Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. conflagration

find out or discover with certainty

burning or ignition

large destructive fire

humiliate or degrade someone

2. reprehensible

deserving criticism or blame

regional language or speech pattern

scarcity or small amount of something

harmful or poisonous

3. devious

cautious judgment or tact

to recommend authoritatively

dishonest or indirect in behavior

regard with deep respect or admiration

4. distend

easily taught or managed; submissive

mock or ridicule contemptuously

send off swiftly; promptness

stretch or expand outwards

5. knell

the sound of a bell, especially at tolling

unchanging over time

childish or silly

understand deeply

6. potable

stick to or follow closely

drinkable; suitable for drinking

praise insistently to gain favor

curse or slander

7. arrogate

take or claim without permission

clever trick or deception

excessive or insincere praise

friendly and lively

8. obscure

difficult to see or understand

active at night

shy or reserved

act against or oppose

9. fervent

highest point; peak

range of colors used by an artist

faulty or blameworthy

passionate or enthusiastic

10. rescind

revoke, cancel or repeal

wicked or criminal

sharp or severe; perceptive

overbearing; commanding

11. perfidious

treacherous or unfaithful

sharp or severe; perceptive

make uneasy or embarrassed

legal responsibility or debt

12. insolent

to prevent or make impossible

perfect example of something

rude; disrespectful

changing frequently

13. commensurate

very small or tiny

find out or discover with certainty

having knowledge of future events

matching in size or amount

14. tome

public meeting or discussion platform

gaudy or tastelessly bright

diverging from the main point; peripheral

large scholarly book

15. impeccable

flawless; perfect

highest point; peak

pompous or overblown in speech

combine or unite into one

16. forsake

keen insight or shrewdness

abandon or give up

persuade someone not to do something

praise or admiration

17. dissemble

to ban or prohibit officially

conceal true feelings or motives

peaceful, undisturbed, calm

ability to understand others' feelings

18. servile

decrease in size or intensity

leave property by will

fulfill or complete

overly submissive or obedient

19. condolence

detailed or complicated in design

sympathy for loss

imply subtly or slyly

give up power voluntarily

20. renovate

harsh or bitter in tone

many and various

noisy argument or fight

restore to good condition or appearance

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. conflagration

2. reprehensible

3. devious

4. distend

5. knell

6. potable

7. arrogate

8. obscure

9. fervent

10. rescind

11. perfidious

12. insolent

13. commensurate

14. tome

15. impeccable

16. forsake

17. dissemble

18. servile

19. condolence

20. renovate

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. conflagration

2. reprehensible

3. devious

4. distend

5. knell

6. potable

7. arrogate

8. obscure

9. fervent

10. rescind

11. perfidious

12. insolent

13. commensurate

14. tome

15. impeccable

16. forsake

17. dissemble

18. servile

19. condolence

20. renovate

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