Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. vindicate

attribute or ascribe a fault

clear from suspicion or blame

extreme greed for wealth

understood without being openly spoken

2. prudence

cautiousness and good judgment

absolve from blame

causing horror or disapproval

pain-relieving medication

3. apathetic

showing no interest or emotion

large piece of fabric for painting or covering

still in existence

widespread fame or reputation

4. resolve

understand or arrest someone

holding firm; stubbornly persistent

persuade by flattery or coaxing

firm decision or intent; solve problem

5. plausible

steep cliff or edge of a dangerous situation

diligent and persistent in effort

apparently true or reasonable

related to or resembling trees

6. dissipate

disperse or scatter; squander

agree or give consent to

having many curves or turns

annoy; irritate

7. enthrall

inflicting punishment or penalty

accustom to hardship

winding or twisting; complicated

captivate or fascinate

8. ruse

clever trick or deception

mentally sharp and perceptive

to spread throughout something

pompous or overblown in speech

9. abjure

formally renounce or reject

lowest point or bottom

a person involved in a lawsuit

making coarse or abusive comments

10. insinuate

clever trick or deception

imply subtly or slyly

causing disagreement

make clear or clarify

11. wizened

adjust or soften tone

shriveled with age

soon fading or disappearing

substance made of two or more parts

12. malleable

easily shaped or changed

sharp or severe; perceptive

total disorder or confusion

showing no interest or emotion

13. cobbler

shoe repair artisan

support or recommend publicly

shaking or trembling

requiring strong effort or energy

14. accommodating

shockingly noticeable or obvious

gradual introduction; soaking

helpful or obliging

anger at injustice

15. fetter

restrain or chain

liking or preference for something

difficult to understand

rude; disrespectful

16. obfuscate

lying or false

wealthy or prosperous

boisterous and loud

making unclear or unintelligible

17. requisition

happening by luck

official demand for goods or services

embodied in flesh; personified

a sign of future events; warning

18. cavort

large destructive fire

lacking necessities; poor

bring swallowed food back to mouth

jump or dance around excitedly

19. exorbitant

customs or moral standards

uncertain or ambiguous

excessively high or unreasonable

fluent or persuasive in speech

20. truculent

criticize sharply; scold

cannot be defeated

aggressively defiant or savagely brutal

rebuke or reprimand severely

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. vindicate

2. prudence

3. apathetic

4. resolve

5. plausible

6. dissipate

7. enthrall

8. ruse

9. abjure

10. insinuate

11. wizened

12. malleable

13. cobbler

14. accommodating

15. fetter

16. obfuscate

17. requisition

18. cavort

19. exorbitant

20. truculent

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. vindicate

2. prudence

3. apathetic

4. resolve

5. plausible

6. dissipate

7. enthrall

8. ruse

9. abjure

10. insinuate

11. wizened

12. malleable

13. cobbler

14. accommodating

15. fetter

16. obfuscate

17. requisition

18. cavort

19. exorbitant

20. truculent

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