Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. refurbish

to ban or prohibit officially

easily taught or managed; submissive

courageous; fearless

renovate or brighten up a space or item

2. dormant

edit to remove inappropriate parts

inactive but capable of becoming active

mock or ridicule contemptuously

substance made of two or more parts

3. plenitude

false display or claim; or acting

abundance or large quantity

wandering without fixed home

restore friendly relations after disagreement

4. polemic

intended to teach or instruct

organized list or collection

statement seeming contradictory but true

argument against a belief or opinion

5. dearth

make up for loss

lack of something; scarcity or shortage

wave or ripple in motion

persuading forcibly

6. accentuate

emphasize or highlight

common remark; banal statement

force into action

official demand for goods or services

7. clamor

green; lush with vegetation

obesity or fatness

loud, continuous noise

faithfulness or loyalty

8. meager

lacking in quantity or quality

song or poem lamenting the dead

patience and restraint

restore to good condition or appearance

9. denigrate

speak ill of; belittle or defame

criticize or correct gently

causing disagreement or division

say abruptly during conversation

10. dissipate

small or inadequate amount of money

treacherous or unfaithful

disperse or scatter; squander

repeal or abolish a law

11. enmity

find fault constantly

stern, harsh, or gloomy

skilled in deception

deep-seated hatred

12. etymology

express disapproval or regret

using up or eating

very old or outdated

origin of a word

13. abase

previous or coming before

ability to understand others' feelings

small remaining part; trace

humiliate or degrade someone

14. prosaic

typical example or model

dull, unimaginative, or commonplace

lacking empathy or concern

intended to teach or instruct

15. insatiable

impossible to satisfy

greeting or expression of respect

gradual introduction; soaking

charitable generosity

16. injunction

give voting rights

think deeply or meditate

orders or prohibitions

immoral or wicked act

17. serendipity

fortunate accidental discovery

bring about or accelerate a process

become less intense or widespread

declare invalid or cancel

18. serene

praiseworthy

regard with disgust or hatred

deriving ideas from various sources

peaceful, untroubled, calm

19. apocryphal

courageous; fearless

of uncertain authenticity

intense enthusiasm or passion

distant emotionally or physically

20. pernicious

sincerely friendly

indecisive or wavering behavior

highly harmful or destructive

belonging to the earliest times

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. refurbish

2. dormant

3. plenitude

4. polemic

5. dearth

6. accentuate

7. clamor

8. meager

9. denigrate

10. dissipate

11. enmity

12. etymology

13. abase

14. prosaic

15. insatiable

16. injunction

17. serendipity

18. serene

19. apocryphal

20. pernicious

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. refurbish

2. dormant

3. plenitude

4. polemic

5. dearth

6. accentuate

7. clamor

8. meager

9. denigrate

10. dissipate

11. enmity

12. etymology

13. abase

14. prosaic

15. insatiable

16. injunction

17. serendipity

18. serene

19. apocryphal

20. pernicious

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