Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. expediency

sudden protest by leaving a place

extremely large or great

to hinder or obstruct

practical convenience or advantage

2. excoriate

criticize severely

indecently appealing

trace or remnant of something lost

empty space or vacuum

3. devious

theft or stealing

winding or dishonest

care for or spoil excessively

make clear or explain thoroughly

4. dissipate

disperse or scatter something gradually and steadily

support or sponsorship

passionate and sincere

loud, harsh, and grating

5. velvet

generally silly or foolish

luxurious soft fabric with dense pile

to blame or insult severely

open to influence or persuasion

6. thesaurus

consequence or result of actions

book of synonyms and antonyms

tired or bored due to overexposure

ability to be applied everywhere

7. levy

ecstatic joy or delight

damage to reputation

impose or collect (taxes or fees)

word for word, exactly as spoken or written

8. litigious

inclined to sue; argumentative.

lasting a very short time

moral correctness or manners

peculiar to an individual

9. malfeasance

total destruction or obliteration

social or cultural prohibition

mistake or misconduct.

large tent for events; prominent.

10. copious

abundant in quantity

limitation or fixed period of work

isolation to prevent disease spread

go beyond or rise above

11. disposition

object believed to have magical power

desire to harm or hurt.

personality or mood

sharp turns in a zigzag pattern

12. paramount

state of confusion or disorder

most important or supreme

unwilling to compromise or change

important early christian messenger

13. procrastinate

delay action unnecessarily

person who resolves disputes.

exceptionally pleasing to taste or smell

system of naming or terminology

14. noxious

impossible to satisfy

limitless, never-ending

state of peacefulness and calm

harmful, poisonous, or unhealthy

15. impudence

overconfident or arrogant

extreme reluctance to spend

rudeness, shameless boldness

remove impurities or undesirable elements

16. pervasive

spreading widely throughout

ability to make mistakes

existing alone or single

hidden underground room

17. rigmarole

formal written work on a subject

complicated procedure or story

dispersion of a population

broken piece of a brittle object

18. figment

feeling very down or hopeless

to soften or reduce sound.

book of synonyms and antonyms

imaginary or fabricated thing

19. orator

speaker, especially in public, eloquent

small group ruling a country or organization

state of filth and misery

deceitful or untrustworthy

20. conclave

private meeting or assembly

extremely large or great

urgent; necessary; commanding

large unstoppable force or object

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. expediency

2. excoriate

3. devious

4. dissipate

5. velvet

6. thesaurus

7. levy

8. litigious

9. malfeasance

10. copious

11. disposition

12. paramount

13. procrastinate

14. noxious

15. impudence

16. pervasive

17. rigmarole

18. figment

19. orator

20. conclave

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. expediency

2. excoriate

3. devious

4. dissipate

5. velvet

6. thesaurus

7. levy

8. litigious

9. malfeasance

10. copious

11. disposition

12. paramount

13. procrastinate

14. noxious

15. impudence

16. pervasive

17. rigmarole

18. figment

19. orator

20. conclave

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