Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. instigate

provoke action or trouble

margin of freedom or flexibility

outstanding or supreme

sullen or gloomy.

2. rabble

introductory piece or event

besiege or beset; harass

disorganized or disorderly crowd

series of linked things

3. undertaking

deserving shame or disgrace

enthusiastic and lively expression of happiness

effective public speaking or persuasion

task or project assigned to someone

4. validate

indecision or fluctuations

confirm or establish as true

bad smelling.

shaking or slight vibration

5. omniscience

long-standing personal feuding or rivalry

exceed or go beyond

all-knowing; complete knowledge

disconnection or aloofness

6. unsullied

loyal, firm, or supportive

point on earth's surface directly above the earthquake focus

reprimand severely or punish

pure, innocent or unspoiled

7. liquidate

convert assets to cash; eliminate.

intensely infatuated or obsessed

including all, comprehensive, broad-minded

wipe out, destroy completely

8. bulwark

playful or fantastical quality

defensive wall or stronghold

mourn or express grief

origin and history of a word

9. indoctrination

incapable of being defended

teaching, instruction with bias

harmful or destructive

hidden store of valuables or supplies

10. hapless

person who invests or takes risks

soft shine or glow

unfortunate or unlucky

remarkably large or impressive

11. thrall

state of being under control or influence

rift or split in unity

less emphasis than deserved

scene of chaos or disorder

12. thoroughfare

tremble or shake with rapid motion

busy street or road

a social blunder or mistake

wildly impulsive; reckless.

13. stampede

hatred towards women.

large chaotic rush of animals or people

state of boredom or monotony

to decrease gradually in size or intensity

14. complicity

guilt or involvement in wrongdoing

fearful or anxious

unpredictable change or fluctuation

moral correctness or manners

15. dirge

causing anger, provoking, fiery

act of saving or being saved; repurchase

slow song of mourning

like a palace; grand or luxurious

16. clout

differ in opinion or oppose

influence or power

cancel or revoke formally

inequality or difference

17. diffident

indirect hint or suggestion

a hidden danger or difficulty

state of exceeding limits

lacking self-confidence

18. sainthood

unnecessary or excessive

fear or agitation

deriving ideas or tastes from diverse sources

state of being a saint

19. quicksand

mutually beneficial relationship

unstable sand that traps objects

symbol or sign representing an idea or entity

abrupt or curt in manner or speech

20. lethargy

vocabulary of a specific field

sense of exhaustion or sluggishness

investigation, questioning, inquiry

gradually infringe or intrude on territory or rights

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. instigate

2. rabble

3. undertaking

4. validate

5. omniscience

6. unsullied

7. liquidate

8. bulwark

9. indoctrination

10. hapless

11. thrall

12. thoroughfare

13. stampede

14. complicity

15. dirge

16. clout

17. diffident

18. sainthood

19. quicksand

20. lethargy

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. instigate

2. rabble

3. undertaking

4. validate

5. omniscience

6. unsullied

7. liquidate

8. bulwark

9. indoctrination

10. hapless

11. thrall

12. thoroughfare

13. stampede

14. complicity

15. dirge

16. clout

17. diffident

18. sainthood

19. quicksand

20. lethargy

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