Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. imperil

endanger; pose a risk to

right to vote

widespread destruction

friendly and lively

2. rift

friendly and lively

near unconscious state

rift or split in unity

person who values practical results

3. guile

cleverness in deception

widely offensive or scandalous

state of being unaware or unconscious

tired or bored due to overexposure

4. munificent

in complete agreement

valuable family possession

seriousness or weightiness

extremely generous.

5. camaraderie

remote natural uninhabited area

strictly adheres to ideas

unconventional or slightly strange in behavior or appearance

friendship or mutual trust

6. perilous

collection of documents or files about a particular subject

risky or dangerous

produce or generate in large quantities

loud confused noise or disorder

7. recondite

heavy flood or overwhelming rush

legal document relinquishing rights

bet or gamble on an outcome

not easily understood; obscure

8. filibuster

delaying speech to obstruct legislation

up to this time

incapable of being understood

oppressive and unjust government rule

9. accolade

long, angry speech

having keen insight

inactive, sleeping, or temporarily not in use

approval or praise; award or honor

10. liquidate

showing no interest or emotion

impressively beautiful or noble

convert assets to cash; eliminate.

uncultured or materialistic person

11. inclement

strong dislike or contempt

person who dislikes mankind.

harsh, severe

someone who promotes welfare

12. acrimony

loud enthusiastic approval

fundamental principle or element

natural liking or attraction

bitterness or rancor

13. introspection

accelerate or facilitate

person wandering without a home

sad or mournful; gloomy.

self-examination or reflection

14. germane

indisputable, impossible to deny

relevant or appropriate

wasteful or reckless

friendly and lively

15. uniformity

illustrate by example

sameness or consistency

reliability, energy, and life force

lineage or ancestry

16. scruple

arrangement into social layers

doubt or hesitation about morality

truthfulness or accuracy

cover that conceals or protects

17. wildfire

large painting on a wall or ceiling

regard with deep respect

large destructive forest fire

violence or chaos.

18. haughty

arrogantly proud

threats or force used to compel someone to act against their will

person who opposes tradition

in complete agreement

19. deity

trace or remnant of something lost

harmless, unlikely to offend

god or divine being

not walked on or explored

20. youngster

to call upon or create magically

lack of sufficient quality or ability

underlying reasoning or explanation

young child or adolescent

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. imperil

2. rift

3. guile

4. munificent

5. camaraderie

6. perilous

7. recondite

8. filibuster

9. accolade

10. liquidate

11. inclement

12. acrimony

13. introspection

14. germane

15. uniformity

16. scruple

17. wildfire

18. haughty

19. deity

20. youngster

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. imperil

2. rift

3. guile

4. munificent

5. camaraderie

6. perilous

7. recondite

8. filibuster

9. accolade

10. liquidate

11. inclement

12. acrimony

13. introspection

14. germane

15. uniformity

16. scruple

17. wildfire

18. haughty

19. deity

20. youngster

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