Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. lurid

refuse to accept; reject

leader who appeals to emotions for power

causing shock or horror

argument against a belief or opinion

2. malleable

courageous; fearless

generous and forgiving

total destruction or ruin

easily shaped or changed

3. impetuous

complete and inclusive

having a revengeful nature

hasty; impulsive

using up or eating

4. daunting

person who makes judgments or settles disputes

prevent success of; contrasting force

intimidating or discouraging

lasting only a short time

5. superfluous

hasty; impulsive

short period of rest or relief

practicing self-discipline and abstention

unnecessary or excessive

6. refract

bend or change direction of light or sound

serving as a typical example

having or showing excessive interest in sex

spoil surface of something; vandalize

7. euphoric

feeling intense happiness

mock or ridicule contemptuously

organized list or collection

shining brilliantly; splendid

8. neophyte

newly converted or beginner

gap or break in continuity

causing disagreement

lacking money; poor

9. interject

say abruptly during conversation

enthusiastic applause or praise

person who follows rules

guilt or regret

10. irrevocable

making unclear or unintelligible

practical and realistic

to foretell or predict; omen

unable to be changed or reversed

11. commensurate

matching in size or amount

perceive through intuition or insight

fundamentally different or diverse

cause or produce

12. revel

impossible to disentangle

enjoy oneself happily or freely

encourage growth or development

weak; fragile; insubstantial

13. hegemony

unspeakable; beyond description

leave property by will

spread widely or distribution

general dominance or leadership

14. vociferous

intense enthusiasm or passion

unoriginal; copied or imitative

crying out loudly; boisterous

comfort in grief

15. calamity

perceive or recognize clearly

great disaster or misfortune

indirect suggestion or hint

reading carefully or thoroughly

16. disheartened

discouraged or demoralized

encourage growth or development

remarkably bad or shocking

strong liking or preference

17. censure

making unclear or unintelligible

hostile or harmful

newly converted or beginner

express strong disapproval

18. pernicious

find out or discover with certainty

hold interest or attract strongly

make sacred or holy

highly harmful or destructive

19. devious

critically scold or condemn

criticize sharply; scold

dishonest or indirect in behavior

formal praise

20. tranquil

many and various

peaceful and calm

apparently true or reasonable

express sharp disapproval or criticism

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. lurid

2. malleable

3. impetuous

4. daunting

5. superfluous

6. refract

7. euphoric

8. neophyte

9. interject

10. irrevocable

11. commensurate

12. revel

13. hegemony

14. vociferous

15. calamity

16. disheartened

17. censure

18. pernicious

19. devious

20. tranquil

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. lurid

2. malleable

3. impetuous

4. daunting

5. superfluous

6. refract

7. euphoric

8. neophyte

9. interject

10. irrevocable

11. commensurate

12. revel

13. hegemony

14. vociferous

15. calamity

16. disheartened

17. censure

18. pernicious

19. devious

20. tranquil

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