Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. sensuous

find fault constantly

a person involved in a lawsuit

metaphorical rather than literal

pleasing to senses or mind

2. ostentatious

understood only by a select few

intended to attract attention

persistently urge or encourage

claim or assert without proof

3. surfeit

having harmful intentions

an excessive amount of something

set or adjust precisely

spacious or roomy

4. espouse

adopt or support

disregard or overlook

perfect example or embodiment

person who follows rules

5. adept

skillful or proficient at something

walkway between rows

bubbly, lively, or spirited

natural or habitual inclination

6. ennui

rude or disrespectful

assumed or false name

search for food or supplies

boredom or dissatisfaction

7. disheartened

unoriginal; copied or imitative

discouraged or demoralized

done intentionally; carefully considered

statement seeming contradictory but true

8. abstain

outline or foreshadow vaguely

undeveloped; beginning stage

voluntarily refrain from something

shriveled with age

9. replete

difficult to understand

filled or well-supplied with something

mercy or leniency

overly sweet or sentimental

10. repudiate

refuse to accept; reject

feeling intense happiness

immoral or wicked act

farming or cultivation of land

11. perfidious

treacherous or unfaithful

restrain or chain

confirm or support with evidence

to fill with love or admiration

12. inept

indulge excessively in pleasures; corrupt

having many curves or turns

feeling of worry or unease

lacking skill or ability

13. execrable

detestable or horrible

sleepy or drowsy

device that produces electricity; assault

state of uncertainty or doubt

14. larceny

humorous imitation of a work

burning or ignition

theft or stealing

extremely thin due to illness or lack of food

15. denounce

stubborn and unyielding

publicly condemn or accuse

skillful and resourceful

of uncertain authenticity

16. mores

intensely happy or overwhelmed

quick and superficial

take or claim without permission

customs or moral standards

17. inhibit

countless or extremely large number

hold back or restrain

praise highly

proper, tasteful, and polite behavior

18. transmute

secure from violation

change in form or nature

filled with or marked by

unable to be taken or broken into

19. implement

alert; watchful

causing harm or damage

to carry out or execute

large natural or artificial lake

20. discern

great disaster or misfortune

impossible to disentangle

perceive or recognize clearly

extremely poor; parsimonious

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. sensuous

2. ostentatious

3. surfeit

4. espouse

5. adept

6. ennui

7. disheartened

8. abstain

9. replete

10. repudiate

11. perfidious

12. inept

13. execrable

14. larceny

15. denounce

16. mores

17. inhibit

18. transmute

19. implement

20. discern

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. sensuous

2. ostentatious

3. surfeit

4. espouse

5. adept

6. ennui

7. disheartened

8. abstain

9. replete

10. repudiate

11. perfidious

12. inept

13. execrable

14. larceny

15. denounce

16. mores

17. inhibit

18. transmute

19. implement

20. discern

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