Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. fickle

changing frequently

filled with or marked by

causing disagreement or division

promoting fire or conflict

2. emulate

large scholarly book

imitate with the aim of matching

energetic; constantly changing

relating to the earth or land

3. raucous

profession or occupation

loud, harsh, and disorderly noise

short period of rest or relief

burdensome or oppressive

4. effrontery

primarily sitting or inactive

happening at same time

unaffected by pain or emotion

shameless or impudent boldness

5. agile

organized list or collection

belittle or speak disrespectfully of

emphasize or highlight

quick and nimble

6. empirical

diligent and ethical

beyond doubt or dispute

scatter in different directions

based on observation or experience

7. tremulous

shaking or trembling

clear from blame

a person involved in a lawsuit

newly converted or beginner

8. aggrandize

agree or give consent to

increase in power or reputation

relating to the brain or intellect

strange; mysterious; unsettling

9. cerebral

suggestion; subtle hint

summarize main points or facts

mock or ridicule contemptuously

relating to the brain or intellect

10. clergy

loss of reputation or respect

insincerely pious or moralistic

religious leaders

primarily sitting or inactive

11. archaic

very old or outdated

perceive or recognize clearly

damaging reputation; slanderous

using up or eating

12. convention

standard practice or meeting

praiseworthy

unaffected by pain or emotion

remove completely

13. judicious

severe or strict in manner or appearance

official demand for goods or services

clear from blame

showing good judgment or sense

14. incorrigible

relating to middle-class or capitalist values

difficult to correct or reform

regard as belonging to a particular cause or origin

praiseworthy

15. benevolent

practical and realistic

complete change or transformation

many and various

wishing good for others; kind

16. banal

gentle breeze

cautious and careful

lacking originality; boring

natural or habitual inclination

17. exigent

harsh or bitter in tone

drive away or scatter; make vanish

urgent or pressing

terminate prematurely or fail

18. paradox

cheat or defraud

immoral or wicked act

statement seeming contradictory but true

understood only by a select few

19. maxim

assist or encourage wrongdoing

short statement of a general truth

excessively sweet or sentimental

rudely brief

20. repudiate

humiliate or degrade someone

pleasing to senses or mind

refuse to accept; reject

praiseworthy

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. fickle

2. emulate

3. raucous

4. effrontery

5. agile

6. empirical

7. tremulous

8. aggrandize

9. cerebral

10. clergy

11. archaic

12. convention

13. judicious

14. incorrigible

15. benevolent

16. banal

17. exigent

18. paradox

19. maxim

20. repudiate

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. fickle

2. emulate

3. raucous

4. effrontery

5. agile

6. empirical

7. tremulous

8. aggrandize

9. cerebral

10. clergy

11. archaic

12. convention

13. judicious

14. incorrigible

15. benevolent

16. banal

17. exigent

18. paradox

19. maxim

20. repudiate

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