Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. legerdemain

weaken physically or mentally

idealistic but impractical

varied and diverse

skillful deception or magic

2. whimsical

steep cliff or edge of a dangerous situation

humorous imitation of a work

playfully unusual or fanciful

settling disputes through a neutral third party

3. discretion

cautious judgment or tact

eager to fight or argue

ability to understand others' feelings

concise and forcefully expressive

4. aisle

thick and sticky in consistency

easily shaped or changed

restrict or compel

walkway between rows

5. ostentatious

think deeply or meditate

intended to attract attention

pitifully sad or abandoned

doubts existence of god

6. canvas

given freely; uncalled for

large piece of fabric for painting or covering

harmony or agreement

patience and restraint

7. officious

meddlesome or interfering

playfully unusual or fanciful

indirect suggestion or hint

support or reinforce

8. connive

very small or tiny

secretly cooperate in wrongdoing

make clear or clarify

abrupt or blunt in speech or manner

9. diligent

regard with deep respect

skilled in deception

hardworking and attentive

crowning or official ceremony

10. didactic

expressing disapproval or negative tone

hold interest or attract strongly

intended to teach or instruct

unable to be taken or broken into

11. consolation

regional language or speech pattern

abrupt or blunt in speech or manner

comfort in grief

farming or cultivation of land

12. refract

orders or prohibitions

necessary; essential

bend or change direction of light or sound

longing or nostalgic

13. resolute

total disorder or confusion

determined and unwavering

expressing disapproval or negative tone

meeting of members for discussion

14. cognizant

declare invalid or cancel

aware of

make easier or less severe

to spread or multiply; reproduce

15. surrogate

greeting or expression of respect

thoroughly dried out; lacking vitality

active at night

a substitute or replacement for something else

16. deliberate

surrender or give in

of such excellence or beauty

cheat or defraud

done intentionally; carefully considered

17. inchoate

annoy; irritate

short period of rest or relief

undeveloped; beginning stage

out of its proper time period

18. adroit

obedient, submissive

persistently urge or encourage

skillful and resourceful

humiliate or degrade someone

19. cultivate

additional performance at end of show

an excessive amount of something

complex or twisted

grow or develop skill

20. solicitous

feeling of resentment or injustice

showing concern or care

horrible or detestable

curse or slander

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. legerdemain

2. whimsical

3. discretion

4. aisle

5. ostentatious

6. canvas

7. officious

8. connive

9. diligent

10. didactic

11. consolation

12. refract

13. resolute

14. cognizant

15. surrogate

16. deliberate

17. inchoate

18. adroit

19. cultivate

20. solicitous

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. legerdemain

2. whimsical

3. discretion

4. aisle

5. ostentatious

6. canvas

7. officious

8. connive

9. diligent

10. didactic

11. consolation

12. refract

13. resolute

14. cognizant

15. surrogate

16. deliberate

17. inchoate

18. adroit

19. cultivate

20. solicitous

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