Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. permeate

to spread throughout something

skillful or proficient at something

severe mental or physical pain

having or showing fear or lack of confidence

2. absolution

wishing good for others; kind

skillful or proficient at something

unable to be changed or reversed

forgiveness of sins or errors

3. obtuse

skillful or proficient at something

lacking sharpness or quickness

causing disagreement

enjoy oneself happily or freely

4. depravity

extremely dry or lacking moisture

independent-minded person

reading carefully or thoroughly

moral corruption or wickedness

5. vacillate

great disaster or misfortune

waver between different opinions

perfect example of something

implore or beg earnestly

6. iniquity

inflicting punishment or penalty

decayed or rotting; foul-smelling

lacking flavor or interest

immoral or wicked act

7. coagulate

hasty; impulsive

clot or become solid

give up power voluntarily

unable to speak clearly

8. zealous

to suppress or put an end to

rude or irrelevant

sarcastic or corrosive

enthusiastically devoted

9. penitent

unable to be appeased

without definite shape or form

feeling remorse for past actions

serving as a typical example

10. clamor

reveal or make known publicly

deserted; feeling or showing misery

loud, continuous noise

public speech or address

11. proclivity

natural or habitual inclination

accustom to hardship

charitable generosity

honest and open communication

12. archaic

offense or annoyance

distant emotionally or physically

very old or outdated

standards for judgment

13. recalcitrant

understand deeply

encourage growth or development

cause or produce

stubbornly disobedient or uncooperative

14. surmise

think deeply or meditate

mutual agreement or harmony

criticize or correct gently

suppose without sufficient evidence

15. elucidate

public meeting or discussion platform

gutsy or reckless boldness

easily taught or managed; submissive

make clear or clarify

16. anachronistic

harmless or gentle

friendly or cheerful

understood without being openly spoken

out of its proper time period

17. propriety

paying close attention to detail

appropriateness or decorum

take or claim without permission

weaken physically or mentally

18. pejorative

lowest point or bottom

expressing disapproval or negative tone

warn or reprimand firmly

harmony or agreement

19. ornate

total sum of parts

lacking liveliness or interest

highly decorated or elaborate

unlucky; unfortunate

20. prudence

cautiousness and good judgment

anger at injustice

transparent; clear and easy to understand

mournful song for the dead

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. permeate

2. absolution

3. obtuse

4. depravity

5. vacillate

6. iniquity

7. coagulate

8. zealous

9. penitent

10. clamor

11. proclivity

12. archaic

13. recalcitrant

14. surmise

15. elucidate

16. anachronistic

17. propriety

18. pejorative

19. ornate

20. prudence

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. permeate

2. absolution

3. obtuse

4. depravity

5. vacillate

6. iniquity

7. coagulate

8. zealous

9. penitent

10. clamor

11. proclivity

12. archaic

13. recalcitrant

14. surmise

15. elucidate

16. anachronistic

17. propriety

18. pejorative

19. ornate

20. prudence

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