Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. underworld

a group of attendants or associates

criminal world or hidden society

exceptional skill or talent

collectible objects; souvenirs.

2. tortuous

intense passion or zeal

state of confusion or disorder

deep, full, echoing sound

having many twists and turns

3. demise

a military post or station

hot and dry

death or end of existence

betrayal against one's country

4. restitution

person secretly hiding aboard

truthfulness or accuracy

excessive willingness to serve others

restoring to original state

5. safeguard

long-standing personal feuding or rivalry

outstanding or supreme

a list of definitions of terms

protect or secure against harm

6. thesaurus

specialized language of a group

book of synonyms and antonyms

outward sign or display.

appear to be or imply something falsely

7. trifle

place for dead bodies.

waste in reckless or foolish way

state of disgrace or bad reputation

small amount or trivial thing

8. permeate

act of avoiding certain behaviors or substances

spread throughout

absolve from blame or guilt

endurance capacity for prolonged effort

9. discern

property left by will; inheritance

perceive or recognize

publicly praised or admired

change in arrangement

10. salvation

to hinder or obstruct

highest point or apex

insolent; rude; not relevant

deliverance from harm or evil

11. plaintiff

belonging to a different time period

mitigation or disappearance of symptoms

dishonest or unprincipled person

one who sues in court

12. dissension

a distinctive feature or characteristic

scold or reprimand sharply

courage and bravery

disagreement or conflict

13. gestation

difficult to find, catch, or understand

emotionally insensitive or cruel

act of illegally copying or stealing

period of development before birth

14. erudite

stormy or turbulent

having or showing extensive knowledge

person who commits perjury

collectible from a past era

15. repugnant

disobedient or unpredictable

foundation or support for something

playfully or fancifully quaint

causing disgust or aversion

16. embroil

cause to continue indefinitely

involve in conflict or argument

scene of disorder or destruction

to gather gradually

17. reciprocal

mutually exchanging or returning

cowardly or lacking courage

violate sacredness

waver between different opinions

18. namesake

the act of describing sharply

creativity, cleverness, inventiveness

person named after another; namesake relation

illustrate by example

19. tome

everyday language of a specific region

large scholarly book

spread out awkwardly or carelessly

focus on usefulness and practicality

20. cohesion

extremely dirty and unpleasant

sticking together; unity

mental confusion or hallucination

light and translucent

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. underworld

2. tortuous

3. demise

4. restitution

5. safeguard

6. thesaurus

7. trifle

8. permeate

9. discern

10. salvation

11. plaintiff

12. dissension

13. gestation

14. erudite

15. repugnant

16. embroil

17. reciprocal

18. namesake

19. tome

20. cohesion

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. underworld

2. tortuous

3. demise

4. restitution

5. safeguard

6. thesaurus

7. trifle

8. permeate

9. discern

10. salvation

11. plaintiff

12. dissension

13. gestation

14. erudite

15. repugnant

16. embroil

17. reciprocal

18. namesake

19. tome

20. cohesion

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