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1. analgesic

skillful deception or magic

to show involvement with crime

pain-relieving medication

seer with future insight

2. enmity

pompous or overblown in speech

lively or filled with energy

deep-seated hatred

confirm or support

3. servile

implied; understood without being stated

overly submissive or obedient

filled with or marked by

shrewd and clever

4. mollify

natural or habitual inclination

appease or reduce anger

lacking skill or ability

detestable or horrible

5. figurative

drive away or scatter; make vanish

impossible to penetrate or affect

metaphorical rather than literal

increase in power or reputation

6. vivacious

equivalent in value or significance

having or showing excessive interest in sex

lively and spirited

luxurious and wealthy

7. assiduous

mentally sharp and perceptive

diligent and persistent in effort

feeling of resentment or injustice

speak or write with great enthusiasm

8. expiate

make amends for guilt or sin

customs or moral standards

happening at same time

causing sorrow or pain; serious

9. nurture

feeling intense happiness

embodied in flesh; personified

equivalent in value or significance

encourage growth or development

10. indigenous

lasting a very short time

negligent or neglectful in duty

native to a place

encourage growth or development

11. admonish

warn or reprimand firmly

disperse or scatter; squander

endless; having no limit

outline or foreshadow vaguely

12. anthology

worldly or globally sophisticated

extremely dry or lacking moisture

hostile or harmful

collection of literary works

13. repentant

famous and respected in a particular field

lack of something; scarcity or shortage

pale or lacking color; dull

feeling remorse for past actions

14. grandiose

officially cancel or withdraw

impressive but superficial

feeling remorse for past actions

to persuade or influence

15. docile

burning or ignition

alert; watchful

excessively eager to please

easily taught or managed; submissive

16. abase

causing sorrow or pain; serious

lacking energy or alertness

interpret or understand

humiliate or degrade someone

17. imperious

lack of something; scarcity or shortage

boring or ordinary

overbearing; commanding

large scholarly book

18. temerity

easy to manage or influence

gutsy or reckless boldness

skillful deception or magic

perfect example or embodiment

19. attribute

feeling of worry or unease

without emotion or response

regard as resulting from a specific cause

full of, common, or widespread

20. abrogate

metaphorical rather than literal

repeal or abolish a law

enjoy greatly; pleasure or appreciation

mournful song for the dead

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. analgesic

2. enmity

3. servile

4. mollify

5. figurative

6. vivacious

7. assiduous

8. expiate

9. nurture

10. indigenous

11. admonish

12. anthology

13. repentant

14. grandiose

15. docile

16. abase

17. imperious

18. temerity

19. attribute

20. abrogate

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. analgesic

2. enmity

3. servile

4. mollify

5. figurative

6. vivacious

7. assiduous

8. expiate

9. nurture

10. indigenous

11. admonish

12. anthology

13. repentant

14. grandiose

15. docile

16. abase

17. imperious

18. temerity

19. attribute

20. abrogate

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