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1. intrepid

courageous; fearless

enjoy oneself happily or freely

strong liking or preference

favorable or auspicious

2. utopia

perfect society or place

give in return; respond similarly

self-restraint or moderation, especially in indulgence

rude; disrespectful

3. implicate

outdated or obsolete

beyond doubt or dispute

to show involvement with crime

highest point; peak

4. consonant

think deeply or meditate

changing frequently

harmonious or agreeable

mentally sharp and perceptive

5. pathology

study of diseases; medical condition

diligent and ethical

avoiding waste; economical

the sound of a bell, especially at tolling

6. adulation

wild and untamed

offensive or harmful

excessive or insincere praise

insincerely pious or moralistic

7. consecrate

direct opposite or contrast

erase or wipe out; make less visible

friendly and lively

make sacred or holy

8. presumptuous

disregard or overlook

a state of rest or peacefulness

overconfident, bold beyond limits

evaluate or assess value

9. illicit

excessively high or unreasonable

brief and clear in expression

using very few words

forbidden by law or rules

10. knell

agreeable and friendly

hidden or concealed

the sound of a bell, especially at tolling

lengthen by cutting off the end

11. morass

difficult situation or swamp

extremely poor; parsimonious

a naturally accompanying

praise enthusiastically

12. indignation

possessing supreme power or authority

lacking originality; boring

showing rainbow-like colors

anger at injustice

13. acquiesce

accept reluctantly without protest

shoe repair artisan

meeting of members for discussion

stubbornly disobedient or uncooperative

14. annex

clear from suspicion or blame

add or incorporate territory

shriveled with age

considered good or trustworthy

15. calumny

art of designing dance movements

second to last in sequence

unlucky; unfortunate

false statement to damage reputation

16. benign

harmless or gentle

showing love or romantic feeling

out of its proper time period

countless or extremely large number

17. solipsistic

difficult to correct or reform

respected due to age or wisdom

diminish or put to rest

believing only oneself exists

18. pittance

small or inadequate amount of money

winding or twisting; complicated

general dominance or leadership

introduce new ideas or methods

19. modicum

calm and unemotional

difficult to understand

small amount or limited quantity

unable to be changed or reversed

20. abate

become less intense or widespread

small remaining part; trace

restless or difficult to control

full of, common, or widespread

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. intrepid

2. utopia

3. implicate

4. consonant

5. pathology

6. adulation

7. consecrate

8. presumptuous

9. illicit

10. knell

11. morass

12. indignation

13. acquiesce

14. annex

15. calumny

16. benign

17. solipsistic

18. pittance

19. modicum

20. abate

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. intrepid

2. utopia

3. implicate

4. consonant

5. pathology

6. adulation

7. consecrate

8. presumptuous

9. illicit

10. knell

11. morass

12. indignation

13. acquiesce

14. annex

15. calumny

16. benign

17. solipsistic

18. pittance

19. modicum

20. abate

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