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1. incontrovertible

beyond doubt or dispute

understand or arrest someone

clear and easy to understand

intimidating or discouraging

2. insular

appeal to emotion; emotional quality

understood without being openly spoken

isolated; narrow-minded

stern, harsh, or gloomy

3. felicitous

pleasing or appropriate

secretive or stealthy

unspeakable; beyond description

excessively sweet or sentimental

4. pittance

unwilling to give or spend money

relating to physical pleasure or senses

discourage from happening; prevent

small or inadequate amount of money

5. consensus

lacking skill or ability

having many curves or turns

general agreement

loud and harsh in sound

6. strident

loud and harsh in sound

soon fading or disappearing

attractive or appealing

to make less severe or painful

7. anesthesia

lacking liveliness or interest

loss of sensation or consciousness

sincerely friendly

trusted friend or advisor

8. conflagration

encourage or promote development

clever trick or deception

large destructive fire

talkative excessively

9. orthodox

inactive but capable of becoming active

conventional or traditional

sudden, successful action

secretly cooperate in wrongdoing

10. discern

perceive or recognize clearly

very discouraged or dejected

showing rainbow-like colors

rebel or revolutionary

11. induce

impossible to satisfy

annoy; irritate

predictably changeable

to persuade or influence

12. paradox

statement seeming contradictory but true

to scold or complain bitterly

of such excellence or beauty

using more words than needed

13. enfranchise

having many curves or turns

give voting rights

having a revengeful nature

revoke, cancel or repeal

14. resplendent

shining brilliantly; splendid

sympathy for loss

loud, energetic, and rowdy

advocate of individual freedom

15. aspersion

perfect society or place

peaceful, undisturbed, calm

insult or damaging remark

habitually practicing

16. repentant

worldly or globally sophisticated

deep-seated hatred

bring about or accelerate a process

feeling remorse for past actions

17. bane

difficult to manage

extreme greed for wealth

easily angered

total destruction or ruin

18. cunning

unable to be appeased

skilled in deception

expressing disapproval or negative tone

diverging from the main point; peripheral

19. execrable

detestable or horrible

intended to correct or improve

suggestion; subtle hint

indirect or slanting

20. adulation

out of its proper time period

absolve from blame

person who makes judgments or settles disputes

excessive or insincere praise

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. incontrovertible

2. insular

3. felicitous

4. pittance

5. consensus

6. strident

7. anesthesia

8. conflagration

9. orthodox

10. discern

11. induce

12. paradox

13. enfranchise

14. resplendent

15. aspersion

16. repentant

17. bane

18. cunning

19. execrable

20. adulation

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. incontrovertible

2. insular

3. felicitous

4. pittance

5. consensus

6. strident

7. anesthesia

8. conflagration

9. orthodox

10. discern

11. induce

12. paradox

13. enfranchise

14. resplendent

15. aspersion

16. repentant

17. bane

18. cunning

19. execrable

20. adulation

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