Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. abide

truthfulness; accuracy

humorous imitation of a work

tolerate or stay; follow rules

sincerely friendly

2. chaos

having or showing excessive interest in sex

total disorder or confusion

involve as necessary part

having a foul smell

3. battery

device that produces electricity; assault

take or claim without permission

study of diseases; medical condition

ready to obey or surrender

4. cleave

publicly condemn or accuse

drinkable; suitable for drinking

desire earnestly or to achieve something

split apart or cling to

5. dirge

speak ill of; belittle or defame

mournful song for the dead

person who makes judgments or settles disputes

dense, harsh mixture of sounds

6. precocious

able to pay debts; liquid dissolving other substances

express emotion

praise for achievement

advanced for age; early development

7. forsake

lengthy angry speech or criticism

abandon or give up

complete change or transformation

clever trick or deception

8. elegy

fulfill or complete

make a violent attack or criticize strongly

song or poem lamenting the dead

change or variation in circumstances

9. bereft

strong supporter of a cause

charming; winning

pompous or overblown in speech

lacking or deprived of something

10. excavate

dig out from the ground

causing horror or disapproval

outline or foreshadow vaguely

highest point or final stage

11. collateral

habitually silent or reserved in speech

praise insistently to gain favor

independent-minded person

secondary or supporting

12. promulgate

excessively or ingratiatingly flattering

increasing over time

average or within limits

to officially announce or publish

13. arboreal

related to or resembling trees

advocate of individual freedom

guilt or regret

claim or assert without proof

14. solipsistic

refuse to accept; reject

desire strongly

believing only oneself exists

lacking skill or ability

15. ambiguous

unclear or having multiple meanings

origin of a word

rude or disrespectful

relating to the brain or intellect

16. accord

mutual agreement or harmony

unable to be taken or broken into

greeting or expression of respect

secret, concealed

17. efface

open to influence or cooperation

lacking intelligence or ideas

official right to invention; obvious

erase or wipe out; make less visible

18. advocate

support or recommend publicly

shock or amaze; make unable to think

lying or false

complete and inclusive

19. impeccable

mysterious or puzzling problem

flawless; perfect

confirm or support with evidence

strike repeatedly or meal consisting of several dishes

20. nefarious

doubtful or uncertain

wicked or criminal

having shame or disgrace

beginning to develop

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. abide

2. chaos

3. battery

4. cleave

5. dirge

6. precocious

7. forsake

8. elegy

9. bereft

10. excavate

11. collateral

12. promulgate

13. arboreal

14. solipsistic

15. ambiguous

16. accord

17. efface

18. advocate

19. impeccable

20. nefarious

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. abide

2. chaos

3. battery

4. cleave

5. dirge

6. precocious

7. forsake

8. elegy

9. bereft

10. excavate

11. collateral

12. promulgate

13. arboreal

14. solipsistic

15. ambiguous

16. accord

17. efface

18. advocate

19. impeccable

20. nefarious

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