Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. ravage

damage or destroy violently

indescribable, beyond words

weakens or enfeebles

person who switches allegiance

2. theatricality

exaggerated or dramatic behavior

the art or science of teaching

highest point or peak

overconfident or arrogant

3. kindle

violent rotating storm

speak in a haughty manner

to start a fire or ignite

likely to change rapidly or unpredictably

4. fervent

passionate and sincere

calm and peaceful

incite or stir up (trouble)

highest point or apex

5. mishap

general opinion or reputation

small accident or mistake.

break a promise or commitment

enormous creature or entity

6. epicure

practical convenience or advantage

harmony or agreement

to come together as one

person who takes pleasure in fine food and drink

7. mire

to sympathize or feel pity

swampy or muddy ground.

cause of failure or ruin

never dying; everlasting

8. facetious

so expensive as to prevent purchase

enthusiastic public applause or praise

playfully humorous

dislike of foreigners

9. freshman

withdraw or pull back

overly willing to serve or obey

a first-year student in college or high school

a solemn procession

10. temperament

personality or natural disposition

lazy, habitually idle

perfect example or embodiment of a quality

combining or uniting into one

11. archetype

mass destruction or slaughter

original pattern or model

vulgar or abusive language

give up or let go of

12. resolute

mighty or powerful person or thing

shock or disappointment

desire to harm or hurt.

firm and determined

13. buttress

sentimental or tearful.

reveal or disclose private or secret information

pure, innocent or unspoiled

support or reinforce; structural prop

14. demarcation

rude or insensitive

setting boundaries or limits

lowest point or the worst moment

hardworking, diligent, productive

15. swathe

ruins or debris from destruction

unwilling to spend money; stingy

wrap or enfold completely

deep-seated bitterness or resentment

16. futility

pointlessness or uselessness

unbelievable; doubtful

to punish or scold severely

direct vote by voting population

17. tremor

allowing light but not clear

shaking or slight vibration

originate or issue from a source

mischievous or dishonest person

18. incredulous

doubting, unable to believe

arrival or coming into being

deep regret or guilt

sharpness of taste or smell

19. scion

tired or bored due to overexposure

leaving no doubt or ambiguity

extremely dirty and unpleasant

descendant or heir of a family

20. vernacular

everyday language of a specific region

secret or hidden

device to stop bleeding

legal gap or exception; escape route.

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. ravage

2. theatricality

3. kindle

4. fervent

5. mishap

6. epicure

7. mire

8. facetious

9. freshman

10. temperament

11. archetype

12. resolute

13. buttress

14. demarcation

15. swathe

16. futility

17. tremor

18. incredulous

19. scion

20. vernacular

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. ravage

2. theatricality

3. kindle

4. fervent

5. mishap

6. epicure

7. mire

8. facetious

9. freshman

10. temperament

11. archetype

12. resolute

13. buttress

14. demarcation

15. swathe

16. futility

17. tremor

18. incredulous

19. scion

20. vernacular

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