Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. relegate

excessively sentimental

overbearing; commanding

assign to a lower rank or position

easily achieved; superficial

2. quagmire

honest and open communication

easily taught or managed; submissive

difficult situation or entrapment

sudden, impatient irritation

3. fallacious

encourage or promote development

based on mistaken reasoning

diminish or put to rest

strong supporter of a cause

4. forlorn

criticize or correct gently

favorable or indicating good fortune

pitifully sad or abandoned

tolerate or stay; follow rules

5. soluble

impressive but superficial

false statement to damage reputation

evaluate or assess value

capable of being dissolved

6. circumscribed

limited within boundaries

gutsy or reckless boldness

habit of overeating

contemptuously disregard

7. spurious

an excessive amount of something

vague or unclear

able to recover quickly

false or fake; not genuine

8. fortitude

social outcast or despised person

having frantic energy

courage in adversity

friendly and easy to talk to

9. contrite

feeling remorseful

avoiding waste; economical

outdated or obsolete

reduce or cut short

10. liability

legal responsibility or debt

gradually increasing sound

diminish or put to rest

pleasant or comfortable feature

11. commensurate

confuse or frustrate

taking a longer, indirect route

matching in size or amount

to spread or multiply; reproduce

12. quell

changeable or variable

to suppress or put an end to

predictably changeable

widespread fame or reputation

13. accede

critic of traditions or beliefs

agree or give consent to

lacking intelligence or ideas

feeling remorse for past actions

14. odious

find out or discover with certainty

lacking originality; boring

horrible or detestable

direct opposite or contrast

15. bereft

wishing good for others; kind

lacking or deprived of something

changing frequently

impossible to satisfy

16. recapitulate

roll about or indulge excessively

publicly condemn or accuse

summarize main points or facts

relating to physical pleasure or senses

17. coerce

bring swallowed food back to mouth

force into action

based on hypothesis; theoretical

something greatly detested

18. vociferous

say abruptly during conversation

crying out loudly; boisterous

self-restraint or moderation, especially in indulgence

small increase or addition

19. grandiose

unable to be changed or reversed

given freely; uncalled for

impressive but superficial

dissatisfied or resentful

20. impervious

formal rejection or abandonment

appearing everywhere

impossible to penetrate or affect

varied and diverse

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. relegate

2. quagmire

3. fallacious

4. forlorn

5. soluble

6. circumscribed

7. spurious

8. fortitude

9. contrite

10. liability

11. commensurate

12. quell

13. accede

14. odious

15. bereft

16. recapitulate

17. coerce

18. vociferous

19. grandiose

20. impervious

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. relegate

2. quagmire

3. fallacious

4. forlorn

5. soluble

6. circumscribed

7. spurious

8. fortitude

9. contrite

10. liability

11. commensurate

12. quell

13. accede

14. odious

15. bereft

16. recapitulate

17. coerce

18. vociferous

19. grandiose

20. impervious

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