Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. gluttony

refuse to accept; reject

longing or nostalgic

habit of overeating

causing disagreement or division

2. novice

beginner or inexperienced person

mock or ridicule contemptuously

courageous; fearless

lacking or deprived of something

3. irascible

easily angered

worshiping idols excessively

inclined to lay down principles as incontrovertible

highest point or peak

4. abridge

appropriateness or decorum

study of diseases; medical condition

miserable, despicable, or wretched

shorten or condense text

5. blight

concise and forcefully expressive

pleasing to senses or mind

plant disease or any cause of decay

horrible or detestable

6. propagate

to spread or multiply; reproduce

to make less severe or painful

person opposing authority or government

great disaster or misfortune

7. torpid

causing shock or horror

unhappy with authority or system

strong and resilient

lacking energy or alertness

8. evanescent

soon fading or disappearing

emotionally touching or moving

spoil surface of something; vandalize

difficult to correct or reform

9. nonchalant

person involved in dialogue

pretending to hold beliefs not held

casually calm and relaxed

extreme reluctance to spend money

10. prepossessing

attractive or appealing

having shame or disgrace

speak ill of; belittle or defame

to soothe or calm someone

11. impudent

critically scold or condemn

shock or amaze; make unable to think

miserable, despicable, or wretched

rude or disrespectful

12. accretion

gradual accumulation or buildup

irritate intensely

wealthy or prosperous

many and various

13. liability

legal responsibility or debt

countless or extremely large number

central or most important element

lengthen by cutting off the end

14. vacuous

generous bestowal of gifts

lacking intelligence or ideas

lacking necessities; poor

excessively high or unreasonable

15. cumulative

rudely brief

bitterly harsh or biting

increasing over time

boring; tiresome; monotonous

16. acquiesce

highly harmful or destructive

accept reluctantly without protest

bruise or hematoma

discourage from happening; prevent

17. cherish

express emotion

scarcity or small amount of something

treat with love and care

religious leaders

18. atrophy

gradual decline or wasting away

causing harm or damage

mix of different things

overflowing with enthusiasm

19. conciliatory

change in form or nature

calming or appeasing

absolve from blame

to scold or complain bitterly

20. promulgate

to officially announce or publish

primarily sitting or inactive

eroding or causing damage

offense or annoyance

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. gluttony

2. novice

3. irascible

4. abridge

5. blight

6. propagate

7. torpid

8. evanescent

9. nonchalant

10. prepossessing

11. impudent

12. accretion

13. liability

14. vacuous

15. cumulative

16. acquiesce

17. cherish

18. atrophy

19. conciliatory

20. promulgate

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. gluttony

2. novice

3. irascible

4. abridge

5. blight

6. propagate

7. torpid

8. evanescent

9. nonchalant

10. prepossessing

11. impudent

12. accretion

13. liability

14. vacuous

15. cumulative

16. acquiesce

17. cherish

18. atrophy

19. conciliatory

20. promulgate

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