Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. despondent

feeling very down or hopeless

to blame or insult severely

a person who exposes wrongdoing publicly

lively celebration or gathering

2. incorrigible

deriving ideas or tastes from diverse sources

logical argument or discussion

person who lives in seclusion

unfixable, not correcting or changing

3. veracity

truthfulness or accuracy

administration or management role

hell, large fire, place of destruction

long-standing argument or conflict

4. resolute

pause or rest from activity

increase or make larger

firm and determined

cowardly or lacking courage

5. tact

sensitivity in dealing with others

to soften or reduce sound.

disconnection or aloofness

faultless, incapable of making mistakes

6. scapegoat

someone blamed for others' faults

criticize severely

daydream or fanciful musing

sudden change or disruption

7. silhouette

passive acceptance or agreement

spread or scatter widely

dark shape against lighter background

longing mixed with sadness

8. shirk

notoriety, evil reputation, shame

avoid or neglect responsibilities

filled with or destined to result in

crafty or clever

9. forlorn

pitifully lonely or abandoned

harsh, severe

assumption without proof

aromatic, scent, to incense, to infuriate

10. vocation

free from difficulty or entanglement

performance or interpretation

lazy, habitually idle

strong feeling toward career or occupation

11. tempestuous

predominance or dominance

underhanded or dishonest behavior

noisy, unruly, energetic

stormy or turbulent

12. subterfuge

indirect reference

clever or cunning device or trick

deception or trickery

weaker competitor or supporter

13. imperturbable

calm; unshakable; tranquil

large number of people or things.

successful mastery of magic

cheerful, carefree, or lighthearted

14. deceitful

dishonest; misleading

to interpret or understand

solemn urging or command

threatening harm or danger.

15. subvert

harm; weaken or damage

to sympathize or feel pity

leading position in movement

undermine or corrupt

16. derisive

fix or remedy wrong or injury

mocking or ridiculing

greater influence or importance

harass or oppress persistently

17. denigrate

criticize unfairly or belittle

harmful or critical remark

cliff with a vertical drop

appease or calm down; settle anger

18. juxtapose

expose falsehood or myths

modest and simple

cancel or revoke formally

place side by side for comparison

19. concordance

poverty-stricken; lacking resources

tool or implement used in activities

memory or act of recalling

harmony or agreement

20. servility

opening, hole, or gap

whirling mass of fluid or air

excessive willingness to serve others

fix or remedy wrong or injury

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. despondent

2. incorrigible

3. veracity

4. resolute

5. tact

6. scapegoat

7. silhouette

8. shirk

9. forlorn

10. vocation

11. tempestuous

12. subterfuge

13. imperturbable

14. deceitful

15. subvert

16. derisive

17. denigrate

18. juxtapose

19. concordance

20. servility

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. despondent

2. incorrigible

3. veracity

4. resolute

5. tact

6. scapegoat

7. silhouette

8. shirk

9. forlorn

10. vocation

11. tempestuous

12. subterfuge

13. imperturbable

14. deceitful

15. subvert

16. derisive

17. denigrate

18. juxtapose

19. concordance

20. servility

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