Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. abnegation

faulty or blameworthy

morally correct behavior or thinking

introduce new ideas or methods

self-denial or renunciation

2. mendacious

lying or false

skillful and resourceful

filled or well-supplied with something

distribute for a specific purpose

3. venerate

excessively ornate or decorated

deceitful cunning; slyness

regard with deep respect

postpone or delay; yield respectfully

4. aisle

walkway between rows

evaluate or estimate the value or importance

gradual accumulation or buildup

impossible to disentangle

5. curtail

common remark; banal statement

matching in size or amount

reduce or cut short

range of colors used by an artist

6. interlocutor

ruler or monarch with power

comfort in grief

person involved in dialogue

violent whirlpool or chaos

7. forbearance

patience and restraint

shorten or condense text

harmony or appropriateness

channel for conveying fluid

8. euphoric

praise insistently to gain favor

feeling intense happiness

able to recover quickly

decorate or add beauty to

9. preclude

formal rejection or abandonment

to prevent or make impossible

extremely surprised

sharp or severe; perceptive

10. deride

desire strongly

restless or difficult to control

carried out with minimal effort

mock or ridicule contemptuously

11. revoke

officially cancel or withdraw

admit as true or valid

keen; forceful; incisive

requiring strong effort or energy

12. invective

able to pay debts; liquid dissolving other substances

insulting language

detestable or horrible

courage in adversity

13. luminous

officially cancel or withdraw

voluntarily refrain from something

intended to attract attention

emitting light

14. patent

slander or defame

official right to invention; obvious

to officially announce or publish

famous and respected in a particular field

15. quotidian

daily; commonplace or ordinary

drinkable; suitable for drinking

changeable or variable

burdensome or oppressive

16. coalesce

argument against a belief or opinion

morally correct behavior or thinking

come together to form whole

excessively or ingratiatingly flattering

17. perfidious

urge or provoke to action

showing concern or care

treacherous or unfaithful

purposely excluding someone

18. plausible

sympathy for loss

strong supporter of a cause

apparently true or reasonable

aggressively defiant or savagely brutal

19. abject

negligent or neglectful in duty

excessive amount of something

miserable, despicable, or wretched

indirect or slanting

20. relegate

greeting or expression of respect

stretch or expand outwards

rude or disrespectful

assign to a lower rank or position

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. abnegation

2. mendacious

3. venerate

4. aisle

5. curtail

6. interlocutor

7. forbearance

8. euphoric

9. preclude

10. deride

11. revoke

12. invective

13. luminous

14. patent

15. quotidian

16. coalesce

17. perfidious

18. plausible

19. abject

20. relegate

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. abnegation

2. mendacious

3. venerate

4. aisle

5. curtail

6. interlocutor

7. forbearance

8. euphoric

9. preclude

10. deride

11. revoke

12. invective

13. luminous

14. patent

15. quotidian

16. coalesce

17. perfidious

18. plausible

19. abject

20. relegate

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