Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. servile

easily shaped or changed

song or poem lamenting the dead

overly submissive or obedient

showing good judgment or sense

2. coerce

primarily sitting or inactive

making unclear or unintelligible

spoil surface of something; vandalize

force into action

3. complicit

associated in wrongdoing

formal praise

increase in power or reputation

pleasant to taste or accept

4. conduit

predictably changeable

feeling remorse for past actions

channel for conveying fluid

lacking moral restraint

5. sovereign

clear and transparent

lively and full of energy; bold

possessing supreme power or authority

double-dealing or dishonesty

6. candor

holding firm; stubbornly persistent

friendly and lively

honest and open communication

gap or break in continuity

7. magnanimous

generous and forgiving

able to recover quickly

without emotion or response

official right to invention; obvious

8. paradigm

unoriginal; copied or imitative

feeling sluggish or sleepy

typical example or model

sentimental to excessive degree

9. abridge

understand or arrest someone

shorten or condense text

avoid or abstain from

range of colors used by an artist

10. covet

violate a law or boundary

keen insight or shrewdness

diligent and ethical

desire strongly

11. allay

diminish or put to rest

ruler or monarch with power

childish or silly

perceive through intuition or insight

12. wizened

gradual decline or wasting away

shriveled with age

polish by rubbing

extreme greed for wealth

13. rancor

prone to cause trouble

shining brilliantly; splendid

offense or annoyance

deep-seated bitterness or resentment

14. relegate

lacking intelligence or sense

regarded as sacred or inviolable

boring; tiresome; monotonous

assign to a lower rank or position

15. pinnacle

highest point or peak

causing harm or damage

loud, continuous noise

spoil or desecrate; make dirty or unclean

16. convene

call together for meeting

charm or enchant someone

praise for achievement

making unclear or unintelligible

17. disgruntled

dissatisfied or resentful

interpret or understand

moral corruption or wickedness

lengthy angry speech or criticism

18. forbearance

to spread or multiply; reproduce

patience and restraint

formally renounce or reject

ease severity or reduce

19. sanguine

loud, energetic, and rowdy

showing good judgment or sense

increase in power or reputation

optimistic or hopeful

20. irascible

prove false or incorrect through argument

tolerate or stay; follow rules

formal praise

easily angered

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. servile

2. coerce

3. complicit

4. conduit

5. sovereign

6. candor

7. magnanimous

8. paradigm

9. abridge

10. covet

11. allay

12. wizened

13. rancor

14. relegate

15. pinnacle

16. convene

17. disgruntled

18. forbearance

19. sanguine

20. irascible

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. servile

2. coerce

3. complicit

4. conduit

5. sovereign

6. candor

7. magnanimous

8. paradigm

9. abridge

10. covet

11. allay

12. wizened

13. rancor

14. relegate

15. pinnacle

16. convene

17. disgruntled

18. forbearance

19. sanguine

20. irascible

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