Vocabulary Quiz - VocabForce

1. desecrate

famous; widely recognized

regard with disgust or hatred

to treat sacredly with disrespect

an excessive amount or number

2. testify

community confusion or disorder

give evidence or furnish proof

thick flat piece of material

to delight or captivate greatly

3. frail

to argue about trivial matters

end point or station; final

to forbid or prohibit

weak or delicate

4. tribunal

gradually increasing in amount

court of justice or judgment panel

oversee or manage work or activities

gradually narrowing or diminishing

5. duel

place for caring for young children or plants

combat between two people

share or feel compassion or understanding

relating to government revenue

6. malice

magnetic tape for recording video

to cut short or reduce

desire to harm others; ill will

division into parts

7. fare

tall pole on a ship for supporting sails

difficulty or progress

thick flat piece of material

long weapon for stabbing

8. stack

neatly arranged pile

easily perceived or felt

to nap lightly

lively or cheerful quality

9. invincible

unbeatable; unconquerable

broke; unable to pay debts

about to happen; impending

state of being unclear or unknown

10. stalwart

communication between groups

loyal and robust

close inspection or examination

showing no mercy or pity

11. brake

a device for slowing or stopping; to slow down

full of danger

a belt or band around the waist

dense growth of bushes or small trees

12. sagaity

rare word; possibly wisdom or sagacity

awkward or clumsy

to protect financially

relating to surface features of land

13. resurrection

active hostility or opposition

attractive or pleasing in appearance

selling in large quantities at lower prices

rising from the dead

14. pastoral

relating to rural life or church duties

expressing agreement or consent

small island

resist openly or boldly

15. devout

to captivate or enchant

female horse; large ocean surface

deeply religious or sincere

uncontrollable fire spreading rapidly

16. impotent

a state of confused activity or noise

naive; innocent; sincere

colored part of the eye; flower

lacking power or ability; helpless

17. nausea

feasibility or possibility of success

soothing song for babies or children

feeling of sickness or desire to vomit

bright or shining light

18. belly

deserving contempt

persistent feeling of ill will or resentment

abdomen or stomach area

harmful or destructive

19. impenetrable

type of fish

impossible to pass through or understand

a tiny amount

dispute or bargain persistently, especially over the cost of something

20. hedonist

useful for achieving purposes

person who pursues pleasure as main goal

wrongly take or use funds or property

hidden away; isolated

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. desecrate

2. testify

3. frail

4. tribunal

5. duel

6. malice

7. fare

8. stack

9. invincible

10. stalwart

11. brake

12. sagaity

13. resurrection

14. pastoral

15. devout

16. impotent

17. nausea

18. belly

19. impenetrable

20. hedonist

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. desecrate

2. testify

3. frail

4. tribunal

5. duel

6. malice

7. fare

8. stack

9. invincible

10. stalwart

11. brake

12. sagaity

13. resurrection

14. pastoral

15. devout

16. impotent

17. nausea

18. belly

19. impenetrable

20. hedonist

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