Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. vex

habitually practicing

annoy; irritate

belittle or speak disrespectfully of

relating to the brain or intellect

2. morose

sullen or gloomy

using very few words

tolerate or stay; follow rules

wealthy or prosperous

3. vapid

lacking liveliness or interest

overflowing with enthusiasm

difficult to correct or reform

refusing to change mind

4. acumen

treat with love and care

keen insight or shrewdness

eager to fight or argue

widespread fame or reputation

5. precipice

lasting only a short time

to fill with love or admiration

prone to cause trouble

steep cliff or edge of a dangerous situation

6. rapport

lengthen by cutting off the end

make amends for wrongdoings

worldly or globally sophisticated

harmonious relationship or connection

7. egregious

beneficial or helpful blessing

natural or habitual inclination

charitable generosity

remarkably bad or shocking

8. regurgitate

comfort in grief

shockingly noticeable or obvious

bring swallowed food back to mouth

innocent; straightforward

9. confluence

flowing together of rivers

gradually increasing sound

unclear or having multiple meanings

harmless or gentle

10. obstinate

disagreement with authority or majority

dense, harsh mixture of sounds

showing good judgment or sense

stubbornly refusing to change

11. propitious

something greatly detested

assign to a lower rank or position

enormous or powerful creature or thing

favorable or auspicious

12. incorrigible

difficult to correct or reform

generous bestowal of gifts

mix of different things

believing only oneself exists

13. dubious

lacking necessities; poor

doubtful or uncertain

agree or give consent to

detailed or complicated in design

14. docile

easily taught or managed; submissive

restrain or chain

deep-seated hatred

based on observation or experience

15. rebuke

express sharp disapproval or criticism

mournful song for the dead

wild and untamed

steep cliff or edge of a dangerous situation

16. archaic

indulge excessively in pleasures; corrupt

hidden or concealed

very old or outdated

harsh or bitter in tone

17. enthrall

intended to correct or improve

officially cancel or withdraw

captivate or fascinate

easy to reach or understand

18. modicum

small amount or limited quantity

showing concern or care

treat sacredly with disrespect

additional performance at end of show

19. pert

lively and full of energy; bold

total destruction or ruin

flawless; perfect

offense or annoyance

20. arboreal

person involved in dialogue

rebel or revolutionary

related to or resembling trees

cheerful readiness or promptness

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. vex

2. morose

3. vapid

4. acumen

5. precipice

6. rapport

7. egregious

8. regurgitate

9. confluence

10. obstinate

11. propitious

12. incorrigible

13. dubious

14. docile

15. rebuke

16. archaic

17. enthrall

18. modicum

19. pert

20. arboreal

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. vex

2. morose

3. vapid

4. acumen

5. precipice

6. rapport

7. egregious

8. regurgitate

9. confluence

10. obstinate

11. propitious

12. incorrigible

13. dubious

14. docile

15. rebuke

16. archaic

17. enthrall

18. modicum

19. pert

20. arboreal

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