Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. judicious

thin decorative covering

casually calm and relaxed

showing good judgment or sense

wishing good for others; kind

2. abhor

happening by luck

regard with disgust or hatred

excessively high or unreasonable

spread widely or distribution

3. aspire

refusing to change mind

desire earnestly or to achieve something

having harmful intentions

dense, harsh mixture of sounds

4. conflagration

detailed or complicated in design

concise and forcefully expressive

reduce in quality, degrade or demean

large destructive fire

5. congruity

possessing supreme power or authority

enjoy oneself happily or freely

harmony or appropriateness

jump or dance around excitedly

6. cursory

harmonious or agreeable

quick and superficial

lacking empathy or concern

to persuade or influence

7. congenial

agreeable and friendly

formal praise

faulty or blameworthy

persuade someone not to do something

8. maxim

logical and consistent

fulfill or complete

prevent or obstruct

short statement of a general truth

9. delineate

highly influential or original

mock or ridicule contemptuously

describe accurately or portray in detail

press or squeeze together

10. perplex

bruise or hematoma

unable to be taken or broken into

inspiring fear or respect

to confuse or puzzle someone

11. concede

having harmful intentions

tireless; persistent

complete change or transformation

admit as true or valid

12. transient

theft or stealing

to carry out or execute

calming or appeasing

lasting only a short time

13. vigilant

clear from suspicion or blame

implied; understood without being stated

happening at same time

alert; watchful

14. grandiloquence

pompous or pretentious speech

lacking sharpness or quickness

eroding or causing damage

perceive through intuition or insight

15. flout

contemptuously disregard

having a foul smell

transparent; clear and easy to understand

difficult to understand

16. adverse

showing concern or care

hostile or unfavorable

regard as resulting from a specific cause

diligent and ethical

17. prurient

having or showing excessive interest in sex

overflowing with enthusiasm

honest and open communication

shameless or impudent boldness

18. luminous

persuading forcibly

lacking intelligence or ideas

small remaining part; trace

emitting light

19. delegate

lacking moral restraint

assign or entrust to another; representative

direct opposite or contrast

absolve from blame

20. reprieve

deep-seated hatred

intended to correct or improve

temporary relief or delay of punishment

rebuke or reprimand severely

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. judicious

2. abhor

3. aspire

4. conflagration

5. congruity

6. cursory

7. congenial

8. maxim

9. delineate

10. perplex

11. concede

12. transient

13. vigilant

14. grandiloquence

15. flout

16. adverse

17. prurient

18. luminous

19. delegate

20. reprieve

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. judicious

2. abhor

3. aspire

4. conflagration

5. congruity

6. cursory

7. congenial

8. maxim

9. delineate

10. perplex

11. concede

12. transient

13. vigilant

14. grandiloquence

15. flout

16. adverse

17. prurient

18. luminous

19. delegate

20. reprieve

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