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1. raze

sarcastic or corrosive

speak or write with great enthusiasm

guilt or regret

completely destroy or wipe out

2. sycophant

act against or oppose

matching in size or amount

prove false or incorrect through argument

status-seeking flatterer or self-serving flatterer

3. exacerbate

to scold or complain bitterly

contemptuously disregard

worsen or intensify

increase or make larger

4. interject

something greatly detested

to spread or multiply; reproduce

say abruptly during conversation

second to last in sequence

5. disclose

lacking money; poor

capable of being maintained or defended

reveal or make known publicly

universal cure or remedy

6. paramount

state of uncertainty or doubt

charming; winning

more important than anything else

having or showing excessive interest in sex

7. interlocutor

skilled at gaining advantage

person involved in dialogue

difficult to manage

unhappy with authority or system

8. incontrovertible

regard as belonging to a particular cause or origin

loss of sensation or consciousness

ability to understand others' feelings

beyond doubt or dispute

9. veracity

unnamed or unidentified

truthfulness; accuracy

universal cure or remedy

pleasing to senses or mind

10. reprieve

unable to speak clearly

swollen; inflated; pompous

temporary relief or delay of punishment

able to pay debts; liquid dissolving other substances

11. ominous

sweet food or candy

giving a bad omen or threatening

feeling remorse for past actions

moral corruption or wickedness

12. clemency

escape understanding or grasp; evade detection

mercy or leniency

boring; tiresome; monotonous

keen; forceful; incisive

13. penitent

feeling remorse for past actions

lacking sharpness or quickness

primarily sitting or inactive

combine or unite into one

14. consolation

comfort in grief

proper, tasteful, and polite behavior

most noticeable or important

voluntarily refrain from something

15. ingenious

peaceful, untroubled, calm

clever; original

imply subtly or slyly

harmonious relationship or connection

16. deride

mock or ridicule contemptuously

unhappy with authority or system

having frantic energy

given freely; uncalled for

17. ruminate

intended to attract attention

think deeply or meditate

increasing over time

false statement to damage reputation

18. disgruntled

dissatisfied or resentful

persuade someone not to do something

device that produces electricity; assault

press or squeeze together

19. inarticulate

long, critical speech or scolding

satisfy fully or to excess

unable to speak clearly

regard with disgust or hatred

20. didactic

perfect society or place

ecstatically happy or proud

independent-minded person

intended to teach or instruct

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. raze

2. sycophant

3. exacerbate

4. interject

5. disclose

6. paramount

7. interlocutor

8. incontrovertible

9. veracity

10. reprieve

11. ominous

12. clemency

13. penitent

14. consolation

15. ingenious

16. deride

17. ruminate

18. disgruntled

19. inarticulate

20. didactic

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. raze

2. sycophant

3. exacerbate

4. interject

5. disclose

6. paramount

7. interlocutor

8. incontrovertible

9. veracity

10. reprieve

11. ominous

12. clemency

13. penitent

14. consolation

15. ingenious

16. deride

17. ruminate

18. disgruntled

19. inarticulate

20. didactic

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