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1. fathom

serving as a typical example

shriveled with age

naive belief or trust

understand deeply

2. pallid

giving a bad omen or threatening

standards for judgment

pale or lacking color; dull

legal responsibility or debt

3. trenchant

abundant or plentiful

emitting light

keen; forceful; incisive

excessively eager to please

4. venerate

regard with deep respect

plant disease or any cause of decay

reckless or hasty decision or action

confirm or support with evidence

5. dissent

disagreement with authority or majority

complaining or irritable

placing two things side by side

spoil or desecrate; make dirty or unclean

6. emaciated

extremely thin due to illness or lack of food

total disorder or confusion

extremely hot or scorching

decayed or rotting; foul-smelling

7. aggregate

curse or verbally attack

disregard or overlook

total sum of parts

huge or enormous figure

8. garrulous

unaware or forgetful

open to influence or cooperation

talkative excessively

the sound of a bell, especially at tolling

9. interminable

endless; having no limit

relating to the earth or land

pleasant or comfortable feature

take money secretly for personal use

10. arbitrary

make amends for wrongdoings

sudden, impatient irritation

cuts or tears in skin or flesh

determined by personal choice rather than reason

11. derivative

skillful and resourceful

attribute or ascribe a fault

bring swallowed food back to mouth

unoriginal; copied or imitative

12. exasperate

peaceful, undisturbed, calm

to rob or plunder violently

shockingly noticeable or obvious

irritate intensely

13. destitute

lacking resources or possessions

curse or slander

lowest point or bottom

support or reinforce

14. fetter

diverging from the main point; peripheral

mysterious or difficult to understand

showing love or romantic feeling

restrain or chain

15. emote

express emotion

mental calmness and composure

disrespectful of sacred things

fulfill or complete

16. demean

lacking energy or alertness

lower in dignity or status; humiliate

extreme greed for wealth

pitifully sad or abandoned

17. fabricate

social outcast or despised person

customs or moral standards

charm or enchant someone

invent or make up

18. pragmatic

concerning beauty or art

practical and realistic

restoring to former state; compensation

unable to be appeased

19. assess

to rob or plunder violently

evaluate or estimate the value or importance

based on observation or experience

purposely excluding someone

20. complicit

associated in wrongdoing

a short trip or outing

sleepy or drowsy

to ban or prohibit officially

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. fathom

2. pallid

3. trenchant

4. venerate

5. dissent

6. emaciated

7. aggregate

8. garrulous

9. interminable

10. arbitrary

11. derivative

12. exasperate

13. destitute

14. fetter

15. emote

16. demean

17. fabricate

18. pragmatic

19. assess

20. complicit

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. fathom

2. pallid

3. trenchant

4. venerate

5. dissent

6. emaciated

7. aggregate

8. garrulous

9. interminable

10. arbitrary

11. derivative

12. exasperate

13. destitute

14. fetter

15. emote

16. demean

17. fabricate

18. pragmatic

19. assess

20. complicit

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