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1. anesthesia

equivalent in value or significance

formally renounce or reject

revoke, cancel or repeal

loss of sensation or consciousness

2. intimation

associated in wrongdoing

suggestion; subtle hint

plant disease or any cause of decay

thick and sticky in consistency

3. profligate

recklessly extravagant; wasteful

charitable generosity

using up or eating

very old or outdated

4. refurbish

renovate or brighten up a space or item

harmful or poisonous

out of its proper time period

matching in size or amount

5. pervasive

summarize main points or facts

severe mental or physical pain

secure from violation

spreading widely throughout

6. bard

poet or singer, especially of epic poetry

energetic; constantly changing

practical and functional

unoriginal; copied or imitative

7. malevolent

having harmful intentions

absolve from blame

insincerely pious or moralistic

lying or false

8. compress

highly harmful or destructive

calm and unemotional

press or squeeze together

pompous or overblown in speech

9. dilatory

expose falseness or exaggerated claims

famous and respected in a particular field

speak ill of; belittle or defame

causing delay; slow to act

10. uncanny

fearlessly daring or bold

disagreement with authority or majority

strange; mysterious; unsettling

daily; commonplace or ordinary

11. precocious

send off swiftly; promptness

appeal to emotion; emotional quality

advanced for age; early development

beginner or inexperienced person

12. dither

diverse; multicolored

pleasant to taste or accept

indecisive or wavering behavior

friendly and good-natured

13. frivolous

lightweight, semi-transparent fabric

lacking seriousness or importance

notoriety; disgrace

tireless; persistent

14. zephyr

clear and easy to understand

overconfident but immature

brief and clear in expression

gentle breeze

15. transgress

desire earnestly or to achieve something

praise insistently to gain favor

violate a law or boundary

violate or conflict with

16. divisive

causing disagreement or division

placing two things side by side

having extensive knowledge

cheerful readiness or promptness

17. judicious

lacking empathy or concern

different or diverse parts

express strong disapproval

showing good judgment or sense

18. impregnable

perceive or recognize clearly

unable to be taken or broken into

a person involved in a lawsuit

excessively sentimental

19. onerous

state of uncertainty or doubt

dishonest or indirect in behavior

habitually practicing

burdensome or oppressive

20. adulation

secretly cooperate in wrongdoing

excessive or insincere praise

filled or well-supplied with something

adopt or support

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. anesthesia

2. intimation

3. profligate

4. refurbish

5. pervasive

6. bard

7. malevolent

8. compress

9. dilatory

10. uncanny

11. precocious

12. dither

13. frivolous

14. zephyr

15. transgress

16. divisive

17. judicious

18. impregnable

19. onerous

20. adulation

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. anesthesia

2. intimation

3. profligate

4. refurbish

5. pervasive

6. bard

7. malevolent

8. compress

9. dilatory

10. uncanny

11. precocious

12. dither

13. frivolous

14. zephyr

15. transgress

16. divisive

17. judicious

18. impregnable

19. onerous

20. adulation

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