Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. incumbent

harmony or agreement

forgiveness of sins or errors

obligatory; currently holding office

lacking originality; boring

2. reputable

considered good or trustworthy

increase in power or reputation

regard with deep respect or admiration

additional performance at end of show

3. cognizant

deviation from the norm

bring about or accelerate a process

unchanging over time

aware of

4. apprehend

pursues pleasure as life goal

critic of traditions or beliefs

large piece of fabric for painting or covering

understand or arrest someone

5. paradigm

sharp or severe; perceptive

intensely happy or overwhelmed

typical example or model

paying strict attention to detail

6. deliberate

done intentionally; carefully considered

to show involvement with crime

reading carefully or thoroughly

treacherous or unfaithful

7. annex

lacking meaning; silly

expose falseness or exaggerated claims

scold or rebuke

add or incorporate territory

8. condone

disregard or overlook

hasty; impulsive

refusing to change mind

understood only by a select few

9. tirade

pompous or overblown in speech

more important than anything else

lengthy angry speech or criticism

jump or dance around excitedly

10. subjugate

bring under control or domination

argument against a belief or opinion

natural liking or connection

humorously vulgar or indecent

11. disdain

free from difficulty or entanglement

intense dislike or contempt for

suppose without sufficient evidence

make a violent attack or criticize strongly

12. amicable

implore or beg earnestly

peaceable or friendly

using up or eating

inflicting punishment or penalty

13. strenuous

requiring strong effort or energy

weak; fragile; insubstantial

peaceable or friendly

excessively ornate or decorated

14. docile

central or most important element

lacking necessities; poor

difficult to see or understand

easily taught or managed; submissive

15. abject

deviation from the normal

difficult to see or understand

of uncertain authenticity

miserable, despicable, or wretched

16. cunning

skilled in deception

urgent or pressing

no longer in use

draw out or evoke response

17. staid

make a violent attack or criticize strongly

serious, respectable, and unemotional

enthusiastic approval or praise

farming or cultivation of land

18. penchant

peaceful, untroubled, calm

clever; original

public speech or address

strong liking or preference

19. trepidation

quick and superficial

to spread throughout something

public meeting or discussion platform

fear or apprehension

20. partisan

cannot be defeated

strong supporter of a cause

logical and consistent

impossible to penetrate or affect

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. incumbent

2. reputable

3. cognizant

4. apprehend

5. paradigm

6. deliberate

7. annex

8. condone

9. tirade

10. subjugate

11. disdain

12. amicable

13. strenuous

14. docile

15. abject

16. cunning

17. staid

18. penchant

19. trepidation

20. partisan

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. incumbent

2. reputable

3. cognizant

4. apprehend

5. paradigm

6. deliberate

7. annex

8. condone

9. tirade

10. subjugate

11. disdain

12. amicable

13. strenuous

14. docile

15. abject

16. cunning

17. staid

18. penchant

19. trepidation

20. partisan

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