Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. debauch

indulge excessively in pleasures; corrupt

abundant; giving freely; lush

skillful or proficient at something

highest point or final stage

2. prosaic

burdensome or oppressive

feeling of worry or unease

dull, unimaginative, or commonplace

sincerely friendly

3. travesty

appalling or inferior imitation

easy to reach or understand

intended to correct or improve

assumed or false name

4. iridescent

showing rainbow-like colors

charmingly old-fashioned or unusual

desire strongly

unhappy with authority or system

5. cognizant

complex or twisted

recklessly extravagant; wasteful

open to influence or cooperation

aware of

6. deft

rebuke or reprimand severely

faulty or blameworthy

widespread fame or reputation

skillful, quick, and precise in movement

7. idiosyncratic

feeling remorse for past actions

desire earnestly or to achieve something

peculiar to an individual

polish by rubbing

8. alias

assumed or false name

still in existence

causing distress; agonizing

gradually increasing sound

9. predilection

crowning or official ceremony

liking or preference for something

direct opposite or contrast

deliver or commit to

10. ostensible

pleasant to taste or accept

the sound of a bell, especially at tolling

seeming or apparent

understand or arrest someone

11. austere

unwilling to give or spend money

someone who enjoys eating

severe or strict in manner or appearance

overflowing with enthusiasm

12. abject

praise enthusiastically

to encroach or infringe

belonging to the earliest times

miserable, despicable, or wretched

13. abrogate

repeal or abolish a law

imply subtly or slyly

approach and address boldly

encourage growth or development

14. sycophant

passionate or enthusiastic

status-seeking flatterer or self-serving flatterer

cuts or tears in skin or flesh

seer with future insight

15. remiss

wicked or criminal

causing horror or disapproval

quick and nimble

negligent or neglectful in duty

16. agriculture

farming or cultivation of land

pretending to hold beliefs not held

edit to remove inappropriate parts

introduce new ideas or methods

17. abdicate

pleasant to taste or accept

sly or secretive

reduce in quality, degrade or demean

give up power voluntarily

18. criteria

standards for judgment

harmony or appropriateness

liking or preference for something

mock or ridicule contemptuously

19. tirade

small amount or limited quantity

pleasing to senses or mind

lengthy angry speech or criticism

mental calmness and composure

20. stagnate

restless or difficult to control

ready to obey or surrender

change in form or nature

cease to flow or develop; become inactive

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. debauch

2. prosaic

3. travesty

4. iridescent

5. cognizant

6. deft

7. idiosyncratic

8. alias

9. predilection

10. ostensible

11. austere

12. abject

13. abrogate

14. sycophant

15. remiss

16. agriculture

17. abdicate

18. criteria

19. tirade

20. stagnate

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. debauch

2. prosaic

3. travesty

4. iridescent

5. cognizant

6. deft

7. idiosyncratic

8. alias

9. predilection

10. ostensible

11. austere

12. abject

13. abrogate

14. sycophant

15. remiss

16. agriculture

17. abdicate

18. criteria

19. tirade

20. stagnate

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