Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. litigant

poet or singer, especially of epic poetry

lazy; avoidant of activity

a person involved in a lawsuit

renovate or brighten up a space or item

2. corrosive

small remaining part; trace

sharply affecting smell or taste

eroding or causing damage

theft or stealing

3. disavow

large destructive fire

immoral or wicked act

deny any responsibility or support

merciful or tolerant

4. liability

force into action

appropriate and advantageous

implore or beg earnestly

legal responsibility or debt

5. curtail

become less intense or widespread

reduce or cut short

filled or well-supplied with something

intended to correct or improve

6. collusion

hold back or restrain

failing to take proper care

boisterous and loud

secret cooperation for deceit

7. abstain

bring under control or domination

causing disagreement or division

voluntarily refrain from something

relating to the earth or land

8. clairvoyant

feeling or expressing great happiness

seer with future insight

hardworking and attentive

revoke, cancel or repeal

9. pragmatic

wishing good for others; kind

practical and realistic

support or recommend publicly

relating to letters

10. injunction

paying strict attention to detail

orders or prohibitions

causing distress; agonizing

rude; disrespectful

11. stingy

tireless; persistent

change or variation in circumstances

strong liking or preference

unwilling to give or spend money

12. chronological

attribute or ascribe a fault

express strong disapproval

arranged in order of time

criticize sharply; scold

13. adhere

idealistic but impractical

outgoing and sociable in nature

stick to or follow closely

restore friendly relations after disagreement

14. inhibit

a naturally accompanying

hold back or restrain

add or incorporate territory

having knowledge of future events

15. disgruntled

highest point or peak

dissatisfied or resentful

forbidden by law or rules

lacking energy or vitality

16. ennui

boredom or dissatisfaction

alert; watchful

statement seeming contradictory but true

second to last in sequence

17. compensate

renovate or brighten up a space or item

make up for loss

sharply affecting smell or taste

thin decorative covering

18. temperance

find out or discover with certainty

waver between different opinions

greater in number or importance

self-restraint or moderation, especially in indulgence

19. deft

still in existence

purposely excluding someone

refuse to accept; reject

skillful, quick, and precise in movement

20. sycophant

of uncertain authenticity

formal praise

status-seeking flatterer or self-serving flatterer

metaphorical rather than literal

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. litigant

2. corrosive

3. disavow

4. liability

5. curtail

6. collusion

7. abstain

8. clairvoyant

9. pragmatic

10. injunction

11. stingy

12. chronological

13. adhere

14. inhibit

15. disgruntled

16. ennui

17. compensate

18. temperance

19. deft

20. sycophant

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. litigant

2. corrosive

3. disavow

4. liability

5. curtail

6. collusion

7. abstain

8. clairvoyant

9. pragmatic

10. injunction

11. stingy

12. chronological

13. adhere

14. inhibit

15. disgruntled

16. ennui

17. compensate

18. temperance

19. deft

20. sycophant

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