Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. vapid

subtle difference or variation

courage in adversity

lacking liveliness or interest

hidden or concealed

2. contemporaneous

full of, common, or widespread

happening at same time

diminish or put to rest

active opposition or hostility

3. oblique

faulty or blameworthy

indirect or slanting

postpone or delay; yield respectfully

morally correct behavior or thinking

4. coagulate

strong dislike or opposition

clot or become solid

engage in lively, drunken partying

stubbornly refusing to change

5. incessant

art of designing dance movements

cheerful readiness or promptness

sudden, impatient irritation

continuous; never stopping

6. appropriate

to confuse or puzzle someone

suitable or fitting for a specific purpose

attribute or ascribe a fault

lack of basic necessities or comforts

7. congenial

person asking questions aggressively

cannot be defeated

lasting a very short time

agreeable and friendly

8. obscure

avoiding social interactions or society

more important than anything else

impossible to disentangle

difficult to see or understand

9. sedentary

deny any responsibility or support

primarily sitting or inactive

understood without being openly spoken

insult or offend openly

10. accolade

famous for bad reasons

different or diverse parts

green; lush with vegetation

award or expression of praise

11. asylum

difficult to understand

shelter or protection from danger

damaging reputation; slanderous

make easier or less severe

12. recalcitrant

regard with deep respect or admiration

thin decorative covering

stubbornly disobedient or uncooperative

attractive or appealing

13. torpid

lacking energy or alertness

force into action

lacking distinctive features

huge or enormous figure

14. eminent

expressing disapproval or negative tone

withdraw or take back statement

famous and respected in a particular field

urge or provoke to action

15. accommodating

harmony or agreement

helpful or obliging

changing frequently

associated in wrongdoing

16. stagnate

having knowledge of future events

threats or force to coercively compel

naive belief or trust

cease to flow or develop; become inactive

17. solicitous

insulting language

spread out or scattered; wordy

truthfulness; accuracy

showing concern or care

18. fastidious

paying close attention to detail

recklessly extravagant; wasteful

clear and transparent

wealthy or prosperous

19. accord

prejudice or inclination for or against something

channel for conveying fluid

forgiveness of sins or errors

mutual agreement or harmony

20. surrogate

plant disease or any cause of decay

a substitute or replacement for something else

combine or unite into one

existing in name only

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. vapid

2. contemporaneous

3. oblique

4. coagulate

5. incessant

6. appropriate

7. congenial

8. obscure

9. sedentary

10. accolade

11. asylum

12. recalcitrant

13. torpid

14. eminent

15. accommodating

16. stagnate

17. solicitous

18. fastidious

19. accord

20. surrogate

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. vapid

2. contemporaneous

3. oblique

4. coagulate

5. incessant

6. appropriate

7. congenial

8. obscure

9. sedentary

10. accolade

11. asylum

12. recalcitrant

13. torpid

14. eminent

15. accommodating

16. stagnate

17. solicitous

18. fastidious

19. accord

20. surrogate

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