Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. umpire

official overseeing sports matches

person appointed to administer a state

coming back to life or existence

showy or tedious display of learning

2. augment

great happiness or triumph

increase or make larger

seemingly true but not necessarily so

lacking seriousness or importance

3. vanquish

defeat thoroughly in battle

honesty and integrity

to hurry or accelerate

impressive beauty or richness

4. materialism

clear from blame or suspicion

symbol or sign representing something

study of the universe

value placed on material possessions.

5. inequity

inequality, injustice, unfairness

regret deeply or condemn

refusal to change stance or opinion

act of complying with a rule or custom

6. immeasurably

involve as a necessary or inevitable part

unbelievable; doubtful

lacking energy or enthusiasm

extremely; beyond measure or limit

7. hearsay

rumor or unverified information

an outburst of childish temper or frustration

official ban on trade or movement

a warning or cautionary note

8. sufficiency

unconquerable, resilient

animal that eats plants

adequate amount or size

experienced worker or professional

9. vituperate

to blame or insult severely

leader or indicator of trends

pedestal for reading or speaking

argue over minor issues or details

10. repudiation

kindness or charitable attitude

rejection or denial

forecast of a disease or situation

casual calmness or indifference

11. sabotage

harsh or abusive language

deliberate destruction or obstruction

intentionally avoid or stay away from

anxiety or fear; understanding

12. vogue

forecast of a disease or situation

fashion or popularity at a particular time

violent whirlpool; turbulent situation.

wipe out, destroy completely

13. symbolism

use of symbols to represent ideas

the art or science of teaching

expressing feelings of gratitude, pleasure, or approval

setting boundaries or limits

14. dogma

established set of beliefs or principles, especially religious

threats or force used to compel someone to act against their will

deliberate destruction or obstruction

payment for work or services

15. sublime

concise and meaningful

spread out awkwardly or carelessly

tending to delay or procrastinate

impressively beautiful or noble

16. innumerable

nostalgic or mournful longing

countless, too many to count

pedestal for reading or speaking

strongly urge or persuade

17. mediator

person who resolves disputes.

indecently appealing

art of managing state affairs

having many twists and turns

18. permeate

violation of rules or law

relating to internal organs or deep feelings

spread throughout

brief summary of main points

19. obituary

continuous and persistent

spread out awkwardly or carelessly

notice of someone's death and biography

gradual reduction or wearing down

20. invocation

tendency to change unpredictably

cause to continue indefinitely

calling upon a higher power for help

group of lines in a poem

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. umpire

2. augment

3. vanquish

4. materialism

5. inequity

6. immeasurably

7. hearsay

8. sufficiency

9. vituperate

10. repudiation

11. sabotage

12. vogue

13. symbolism

14. dogma

15. sublime

16. innumerable

17. mediator

18. permeate

19. obituary

20. invocation

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. umpire

2. augment

3. vanquish

4. materialism

5. inequity

6. immeasurably

7. hearsay

8. sufficiency

9. vituperate

10. repudiation

11. sabotage

12. vogue

13. symbolism

14. dogma

15. sublime

16. innumerable

17. mediator

18. permeate

19. obituary

20. invocation

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