Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. toady

person who flatters for advantage

embodied in flesh; personified

sleepy or drowsy

difficult to see or understand

2. berate

critically scold or condemn

uncertain or ambiguous

poet or singer, especially of epic poetry

restrain or chain

3. prosaic

total disorder or confusion

noisy argument or fight

adjust or soften tone

dull, unimaginative, or commonplace

4. stupefy

offensive or harmful

shock or amaze; make unable to think

endless; having no limit

to prevent or make impossible

5. amenity

uncertain or ambiguous

pleasant or comfortable feature

enjoy oneself happily or freely

huge or enormous figure

6. sagacity

rudely brief

urge or provoke to action

wisdom and good judgment

beyond doubt or dispute

7. benevolent

predictably changeable

wishing good for others; kind

related to or resembling trees

feeling of resentment or injustice

8. tremulous

make easier or less severe

take or claim without permission

find out or discover with certainty

shaking or trembling

9. fickle

changing frequently

shaking or trembling

secretive or stealthy

complex or twisted

10. elicit

spacious or roomy

draw out or evoke response

refusing to change mind

take someone away by force

11. restitution

show great joy or triumph

showing good judgment or sense

restoring to former state; compensation

stick to or follow closely

12. refute

prove false or incorrect through argument

extremely old or outdated

decorate or add details to improve appearance

a preference or tendency

13. quandary

state of uncertainty or doubt

enormous or powerful creature or thing

spreading widely throughout

reckless or hasty decision or action

14. obtuse

lacking sharpness or quickness

deviation from the norm

highest point; peak

keen insight or understanding

15. lithe

ability to understand others' feelings

natural liking or connection

unspeakable; beyond description

flexible and graceful

16. reputable

causing disagreement or division

serious, respectable, and unemotional

loud, harsh, and disorderly noise

considered good or trustworthy

17. insipid

express disapproval or regret

unaware or forgetful

additional performance at end of show

lacking flavor or interest

18. palette

not representative of the norm

range of colors used by an artist

gradual decline or wasting away

give voting rights

19. polemic

double-dealing or dishonesty

continuous; never stopping

argument against a belief or opinion

to ban or prohibit officially

20. precipice

stern, harsh, or gloomy

steep cliff or edge of a dangerous situation

meeting of members for discussion

settling disputes through a neutral third party

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. toady

2. berate

3. prosaic

4. stupefy

5. amenity

6. sagacity

7. benevolent

8. tremulous

9. fickle

10. elicit

11. restitution

12. refute

13. quandary

14. obtuse

15. lithe

16. reputable

17. insipid

18. palette

19. polemic

20. precipice

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. toady

2. berate

3. prosaic

4. stupefy

5. amenity

6. sagacity

7. benevolent

8. tremulous

9. fickle

10. elicit

11. restitution

12. refute

13. quandary

14. obtuse

15. lithe

16. reputable

17. insipid

18. palette

19. polemic

20. precipice

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