Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. avarice

complete and inclusive

intended to attract attention

shy or lacking self-confidence

extreme greed for wealth

2. refurbish

diminish or put to rest

person opposing authority or government

appropriateness or decorum

renovate or brighten up a space or item

3. execrable

repeal or abolish a law

detestable or horrible

slander or defame

stick to or follow closely

4. partisan

excessively or ingratiatingly flattering

limited within boundaries

strong supporter of a cause

rude; disrespectful

5. refract

shy or reserved

large scholarly book

bend or change direction of light or sound

undeveloped; beginning stage

6. lethargic

voluntarily refrain from something

feeling sluggish or sleepy

easily shaped or changed

mysterious or puzzling problem

7. harangue

lacking resources or possessions

understand or arrest someone

avoiding social interactions or society

long, critical speech or scolding

8. precipice

implore or beg earnestly

appropriateness or decorum

steep cliff or edge of a dangerous situation

escape secretly from custody

9. vindicate

existing, happening in the air

make a violent attack or criticize strongly

violent whirlpool or chaos

clear from suspicion or blame

10. sedentary

inflicting punishment or penalty

primarily sitting or inactive

excessive or insincere praise

reach or achieve a goal

11. consensus

habitually silent or reserved in speech

confirm or support

shameless or impudent boldness

general agreement

12. coagulate

unnecessary or excessive

skilled at gaining advantage

hidden or secret

clot or become solid

13. rectitude

crying out loudly; boisterous

to rob or plunder violently

doubtful or uncertain

morally correct behavior or thinking

14. satiate

skilled craftsperson or manual worker

integrity and uprightness

satisfy fully or to excess

highly fertile or productive

15. blandish

central or most important element

green; lush with vegetation

overconfident but immature

praise insistently to gain favor

16. bourgeois

tolerate or stay; follow rules

relating to middle-class or capitalist values

introduce new ideas or methods

sarcastic or corrosive

17. enervate

feeling remorse for past actions

seer with future insight

weaken physically or mentally

showing concern or care

18. propensity

beginner or inexperienced person

natural tendency or inclination

wandering without fixed home

strong feeling of dislike

19. largess

sullen or gloomy

lacking energy or vitality

lacking firmness or stiffness

generous bestowal of gifts

20. exacerbate

different or diverse parts

having a stale or offensive smell

charmingly old-fashioned or unusual

worsen or intensify

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. avarice

2. refurbish

3. execrable

4. partisan

5. refract

6. lethargic

7. harangue

8. precipice

9. vindicate

10. sedentary

11. consensus

12. coagulate

13. rectitude

14. satiate

15. blandish

16. bourgeois

17. enervate

18. propensity

19. largess

20. exacerbate

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. avarice

2. refurbish

3. execrable

4. partisan

5. refract

6. lethargic

7. harangue

8. precipice

9. vindicate

10. sedentary

11. consensus

12. coagulate

13. rectitude

14. satiate

15. blandish

16. bourgeois

17. enervate

18. propensity

19. largess

20. exacerbate

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