Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. odious

state of moderation or seriousness

shrewd and clever

no longer existing or functioning

horrible or detestable

2. embezzle

to ease or relieve without curing

take money secretly for personal use

seer with future insight

argument against a belief or opinion

3. raucous

desire earnestly or to achieve something

natural liking or connection

horrible or wicked

loud, harsh, and disorderly noise

4. vacillate

waver between different opinions

lively or filled with energy

lacking intelligence or ideas

false display or claim; or acting

5. implement

concerning beauty or art

stretch or expand outwards

to carry out or execute

poet or singer, especially of epic poetry

6. modicum

to scold or complain bitterly

possessing supreme power or authority

small amount or limited quantity

truthfulness; accuracy

7. expunge

pleasant or comfortable feature

remove completely

able to hold much; spacious

keen; forceful; incisive

8. euphoric

feeling intense happiness

regard as resulting from a specific cause

incompatible; harsh or jarring

determined by personal choice rather than reason

9. carouse

to prevent or make impossible

rhythmic flow or pattern

understood by few; mysterious or secret

engage in lively, drunken partying

10. alacrity

difficult to manage

large scholarly book

spreading widely throughout

cheerful readiness or promptness

11. obscure

causing disagreement

secret cooperation for deceit

pale or lacking color; dull

difficult to see or understand

12. sophomoric

dense, harsh mixture of sounds

excessively generous or elaborate

overconfident but immature

engage in lively, drunken partying

13. tortuous

winding or twisting; complicated

newly converted or beginner

wealthy or prosperous

to carry out or execute

14. perspicacity

stubborn; uncompromising

keen insight or understanding

to scold or complain bitterly

full of, common, or widespread

15. maudlin

sullen or gloomy

send off swiftly; promptness

lasting a very short time

sentimental to excessive degree

16. curtail

reduce or cut short

diligent and ethical

ease severity or reduce

secure from violation

17. tenuous

clever; original

direct opposite or contrast

weak; fragile; insubstantial

restless or difficult to control

18. reprobate

morally unprincipled person

dishonest or indirect in behavior

lack of basic necessities or comforts

showing no interest or emotion

19. manifest

encourage growth or development

think deeply or meditate

subtle difference or variation

evident or obvious

20. mercurial

take or claim without permission

think deeply or meditate

predictably changeable

having a stale or offensive smell

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. odious

2. embezzle

3. raucous

4. vacillate

5. implement

6. modicum

7. expunge

8. euphoric

9. carouse

10. alacrity

11. obscure

12. sophomoric

13. tortuous

14. perspicacity

15. maudlin

16. curtail

17. tenuous

18. reprobate

19. manifest

20. mercurial

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. odious

2. embezzle

3. raucous

4. vacillate

5. implement

6. modicum

7. expunge

8. euphoric

9. carouse

10. alacrity

11. obscure

12. sophomoric

13. tortuous

14. perspicacity

15. maudlin

16. curtail

17. tenuous

18. reprobate

19. manifest

20. mercurial

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