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1. rejoicing

intense or wild excitement or activity

feeling or showing great happiness or delight

very old or outdated

island-like; narrow-minded and isolated

2. obliterate

dense mass of coagulated blood or material

destroy utterly

wrong or inaccurate name

extremely old-fashioned or ancient

3. meddle

interfere without permission

appear large or threatening

condemn openly or strongly

to appear more prominent or important

4. bask

integrity and uprightness

lie in warmth or enjoy to the fullest

based on random choice or whim

to satisfy fully, to gratify to excess

5. gainsay

excessive pride or self-love

person bringing a legal case

deny or oppose openly

hold close; accept willingly

6. fluke

weaken gradually or insidiously

lacking determination

dishes or ceramic ware

unlikely chance or stroke of luck

7. malevolent

remaining whole or unbroken

closely acquainted or private

wishing evil harm

bold or daring; disregard usual limits

8. facilitate

make easier or less difficult

a thorough renovation or repair; complete update

fake doctor; to make false claims; unqualified

loyalty or commitment to a cause

9. estimable

to add notes or comments for explanation

most favorable or ideal; best possible

deserving respect or admiration

prevent or obstruct beforehand

10. interregnum

Lazy or avoiding activity

unable to feel or perceive; insensible to pain

period between rulers or governments

Provoke or annoy someone

11. hallucinate

see or hear things unreal

unreasonably high or excessive

proportionate or corresponding in size

faithlessness, treachery or betrayal

12. disseminate

spread widely or scatter

feeling of fear or agitation, apprehension

not strongly made or fragile

taking advantage of situations

13. gloat

weak or flimsy; lacking strength

instantly or without delay

think about one's success with smugness

crouch down in fear or shame

14. plea

not certain or finalized; experimental

speak or write about critically or slanderously

earnest request or appeal, urgent appeal

cautious; watchful for danger

15. brittle

cautiously cautious or hesitant

cheat or defraud someone out of money or goods

easily broken or fragile

Worry unnecessarily

16. rash

moderate or mild in climate or behavior

causing great harm, deadly or harmful

hasty or reckless; outbreak of something; act without caution

natural tendency or inclination

17. conducive

helpful or promoting

government by few; small ruling elite

cause of pain or suffering

abundant or excessive in quantity

18. distract

make easier or less difficult

draw attention away

involuntary quivering or shaking; slight earthquake

bribe or induce someone to commit an unlawful act

19. foppish

preference; special liking; tendency

agree or have the same opinion

approval or praise

Concerned with fashion or appearance

20. desultory

tending to betray; disloyal

feeding on grass

lacking clear purpose; random

mental or physical sluggishness or inactivity

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. rejoicing

2. obliterate

3. meddle

4. bask

5. gainsay

6. fluke

7. malevolent

8. facilitate

9. estimable

10. interregnum

11. hallucinate

12. disseminate

13. gloat

14. plea

15. brittle

16. rash

17. conducive

18. distract

19. foppish

20. desultory

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. rejoicing

2. obliterate

3. meddle

4. bask

5. gainsay

6. fluke

7. malevolent

8. facilitate

9. estimable

10. interregnum

11. hallucinate

12. disseminate

13. gloat

14. plea

15. brittle

16. rash

17. conducive

18. distract

19. foppish

20. desultory

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