Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. stagnant

not flowing or moving; stale

lenient, permissive, yielding to desires

undecided or awaiting resolution

easily shaped or molded.

2. augment

official diplomatic representative or messenger

increase or make larger

large-scale departure or migration

newcomer or beginner at something

3. billow

legal order to appear

large wave or surge of air or water

fake or false appearance

severe mental or physical pain

4. repository

cover that conceals or protects

a place designated for storage

unoccupied position or space

extremely peaceful and beautiful

5. tantrum

written statement verified by oath

an outburst of childish temper or frustration

one who sues in court

remarkably large or impressive

6. stealth

approve officially or formally

incapable of producing any result

praise or high praise for someone deceased

secretive cautious movement

7. savant

deprived of; lacking something

state of being alone peacefully

critical point or connection

learned person

8. perjury

pleasure from self-pain.

symbol or sign representing something

incorrect belief or error

lying under oath

9. nadir

public shame or disgrace

fearful or apprehensive

lowest point or the worst moment

memory or act of recalling

10. purge

to lose luster or become discolored

state of lasting forever

cause suddenly or prematurely

remove impurities or undesirable elements

11. juncture

a fraud or con artist

relationship by blood or marriage

critical point or connection

to lose luster or become discolored

12. contemptible

skilled worker or merchant

deserving scorn or dislike

most important or supreme

happen or occur afterward or as a result

13. reverie

ability to recover quickly

short saying with wisdom

daydream or fanciful musing

moral correctness or manners

14. substantiate

harmful or damaging

forerunner or ancestor

provide evidence for

to call upon or create magically

15. surpass

exceed or go beyond

wicked, morally wrong, unjust

defeat thoroughly in battle

harmful or destructive

16. commiserate

impressively beautiful or noble

resentful or hostile feeling

to sympathize or feel pity

engaged in deep or serious thought

17. oxymoron

patronizing attitude

all-knowing; complete knowledge

combination of contradictory terms

bright and excessively showy

18. meticulous

hot and dry

anxious or unsettled

not discouraged or intimidated

very precise and careful.

19. elation

severely critical or sarcastic

a confusing or difficult problem

feeling of joy and pride

small group ruling a country or organization

20. impromptu

altering history or facts

source of great suffering or trouble

unscripted; spontaneous; without preparation

offspring or descendants

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. stagnant

2. augment

3. billow

4. repository

5. tantrum

6. stealth

7. savant

8. perjury

9. nadir

10. purge

11. juncture

12. contemptible

13. reverie

14. substantiate

15. surpass

16. commiserate

17. oxymoron

18. meticulous

19. elation

20. impromptu

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. stagnant

2. augment

3. billow

4. repository

5. tantrum

6. stealth

7. savant

8. perjury

9. nadir

10. purge

11. juncture

12. contemptible

13. reverie

14. substantiate

15. surpass

16. commiserate

17. oxymoron

18. meticulous

19. elation

20. impromptu

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