Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. pejorative

enthusiastic public applause or praise

expressing disapproval or criticism

large country house estate.

proportional or corresponding

2. epitomise

represent or embody collectively

clever, inventive, resourceful

brief attack or incursion

having keen insight

3. feign

attractive or tempting; alluring

origin or beginning

lacking or empty of

pretend or fake

4. pioneering

busy street or road

strongly suggesting or reminding

begin, initiate, formally start

innovative or trailblazing

5. revoke

cancel or withdraw

large scholarly book

skillful and nimble with hands or mind

established set of beliefs or principles, especially religious

6. deceitful

dishonest; misleading

emotionally calm or unresponsive

not fitting, out of place

second-year student in college

7. harness

control or utilize

not discouraged or intimidated

elaborately decorated or detailed

enhance by adding decorative details

8. rabble

exceptional skill or talent

disorganized or disorderly crowd

plead or beg earnestly

introduction to a book or play

9. accreditation

collapse or stumble; establish

official certification or approval

manifestation, embodiment of a spirit or quality

imitate with the aim of matching or surpassing

10. stealth

secretive cautious movement

complete stop or halt

a long, narrow flag

scholar of religious studies

11. proprietor

owner of a business or property

impatient or irritable

political approach appealing to common people

instruction, improvement, or moral upliftment

12. zest

main or central theme or speech

person who seeks or offers business

enthusiasm or energy

person who takes pleasure in fine food and drink

13. curtail

disappointment with reality

bad-tempered or miserly person

to cut short or reduce

cloak or covering; responsibility.

14. taskmaster

illustrate by example

strict supervisor or overseer

facial expression or support

insolent; rude; not relevant

15. minion

state of uncertainty or confusion

follower or underling.

bad-tempered or miserly person

openly disregard or defy

16. belie

unchanging; unable to be altered

contradict or give a false impression

to strongly desire something

understanding without conscious reasoning

17. fissure

group of surrounding islands

crack or opening in surface

deeply touching or affecting

invent or make up something

18. ingenious

a list of definitions of terms

clever, inventive, resourceful

wilful destruction of property

arrangement into social layers

19. rite

general opinion or reputation

leader of a group or movement

sneaky or secretive

ceremony or ritual

20. splendour

act of excluding or leaving out

calm; unshakable; tranquil

a distinct territorial, cultural, or social unit

impressive beauty or richness

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. pejorative

2. epitomise

3. feign

4. pioneering

5. revoke

6. deceitful

7. harness

8. rabble

9. accreditation

10. stealth

11. proprietor

12. zest

13. curtail

14. taskmaster

15. minion

16. belie

17. fissure

18. ingenious

19. rite

20. splendour

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. pejorative

2. epitomise

3. feign

4. pioneering

5. revoke

6. deceitful

7. harness

8. rabble

9. accreditation

10. stealth

11. proprietor

12. zest

13. curtail

14. taskmaster

15. minion

16. belie

17. fissure

18. ingenious

19. rite

20. splendour

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