Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. extraneous

extremely poor; parsimonious

force into action

lying or false

irrelevant or unrelated

2. blemish

imperfection or flaw

plant disease or any cause of decay

mysterious or difficult to understand

statement seeming contradictory but true

3. mendacious

religious leaders

lying or false

lacking meaning; silly

continuous; never stopping

4. discordant

voluntarily refrain from something

lying or false

peaceful, untroubled, calm

incompatible; harsh or jarring

5. anguish

seer with future insight

to ban or prohibit officially

enjoy greatly; pleasure or appreciation

severe mental or physical pain

6. conflagration

substance made of two or more parts

inflicting punishment or penalty

large destructive fire

believing only oneself exists

7. onerous

irrelevant or unrelated

burdensome or oppressive

lacking energy or alertness

lively and spirited

8. regurgitate

drinkable; suitable for drinking

make better or improve

encourage growth or development

bring swallowed food back to mouth

9. nefarious

attribute or ascribe a fault

disregard or overlook

easily achieved; superficial

wicked or criminal

10. deferential

horrible or detestable

mysterious or puzzling problem

showing respect or submission

impossible to disentangle

11. pretense

false display or claim; or acting

skillful or proficient at something

insulting language

become less intense or widespread

12. adverse

keen insight or shrewdness

public meeting or discussion platform

hostile or unfavorable

hesitate or refuse to proceed

13. alacrity

violent whirlpool or chaos

cheerful readiness or promptness

lacking moral restraint

to officially announce or publish

14. petulance

shaking or trembling

feel or express strong disapproval

small increase or addition

sudden, impatient irritation

15. invective

suitable or fitting for a specific purpose

lacking in quantity or quality

rambling; covering many topics

insulting language

16. chastise

rebuke or reprimand severely

serving as a typical example

practical and realistic

make a violent attack or criticize strongly

17. umbrage

urge or provoke to action

offense or annoyance

drive away or scatter; make vanish

agree or give consent to

18. paradigm

complete change or transformation

typical example or model

encourage growth or development

beyond doubt or dispute

19. collusion

unable to be taken or broken into

based on mistaken reasoning

secret cooperation for deceit

make up for loss

20. surrogate

outline or foreshadow vaguely

irritate intensely

a substitute or replacement for something else

very discouraged or dejected

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. extraneous

2. blemish

3. mendacious

4. discordant

5. anguish

6. conflagration

7. onerous

8. regurgitate

9. nefarious

10. deferential

11. pretense

12. adverse

13. alacrity

14. petulance

15. invective

16. chastise

17. umbrage

18. paradigm

19. collusion

20. surrogate

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. extraneous

2. blemish

3. mendacious

4. discordant

5. anguish

6. conflagration

7. onerous

8. regurgitate

9. nefarious

10. deferential

11. pretense

12. adverse

13. alacrity

14. petulance

15. invective

16. chastise

17. umbrage

18. paradigm

19. collusion

20. surrogate

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