Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. revocation

countless, too many to count

short pleasant trip or excursion

reversal or cancellation

harsh or abusive language

2. strident

guilt or involvement in wrongdoing

reserved or restrained

loud, harsh, and grating

association or partnership

3. admonish

faithful attachment or devotion

free from difficulty or entanglement

warn or reprimand firmly

to hesitate or fluctuate in decision

4. artisan

cancel or withdraw

never ending or changing

long, angry speech

skilled craftsperson or manual worker

5. wistful

family, relatives, or similar nature

longing mixed with sadness

inclined to sue; argumentative.

suffer neglect or hardship

6. sophistry

indifferent to pleasure or pain

prevent by acting first

fallacious arguments or reasoning

humor criticizing flaws

7. palliate

encourage or stimulate action

pretending to have morals

accumulate or receive progressively

relieve or lessen without curing

8. renaissance

harsh, severe

disperse or scatter something gradually and steadily

rebirth of arts and culture

rodents or insects harmful to health

9. prowess

ordinary; lacking interest.

exceptional ability or bravery

act of refraining from voting or activity

a strong supporter of a cause

10. bulwark

defensive wall or stronghold

wasteful or reckless

disbelief, skepticism

ringing out loudly; noisy

11. horoscope

astrological reading

fame for something negative or undesirable

collectible from a past era

to hurry or accelerate

12. stoicism

endurance of pain or hardship

impossible to satisfy

most perfect or typical example

openness and honesty; frankness

13. theatricality

represent or embody collectively

the leading character in a story

exaggerated or dramatic behavior

use up or diminish gradually

14. colossal

shock or disappointment

person fluent in multiple languages

extremely large or great

vigorous energy or enthusiasm

15. wreckage

greed for money or possessions

ruins or debris from destruction

mutually exchanging or returning

mighty or powerful person or thing

16. utopianism

unexpected large amount of money

pursuit of an ideal perfect society

sleep or light sleep

a statement contradicting itself

17. vindication

proof that someone is right or justified

rescue from sin or error; buy back

underlying feeling or influence

acting with proper manners

18. malevolent

ill-willed; evil-minded.

intolerance toward different beliefs or opinions

series of linked things

mighty or powerful person or thing

19. denigrate

criticize unfairly or belittle

able to change or be changed

forbidden by law or rules

a sudden and total failure

20. perfidious

brief attack or incursion

something intensely disliked or cursed

limitless, never-ending

deceitful or untrustworthy

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. revocation

2. strident

3. admonish

4. artisan

5. wistful

6. sophistry

7. palliate

8. renaissance

9. prowess

10. bulwark

11. horoscope

12. stoicism

13. theatricality

14. colossal

15. wreckage

16. utopianism

17. vindication

18. malevolent

19. denigrate

20. perfidious

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. revocation

2. strident

3. admonish

4. artisan

5. wistful

6. sophistry

7. palliate

8. renaissance

9. prowess

10. bulwark

11. horoscope

12. stoicism

13. theatricality

14. colossal

15. wreckage

16. utopianism

17. vindication

18. malevolent

19. denigrate

20. perfidious

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