Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. regent

violation of allegiance or trust

avoid directly answering

person appointed to administer a state

dull or lacking shine or vitality

2. suffragette

class of intellectuals or highly educated people

grief after a loved one’s death

un concerned, neutral, having no preference

women advocating voting rights

3. inferno

un concerned, neutral, having no preference

hell, large fire, place of destruction

embarrassing failure

contemplative thinking

4. jaundiced

performance or interpretation

family, relatives, or similar nature

mistake or failure to notice; supervision

affected by bitterness or prejudice

5. inter alia

sociable and outgoing

among other things; among others

looking back on past events

lenient, permissive, yielding to desires

6. euphemism

four performers or a set of four

stubborn resistance to authority

mild expression replacing a harsh one

process of selling assets; dissolution.

7. etymology

specialized language of a group

gap or interruption

advocate or proponent

origin and history of a word

8. revisionism

with great care or delicacy

incapable of being defended

altering history or facts

lack of good sense

9. orthodoxy

passionate and sincere

middle class; materialistic values

accept reluctantly but without protest

conventional or traditional beliefs or practices

10. sordid

isolation to prevent disease spread

involving morally distasteful actions

act of saving or being saved; repurchase

long story of heroic deeds

11. beguile

charm, enchant, or deceive

attentive to detail or difficult to please

beautifully made or designed

full of passion or enthusiasm

12. stratum

expert commentator or analyst

origin and history of a word

social or geological layer

persistent, determined, and tenacious

13. intransigent

excessively overdone or insincere

unwilling to compromise or change

mischievous or dishonest person

temporary inactivity or suspension

14. demeanour

friendly and cheerful

temporary structure for execution

behavior or outward manner

disperse or scatter something gradually and steadily

15. gaffe

raider or plunderer.

scold or reprimand severely

a social blunder or mistake

self-satisfied; unaware of potential problems

16. cataclysm

sudden disastrous event or change

weaken or drain of energy or vitality

plant that purifies or processes substances

state of intense joy or elevation

17. decorum

harm or damage

copying another's work without credit

behavior or conduct

presence everywhere at once

18. myriad

military blockade to capture a place

doubts or worries.

point on earth's surface directly above the earthquake focus

countless or very many things

19. vandalism

cause of failure or ruin

code word or guiding principle

wilful destruction of property

attractive or tempting; alluring

20. antiquity

green with lush vegetation

ancient times or objects from that era

task or project assigned to someone

soon fading or disappearing

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. regent

2. suffragette

3. inferno

4. jaundiced

5. inter alia

6. euphemism

7. etymology

8. revisionism

9. orthodoxy

10. sordid

11. beguile

12. stratum

13. intransigent

14. demeanour

15. gaffe

16. cataclysm

17. decorum

18. myriad

19. vandalism

20. antiquity

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. regent

2. suffragette

3. inferno

4. jaundiced

5. inter alia

6. euphemism

7. etymology

8. revisionism

9. orthodoxy

10. sordid

11. beguile

12. stratum

13. intransigent

14. demeanour

15. gaffe

16. cataclysm

17. decorum

18. myriad

19. vandalism

20. antiquity

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