Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. disaffection

instruction or teaching of a student

uncertainty or inexactness

lack of loyalty or affection

extremely funny or noisy

2. naivety

lack of experience or sophistication

mutually beneficial relationship

lively and full of energy

expert in art or taste

3. lethargic

offensive or unorthodox belief

person claiming a claim falsely

lacking energy or enthusiasm

showing good judgment or wisdom

4. radiance

leader without real power

one-tenth of income given as offering

harsh or abusive language

gorgeous brightness or light

5. embellish

limited availability of something

violent rotating storm

enhance by adding decorative details

clever plan or scheme

6. demeanour

mysterious or difficult to understand person or thing

behavior or outward manner

point on earth's surface directly above the earthquake focus

telling lies; untruthful.

7. exacerbate

endanger; pose a risk to

indirect reference

worsen or intensify a problem

small hill or mound

8. linguist

devout or religious

expert in languages or linguistics

relating to worldly affairs or time

endure or resist successfully

9. predilection

proportional or corresponding

preference or liking

strict, severe, or rigorous

cunning plan or maneuver

10. pervasive

lessening or reduction

impossible to imagine or accept

bright and excessively showy

spreading widely throughout

11. fractious

embarrassing failure

delusion of greatness.

tending to argue or cause discord

indicator of what’s to come

12. equivocal

ambiguous or unclear in meaning

secretly leave to avoid arrest or prosecution

severe mental or physical pain

leader without real power

13. collude

a sudden feeling of resentment

refusal to obey or conform

to secretly cooperate for fraudulent purpose

moral decline or decay

14. coerce

hell, large fire, place of destruction

harsh or abusive language

permissive or mild in discipline

to force or compel

15. recondite

holy or sacred place

greatest or highest degree

excessively overdone or insincere

not easily understood; obscure

16. prevaricate

craving revenge or retaliation

change to a better or worse state

avoid directly answering

causes intense dislike

17. sardonic

agent or representative sent on a mission

bitterly sarcastic

false or fake

praise or honor for achievement

18. tome

large scholarly book

to start a fire or ignite

saving or shining brightly.

notable person; sources of light.

19. penitence

exam after death

a calculated move or strategy

persuading through flattery

sincere remorse for sins

20. palpable

preceding event or condition

lacking flavor, interest, or excitement

speech by a single speaker alone

tangible; able to be touched or felt

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. disaffection

2. naivety

3. lethargic

4. radiance

5. embellish

6. demeanour

7. exacerbate

8. linguist

9. predilection

10. pervasive

11. fractious

12. equivocal

13. collude

14. coerce

15. recondite

16. prevaricate

17. sardonic

18. tome

19. penitence

20. palpable

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. disaffection

2. naivety

3. lethargic

4. radiance

5. embellish

6. demeanour

7. exacerbate

8. linguist

9. predilection

10. pervasive

11. fractious

12. equivocal

13. collude

14. coerce

15. recondite

16. prevaricate

17. sardonic

18. tome

19. penitence

20. palpable

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