Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. desolation

intended for or likely to be understood by few

very talkative; chatty.

widespread destruction or loneliness

rhythmic flow of sounds or words

2. allegiance

loyalty or faithfulness

involving two sides or parties

calm; unshakable; tranquil

official rule, law, or regulation

3. stealth

private meeting or assembly

secretive cautious movement

one who commits a crime

revenge for a wrong or injury

4. audacity

lowest point or the worst moment

plant that purifies or processes substances

bold or daring behavior

regard with deep respect

5. inter alia

widespread destruction

bold or daring behavior

lacking originality or freshness

among other things; among others

6. convene

publicly criticize with satire

general opinion or reputation

to assemble or call together

floating debris or discarded objects

7. forerunner

symbol or sign representing something

total destruction or obliteration

briefly expressed

predecessor or precursor

8. conundrum

a confusing or difficult problem

code word or guiding principle

to confirm or support

a procession of riders or carriages

9. juxtapose

indisputable, impossible to deny

administrative office or department

noisy and difficult to control

place side by side for comparison

10. revere

intense force or passion

spread throughout

regard with deep respect

stubborn; refusing to change opinions

11. desultory

association or partnership

intensely sacred and must be respected

rude or disrespectful behavior

lacking plan or enthusiasm

12. treacherous

value placed on material possessions.

hazardous or betraying trust

undermining or overthrow

rebirth of arts and culture

13. abrogation

act of abolishing or repealing

appear to be or imply something falsely

become less intense or widespread

dislike of foreigners

14. vernacular

damage to reputation

everyday language of a specific region

causing disgust or aversion

involving morally distasteful actions

15. repugnance

isolation to prevent disease spread

intense disgust or aversion

moral decline or decay

harass or oppress persistently

16. acquit

fast and energetic in a wild way

soft diffused light before sunrise or sunset

bitter or sharp in tone or taste

declare not guilty of a crime

17. prelude

insulting or disapproving

unscripted; spontaneous; without preparation

introductory piece or event

delaying speech to obstruct legislation

18. destitute

length of life; durability.

poverty-stricken; lacking resources

produce or generate in large quantities

producing many offspring or works

19. edification

showing selfless concern for others

instruction, improvement, or moral upliftment

original model or first form

clear from blame or suspicion

20. pragmatism

use up or diminish gradually

widespread destruction

expressing intense emotion or conviction strongly

focus on practical results

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. desolation

2. allegiance

3. stealth

4. audacity

5. inter alia

6. convene

7. forerunner

8. conundrum

9. juxtapose

10. revere

11. desultory

12. treacherous

13. abrogation

14. vernacular

15. repugnance

16. acquit

17. prelude

18. destitute

19. edification

20. pragmatism

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. desolation

2. allegiance

3. stealth

4. audacity

5. inter alia

6. convene

7. forerunner

8. conundrum

9. juxtapose

10. revere

11. desultory

12. treacherous

13. abrogation

14. vernacular

15. repugnance

16. acquit

17. prelude

18. destitute

19. edification

20. pragmatism

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