Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. whimsical

loud and harsh in sound

to reach highest point

playfully or fancifully quaint

return to earlier or less developed state

2. mollify

self-righteous; hypocritical

to calm or soothe.

exaggerated statement

occurring at irregular intervals

3. consummation

finalization or completion

generous and forgiving.

tending to delay or procrastinate

underlying or implicit tone

4. eulogy

feeling very down or hopeless

final result or conclusion

incorrect or misleading name.

praise or high praise for someone deceased

5. wizardry

silly or foolish

successful mastery of magic

criticize openly; condemn

feeling very down or hopeless

6. languish

suffer neglect or hardship

annoyance or irritation

belittle or degrade someone

connection or link between things

7. verbatim

word for word, exactly as spoken or written

abundantly supplied; full

critical point or connection

a distinctive feature or characteristic

8. kindred

incorrect or misleading name.

generous and forgiving.

sharp, quick reply

family, relatives, or similar nature

9. pacify

seemingly true but not necessarily so

mercy or leniency

constellation-based astrological chart

appease or calm down; settle anger

10. malign

speak harmful untruths about.

official order or decision

seeking knowledge of the future through supernatural means

hot and dry

11. impeccable

errorless; faultless; perfect

silly or foolish

not discouraged or intimidated

a first-year student in college or high school

12. axiomatic

taken as given; self-evident

winding or dishonest

to humble oneself excessively

fertile spot in a desert with water

13. secession

withdrawal from an organization or country

temporary delay or suspension.

sudden, fierce attack or assault

astute or sharp judgment

14. coalesce

care for or spoil excessively

to come together as one

charm, enchant, or deceive

spreading widely throughout

15. subpoena

legal order to appear in court

the pivot point of a lever

arched structure or secure storage

restrain or suppress or suffocate

16. recondite

to confuse or frustrate

subordinate or lesser person

clear from blame or suspicion

not easily understood; obscure

17. reverent

produce or generate in large quantities

restoration or improvement of wasteland

showing deep respect

established position or stronghold

18. zealot

ability to recover quickly

to repeatedly annoy or remind persistently

burden of responsibility or duty

fanatical supporter

19. egregious

remarkably bad or shocking

state of peacefulness and calm

strong feeling toward career or occupation

exceptional skill or talent

20. fidelity

pretentious display of wealth or importance

expressing disapproval or criticism

involving morally distasteful actions

faithfulness or loyalty

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. whimsical

2. mollify

3. consummation

4. eulogy

5. wizardry

6. languish

7. verbatim

8. kindred

9. pacify

10. malign

11. impeccable

12. axiomatic

13. secession

14. coalesce

15. subpoena

16. recondite

17. reverent

18. zealot

19. egregious

20. fidelity

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. whimsical

2. mollify

3. consummation

4. eulogy

5. wizardry

6. languish

7. verbatim

8. kindred

9. pacify

10. malign

11. impeccable

12. axiomatic

13. secession

14. coalesce

15. subpoena

16. recondite

17. reverent

18. zealot

19. egregious

20. fidelity

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