Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. magnanimous

generous and forgiving

insult or damaging remark

based on hypothesis; theoretical

withdraw or take back statement

2. arable

famous for bad reasons

peaceful or calming

suitable for growing crops; farmland

support or reinforce

3. stolid

lower in dignity or status; humiliate

unemotional, impassive

deviation from the normal

loud, energetic, and rowdy

4. arcane

understood by few; mysterious or secret

rambling; covering many topics

extremely thin due to illness or lack of food

claim or assert without proof

5. requisition

official demand for goods or services

to scold or complain bitterly

interpret or understand

second to last in sequence

6. exalt

friendly and lively

praise highly

serious, respectable, and unemotional

causing delay; slow to act

7. prescient

soothing or softening agent

think deeply or meditate

drinkable; suitable for drinking

having knowledge of future events

8. acrimony

deep-seated hatred

great disaster or misfortune

bitterness or harshness in speech or behavior

official order or proclamation

9. irreverence

restrain or chain

to recommend authoritatively

lack of respect or seriousness

peaceful, untroubled, calm

10. abduct

prevent or obstruct

take someone away by force

lengthen by cutting off the end

immunize by vaccination

11. efface

contemptuously disregard

absolutely necessary or urgent

erase or wipe out; make less visible

outline or foreshadow vaguely

12. extricate

free from difficulty or entanglement

urge or provoke to action

equivalent in value or significance

based on observation or experience

13. adverse

hostile or unfavorable

disperse or scatter; squander

withdraw or take back statement

naive belief or trust

14. retract

withdraw or take back statement

continuous; never stopping

insulting language

to confuse or puzzle someone

15. ribald

make clear or clarify

humorously vulgar or indecent

lengthy angry speech or criticism

helpful or obliging

16. deliberate

pleasing to senses or mind

done intentionally; carefully considered

stubbornly disobedient or uncooperative

substance made of two or more parts

17. placate

to soothe or calm someone

orders or prohibitions

friendly and good-natured

inborn; naturally existing

18. intransigent

stubborn; uncompromising

perfect example of something

pleasant or comfortable feature

persuading forcibly

19. cordial

sincerely friendly

evident or obvious

honest and open communication

peaceful, untroubled, calm

20. adorn

violate a law or boundary

refusing to change mind

lacking resources or possessions

decorate or add beauty to

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. magnanimous

2. arable

3. stolid

4. arcane

5. requisition

6. exalt

7. prescient

8. acrimony

9. irreverence

10. abduct

11. efface

12. extricate

13. adverse

14. retract

15. ribald

16. deliberate

17. placate

18. intransigent

19. cordial

20. adorn

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. magnanimous

2. arable

3. stolid

4. arcane

5. requisition

6. exalt

7. prescient

8. acrimony

9. irreverence

10. abduct

11. efface

12. extricate

13. adverse

14. retract

15. ribald

16. deliberate

17. placate

18. intransigent

19. cordial

20. adorn

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