Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. gluttony

advocate of individual freedom

cautious judgment or tact

habit of overeating

regional language or speech pattern

2. pugnacious

able to hold much; spacious

disperse or scatter; squander

confuse or frustrate

eager to fight or argue

3. surmise

highly harmful or destructive

able to recover quickly

increasing over time

suppose without sufficient evidence

4. beguile

charm or enchant someone

newly converted or beginner

spacious or roomy

hold back or restrain

5. cobbler

bring about or accelerate a process

shoe repair artisan

general dominance or leadership

concerned with helping others

6. wizened

formal rejection or abandonment

shriveled with age

evaluate or assess value

severe mental or physical pain

7. arbitration

unnamed or unidentified

harmeless; not offensive

settling disputes through a neutral third party

uncertain or ambiguous

8. flaccid

feeling intense happiness

sweet food or candy

lacking firmness or stiffness

informal language

9. colloquial

desire strongly

firm decision or intent; solve problem

collection of literary works

informal language

10. enfranchise

comparable or similar in some way

impossible to disentangle

give voting rights

find fault constantly

11. insular

innocent; straightforward

isolated; narrow-minded

based on guesses or theoretical ideas

trusted friend or advisor

12. burnish

abundance or large quantity

polish by rubbing

lacking empathy or concern

diverse; multicolored

13. elaborate

express disapproval or disappointment

detailed or complicated in design

sudden, successful action

without emotion or response

14. vociferous

violent whirlpool or chaos

crying out loudly; boisterous

lacking in quantity or quality

lasting a very short time

15. respite

short period of rest or relief

ready to obey or surrender

overly submissive or obedient

device that produces electricity; assault

16. defunct

no longer existing or functioning

universal cure or remedy

horrible or wicked

small or inadequate amount of money

17. liability

mix of different things

legal responsibility or debt

liking or preference for something

clever; original

18. impecunious

small or inadequate amount of money

carried out with minimal effort

lacking money; poor

small increase or addition

19. sensuous

take money secretly for personal use

average or within limits

support or reinforce

pleasing to senses or mind

20. sanguine

emitting light

to persuade or influence

highly harmful or destructive

optimistic or hopeful

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. gluttony

2. pugnacious

3. surmise

4. beguile

5. cobbler

6. wizened

7. arbitration

8. flaccid

9. colloquial

10. enfranchise

11. insular

12. burnish

13. elaborate

14. vociferous

15. respite

16. defunct

17. liability

18. impecunious

19. sensuous

20. sanguine

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. gluttony

2. pugnacious

3. surmise

4. beguile

5. cobbler

6. wizened

7. arbitration

8. flaccid

9. colloquial

10. enfranchise

11. insular

12. burnish

13. elaborate

14. vociferous

15. respite

16. defunct

17. liability

18. impecunious

19. sensuous

20. sanguine

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