Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. inchoate

undeveloped; beginning stage

repeal or abolish a law

patience and restraint

mix of different things

2. inveterate

captivate or fascinate

habitually practicing

restrain or hinder

spread widely or distribution

3. discordant

shockingly noticeable or obvious

incompatible; harsh or jarring

award or expression of praise

soothing or softening agent

4. cadence

rhythmic flow or pattern

unable to speak clearly

comfort in grief

relating to the earth or land

5. reprobate

morally unprincipled person

extremely poor; parsimonious

sudden, successful action

universal cure or remedy

6. precocious

advanced for age; early development

purposely excluding someone

curse or slander

mock or ridicule contemptuously

7. appraise

suitable for growing crops; farmland

channel for conveying fluid

engage in lively, drunken partying

evaluate or assess value

8. defile

lightweight, semi-transparent fabric

excessive or insincere praise

spoil or desecrate; make dirty or unclean

primarily sitting or inactive

9. proclivity

natural or habitual inclination

decorate or add beauty to

praise insistently to gain favor

peculiar to an individual

10. capitulate

appeal to emotion; emotional quality

adjust or soften tone

surrender or give in

a short trip or outing

11. edict

carried out with minimal effort

official order or proclamation

requiring strong effort or energy

harmeless; not offensive

12. palliate

unnamed or unidentified

perfect society or place

overwhelm with abundance

to ease or relieve without curing

13. prudence

cautious and careful

bring swallowed food back to mouth

cautiousness and good judgment

practicing self-discipline and abstention

14. commensurate

spreading widely throughout

narrative song or poem

large scholarly book

matching in size or amount

15. decry

self-denial or renunciation

comparable or similar in some way

publicly denounce or criticize

plant disease or any cause of decay

16. fecund

highly fertile or productive

standards for judgment

very careful and precise

captivate or fascinate

17. aberration

shelter or protection from danger

absolve from blame

small amount or limited quantity

deviation from the norm

18. indigent

lacking necessities; poor

charming; winning

general agreement

requiring strong effort or energy

19. balk

winding or twisting; complicated

to stir up or provoke

inflicting punishment or penalty

hesitate or refuse to proceed

20. pragmatic

given freely; uncalled for

shelter or protection from danger

practical and realistic

imitate with the aim of matching

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. inchoate

2. inveterate

3. discordant

4. cadence

5. reprobate

6. precocious

7. appraise

8. defile

9. proclivity

10. capitulate

11. edict

12. palliate

13. prudence

14. commensurate

15. decry

16. fecund

17. aberration

18. indigent

19. balk

20. pragmatic

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. inchoate

2. inveterate

3. discordant

4. cadence

5. reprobate

6. precocious

7. appraise

8. defile

9. proclivity

10. capitulate

11. edict

12. palliate

13. prudence

14. commensurate

15. decry

16. fecund

17. aberration

18. indigent

19. balk

20. pragmatic

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