Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. circuitous

increase in power or reputation

mysterious or difficult to understand

taking a longer, indirect route

express emotion

2. covet

take or claim without permission

modest, reserved, or shy

desire strongly

show great joy or triumph

3. stagnate

cease to flow or develop; become inactive

make sacred or holy

extremely surprised

daily; commonplace or ordinary

4. egregious

large natural or artificial lake

small increase or addition

refuse to accept; reject

remarkably bad or shocking

5. probity

to stir up or provoke

exceptionally skilled musician or artist

different or diverse parts

integrity and uprightness

6. transgress

most noticeable or important

secure from violation

obligatory; currently holding office

violate a law or boundary

7. forbearance

strong liking or preference

urgent or pressing

patience and restraint

secure from violation

8. paragon

perfect example or embodiment

agree or give consent to

related to or resembling trees

keen; forceful; incisive

9. fervent

excessively high or unreasonable

sly or secretive

passionate or enthusiastic

alert; watchful

10. delineate

excessive amount of something

bring swallowed food back to mouth

describe accurately or portray in detail

meddlesome or interfering

11. incumbent

obligatory; currently holding office

direct opposite or contrast

beyond doubt or dispute

dull, unimaginative, or commonplace

12. reservoir

contemptuously disregard

sentimental to excessive degree

beginner or inexperienced person

large natural or artificial lake

13. immutable

merciful or tolerant

unchanging over time

draw out or evoke response

urgent or pressing

14. tacit

concise and forcefully expressive

set or adjust precisely

having shame or disgrace

understood without being openly spoken

15. pungent

suitable or fitting for a specific purpose

detestable or horrible

sharply affecting smell or taste

lowest point or bottom

16. interminable

lacking moral restraint

endless; having no limit

active opposition or hostility

talkative excessively

17. oblivious

unaware or forgetful

damaging reputation; slanderous

restore friendly relations after disagreement

overly sweet or sentimental

18. pillage

fervently; passionately

to rob or plunder violently

helpful or obliging

to show involvement with crime

19. enfranchise

decorate or add beauty to

double-dealing or dishonesty

endless; having no limit

give voting rights

20. daunting

beginning to develop

standards for judgment

intimidating or discouraging

deep-seated hatred

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. circuitous

2. covet

3. stagnate

4. egregious

5. probity

6. transgress

7. forbearance

8. paragon

9. fervent

10. delineate

11. incumbent

12. reservoir

13. immutable

14. tacit

15. pungent

16. interminable

17. oblivious

18. pillage

19. enfranchise

20. daunting

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. circuitous

2. covet

3. stagnate

4. egregious

5. probity

6. transgress

7. forbearance

8. paragon

9. fervent

10. delineate

11. incumbent

12. reservoir

13. immutable

14. tacit

15. pungent

16. interminable

17. oblivious

18. pillage

19. enfranchise

20. daunting

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