Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. ominous

correct or revise a text

giving a bad omen or threatening

natural tendency or inclination

clot or become solid

2. apprehend

understand or arrest someone

worldly or globally sophisticated

small amount or limited quantity

gradually increasing sound

3. mores

liking or preference for something

solidify or become gelatinous

customs or moral standards

act against or oppose

4. repentant

large natural or artificial lake

feeling remorse for past actions

to persuade or influence

self-restraint or moderation, especially in indulgence

5. dirge

adopt or support

deriving ideas from various sources

mournful song for the dead

self-denial or renunciation

6. disparage

belittle or speak disrespectfully of

wild and untamed

boisterous and loud

isolated; narrow-minded

7. fecund

make easier or less severe

no longer in use

promoting fire or conflict

highly fertile or productive

8. seminal

combine or unite into one

state of uncertainty or doubt

highly influential or original

abundant; giving freely; lush

9. raucous

loud, harsh, and disorderly noise

central or most important element

unaware or forgetful

tireless; persistent

10. guile

highest point or final stage

deceitful cunning; slyness

continuous; never stopping

active opposition or hostility

11. comprehensive

to ease or relieve without curing

inactive but capable of becoming active

complete and inclusive

extremely old or outdated

12. encore

large natural or artificial lake

agree or give consent to

additional performance at end of show

able to change easily or versatile

13. colossus

keen insight or understanding

friendly or cheerful

huge or enormous figure

persistently urge or encourage

14. regurgitate

difficult to understand

bring swallowed food back to mouth

rude; disrespectful

boundary or separation line

15. verdant

friendly and good-natured

green; lush with vegetation

perceive or recognize clearly

reveal secrets or private information

16. disavow

boredom or dissatisfaction

become less intense or widespread

assign or entrust to another; representative

deny any responsibility or support

17. neophyte

matching in size or amount

newly converted or beginner

perfect example of something

daily; commonplace or ordinary

18. primeval

accept reluctantly without protest

belonging to the earliest times

keen insight or understanding

still in existence

19. devious

serious, respectable, and unemotional

dishonest or indirect in behavior

enjoy oneself happily or freely

remove completely

20. ubiquitous

appearing everywhere

person asking questions aggressively

second to last in sequence

concerned with helping others

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. ominous

2. apprehend

3. mores

4. repentant

5. dirge

6. disparage

7. fecund

8. seminal

9. raucous

10. guile

11. comprehensive

12. encore

13. colossus

14. regurgitate

15. verdant

16. disavow

17. neophyte

18. primeval

19. devious

20. ubiquitous

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. ominous

2. apprehend

3. mores

4. repentant

5. dirge

6. disparage

7. fecund

8. seminal

9. raucous

10. guile

11. comprehensive

12. encore

13. colossus

14. regurgitate

15. verdant

16. disavow

17. neophyte

18. primeval

19. devious

20. ubiquitous

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