Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. relegate

assign to a lower rank or position

mock or ridicule contemptuously

imitate with the aim of matching

causing disagreement

2. sublime

understood only by a select few

transparent; clear and easy to understand

of such excellence or beauty

boisterous and loud

3. stagnate

cease to flow or develop; become inactive

exceptionally skilled musician or artist

thin decorative covering

having knowledge of future events

4. indefatigable

excessive or insincere praise

possessing supreme power or authority

hidden or concealed

tireless; persistent

5. ennui

violent whirlpool or chaos

charitable generosity

sullen or gloomy

boredom or dissatisfaction

6. epistolary

charming; winning

proper, tasteful, and polite behavior

relating to letters

matching in size or amount

7. chronological

cause or produce

arranged in order of time

describe accurately or portray in detail

loss of sensation or consciousness

8. remedial

secretly cooperate in wrongdoing

intended to correct or improve

grow or develop skill

different or diverse parts

9. solvent

excessive talking around a point

ecstatically happy or proud

able to pay debts; liquid dissolving other substances

easy to reach or understand

10. chronicle

channel for conveying fluid

record or narrative of events

ruler or monarch with power

persistently urge or encourage

11. tortuous

considered good or trustworthy

favorable or auspicious

mental calmness and composure

winding or twisting; complicated

12. morass

distant emotionally or physically

rudely brief

difficult situation or swamp

forgiveness of sins or errors

13. nocturnal

curse or verbally attack

active at night

pleasant to taste or accept

natural liking or connection

14. agnostic

second to last in sequence

doubts existence of god

impossible to satisfy

guilt or regret

15. trepidation

overconfident but immature

fear or apprehension

false statement to damage reputation

causing delay; slow to act

16. bard

incompatible; harsh or jarring

burdensome or oppressive

poet or singer, especially of epic poetry

introduce new ideas or methods

17. mutable

firm decision or intent; solve problem

practicing self-discipline and abstention

bold and shameless

changeable or variable

18. concise

morally unprincipled person

brief and to the point

difficult to manage

unable to be taken or broken into

19. appalling

causing horror or disapproval

ease severity or reduce

lazy; avoidant of activity

alert; watchful

20. fabricate

regarded as sacred or inviolable

invent or make up

courage in adversity

engage in lively, drunken partying

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. relegate

2. sublime

3. stagnate

4. indefatigable

5. ennui

6. epistolary

7. chronological

8. remedial

9. solvent

10. chronicle

11. tortuous

12. morass

13. nocturnal

14. agnostic

15. trepidation

16. bard

17. mutable

18. concise

19. appalling

20. fabricate

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. relegate

2. sublime

3. stagnate

4. indefatigable

5. ennui

6. epistolary

7. chronological

8. remedial

9. solvent

10. chronicle

11. tortuous

12. morass

13. nocturnal

14. agnostic

15. trepidation

16. bard

17. mutable

18. concise

19. appalling

20. fabricate

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