Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. demure

drive back or reject strongly

modest, reserved, or shy

shining brilliantly; splendid

fervently; passionately

2. embezzle

native to a place

refuse to accept; reject

winding or twisting; complicated

take money secretly for personal use

3. appease

obedient, submissive

lacking intelligence or ideas

pacify or soothe

lively or filled with energy

4. congruity

to make less severe or painful

appearing everywhere

skilled craftsperson or manual worker

harmony or appropriateness

5. morose

clear and transparent

sullen or gloomy

hidden or secret

lacking resources or possessions

6. iniquity

to soothe or calm someone

immoral or wicked act

loss of sensation or consciousness

causing sorrow or pain; serious

7. latent

hidden or concealed

pain-relieving medication

warn or reprimand firmly

deserted; feeling or showing misery

8. replete

the sound of a bell, especially at tolling

filled or well-supplied with something

to ease or relieve without curing

study of diseases; medical condition

9. nascent

forgiveness of sins or errors

extremely surprised

admit as true or valid

beginning to develop

10. assess

hold interest or attract strongly

walkway between rows

evaluate or estimate the value or importance

making unclear or unintelligible

11. litigant

a person involved in a lawsuit

easily achieved; superficial

harmony or appropriateness

lying or false

12. revere

able to pay debts; liquid dissolving other substances

widespread fame or reputation

notoriety; disgrace

regard with deep respect or admiration

13. hardy

belittle or speak disrespectfully of

persuade someone not to do something

strong and resilient

harsh or bitter in tone

14. impecunious

lacking money; poor

using very few words

interpret or understand

lacking originality; boring

15. prudence

cautiousness and good judgment

using more words than needed

difficult to correct or reform

large scholarly book

16. insidious

thin decorative covering

deceptively harmful

fundamentally different or diverse

showing respect or submission

17. anonymous

unnamed or unidentified

criticize sharply; scold

completely destroy or wipe out

encourage or promote development

18. erudite

public speech or address

having extensive knowledge

sudden, successful action

unlucky; unfortunate

19. magnanimous

to carry out or execute

seer with future insight

generous and forgiving

drive back or reject strongly

20. abdicate

pleasant or comfortable feature

give up power voluntarily

to recommend authoritatively

temporary relief or delay of punishment

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. demure

2. embezzle

3. appease

4. congruity

5. morose

6. iniquity

7. latent

8. replete

9. nascent

10. assess

11. litigant

12. revere

13. hardy

14. impecunious

15. prudence

16. insidious

17. anonymous

18. erudite

19. magnanimous

20. abdicate

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. demure

2. embezzle

3. appease

4. congruity

5. morose

6. iniquity

7. latent

8. replete

9. nascent

10. assess

11. litigant

12. revere

13. hardy

14. impecunious

15. prudence

16. insidious

17. anonymous

18. erudite

19. magnanimous

20. abdicate

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