Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. arbiter

strong supporter of a cause

person who makes judgments or settles disputes

worldly or globally sophisticated

lacking empathy or concern

2. desecrate

holding firm; stubbornly persistent

habit of overeating

highly harmful or destructive

treat sacredly with disrespect

3. potable

gradual introduction; soaking

lively and full of energy; bold

drinkable; suitable for drinking

keen; forceful; incisive

4. reprobate

morally unprincipled person

erase or wipe out; make less visible

fluent or persuasive in speech

causing horror or disapproval

5. amorous

playfully unusual or fanciful

showing love or romantic feeling

regard with disgust or hatred

regional language or speech pattern

6. cordial

friendly or cheerful

sincerely friendly

generous and forgiving

treat with love and care

7. paramount

more important than anything else

full of, common, or widespread

harmony or agreement

childish or silly

8. hackneyed

showing arrogance; proud

lacking freshness; overused

lively and spirited

appearing everywhere

9. winsome

intensely happy or overwhelmed

sympathy for loss

small amount or limited quantity

charming; winning

10. revere

wishing good for others; kind

regard with deep respect or admiration

disperse or scatter; squander

false statement to damage reputation

11. tedious

shock or amaze; make unable to think

boring; tiresome; monotonous

causing shock or horror

related to or resembling trees

12. mutable

very discouraged or dejected

changeable or variable

making unclear or unintelligible

placing two things side by side

13. compunction

advanced for age; early development

assumed or false name

guilt or regret

restrict or compel

14. complicit

associated in wrongdoing

still in existence

loud and harsh in sound

sly or secretive

15. aversion

official right to invention; obvious

strong dislike or opposition

transparent; clear and easy to understand

praise or admiration

16. abrogate

repeal or abolish a law

contemptuously disregard

gap or break in continuity

intense anger

17. respite

short period of rest or relief

revoke, cancel or repeal

difficult to see or understand

showing love or romantic feeling

18. harangue

a person involved in a lawsuit

false or fake; not genuine

long, critical speech or scolding

decorate or add beauty to

19. stagnate

speak ill of; belittle or defame

regard with disgust or hatred

happening by luck

cease to flow or develop; become inactive

20. tranquil

peaceful and calm

expressing disapproval or negative tone

open to influence or cooperation

clear and direct; sharply focused

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. arbiter

2. desecrate

3. potable

4. reprobate

5. amorous

6. cordial

7. paramount

8. hackneyed

9. winsome

10. revere

11. tedious

12. mutable

13. compunction

14. complicit

15. aversion

16. abrogate

17. respite

18. harangue

19. stagnate

20. tranquil

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. arbiter

2. desecrate

3. potable

4. reprobate

5. amorous

6. cordial

7. paramount

8. hackneyed

9. winsome

10. revere

11. tedious

12. mutable

13. compunction

14. complicit

15. aversion

16. abrogate

17. respite

18. harangue

19. stagnate

20. tranquil

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