Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. denounce

publicly condemn or accuse

origin of a word

difficult situation or entrapment

shrewd and clever

2. sensual

persuading forcibly

legal responsibility or debt

relating to middle-class or capitalist values

relating to physical pleasure or senses

3. perfidious

treacherous or unfaithful

relating to water or existing in water

intense enthusiasm or passion

persuading forcibly

4. vivacious

add or incorporate territory

large destructive fire

lively and spirited

very careful and precise

5. exorbitant

excessively high or unreasonable

showing rainbow-like colors

rude or disrespectful

feeling or expressing great happiness

6. arbiter

dig out from the ground

person who makes judgments or settles disputes

excessive or insincere praise

to ease or relieve without curing

7. constituent

causing sorrow or pain; serious

component or part

independent-minded person

organized list or collection

8. extricate

free from difficulty or entanglement

typical example or model

deep-seated bitterness or resentment

difficult to see or understand

9. impassive

violate a law or boundary

using more words than needed

without emotion or response

miserable, despicable, or wretched

10. guile

speak or write with great enthusiasm

deceitful cunning; slyness

range of colors used by an artist

gradually increasing sound

11. induce

innocent; straightforward

to persuade or influence

fervently; passionately

greater in number or importance

12. crescendo

distribute for a specific purpose

burning or ignition

arranged in order of time

gradually increasing sound

13. reclusive

avoiding social interactions or society

song or poem lamenting the dead

endless; having no limit

clear and easy to understand

14. burnish

bring about or accelerate a process

polish by rubbing

able to be heard

skilled craftsperson or manual worker

15. clergy

still in existence

religious leaders

peaceable or friendly

polish by rubbing

16. usurp

without definite shape or form

lazy; avoidant of activity

take over illegally or by force

helpful or obliging

17. commensurate

matching in size or amount

causing horror or disapproval

out of its proper time period

deserted; feeling or showing misery

18. vicissitude

change or variation in circumstances

serving as a typical example

hidden or concealed

persuade someone not to do something

19. extant

accustom to hardship

still in existence

violate or conflict with

natural or habitual inclination

20. fortuitous

irrelevant or unrelated

deviation from the norm

happening by luck

immoral or wicked act

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. denounce

2. sensual

3. perfidious

4. vivacious

5. exorbitant

6. arbiter

7. constituent

8. extricate

9. impassive

10. guile

11. induce

12. crescendo

13. reclusive

14. burnish

15. clergy

16. usurp

17. commensurate

18. vicissitude

19. extant

20. fortuitous

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. denounce

2. sensual

3. perfidious

4. vivacious

5. exorbitant

6. arbiter

7. constituent

8. extricate

9. impassive

10. guile

11. induce

12. crescendo

13. reclusive

14. burnish

15. clergy

16. usurp

17. commensurate

18. vicissitude

19. extant

20. fortuitous

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