Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. infamy

an excess or abundance

underlying feeling or influence

soothing or healing substance or influence

notoriety, evil reputation, shame

2. stasis

well meaning and kind

hold and use a tool or weapon

restore friendly relationship

stable, unchanging condition

3. replenish

fill again or restore

refuse to accept or support

quick and superficial

exemption from rules

4. beset

surrounded or attacked

a hidden danger or difficulty

symbolic story or representation

remarkably bad or shocking

5. destitute

poverty-stricken; lacking resources

task or project assigned to someone

tax on imported or exported goods

a first-year student in college or high school

6. residual

tangible; able to be touched or felt

animal that eats plants

leftover or remaining

irrelevant or unrelated

7. ostracism

bet or gamble on an outcome

exclusion from a group or society

cultural spirit of a period

unwillingness to do something

8. jurist

venomous snake with slit eyes

system of naming or terminology

adopt or support a cause or belief

legal expert or judge

9. acerbic

permission to enter or access

find out or discover certainly

bitter or sharp in tone or taste

mercy or leniency

10. complementary

mutual exchange or relationship

strong point or specialty

discourage from acting

serving to complete or enhance

11. solicitous

restrain or suppress or suffocate

protect or secure against harm

not fitting, out of place

showing concern or care

12. embroil

involve in conflict or argument

ringing out loudly; noisy

evidence supporting claim

shriveled or wrinkled with age

13. culminate

source of great suffering or trouble

formal written work on a subject

raider or plunderer.

to reach highest point

14. petulant

pompous or overblown in speech

impatient or irritable

public worship; church rituals.

mocking or ridiculing

15. pensive

perfect example or embodiment of a quality

engaged in deep or serious thought

lacking restraint or moral discipline

gradually infringe or intrude on territory or rights

16. theologian

raider or plunderer.

to sharpen or refine

scholar of religious studies

lessening or reduction

17. wheedling

to seize or take possession

causing sorrow or regret

sudden disastrous event or change

persuading through flattery

18. advent

having keen insight

arrival or coming into being

empty or lacking intelligence

inconsistency or difference

19. accession

degree to which something is opaque; not transparent

newcomer or beginner at something

ecstatic joy or delight

attainment or acquisition of a position

20. vastness

change for the better; improvement

copying another's work without credit

connection or link between things

immense size or extent

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. infamy

2. stasis

3. replenish

4. beset

5. destitute

6. residual

7. ostracism

8. jurist

9. acerbic

10. complementary

11. solicitous

12. embroil

13. culminate

14. petulant

15. pensive

16. theologian

17. wheedling

18. advent

19. accession

20. vastness

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. infamy

2. stasis

3. replenish

4. beset

5. destitute

6. residual

7. ostracism

8. jurist

9. acerbic

10. complementary

11. solicitous

12. embroil

13. culminate

14. petulant

15. pensive

16. theologian

17. wheedling

18. advent

19. accession

20. vastness

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