Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. juxtaposition

to gather or collect

adequate amount or size

act of placing side by side

newcomer or beginner at something

2. wildfire

preference or liking

angry, upset at injustice

filled with biting or harsh criticism

large destructive forest fire

3. chronology

a confusing or difficult problem

waste time doing something unproductively

arrangement of events in time

holding firmly, persistent

4. satirist

great person of influence.

rodents or insects harmful to health

arrangement into social layers

person who creates satire

5. vapid

dull or lacking interest

clear and easily understood.

underlying or implicit tone

exact copy or reproduction

6. jaunt

showing lack of concern or worry

short pleasant trip or excursion

to start a fire or ignite

free from difficulty or entanglement

7. implacable

period of stagnation, inactivity, or depression

structure on water for loading ships

relentless; unstoppable; unforgiving

luxury, wealth, or abundance

8. audacity

specific language or terminology

bold or daring behavior

scold or reprimand severely

predominance or dominance

9. enervate

ancient times or objects from that era

effective public speaking or persuasion

encouragement, motivation to do something

weaken or drain of energy or vitality

10. mystique

emotionally insensitive or cruel

harm; weaken or damage

mysterious or fascinating quality

wealthy influential business leader

11. stifle

adverse reaction or resistance

lacking depth or substance

the point at which something is realized

restrain or suppress or suffocate

12. pioneering

child with extraordinary talents

exceed or go beyond

short pleasant trip or excursion

innovative or trailblazing

13. dissension

an outlet for emotions or gases

to strongly desire something

disagreement or conflict

lack of loyalty or affection

14. impeachment

accusation; removal from office

self-righteous; hypocritical

celebration of an anniversary or event

poverty-stricken; lacking resources

15. fatuous

deliverance from harm or evil

most noticeable or important

generally silly or foolish

group of five people or things

16. disaffection

completely eliminate or destroy

newspaper with sensational stories

to force or compel

lack of loyalty or affection

17. reformation

showing concern or care

bias towards a particular cause

wildly impulsive; reckless.

change for the better; improvement

18. staid

very great or shocking extent or scale

present or offer

forbid or prohibit

serious, respectful, and unadventurous

19. obdurate

pay attention or consider

stubborn, unyielding to persuasion

pedestal for reading or speaking

multicolored or diverse

20. expedite

intense dislike or disdain

rumor or unverified information

accelerate or facilitate

animal that eats plants

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. juxtaposition

2. wildfire

3. chronology

4. satirist

5. vapid

6. jaunt

7. implacable

8. audacity

9. enervate

10. mystique

11. stifle

12. pioneering

13. dissension

14. impeachment

15. fatuous

16. disaffection

17. reformation

18. staid

19. obdurate

20. expedite

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. juxtaposition

2. wildfire

3. chronology

4. satirist

5. vapid

6. jaunt

7. implacable

8. audacity

9. enervate

10. mystique

11. stifle

12. pioneering

13. dissension

14. impeachment

15. fatuous

16. disaffection

17. reformation

18. staid

19. obdurate

20. expedite

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