Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. empathy

drive away or scatter; make vanish

ability to understand others' feelings

deliver or commit to

skilled in deception

2. antediluvian

harmonious relationship or connection

decayed or rotting; foul-smelling

flexible and graceful

extremely old or outdated

3. amicable

peaceable or friendly

social outcast or despised person

extremely hot or scorching

lively and full of energy; bold

4. sagacity

conventional or traditional

flowing together of rivers

gentle breeze

wisdom and good judgment

5. duress

person opposing authority or government

pain-relieving medication

implied; understood without being stated

threats or force to coercively compel

6. relegate

assign to a lower rank or position

clear from blame

express disapproval or disappointment

inborn; naturally existing

7. alias

warn or reprimand firmly

plant disease or any cause of decay

assumed or false name

strong and resilient

8. acrimony

rebel or revolutionary

ease severity or reduce

bitterness or harshness in speech or behavior

unaffected by pain or emotion

9. felicitous

pleasing or appropriate

reveal or make known publicly

unable to be taken or broken into

enthusiastic approval or praise

10. arrogate

daily; commonplace or ordinary

take or claim without permission

regard as belonging to a particular cause or origin

shining brilliantly; splendid

11. opulent

evaluate or assess value

accept reluctantly without protest

luxurious and wealthy

appeal to emotion; emotional quality

12. inquisitor

huge or enormous figure

suggestion; subtle hint

imply subtly or slyly

person asking questions aggressively

13. calumny

giving a bad omen or threatening

secure from violation

false statement to damage reputation

relating to the brain or intellect

14. inhibit

express disapproval or regret

extreme greed for wealth

hold back or restrain

extremely thin due to illness or lack of food

15. pariah

social outcast or despised person

deceptively harmful

cuts or tears in skin or flesh

religious leaders

16. enamor

spread widely or distribution

make uneasy or embarrassed

to fill with love or admiration

an excessive amount of something

17. platitude

common remark; banal statement

alert; watchful

easily achieved; superficial

determined by personal choice rather than reason

18. lavish

embodied in flesh; personified

deny any responsibility or support

split apart or cling to

excessively generous or elaborate

19. expurgate

contemptuously disregard

edit to remove inappropriate parts

to recommend authoritatively

to foretell or predict; omen

20. adulation

rambling; covering many topics

excessive or insincere praise

changeable or variable

newly converted or beginner

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. empathy

2. antediluvian

3. amicable

4. sagacity

5. duress

6. relegate

7. alias

8. acrimony

9. felicitous

10. arrogate

11. opulent

12. inquisitor

13. calumny

14. inhibit

15. pariah

16. enamor

17. platitude

18. lavish

19. expurgate

20. adulation

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. empathy

2. antediluvian

3. amicable

4. sagacity

5. duress

6. relegate

7. alias

8. acrimony

9. felicitous

10. arrogate

11. opulent

12. inquisitor

13. calumny

14. inhibit

15. pariah

16. enamor

17. platitude

18. lavish

19. expurgate

20. adulation

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