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1. remedial

intended to correct or improve

great disaster or misfortune

easy to reach or understand

to rob or plunder violently

2. precipice

steep cliff or edge of a dangerous situation

agreeable and friendly

argument against a belief or opinion

dull, unimaginative, or commonplace

3. vacillate

bitterly harsh or biting

sharp or severe; perceptive

sarcastic or corrosive

waver between different opinions

4. vindicate

declare invalid or cancel

moral corruption or wickedness

impressive but superficial

clear from suspicion or blame

5. mollify

appease or reduce anger

to spread throughout something

guilt or regret

large destructive fire

6. encore

change or variation in circumstances

additional performance at end of show

mental calmness and composure

huge or enormous figure

7. paradigm

typical example or model

spoil or desecrate; make dirty or unclean

persuading forcibly

distant emotionally or physically

8. resolute

deceitful cunning; slyness

easily achieved; superficial

determined and unwavering

to officially announce or publish

9. anguish

bitterness or harshness in speech or behavior

severe mental or physical pain

deliver or commit to

wisdom and good judgment

10. fickle

changing frequently

restrict or compel

weak; fragile; insubstantial

urge or provoke to action

11. choreography

adopt or support

art of designing dance movements

absolutely necessary or urgent

impossible to disentangle

12. compensate

make up for loss

a sign of future events; warning

difficult situation or entrapment

innocent; straightforward

13. variegated

bring under control or domination

clear and direct; sharply focused

persuading forcibly

diverse; multicolored

14. acute

excessively eager to please

belonging to the earliest times

sharp or severe; perceptive

criticize or correct gently

15. mutable

changeable or variable

sweet food or candy

small or inadequate amount of money

direct opposite or contrast

16. candor

incompatible; harsh or jarring

appease or reduce anger

honest and open communication

substance made of two or more parts

17. aloof

stubbornly refusing to change

avoid or abstain from

expressing praise

distant emotionally or physically

18. maxim

short statement of a general truth

dark-skinned or having a dark complexion

intensely happy or overwhelmed

ease severity or reduce

19. docile

easily taught or managed; submissive

tyrannical ruler with absolute power

mutual agreement or harmony

deceptively harmful

20. abrogate

faulty or blameworthy

repeal or abolish a law

unchanging over time

warn or reprimand firmly

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. remedial

2. precipice

3. vacillate

4. vindicate

5. mollify

6. encore

7. paradigm

8. resolute

9. anguish

10. fickle

11. choreography

12. compensate

13. variegated

14. acute

15. mutable

16. candor

17. aloof

18. maxim

19. docile

20. abrogate

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. remedial

2. precipice

3. vacillate

4. vindicate

5. mollify

6. encore

7. paradigm

8. resolute

9. anguish

10. fickle

11. choreography

12. compensate

13. variegated

14. acute

15. mutable

16. candor

17. aloof

18. maxim

19. docile

20. abrogate

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