Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. prepossessing

to suppress or put an end to

shy or reserved

able to recover quickly

attractive or appealing

2. torpid

shockingly noticeable or obvious

lacking energy or alertness

doubtful or uncertain

search for food or supplies

3. accord

mutual agreement or harmony

praise or admiration

extreme reluctance to spend money

able to change easily or versatile

4. cultivate

imitate with the aim of matching

formally renounce or reject

hold interest or attract strongly

grow or develop skill

5. fidelity

faithfulness or loyalty

excessive talking around a point

regard with deep respect or admiration

calm and unemotional

6. hardy

act against or oppose

guilt or regret

crowning or official ceremony

strong and resilient

7. euphoric

easily shaped or changed

feeling intense happiness

argument against a belief or opinion

soon fading or disappearing

8. enmity

small amount or limited quantity

feeling of resentment or injustice

stubborn and unyielding

deep-seated hatred

9. allocate

no longer in use

detailed or complicated in design

distribute for a specific purpose

collection of literary works

10. prescribe

to recommend authoritatively

renovate or brighten up a space or item

regard with disgust or hatred

previous or coming before

11. accommodating

helpful or obliging

waver between different opinions

rebel or revolutionary

spreading widely throughout

12. tacit

worsen or intensify

express emotion

understood without being openly spoken

conventional or traditional

13. utopia

perfect society or place

insulting language

peaceable or friendly

customs or moral standards

14. pert

not representative of the norm

easily achieved; superficial

unclear or having multiple meanings

lively and full of energy; bold

15. behemoth

remarkably bad or shocking

implore or beg earnestly

enormous or powerful creature or thing

changing frequently

16. absolution

dense, harsh mixture of sounds

calm and unemotional

lower in dignity or status; humiliate

forgiveness of sins or errors

17. potentate

ruler or monarch with power

abandoned or neglectful; homeless person

soothing ointment or balm

bring about or accelerate a process

18. licentious

lacking moral restraint

limited within boundaries

person who makes judgments or settles disputes

vague or unclear

19. incarnate

embodied in flesh; personified

sullen or gloomy

matching in size or amount

pale or lacking color; dull

20. antagonism

orders or prohibitions

active opposition or hostility

hasty; impulsive

relating to middle-class or capitalist values

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. prepossessing

2. torpid

3. accord

4. cultivate

5. fidelity

6. hardy

7. euphoric

8. enmity

9. allocate

10. prescribe

11. accommodating

12. tacit

13. utopia

14. pert

15. behemoth

16. absolution

17. potentate

18. licentious

19. incarnate

20. antagonism

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. prepossessing

2. torpid

3. accord

4. cultivate

5. fidelity

6. hardy

7. euphoric

8. enmity

9. allocate

10. prescribe

11. accommodating

12. tacit

13. utopia

14. pert

15. behemoth

16. absolution

17. potentate

18. licentious

19. incarnate

20. antagonism

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