Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. sublime

burdensome, heavy, or oppressive

impressively beautiful or noble

gradually become smaller, diminish, or decline

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2. stigma

a simple story with moral lesson

mark of shame or disgrace

drive away or scatter

wave or flourish threateningly

3. rebuff

habitually silent or uncommunicative

urgent need or demand

to blame or insult severely

reject or refuse suddenly

4. populism

holding unorthodox beliefs

lying or false story

briefness or succinctness

political approach appealing to common people

5. altercation

heated argument or dispute

relating to internal organs or deep feelings

reckless boldness or rashness

intensely enthusiastic

6. impeachment

accusation; removal from office

whirling mass of fluid or air

a social blunder or mistake

important early christian messenger

7. machination

crafty or secret scheme.

a person who exposes wrongdoing publicly

lacking imagination

study of family history

8. tutelage

expressing strong opinions without open-mindedness

instruction or teaching of a student

deceptive trick or strategem

relieve or lessen without curing

9. stopgap

errorless; faultless; perfect

short, pithy statement.

temporary replacement

very happy or proud; delighted

10. petulant

excessive pride in appearance or worth

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impatient or irritable

cruelty, inhumane treatment

11. vindictive

extremely attentive to detail and ethics

nearness in distance or time

having a desire for revenge

differ in opinion or oppose

12. wharf

structure on water for loading ships

speech by a single speaker alone

group of performers or actors

impermeable; not allowing passage or penetration

13. connoisseur

group working together

possible future event

false spoken statement damaging reputation

expert in art or taste

14. prodigy

avoid or neglect responsibilities

hot and dry

extreme reluctance to spend

child with extraordinary talents

15. suffrage

right to vote

change to a better or worse state

most perfect or typical example

remove someone from power or position

16. facile

state of balance or stability

implied meaning of a word

silly, lacking meaning or sense

easily achieved or effortless

17. revelry

lively celebration or party

clever or witty remark

value placed on material possessions.

belonging naturally; essential

18. incursion

attack, invasion, sudden hostile entry

shockingly evil

implied or understood without words

lack of harmony or conflict

19. ardour

intense enthusiasm or passion

generally silly or foolish

hallowedness or sacredness

act of freeing from slavery or restraint

20. ostensible

remote inland area

lack of skill, clumsiness

planned route or schedule of travel

seemingly true but not necessarily so

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. sublime

2. stigma

3. rebuff

4. populism

5. altercation

6. impeachment

7. machination

8. tutelage

9. stopgap

10. petulant

11. vindictive

12. wharf

13. connoisseur

14. prodigy

15. suffrage

16. facile

17. revelry

18. incursion

19. ardour

20. ostensible

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. sublime

2. stigma

3. rebuff

4. populism

5. altercation

6. impeachment

7. machination

8. tutelage

9. stopgap

10. petulant

11. vindictive

12. wharf

13. connoisseur

14. prodigy

15. suffrage

16. facile

17. revelry

18. incursion

19. ardour

20. ostensible

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