Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. emulate

abundance or large quantity

sly or secretive

imitate with the aim of matching

make uneasy or embarrassed

2. transmute

causing delay; slow to act

active opposition or hostility

change in form or nature

hardworking and attentive

3. nascent

waver between different opinions

make better or improve

wisdom and good judgment

beginning to develop

4. perfidious

restore friendly relations after disagreement

intended to correct or improve

cheerful readiness or promptness

treacherous or unfaithful

5. venerate

imitate with the aim of matching

regard with deep respect

steep cliff or edge of a dangerous situation

famous and respected in a particular field

6. precocious

praiseworthy

advanced for age; early development

anger at injustice

forgiveness of sins or errors

7. integral

make amends for wrongdoings

necessary; essential

component or part

double-dealing or dishonesty

8. larceny

highly influential or original

refusing to change mind

logical and consistent

theft or stealing

9. obtuse

lacking sharpness or quickness

describe accurately or portray in detail

to foretell or predict; omen

suitable or fitting for a specific purpose

10. gregarious

harmony or agreement

to obtain or acquire through effort

outgoing and sociable in nature

shriveled with age

11. apocryphal

severe mental or physical pain

uncertain or ambiguous

existing, happening in the air

of uncertain authenticity

12. demure

proper, tasteful, and polite behavior

modest, reserved, or shy

habitually silent or reserved in speech

childish or silly

13. tenuous

avoiding waste; economical

weak; fragile; insubstantial

prove false or incorrect through argument

restrict or compel

14. calibrate

clear and transparent

set or adjust precisely

overconfident but immature

filled or well-supplied with something

15. enigmatic

mysterious or difficult to understand

understand or arrest someone

prejudice or inclination for or against something

carried out with minimal effort

16. exhort

taking a longer, indirect route

to spread throughout something

persistently urge or encourage

appearing everywhere

17. reprove

criticize or correct gently

formal rejection or abandonment

appearing everywhere

cause or produce

18. stagnate

having shame or disgrace

crowning or official ceremony

seer with future insight

cease to flow or develop; become inactive

19. impinge

to encroach or infringe

shameless or impudent boldness

official order or command

excessively sweet or sentimental

20. ostensible

excessive or insincere praise

seeming or apparent

rude; disrespectful

feeling of resentment or injustice

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. emulate

2. transmute

3. nascent

4. perfidious

5. venerate

6. precocious

7. integral

8. larceny

9. obtuse

10. gregarious

11. apocryphal

12. demure

13. tenuous

14. calibrate

15. enigmatic

16. exhort

17. reprove

18. stagnate

19. impinge

20. ostensible

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. emulate

2. transmute

3. nascent

4. perfidious

5. venerate

6. precocious

7. integral

8. larceny

9. obtuse

10. gregarious

11. apocryphal

12. demure

13. tenuous

14. calibrate

15. enigmatic

16. exhort

17. reprove

18. stagnate

19. impinge

20. ostensible

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