Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. virtuoso

exceptionally skilled musician or artist

skillful or proficient at something

desire strongly

impossible to penetrate or affect

2. licentious

lacking moral restraint

excessive amount of something

excessively sweet or sentimental

social outcast or despised person

3. dissuade

persuade someone not to do something

undeveloped; beginning stage

impossible to stop or prevent

draw out or evoke response

4. aggrieved

weaken physically or mentally

feeling of resentment or injustice

withdraw or take back statement

pompous or pretentious speech

5. exacerbate

based on hypothesis; theoretical

lacking liveliness or interest

gaudy or tastelessly bright

worsen or intensify

6. obscure

difficult to see or understand

fear or apprehension

set or adjust precisely

a state of rest or peacefulness

7. anarchist

person opposing authority or government

morally correct behavior or thinking

clear from suspicion or blame

rhythmic flow or pattern

8. ethereal

appearing everywhere

shriveled with age

urge or provoke to action

light and delicate

9. adamant

reading carefully or thoroughly

cease to flow or develop; become inactive

refusing to change mind

pyramid of authority or status

10. amalgamate

light and delicate

correct or revise a text

comfort in grief

combine or unite into one

11. inexorable

shelter or protection from danger

optimistic or hopeful

impossible to stop or prevent

active at night

12. flabbergasted

gathering of people

extremely surprised

song or poem lamenting the dead

fulfill or complete

13. reprieve

deserving criticism or blame

temporary relief or delay of punishment

give up power voluntarily

germ-killing or sterilizing agent

14. inimical

hostile or harmful

confirm or support

take over illegally or by force

express disapproval or regret

15. sovereign

repeal or abolish a law

very careful and precise

feeling remorse for past actions

possessing supreme power or authority

16. morose

bitterly harsh or biting

song or poem lamenting the dead

aware of

sullen or gloomy

17. engender

lacking energy or alertness

using up or eating

countless or extremely large number

cause or produce

18. amenable

imply subtly or slyly

central or most important element

farming or cultivation of land

open to influence or cooperation

19. censure

boredom or dissatisfaction

primarily sitting or inactive

express strong disapproval

mournful song for the dead

20. pejorative

deep-seated hatred

expressing disapproval or negative tone

spread out or scattered; wordy

reduce or cut short

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. virtuoso

2. licentious

3. dissuade

4. aggrieved

5. exacerbate

6. obscure

7. anarchist

8. ethereal

9. adamant

10. amalgamate

11. inexorable

12. flabbergasted

13. reprieve

14. inimical

15. sovereign

16. morose

17. engender

18. amenable

19. censure

20. pejorative

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. virtuoso

2. licentious

3. dissuade

4. aggrieved

5. exacerbate

6. obscure

7. anarchist

8. ethereal

9. adamant

10. amalgamate

11. inexorable

12. flabbergasted

13. reprieve

14. inimical

15. sovereign

16. morose

17. engender

18. amenable

19. censure

20. pejorative

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