Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. denigrate

formal rejection or abandonment

speak ill of; belittle or defame

strong liking or preference

enthusiastic applause or praise

2. relegate

obedient, submissive

origin of a word

set apart as holy or sacred

assign to a lower rank or position

3. nomadic

wandering without fixed home

offensive or harmful

show great joy or triumph

common remark; banal statement

4. oblivious

flowing together of rivers

subtle difference or variation

to carry out or execute

unaware or forgetful

5. coalesce

lively or filled with energy

drive away or scatter; make vanish

come together to form whole

sincerely friendly

6. pejorative

seeming or apparent

detestable or horrible

conceal true feelings or motives

expressing disapproval or negative tone

7. buttress

self-satisfaction weakness

support or reinforce

social outcast or despised person

excessively eager to please

8. accessible

prejudice or inclination for or against something

aware of

agreeable and friendly

easy to reach or understand

9. procure

damaging reputation; slanderous

to obtain or acquire through effort

comfort in grief

unwilling to give or spend money

10. ominous

giving a bad omen or threatening

secure from violation

understand or arrest someone

lacking intelligence or ideas

11. presumptuous

overconfident, bold beyond limits

strong dislike or opposition

showing arrogance; proud

extremely surprised

12. reprove

criticize or correct gently

more important than anything else

to show involvement with crime

humorously vulgar or indecent

13. vindictive

satisfy fully or to excess

make up for loss

mental calmness and composure

having a revengeful nature

14. chronological

arranged in order of time

origin of a word

publicly denounce or criticize

enormous or powerful creature or thing

15. lurid

status-seeking flatterer or self-serving flatterer

favorable or auspicious

lower in dignity or status; humiliate

causing shock or horror

16. disclose

excessively generous or elaborate

insincerely pious or moralistic

reveal or make known publicly

overly submissive or obedient

17. allocate

showing concern or care

distribute for a specific purpose

skilled at gaining advantage

call together for meeting

18. disrepute

strong feeling of dislike

friendly and lively

lacking moral restraint

loss of reputation or respect

19. permeate

habitually silent or reserved in speech

using up or eating

causing disagreement or division

to spread throughout something

20. moderate

scarcity or small amount of something

daily; commonplace or ordinary

average or within limits

publicly denounce or criticize

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. denigrate

2. relegate

3. nomadic

4. oblivious

5. coalesce

6. pejorative

7. buttress

8. accessible

9. procure

10. ominous

11. presumptuous

12. reprove

13. vindictive

14. chronological

15. lurid

16. disclose

17. allocate

18. disrepute

19. permeate

20. moderate

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. denigrate

2. relegate

3. nomadic

4. oblivious

5. coalesce

6. pejorative

7. buttress

8. accessible

9. procure

10. ominous

11. presumptuous

12. reprove

13. vindictive

14. chronological

15. lurid

16. disclose

17. allocate

18. disrepute

19. permeate

20. moderate

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