Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. stupefy

shock or amaze; make unable to think

temporary relief or delay of punishment

generous and forgiving

strong liking or preference

2. complacency

self-satisfaction weakness

doubtful or uncertain

sweet food or candy

study of diseases; medical condition

3. procure

changing frequently

remove completely

to obtain or acquire through effort

courage in adversity

4. elated

ecstatically happy or proud

cautiousness and good judgment

large destructive fire

very small or tiny

5. inchoate

undeveloped; beginning stage

taking a longer, indirect route

worshiping idols excessively

extremely old or outdated

6. garrulous

inborn; naturally existing

meeting of members for discussion

excessive talking around a point

talkative excessively

7. knell

abundant or plentiful

the sound of a bell, especially at tolling

enthusiastically devoted

based on mistaken reasoning

8. chide

scold or rebuke

poet or singer, especially of epic poetry

abandoned or neglectful; homeless person

a substitute or replacement for something else

9. abdicate

peculiar to an individual

highest point or final stage

temporary relief or delay of punishment

give up power voluntarily

10. rancid

based on mistaken reasoning

having a stale or offensive smell

expose falseness or exaggerated claims

related to or resembling trees

11. capacious

doubts existence of god

able to hold much; spacious

shriveled with age

statement seeming contradictory but true

12. diffident

involve as necessary part

weak; fragile; insubstantial

shy or lacking self-confidence

dig out from the ground

13. taciturn

relating to letters

anger at injustice

make amends for guilt or sin

habitually silent or reserved in speech

14. multifarious

varied and diverse

newly converted or beginner

take or claim without permission

native to a place

15. despot

expose falseness or exaggerated claims

tyrannical ruler with absolute power

to scold or complain bitterly

overconfident but immature

16. attain

skillful deception or magic

swollen; inflated; pompous

reach or achieve a goal

metaphorical rather than literal

17. hardy

fearlessly daring or bold

lacking necessities; poor

urgent or pressing

strong and resilient

18. implacable

lack of harmony among sounds

energetic; constantly changing

second to last in sequence

unable to be appeased

19. facile

charming; winning

easily achieved; superficial

having a stale or offensive smell

detestable or horrible

20. enervate

mental calmness and composure

prove false or incorrect through argument

weaken physically or mentally

relating to middle-class or capitalist values

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. stupefy

2. complacency

3. procure

4. elated

5. inchoate

6. garrulous

7. knell

8. chide

9. abdicate

10. rancid

11. capacious

12. diffident

13. taciturn

14. multifarious

15. despot

16. attain

17. hardy

18. implacable

19. facile

20. enervate

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. stupefy

2. complacency

3. procure

4. elated

5. inchoate

6. garrulous

7. knell

8. chide

9. abdicate

10. rancid

11. capacious

12. diffident

13. taciturn

14. multifarious

15. despot

16. attain

17. hardy

18. implacable

19. facile

20. enervate

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