Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. fickle

person claiming a claim falsely

generous and forgiving.

lively and aggressive

changing quickly and unpredictably

2. replete

abundantly supplied; full

oppressive and unjust government rule

flattery to gain favor

wise person

3. subpoena

legal order to appear in court

extremely old or ancient

unfortunate or unlucky

devout or religious

4. paraphernalia

large painting on a wall or ceiling

equipment or personal belongings

strong dislike or disinclination

final resolution of story

5. surfeit

wisdom in decision-making

deep, full, echoing sound

adventurous, daring, or unconventional act

excess amount or overindulgence

6. desolation

embarrassing failure

widespread destruction or loneliness

a first-year student in college or high school

investigation, questioning, inquiry

7. liquidation

process of selling assets; dissolution.

cancel or revoke formally

secretive cautious movement

doubt or hesitation about morality

8. recidivism

exceed or go beyond

lacking moral restraint or discipline

repetition of criminal behavior

impose or collect (taxes or fees)

9. laureate

rude or disrespectful behavior

state of being a saint

awarded for achievement in arts or sciences

task or project assigned to someone

10. erotic

start, beginning of something

state of lasting forever

dislike of foreigners

related to sexual love or desire

11. juxtaposition

source of great suffering or trouble

act of placing side by side

cancel or revoke formally

established position or stronghold

12. vacuous

un understandable, impossible to understand

empty or lacking intelligence

possible future event

draw out or bring forth a response or answer

13. resolute

temporary stay or visit

courage in adversity

mourn or express grief

firm and determined

14. whistleblower

illusion of distant object.

a person who exposes wrongdoing publicly

process of uniting or joining

cause of failure or ruin

15. beseech

someone who corrupts or distorts

beg urgently or earnestly

modest and simple

most perfect or typical example

16. tedium

withdraw or retract a statement

state of boredom or monotony

pure, innocent or unspoiled

political approach appealing to common people

17. stowaway

one who lives outside their country

inequality or difference

person secretly hiding aboard

passionate and sincere

18. haphazard

amends made for a wrong or injury

fire-starting, provocative, inflammatory

lacking plan or order

awarded for achievement in arts or sciences

19. oasis

exaggerated statement

the pivot point of a lever

fertile spot in a desert with water

strong loyalty to tribe

20. buttress

support or reinforce; structural prop

impose or collect (taxes or fees)

a social outcast or exile

ruins or debris from destruction

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. fickle

2. replete

3. subpoena

4. paraphernalia

5. surfeit

6. desolation

7. liquidation

8. recidivism

9. laureate

10. erotic

11. juxtaposition

12. vacuous

13. resolute

14. whistleblower

15. beseech

16. tedium

17. stowaway

18. haphazard

19. oasis

20. buttress

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. fickle

2. replete

3. subpoena

4. paraphernalia

5. surfeit

6. desolation

7. liquidation

8. recidivism

9. laureate

10. erotic

11. juxtaposition

12. vacuous

13. resolute

14. whistleblower

15. beseech

16. tedium

17. stowaway

18. haphazard

19. oasis

20. buttress

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