicly

18. sublime

press or squeeze together

of such excellence or beauty

regarded as sacred or inviolable

agree or give consent to

19. repudiate

considered good or trustworthy

brilliantly sparkling or exciting

increasing over time

refuse to accept; reject

20. pathology

art of designing dance movements

showing good judgment or sense

arranged in order of time

study of diseases; medical condition

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. solipsistic

2. circumscribed

3. arable

4. enfranchise

5. pragmatic

6. legerdemain

7. allay

8. dissent

9. incendiary

10. propagate

11. relegate

12. fractious

13. aloof

14. revoke

15. salutation

16. resolute

17. exculpate

18. sublime

19. repudiate

20. pathology

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. solipsistic

2. circumscribed

3. arable

4. enfranchise

5. pragmatic

6. legerdemain

7. allay

8. dissent

9. incendiary

10. propagate

11. relegate

12. fractious

13. aloof

14. revoke

15. salutation

16. resolute

17. exculpate

18. sublime

19. repudiate

20. pathology

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