Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. aberration

having extensive knowledge

hidden or secret

feeling intense happiness

deviation from the norm

2. sanctimonious

insincerely pious or moralistic

spread widely or distribution

describe accurately or portray in detail

understand deeply

3. caucus

imperfection or flaw

lacking flavor or interest

belittle or speak disrespectfully of

meeting of members for discussion

4. calumny

cease to flow or develop; become inactive

still in existence

false statement to damage reputation

refusing to change mind

5. mendacious

lying or false

temporary relief or delay of punishment

standards for judgment

stick to or follow closely

6. wanton

social outcast or despised person

promiscuous; reckless; unprovoked

persistently urge or encourage

face of a building or false appearance

7. vestige

someone who enjoys eating

small remaining part; trace

active opposition or hostility

disregard or overlook

8. integral

lacking empathy or concern

call together for meeting

necessary; essential

mysterious or difficult to understand

9. acrimony

press or squeeze together

rude; disrespectful

bitterness or harshness in speech or behavior

publicly denounce or criticize

10. coalesce

eager to fight or argue

impressive but superficial

waver between different opinions

come together to form whole

11. strenuous

humorous imitation of a work

requiring strong effort or energy

difficult situation or entrapment

small increase or addition

12. forage

aware of

deviation from the normal

scold or rebuke

search for food or supplies

13. caustic

false statement to damage reputation

unnecessary or excessive

sarcastic or corrosive

advocate of individual freedom

14. erudite

to foretell or predict; omen

restore friendly relations after disagreement

having extensive knowledge

strange; mysterious; unsettling

15. potentate

wave or ripple in motion

cause or produce

ruler or monarch with power

unchanging over time

16. spurious

excessively ornate or decorated

secondary or supporting

false or fake; not genuine

dissatisfied or resentful

17. captivate

hold interest or attract strongly

beyond doubt or dispute

optimistic or hopeful

concerning beauty or art

18. forestall

prevent or obstruct

mix of different things

general agreement

pyramid of authority or status

19. derivative

unoriginal; copied or imitative

humorous imitation of a work

excessively generous or elaborate

support or recommend publicly

20. repentant

give in return; respond similarly

person opposing authority or government

feeling remorse for past actions

say abruptly during conversation

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. aberration

2. sanctimonious

3. caucus

4. calumny

5. mendacious

6. wanton

7. vestige

8. integral

9. acrimony

10. coalesce

11. strenuous

12. forage

13. caustic

14. erudite

15. potentate

16. spurious

17. captivate

18. forestall

19. derivative

20. repentant

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. aberration

2. sanctimonious

3. caucus

4. calumny

5. mendacious

6. wanton

7. vestige

8. integral

9. acrimony

10. coalesce

11. strenuous

12. forage

13. caustic

14. erudite

15. potentate

16. spurious

17. captivate

18. forestall

19. derivative

20. repentant

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