Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. noisome

ready to obey or surrender

absolutely necessary or urgent

offensive or harmful

shy or lacking self-confidence

2. lurid

causing shock or horror

based on mistaken reasoning

skillful and resourceful

profession or occupation

3. elucidate

reveal or make known publicly

sudden, successful action

make clear or clarify

appease or reduce anger

4. innate

emitting light

inborn; naturally existing

reveal or make known publicly

encourage growth or development

5. respite

short period of rest or relief

showing good judgment or sense

morally correct behavior or thinking

component or part

6. caucus

meeting of members for discussion

inborn; naturally existing

obesity or fatness

appalling or inferior imitation

7. inimical

increase or make larger

make a violent attack or criticize strongly

hostile or harmful

criticize sharply; scold

8. indignation

anger at injustice

accustom to hardship

call together for meeting

having mixed feelings

9. salutation

set apart as holy or sacred

greeting or expression of respect

a preference or tendency

boring; tiresome; monotonous

10. carouse

average or within limits

engage in lively, drunken partying

reveal secrets or private information

capable of being dissolved

11. demarcation

satisfy fully or to excess

escape understanding or grasp; evade detection

boundary or separation line

predictably changeable

12. duress

abundant or plentiful

evident or obvious

threats or force to coercively compel

doubts existence of god

13. refurbish

indulge excessively in pleasures; corrupt

renovate or brighten up a space or item

find out or discover with certainty

confirm or support with evidence

14. vicissitude

change or variation in circumstances

restless or difficult to control

worshiping idols excessively

erase or wipe out; make less visible

15. plethora

cuts or tears in skin or flesh

polish by rubbing

excessive amount of something

mournful song for the dead

16. mundane

boring or ordinary

overflowing with enthusiasm

person who makes judgments or settles disputes

cuts or tears in skin or flesh

17. largess

a sign of future events; warning

generous bestowal of gifts

threats or force to coercively compel

draw out or evoke response

18. discern

perceive or recognize clearly

statement seeming contradictory but true

filled with or marked by

harmony or appropriateness

19. vacillate

waver between different opinions

suppose without sufficient evidence

having extensive knowledge

calming or appeasing

20. quotidian

meddlesome or interfering

bring swallowed food back to mouth

daily; commonplace or ordinary

ease severity or reduce

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. noisome

2. lurid

3. elucidate

4. innate

5. respite

6. caucus

7. inimical

8. indignation

9. salutation

10. carouse

11. demarcation

12. duress

13. refurbish

14. vicissitude

15. plethora

16. mundane

17. largess

18. discern

19. vacillate

20. quotidian

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. noisome

2. lurid

3. elucidate

4. innate

5. respite

6. caucus

7. inimical

8. indignation

9. salutation

10. carouse

11. demarcation

12. duress

13. refurbish

14. vicissitude

15. plethora

16. mundane

17. largess

18. discern

19. vacillate

20. quotidian

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