Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. turpitude

prevent by acting first

follower or supporter of a cause

depraved or wicked behavior

persistent foul smell

2. indomitable

seller or provider of goods or services

to humble oneself excessively

unconquerable, resilient

showing no interest or emotion

3. holocaust

behavior or outward manner

mass destruction or slaughter

briefly expressed

undermining or overthrow

4. exhort

powerful person; magnate.

sensation of spinning or dizziness

series of three related works

strongly urge or persuade

5. torment

combination of different elements

necessary resources or means

pain or suffering

restoration or improvement of wasteland

6. velocity

lenient, permissive, yielding to desires

speed of something in a given direction

mutual accusations in response to accusations

excessively arrogant or confident

7. termination

end or conclusion

one-tenth of income given as offering

rebirth of a soul in new body

stone marking a burial site

8. dismay

ceremony or ritual

shock or disappointment

a procession of riders or carriages

association or partnership

9. zealous

full of passion or enthusiasm

shockingly evil

spread or scatter widely

investigation, questioning, inquiry

10. undaunted

not discouraged or intimidated

assign to an inferiores position

substitute or replacement

lacking flavor, interest, or excitement

11. infallible

faultless, incapable of making mistakes

resentful or hostile feeling

refer indirectly to

person who values practical results

12. tenet

group working together

principle or belief

advocate or supporter

widespread destruction or loneliness

13. balk

hesitate or refuse abruptly

harshness or strictness

large country house estate.

skill or competence

14. tundra

creativity, cleverness, inventiveness

support or sponsorship

cold treeless arctic region

involving two sides or parties

15. epicure

amulet for luck or protection

person who takes pleasure in fine food and drink

cheat or defraud

briefness or succinctness

16. thrall

state of being under control or influence

pioneer or innovator

person who resolves disputes.

deep, crack or fissure in ice

17. steward

mercy or leniency

person managing others or property

mourn or express grief

violent rotating storm

18. siege

having a sharply strong smell or taste

military blockade to capture a place

division into two parts

confirm or establish as true

19. retort

sharp, quick reply

agent or representative sent on a mission

forecast of a disease or situation

clearly or openly

20. fallacious

distrustful or wary of

drive away or scatter

containing false or mistaken ideas

irrelevant or unrelated

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. turpitude

2. indomitable

3. holocaust

4. exhort

5. torment

6. velocity

7. termination

8. dismay

9. zealous

10. undaunted

11. infallible

12. tenet

13. balk

14. tundra

15. epicure

16. thrall

17. steward

18. siege

19. retort

20. fallacious

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. turpitude

2. indomitable

3. holocaust

4. exhort

5. torment

6. velocity

7. termination

8. dismay

9. zealous

10. undaunted

11. infallible

12. tenet

13. balk

14. tundra

15. epicure

16. thrall

17. steward

18. siege

19. retort

20. fallacious

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