Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. perplex

lacking energy or alertness

calm and unemotional

remarkably bad or shocking

to confuse or puzzle someone

2. quandary

state of uncertainty or doubt

contemptuously disregard

very discouraged or dejected

draw out or evoke response

3. corroborate

confirm or support with evidence

promoting fire or conflict

showing rainbow-like colors

lacking sharpness or quickness

4. sanctimonious

insincerely pious or moralistic

excessively ornate or decorated

offense or annoyance

lacking or deprived of something

5. orthodox

perceive through intuition or insight

conventional or traditional

worldly or globally sophisticated

assign or entrust to another; representative

6. vicarious

more important than anything else

primarily sitting or inactive

experienced through someone else

skilled in deception

7. etymology

origin of a word

evaluate or assess value

wishing good for others; kind

component or part

8. instigate

spread widely or distribution

most noticeable or important

effective in producing desired result

to stir up or provoke

9. abdicate

remove completely

habitually practicing

component or part

give up power voluntarily

10. reclusive

avoiding social interactions or society

friendly and lively

rebuke or reprimand severely

enthusiastic applause or praise

11. succinct

adopt or support

total disorder or confusion

brief and clear in expression

unemotional, impassive

12. ascribe

total destruction or ruin

germ-killing or sterilizing agent

rambling; covering many topics

regard as belonging to a particular cause or origin

13. complicit

rhythmic flow or pattern

associated in wrongdoing

immoral or wicked act

faithfulness or loyalty

14. amenity

feeling remorse for past actions

confirm or support

without emotion or response

pleasant or comfortable feature

15. temperance

unclear or having multiple meanings

extremely hot or scorching

self-restraint or moderation, especially in indulgence

small amount or limited quantity

16. indignation

impossible to disentangle

intense dislike or contempt for

anger at injustice

sympathy for loss

17. divine

obedient, submissive

perceive through intuition or insight

loud and harsh in sound

flowing together of rivers

18. dispatch

unspeakable; beyond description

send off swiftly; promptness

germ-killing or sterilizing agent

solidify or become gelatinous

19. verdant

friendly and good-natured

song or poem lamenting the dead

green; lush with vegetation

liking or preference for something

20. scrupulous

dissatisfied or resentful

weak; fragile; insubstantial

mix of different things

diligent and ethical

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. perplex

2. quandary

3. corroborate

4. sanctimonious

5. orthodox

6. vicarious

7. etymology

8. instigate

9. abdicate

10. reclusive

11. succinct

12. ascribe

13. complicit

14. amenity

15. temperance

16. indignation

17. divine

18. dispatch

19. verdant

20. scrupulous

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. perplex

2. quandary

3. corroborate

4. sanctimonious

5. orthodox

6. vicarious

7. etymology

8. instigate

9. abdicate

10. reclusive

11. succinct

12. ascribe

13. complicit

14. amenity

15. temperance

16. indignation

17. divine

18. dispatch

19. verdant

20. scrupulous

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