Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. intrepid

inspiring fear or respect

no longer existing or functioning

hardworking and attentive

courageous; fearless

2. destitute

lacking resources or possessions

attractive or appealing

disagreement with authority or majority

very critical or harsh

3. consensus

secret cooperation for deceit

general agreement

morally correct behavior or thinking

miserable, despicable, or wretched

4. legerdemain

large destructive fire

desire strongly

skillful deception or magic

distribute for a specific purpose

5. oscillate

withdraw or take back statement

move back and forth

warn or reprimand firmly

secondary or supporting

6. venerate

regard with deep respect

to suppress or put an end to

evident or obvious

to scold or complain bitterly

7. vestige

restless or difficult to control

clever trick or deception

declare invalid or cancel

small remaining part; trace

8. abstain

longing or nostalgic

persuade by flattery or coaxing

to obtain or acquire through effort

voluntarily refrain from something

9. aesthetic

evaluate or estimate the value or importance

habitually silent or reserved in speech

concerning beauty or art

support or recommend publicly

10. stoic

highly harmful or destructive

violate or conflict with

praiseworthy

unaffected by pain or emotion

11. servile

claim or assert without proof

belittle or speak disrespectfully of

lowest point or bottom

overly submissive or obedient

12. clemency

trusted friend or advisor

logical and consistent

having a revengeful nature

mercy or leniency

13. carouse

greed or desire for wealth

stern, harsh, or gloomy

engage in lively, drunken partying

having knowledge of future events

14. antithesis

fearlessly daring or bold

showing love or romantic feeling

favorable or indicating good fortune

direct opposite or contrast

15. nondescript

ready to obey or surrender

failing to take proper care

tolerate or stay; follow rules

lacking distinctive features

16. desecrate

to fill with love or admiration

short period of rest or relief

weaken physically or mentally

treat sacredly with disrespect

17. annex

add or incorporate territory

immoral or wicked act

give voting rights

organized list or collection

18. cleave

completes or enhances

split apart or cling to

using more words than needed

insulting language

19. avenge

accept reluctantly without protest

punish or exact revenge for a wrong

tireless; persistent

regard with disgust or hatred

20. expurgate

praise highly

edit to remove inappropriate parts

deviation from the normal

worldly or globally sophisticated

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. intrepid

2. destitute

3. consensus

4. legerdemain

5. oscillate

6. venerate

7. vestige

8. abstain

9. aesthetic

10. stoic

11. servile

12. clemency

13. carouse

14. antithesis

15. nondescript

16. desecrate

17. annex

18. cleave

19. avenge

20. expurgate

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. intrepid

2. destitute

3. consensus

4. legerdemain

5. oscillate

6. venerate

7. vestige

8. abstain

9. aesthetic

10. stoic

11. servile

12. clemency

13. carouse

14. antithesis

15. nondescript

16. desecrate

17. annex

18. cleave

19. avenge

20. expurgate

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