Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. retract

peaceful, undisturbed, calm

enormous or powerful creature or thing

withdraw or take back statement

unemotional, impassive

2. rancor

deep-seated bitterness or resentment

lower in dignity or status; humiliate

imply subtly or slyly

keen insight or shrewdness

3. cavort

spread widely or distribution

jump or dance around excitedly

harmeless; not offensive

pursues pleasure as life goal

4. sobriety

worshiping idols excessively

state of moderation or seriousness

clear from blame

overbearing; commanding

5. restitution

restoring to former state; compensation

concerned with helping others

loss of reputation or respect

complex or twisted

6. execrable

slander or defame

detestable or horrible

direct opposite or contrast

praise or admiration

7. benign

speak or write with great enthusiasm

generous bestowal of gifts

excessive amount of something

harmless or gentle

8. inept

crying out loudly; boisterous

faulty or blameworthy

outdated or obsolete

lacking skill or ability

9. circumspect

horrible or wicked

doubts existence of god

cautious and careful

favorable or auspicious

10. ardor

intense enthusiasm or passion

public meeting or discussion platform

gap or break in continuity

mix of different things

11. affluent

wealthy or prosperous

very discouraged or dejected

loud, continuous noise

cheat or defraud

12. wizened

set or adjust precisely

increase in power or reputation

suitable or fitting for a specific purpose

shriveled with age

13. circumlocution

excessive talking around a point

prevent success of; contrasting force

stretch or expand outwards

extremely dry or lacking moisture

14. anonymous

unnamed or unidentified

perfect example or embodiment

mysterious or difficult to understand

long, critical speech or scolding

15. confidant

trusted friend or advisor

inflicting punishment or penalty

without emotion or response

solidify or become gelatinous

16. avenge

natural or habitual inclination

punish or exact revenge for a wrong

official demand for goods or services

erase or wipe out; make less visible

17. solicitous

irrelevant or unrelated

secondary or supporting

showing concern or care

equivalent in value or significance

18. exult

show great joy or triumph

horrible or wicked

indirect or slanting

wicked or criminal

19. cerebral

praise for achievement

without definite shape or form

insulting language

relating to the brain or intellect

20. calamity

great disaster or misfortune

playfully unusual or fanciful

involve as necessary part

having a foul smell

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. retract

2. rancor

3. cavort

4. sobriety

5. restitution

6. execrable

7. benign

8. inept

9. circumspect

10. ardor

11. affluent

12. wizened

13. circumlocution

14. anonymous

15. confidant

16. avenge

17. solicitous

18. exult

19. cerebral

20. calamity

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. retract

2. rancor

3. cavort

4. sobriety

5. restitution

6. execrable

7. benign

8. inept

9. circumspect

10. ardor

11. affluent

12. wizened

13. circumlocution

14. anonymous

15. confidant

16. avenge

17. solicitous

18. exult

19. cerebral

20. calamity

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