Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. covet

proper, tasteful, and polite behavior

desire strongly

evident or obvious

plant disease or any cause of decay

2. perspicacity

clot or become solid

leave property by will

keen insight or understanding

extremely poor; parsimonious

3. disperse

decorate or add beauty to

desire strongly

violate a law or boundary

scatter in different directions

4. patent

an excessive amount of something

showing no interest or emotion

universal cure or remedy

official right to invention; obvious

5. corpulence

make easier or less severe

friendly or cheerful

obesity or fatness

deserving criticism or blame

6. potable

drinkable; suitable for drinking

having frantic energy

praise highly

desire strongly

7. approbation

person who makes judgments or settles disputes

enjoyment or praise; approval or commendation

spread out or scattered; wordy

extremely poor; parsimonious

8. precocious

engage in lively, drunken partying

advanced for age; early development

helpful or obliging

make uneasy or embarrassed

9. procure

take or claim without permission

mysterious or puzzling problem

to obtain or acquire through effort

bitterly harsh or biting

10. lurid

invent or make up

concerned with helping others

peaceful or calming

causing shock or horror

11. discrepancy

to encroach or infringe

lack of agreement or consistency

relating to physical pleasure or senses

emotionally touching or moving

12. tenuous

voluntarily refrain from something

hostile or harmful

weak; fragile; insubstantial

publicly condemn or accuse

13. mendacious

evaluate or assess value

failing to take proper care

lying or false

appease or reduce anger

14. whimsical

loud and harsh in sound

playfully unusual or fanciful

hostile or harmful

withdraw or take back statement

15. anathema

something greatly detested

insulting language

severe or strict in manner or appearance

dull, unimaginative, or commonplace

16. capacious

search for food or supplies

able to hold much; spacious

bubbly, lively, or spirited

change or variation in circumstances

17. staid

serious, respectable, and unemotional

make amends for guilt or sin

lack of something; scarcity or shortage

bring under control or domination

18. abscond

escape secretly from custody

confuse or frustrate

enthusiastically devoted

predictably changeable

19. fathom

understand deeply

feeling intense happiness

sarcastic or corrosive

farming or cultivation of land

20. reproach

bitterness or harshness in speech or behavior

rudely brief

to fill with love or admiration

express disapproval or disappointment

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. covet

2. perspicacity

3. disperse

4. patent

5. corpulence

6. potable

7. approbation

8. precocious

9. procure

10. lurid

11. discrepancy

12. tenuous

13. mendacious

14. whimsical

15. anathema

16. capacious

17. staid

18. abscond

19. fathom

20. reproach

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. covet

2. perspicacity

3. disperse

4. patent

5. corpulence

6. potable

7. approbation

8. precocious

9. procure

10. lurid

11. discrepancy

12. tenuous

13. mendacious

14. whimsical

15. anathema

16. capacious

17. staid

18. abscond

19. fathom

20. reproach

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