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1. blandish

profession or occupation

praise insistently to gain favor

state of moderation or seriousness

official order or command

2. vivacious

deceptively harmful

lively and spirited

causing harm or damage

lacking flavor or interest

3. pittance

excessively generous or elaborate

a sign of future events; warning

talkative excessively

small or inadequate amount of money

4. resplendent

shining brilliantly; splendid

promiscuous; reckless; unprovoked

indirect suggestion or hint

person who follows rules

5. flagrant

implore or beg earnestly

standard practice or meeting

shockingly noticeable or obvious

feeling of resentment or injustice

6. consign

false or fake; not genuine

understood only by a select few

ability to understand others' feelings

deliver or commit to

7. mollify

customs or moral standards

appease or reduce anger

postpone or delay; yield respectfully

lasting a very short time

8. plaudits

enthusiastic applause or praise

wisdom and good judgment

deceitful cunning; slyness

practical and functional

9. stagnate

full of, common, or widespread

ecstatically happy or proud

farming or cultivation of land

cease to flow or develop; become inactive

10. cerebral

support or recommend publicly

incompatible; harsh or jarring

relating to the brain or intellect

decorate or add beauty to

11. disclose

horrible or detestable

reveal or make known publicly

make a violent attack or criticize strongly

assign to a lower rank or position

12. undulate

feeling remorse for past actions

wave or ripple in motion

paying strict attention to detail

hesitate or refuse to proceed

13. demagogue

leader who appeals to emotions for power

boring or ordinary

skillful or proficient at something

unwilling to give or spend money

14. censure

confuse or frustrate

intense anger

deriving ideas from various sources

express strong disapproval

15. hallowed

not representative of the norm

extremely hot or scorching

set apart as holy or sacred

generous and forgiving

16. aberration

excessively eager to please

practical and realistic

deviation from the norm

cease to flow or develop; become inactive

17. tangential

confirm or support with evidence

secondary or supporting

pacify or soothe

diverging from the main point; peripheral

18. immutable

unchanging over time

desire strongly

make clear or clarify

confirm or support with evidence

19. profane

boisterous and loud

disrespectful of sacred things

spoil or desecrate; make dirty or unclean

cautious judgment or tact

20. ambivalent

cautious judgment or tact

gathering of people

having mixed feelings

apparently true or reasonable

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. blandish

2. vivacious

3. pittance

4. resplendent

5. flagrant

6. consign

7. mollify

8. plaudits

9. stagnate

10. cerebral

11. disclose

12. undulate

13. demagogue

14. censure

15. hallowed

16. aberration

17. tangential

18. immutable

19. profane

20. ambivalent

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. blandish

2. vivacious

3. pittance

4. resplendent

5. flagrant

6. consign

7. mollify

8. plaudits

9. stagnate

10. cerebral

11. disclose

12. undulate

13. demagogue

14. censure

15. hallowed

16. aberration

17. tangential

18. immutable

19. profane

20. ambivalent

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