Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. moderate

average or within limits

sympathy for loss

comparable or similar in some way

declare invalid or cancel

2. sedentary

dark-skinned or having a dark complexion

faulty or blameworthy

primarily sitting or inactive

sharp or severe; perceptive

3. transgress

complete and inclusive

often repeated; unoriginal

violate a law or boundary

second to last in sequence

4. audacious

fearlessly daring or bold

drive back or reject strongly

capable of being maintained or defended

unwilling to give or spend money

5. repulse

drive back or reject strongly

dig out from the ground

official demand for goods or services

remove completely

6. scintillating

a short trip or outing

find out or discover with certainty

forbidden by law or rules

brilliantly sparkling or exciting

7. audible

able to be heard

undeveloped; beginning stage

postpone or delay; yield respectfully

escape secretly from custody

8. petulance

stern, harsh, or gloomy

range of colors used by an artist

sudden, impatient irritation

humorously vulgar or indecent

9. venerable

overflowing with enthusiasm

respected due to age or wisdom

impossible to satisfy

harsh or bitter in tone

10. esoteric

ease severity or reduce

lack of agreement or consistency

understood only by a select few

relating to middle-class or capitalist values

11. solvent

abundant; giving freely; lush

unlucky; unfortunate

able to pay debts; liquid dissolving other substances

secretly cooperate in wrongdoing

12. prescient

conceal true feelings or motives

charitable generosity

exceptionally skilled musician or artist

having knowledge of future events

13. expunge

comfort in grief

peaceful and calm

publicly denounce or criticize

remove completely

14. incumbent

obligatory; currently holding office

attribute or ascribe a fault

imitate with the aim of matching

informal language

15. consensus

miserable, despicable, or wretched

general agreement

escape secretly from custody

change in form or nature

16. forbearance

patience and restraint

lacking empathy or concern

famous and respected in a particular field

correct or revise a text

17. puerile

childish or silly

face of a building or false appearance

using more words than needed

dig out from the ground

18. imperious

suggestion; subtle hint

persuading forcibly

appropriate and advantageous

overbearing; commanding

19. discrepancy

lack of agreement or consistency

polish by rubbing

charitable generosity

substance made of two or more parts

20. abrogate

repeal or abolish a law

excessively high or unreasonable

harmless or gentle

incompatible; harsh or jarring

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. moderate

2. sedentary

3. transgress

4. audacious

5. repulse

6. scintillating

7. audible

8. petulance

9. venerable

10. esoteric

11. solvent

12. prescient

13. expunge

14. incumbent

15. consensus

16. forbearance

17. puerile

18. imperious

19. discrepancy

20. abrogate

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. moderate

2. sedentary

3. transgress

4. audacious

5. repulse

6. scintillating

7. audible

8. petulance

9. venerable

10. esoteric

11. solvent

12. prescient

13. expunge

14. incumbent

15. consensus

16. forbearance

17. puerile

18. imperious

19. discrepancy

20. abrogate

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