Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. deplore

erase or wipe out; make less visible

false or fake; not genuine

unable to be appeased

feel or express strong disapproval

2. privation

pleasant or comfortable feature

change in form or nature

lack of basic necessities or comforts

scarcity or small amount of something

3. mitigate

loud, harsh, and disorderly noise

ease severity or reduce

complete change or transformation

forbidden by law or rules

4. pervasive

extremely dry or lacking moisture

spreading widely throughout

deviation from the normal

arranged in order of time

5. instigate

to stir up or provoke

skilled in deception

large piece of fabric for painting or covering

indulge excessively in pleasures; corrupt

6. defamatory

emotionally touching or moving

damaging reputation; slanderous

hardworking and attentive

logical and consistent

7. proclivity

something greatly detested

double-dealing or dishonesty

obedient, submissive

natural or habitual inclination

8. exasperate

unspeakable; beyond description

a sign of future events; warning

irritate intensely

different or diverse parts

9. ingenious

unclear or having multiple meanings

clear and easy to understand

avoiding waste; economical

clever; original

10. vapid

draw out or evoke response

lacking liveliness or interest

avoid by clever means

a naturally accompanying

11. liability

hold interest or attract strongly

bring under control or domination

legal responsibility or debt

component or part

12. relish

insincerely pious or moralistic

skilled in deception

enjoy greatly; pleasure or appreciation

advanced for age; early development

13. remedial

evident or obvious

make clear or clarify

serious, respectable, and unemotional

intended to correct or improve

14. goad

comparable or similar in some way

restless or difficult to control

a state of rest or peacefulness

urge or provoke to action

15. licentious

bold and shameless

lacking moral restraint

regard with deep respect or admiration

think deeply or meditate

16. insatiable

peaceful and calm

having harmful intentions

impossible to satisfy

loud, harsh, and disorderly noise

17. concede

longing or nostalgic

narrative song or poem

praise for achievement

admit as true or valid

18. proscribe

plunge into or involve deeply

having mixed feelings

state of uncertainty or doubt

to ban or prohibit officially

19. abject

understood without being openly spoken

miserable, despicable, or wretched

showing arrogance; proud

lengthen by cutting off the end

20. jubilant

suppose without sufficient evidence

failing to take proper care

feeling or expressing great happiness

lacking energy or vitality

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. deplore

2. privation

3. mitigate

4. pervasive

5. instigate

6. defamatory

7. proclivity

8. exasperate

9. ingenious

10. vapid

11. liability

12. relish

13. remedial

14. goad

15. licentious

16. insatiable

17. concede

18. proscribe

19. abject

20. jubilant

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. deplore

2. privation

3. mitigate

4. pervasive

5. instigate

6. defamatory

7. proclivity

8. exasperate

9. ingenious

10. vapid

11. liability

12. relish

13. remedial

14. goad

15. licentious

16. insatiable

17. concede

18. proscribe

19. abject

20. jubilant

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