Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. corpulence

assign to a lower rank or position

equivalent in value or significance

religious leaders

obesity or fatness

2. bereft

lacking or deprived of something

secret, concealed

strong supporter of a cause

intensely happy or overwhelmed

3. lavish

transparent; clear and easy to understand

spoil surface of something; vandalize

clear and transparent

excessively generous or elaborate

4. pellucid

discouraged or demoralized

stretch or expand outwards

faithfulness or loyalty

transparent; clear and easy to understand

5. rash

sharp or severe; perceptive

reckless or hasty decision or action

extremely old or outdated

self-denial or renunciation

6. pernicious

violent whirlpool or chaos

perceive or recognize clearly

irritate intensely

highly harmful or destructive

7. forsake

charm or enchant someone

abandon or give up

extremely old or outdated

invent or make up

8. ebullient

overflowing with enthusiasm

indirect suggestion or hint

feeling sluggish or sleepy

wicked or depraved behavior

9. impecunious

concerned with helping others

crowning or official ceremony

lacking money; poor

restrain or hinder

10. mandate

disagreement with authority or majority

official order or command

assign to a lower rank or position

effective in producing desired result

11. hiatus

gap or break in continuity

shelter or protection from danger

person involved in dialogue

crowning or official ceremony

12. boon

beneficial or helpful blessing

praise highly

wave or ripple in motion

enthusiastically devoted

13. cogent

clear and logical

doubtful or uncertain

quick and nimble

clear from suspicion or blame

14. austere

become less intense or widespread

bold and shameless

excessively sentimental

severe or strict in manner or appearance

15. amiable

friendly and good-natured

daily; commonplace or ordinary

emotionally touching or moving

admit as true or valid

16. incarnate

embodied in flesh; personified

no longer in use

state of uncertainty or doubt

attribute or ascribe a fault

17. modulate

lacking seriousness or importance

intended to teach or instruct

adjust or soften tone

longing or nostalgic

18. pulchritude

worshiping idols excessively

physical beauty

encourage or promote development

overly sweet or sentimental

19. ardor

express disapproval or disappointment

clever trick or deception

intense enthusiasm or passion

imperfection or flaw

20. strident

a sign of future events; warning

rhythmic flow or pattern

causing delay; slow to act

loud and harsh in sound

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. corpulence

2. bereft

3. lavish

4. pellucid

5. rash

6. pernicious

7. forsake

8. ebullient

9. impecunious

10. mandate

11. hiatus

12. boon

13. cogent

14. austere

15. amiable

16. incarnate

17. modulate

18. pulchritude

19. ardor

20. strident

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. corpulence

2. bereft

3. lavish

4. pellucid

5. rash

6. pernicious

7. forsake

8. ebullient

9. impecunious

10. mandate

11. hiatus

12. boon

13. cogent

14. austere

15. amiable

16. incarnate

17. modulate

18. pulchritude

19. ardor

20. strident

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