Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. satire

humor criticizing flaws

government by a single ruler with absolute power

swindler or fake expert in medicine

copying another's work without credit

2. malign

speak harmful untruths about.

tiny, precise details.

persistent foul smell

opponent or enemy

3. stratification

arrangement into social layers

rebirth of arts and culture

calm; unshakable; tranquil

endure or resist successfully

4. variegated

multicolored or diverse

excessively proud or without result

swindler or fake expert in medicine

unnecessary or free of charge

5. misnomer

waver between different opinions

telling lies; untruthful.

tireless, persistent, never gives up

incorrect or misleading name.

6. adherent

follower or supporter of a cause

restraint in speech or manner

code word or guiding principle

compensate, secure against loss or damage

7. cunning

crafty or clever

cultural spirit of a period

set free from restrictions or bondage

not flowing or moving; stale

8. belligerent

damage or destroy violently

aggressive; eager to fight

negligent in duty or negligent

offense or annoyance

9. abstinence

act of avoiding certain behaviors or substances

deep-rooted, embedded, habitual

mentally or physically inactive

wipe out, destroy completely

10. eclectic

excess amount or overindulgence

majestic, dignified, or grand

essential point or heart

deriving ideas or tastes from diverse sources

11. impromptu

unscripted; spontaneous; without preparation

tangible; able to be touched or felt

weakens or enfeebles

morally right conduct

12. allude

having original or foresight ideas

mourn or express grief

someone who corrupts or distorts

refer indirectly to

13. infamy

preceding event or condition

most noticeable or important

take power by force illegally

notoriety, evil reputation, shame

14. upheaval

sudden change or disruption

expressing strong opinions without open-mindedness

doubtful, uncertain, or questionable

reserved, modest, and shy (typically used of a woman)

15. lout

irrational belief

be more significant or important than

awkward or rude person.

lack of harmony or clash of sounds or ideas

16. woe

deep suffering or sorrow

implied meaning of a word

legal expert or judge

partner in crime or wrongdoing

17. paucity

scene of disorder or destruction

lack or scarcity

study of meaning in language

firm and determined

18. timidity

lack of confidence or courage

cause suddenly or prematurely

unique or extraordinary

lenient, permissive, yielding to desires

19. camaraderie

evidence or declaration of belief

friendship or mutual trust

repetition for emphasis or clarity

in complete agreement

20. hyperbole

delay action unnecessarily

exaggerated statement

small remaining part of something

violence or chaos.

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. satire

2. malign

3. stratification

4. variegated

5. misnomer

6. adherent

7. cunning

8. belligerent

9. abstinence

10. eclectic

11. impromptu

12. allude

13. infamy

14. upheaval

15. lout

16. woe

17. paucity

18. timidity

19. camaraderie

20. hyperbole

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. satire

2. malign

3. stratification

4. variegated

5. misnomer

6. adherent

7. cunning

8. belligerent

9. abstinence

10. eclectic

11. impromptu

12. allude

13. infamy

14. upheaval

15. lout

16. woe

17. paucity

18. timidity

19. camaraderie

20. hyperbole

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