Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. tribunal

savior or liberator.

exaggerated or dramatic behavior

bending and moving easily and gracefully; flexible

court or judgment body

2. tremor

combination of different elements

lacking self-confidence

shaking or slight vibration

substitute performer

3. ratification

harmful or poisonous nature

noisy and chaotic

modest and simple

formal approval or validation

4. decorum

a sudden sharp feeling of pain

behavior or conduct

heavy or awkward

substitute authorized to act

5. despondency

state of disorder and lawlessness

restore friendly relationship

deep or seemingly bottomless pit

state of hopelessness

6. subordinate

unwilling to compromise or change

placed below or lesser

treat with disdain or neglect

intense happiness or excitement

7. symposium

ability to be applied everywhere

law enacted by a legislative body

gathering for discussion

quality of being unwavering

8. harangue

sudden, fierce attack or assault

angry, lengthy speech

exam after death

court or judgment body

9. subservience

causing anger, provoking, fiery

excessive obedience

study of family history

soothing or healing substance or influence

10. ruse

deceptive trick or strategem

push someone out of a group or society

tendency to behave a certain way

self-satisfaction; lack of awareness

11. dismay

shock or disappointment

estimate of worth or value

showing wealth; rich or luxurious

present everywhere simultaneously

12. exchequer

belittle or speak badly of

lacking originality or freshness

government treasury or funds

based on a situation that isn't real

13. prerogative

privilege or right

embarrassingly humiliating.

fulfill to excess

sincere remorse for sins

14. litigious

ability to be applied everywhere

deceitful or untrustworthy

inclined to sue; argumentative.

state of being subordinate

15. susceptible

social class based on hereditary status

easily influenced or affected

strongly influencing later developments

poem or song expressing praise or admiration

16. complacency

mild expression replacing a harsh one

difficult to understand or interpret

self-satisfaction; lack of awareness

tendency toward something

17. peremptory

criticize unfairly or belittle

sudden increase or rise

hidden store of valuables or supplies

insisting on immediate attention

18. surreptitious

angry, upset at injustice

refusing to be persuaded or change mind

secret and unauthorized

causing interruption or annoyance

19. parsimonious

unwilling to spend money; stingy

generally silly or foolish

deep, full, echoing sound

deeply touching or affecting

20. unsullied

involve in conflict or argument

pure, innocent or unspoiled

disguise or false show.

lacking imagination

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. tribunal

2. tremor

3. ratification

4. decorum

5. despondency

6. subordinate

7. symposium

8. harangue

9. subservience

10. ruse

11. dismay

12. exchequer

13. prerogative

14. litigious

15. susceptible

16. complacency

17. peremptory

18. surreptitious

19. parsimonious

20. unsullied

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. tribunal

2. tremor

3. ratification

4. decorum

5. despondency

6. subordinate

7. symposium

8. harangue

9. subservience

10. ruse

11. dismay

12. exchequer

13. prerogative

14. litigious

15. susceptible

16. complacency

17. peremptory

18. surreptitious

19. parsimonious

20. unsullied

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