Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. sagacity

persistently urge or encourage

wisdom and good judgment

shameless or impudent boldness

suppose without sufficient evidence

2. cosmopolitan

possessing supreme power or authority

lively and full of energy; bold

worldly or globally sophisticated

rebel or revolutionary

3. putrid

general agreement

decayed or rotting; foul-smelling

limited within boundaries

postpone or delay; yield respectfully

4. parody

loud and harsh in sound

small increase or addition

humorous imitation of a work

brief and clear in expression

5. inept

lack of something; scarcity or shortage

lacking skill or ability

comfort in grief

orders or prohibitions

6. congruity

confuse or frustrate

feeling remorse for past actions

harmony or appropriateness

immunize by vaccination

7. wane

regard with deep respect

damaging reputation; slanderous

decrease in size or intensity

burdensome or oppressive

8. revere

wishing good for others; kind

charmingly old-fashioned or unusual

regard with deep respect or admiration

give in return; respond similarly

9. burnish

polish by rubbing

pleasing to senses or mind

claim or assert without proof

pompous or overblown in speech

10. balk

hesitate or refuse to proceed

accustom to hardship

temporary relief or delay of punishment

optimistic or hopeful

11. pathology

transparent; clear and easy to understand

not representative of the norm

study of diseases; medical condition

strong and resilient

12. resolve

habit of overeating

wealthy or prosperous

continuous; never stopping

firm decision or intent; solve problem

13. increment

showing good judgment or sense

violate a law or boundary

small increase or addition

peaceable or friendly

14. induce

promoting fire or conflict

morally correct behavior or thinking

excessive or insincere praise

to persuade or influence

15. stingy

to stir up or provoke

understand deeply

lacking sharpness or quickness

unwilling to give or spend money

16. eloquent

postpone or delay; yield respectfully

easy to reach or understand

to officially announce or publish

fluent or persuasive in speech

17. assiduous

cease to flow or develop; become inactive

split apart or cling to

obedient, submissive

diligent and persistent in effort

18. devious

cuts or tears in skin or flesh

idealistic but impractical

dishonest or indirect in behavior

publicly condemn or accuse

19. obfuscate

lacking firmness or stiffness

making unclear or unintelligible

pleasing or appropriate

clear from suspicion or blame

20. collusion

secret cooperation for deceit

famous for bad reasons

able to pay debts; liquid dissolving other substances

become less intense or widespread

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. sagacity

2. cosmopolitan

3. putrid

4. parody

5. inept

6. congruity

7. wane

8. revere

9. burnish

10. balk

11. pathology

12. resolve

13. increment

14. induce

15. stingy

16. eloquent

17. assiduous

18. devious

19. obfuscate

20. collusion

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. sagacity

2. cosmopolitan

3. putrid

4. parody

5. inept

6. congruity

7. wane

8. revere

9. burnish

10. balk

11. pathology

12. resolve

13. increment

14. induce

15. stingy

16. eloquent

17. assiduous

18. devious

19. obfuscate

20. collusion

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