Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. inquisitor

official right to invention; obvious

making unclear or unintelligible

person asking questions aggressively

horrible or wicked

2. eschew

small or inadequate amount of money

excessive amount of something

avoid or abstain from

causing disagreement or division

3. remedial

short amusing or interesting story

intended to correct or improve

charming; winning

device that produces electricity; assault

4. rectitude

express sharp disapproval or criticism

deceitful cunning; slyness

morally correct behavior or thinking

difficult to understand

5. abscond

escape secretly from custody

thick and sticky in consistency

confirm or support

secretive or stealthy

6. innovate

moral corruption or wickedness

having a stale or offensive smell

shaking or trembling

introduce new ideas or methods

7. linchpin

lack of agreement or consistency

central or most important element

skillful deception or magic

feeling remorse for past actions

8. quaint

causing disagreement or division

charmingly old-fashioned or unusual

unlucky; unfortunate

diligent and ethical

9. scintillating

brilliantly sparkling or exciting

suppose without sufficient evidence

carried out with minimal effort

hardworking and attentive

10. bequeath

leave property by will

dig out from the ground

imperfection or flaw

shining brightly; radiant

11. blight

plant disease or any cause of decay

adopt or support

praise or admiration

extreme greed for wealth

12. novice

ability to understand others' feelings

insult or offend openly

beginner or inexperienced person

roll about or indulge excessively

13. vicissitude

highly influential or original

change or variation in circumstances

person involved in dialogue

extremely dry or lacking moisture

14. abort

terminate prematurely or fail

make a violent attack or criticize strongly

persistently urge or encourage

quick and nimble

15. reprehensible

deserving criticism or blame

having a revengeful nature

someone who enjoys eating

cautious judgment or tact

16. truncate

lengthen by cutting off the end

formal rejection or abandonment

paying close attention to detail

polish by rubbing

17. interminable

endless; having no limit

spacious or roomy

to recommend authoritatively

clear and logical

18. venerate

make easier or less severe

alert; watchful

regard with deep respect

abundant or plentiful

19. philanthropic

intended to teach or instruct

having extensive knowledge

pleasant or comfortable feature

concerned with helping others

20. surrogate

to spread or multiply; reproduce

conventional or traditional

approach and address boldly

a substitute or replacement for something else

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. inquisitor

2. eschew

3. remedial

4. rectitude

5. abscond

6. innovate

7. linchpin

8. quaint

9. scintillating

10. bequeath

11. blight

12. novice

13. vicissitude

14. abort

15. reprehensible

16. truncate

17. interminable

18. venerate

19. philanthropic

20. surrogate

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. inquisitor

2. eschew

3. remedial

4. rectitude

5. abscond

6. innovate

7. linchpin

8. quaint

9. scintillating

10. bequeath

11. blight

12. novice

13. vicissitude

14. abort

15. reprehensible

16. truncate

17. interminable

18. venerate

19. philanthropic

20. surrogate

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