Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. clergy

overconfident but immature

enthusiastic applause or praise

unlucky; unfortunate

religious leaders

2. inexorable

claim or assert without proof

impossible to stop or prevent

walkway between rows

quick and nimble

3. ecstatic

skilled craftsperson or manual worker

fearlessly daring or bold

spoil or desecrate; make dirty or unclean

intensely happy or overwhelmed

4. amorous

to show involvement with crime

showing love or romantic feeling

causing shock or horror

pacify or soothe

5. nadir

distant emotionally or physically

shaking or trembling

lowest point or bottom

showing love or romantic feeling

6. perfidious

to officially announce or publish

express sharp disapproval or criticism

treacherous or unfaithful

enjoy oneself happily or freely

7. enigmatic

make sacred or holy

confirm or support

mysterious or difficult to understand

move back and forth

8. anthology

collection of literary works

diverse; multicolored

pleasant to taste or accept

make easier or less severe

9. inarticulate

strong feeling of dislike

showing arrogance; proud

dig out from the ground

unable to speak clearly

10. vacuous

lacking intelligence or ideas

extremely old or outdated

unlucky; unfortunate

shameless or impudent boldness

11. cosmopolitan

worldly or globally sophisticated

drive back or reject strongly

speak ill of; belittle or defame

skillful and resourceful

12. quell

gradual accumulation or buildup

to suppress or put an end to

additional performance at end of show

publicly condemn or accuse

13. disparage

belittle or speak disrespectfully of

statement seeming contradictory but true

spread widely or distribution

make up for loss

14. petulance

sudden, impatient irritation

cause or produce

shining brightly; radiant

agreeable and friendly

15. fatuous

transparent; clear and easy to understand

pyramid of authority or status

act against or oppose

lacking intelligence or sense

16. stolid

unnamed or unidentified

unemotional, impassive

perfect example of something

beginning to develop

17. collateral

secondary or supporting

boisterous and loud

truthfulness; accuracy

increase in power or reputation

18. lithe

flexible and graceful

to show involvement with crime

secret cooperation for deceit

deriving ideas from various sources

19. pliable

imperfection or flaw

easily bent or flexible

belittle or speak disrespectfully of

cautious judgment or tact

20. culpable

perceive through intuition or insight

short statement of a general truth

faulty or blameworthy

to confuse or puzzle someone

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. clergy

2. inexorable

3. ecstatic

4. amorous

5. nadir

6. perfidious

7. enigmatic

8. anthology

9. inarticulate

10. vacuous

11. cosmopolitan

12. quell

13. disparage

14. petulance

15. fatuous

16. stolid

17. collateral

18. lithe

19. pliable

20. culpable

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. clergy

2. inexorable

3. ecstatic

4. amorous

5. nadir

6. perfidious

7. enigmatic

8. anthology

9. inarticulate

10. vacuous

11. cosmopolitan

12. quell

13. disparage

14. petulance

15. fatuous

16. stolid

17. collateral

18. lithe

19. pliable

20. culpable

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