Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. epitome

perfect example of something

rude; disrespectful

shy or lacking self-confidence

long, critical speech or scolding

2. pervasive

drive away or scatter; make vanish

device that produces electricity; assault

spreading widely throughout

causing delay; slow to act

3. disparate

soothing or softening agent

avoiding social interactions or society

fundamentally different or diverse

short statement of a general truth

4. forlorn

pitifully sad or abandoned

complete and inclusive

escape secretly from custody

voluntarily refrain from something

5. vestige

hidden or concealed

easily angered

unable to be changed or reversed

small remaining part; trace

6. resolve

beginner or inexperienced person

to foretell or predict; omen

reading carefully or thoroughly

firm decision or intent; solve problem

7. ascertain

make clear or clarify

discourage from happening; prevent

find out or discover with certainty

different or diverse parts

8. torrid

boredom or dissatisfaction

expose falseness or exaggerated claims

extremely hot or scorching

state of uncertainty or doubt

9. consumption

using up or eating

incompatible; harsh or jarring

excessive or insincere praise

change in form or nature

10. vindictive

having a revengeful nature

shy or lacking self-confidence

stern, harsh, or gloomy

worldly or globally sophisticated

11. nebulous

harsh or bitter in tone

rude or irrelevant

peaceful, untroubled, calm

vague or unclear

12. execrable

making coarse or abusive comments

praise for achievement

detestable or horrible

having a revengeful nature

13. duress

natural or habitual inclination

lower in dignity or status; humiliate

threats or force to coercively compel

customs or moral standards

14. commensurate

insulting language

having a revengeful nature

to make less severe or painful

matching in size or amount

15. abet

assist or encourage wrongdoing

done intentionally; carefully considered

strong feeling of dislike

excessively high or unreasonable

16. zealous

pompous or overblown in speech

mock or ridicule contemptuously

habitually practicing

enthusiastically devoted

17. condolence

feeling sluggish or sleepy

person who makes judgments or settles disputes

sympathy for loss

captivate or fascinate

18. illicit

forbidden by law or rules

easily bent or flexible

feeling of resentment or injustice

orders or prohibitions

19. revoke

worsen or intensify

sincerely friendly

officially cancel or withdraw

giving a bad omen or threatening

20. propitious

additional performance at end of show

secretive or stealthy

overflowing with enthusiasm

favorable or auspicious

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. epitome

2. pervasive

3. disparate

4. forlorn

5. vestige

6. resolve

7. ascertain

8. torrid

9. consumption

10. vindictive

11. nebulous

12. execrable

13. duress

14. commensurate

15. abet

16. zealous

17. condolence

18. illicit

19. revoke

20. propitious

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. epitome

2. pervasive

3. disparate

4. forlorn

5. vestige

6. resolve

7. ascertain

8. torrid

9. consumption

10. vindictive

11. nebulous

12. execrable

13. duress

14. commensurate

15. abet

16. zealous

17. condolence

18. illicit

19. revoke

20. propitious

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