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1. jubilant

feeling or expressing great happiness

rhythmic flow or pattern

persistently urge or encourage

prejudice or inclination for or against something

2. wane

drive away or scatter; make vanish

decrease in size or intensity

favorable or auspicious

enthusiastically devoted

3. vigilant

clear and logical

harmony or appropriateness

speak or write with great enthusiasm

alert; watchful

4. connive

general dominance or leadership

secretly cooperate in wrongdoing

having frantic energy

swollen; inflated; pompous

5. arcane

urge or provoke to action

hardworking and attentive

understood by few; mysterious or secret

repeal or abolish a law

6. attain

active opposition or hostility

agree or give consent to

accept reluctantly without protest

reach or achieve a goal

7. emaciated

extremely thin due to illness or lack of food

insincerely pious or moralistic

many and various

criticize sharply; scold

8. profuse

abundant; giving freely; lush

difficult to correct or reform

formally renounce or reject

extreme greed for wealth

9. novice

having shame or disgrace

formal rejection or abandonment

publicly denounce or criticize

beginner or inexperienced person

10. utopia

disrespectful of sacred things

perfect society or place

eager to fight or argue

secret cooperation for deceit

11. dogmatic

spreading widely throughout

create or invent in imagination

harmony or agreement

inclined to lay down principles as incontrovertible

12. fetter

shelter or protection from danger

show or reveal clearly

restrain or chain

outgoing and sociable in nature

13. ardor

range of colors used by an artist

intense enthusiasm or passion

pacify or soothe

feeling remorse for past actions

14. zealous

enthusiastically devoted

favorable or auspicious

agree or give consent to

praise or admiration

15. replete

eager to fight or argue

related to or resembling trees

filled or well-supplied with something

previous or coming before

16. compound

to foretell or predict; omen

boring; tiresome; monotonous

substance made of two or more parts

complete and inclusive

17. concise

optimistic or hopeful

pleasing or appropriate

brief and to the point

reduce or cut short

18. attribute

arranged in order of time

regard as resulting from a specific cause

publicly denounce or criticize

lacking in quantity or quality

19. penultimate

second to last in sequence

persistently urge or encourage

cheat or defraud

expose falseness or exaggerated claims

20. enervate

formally renounce or reject

standards for judgment

weaken physically or mentally

offensive or harmful

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. jubilant

2. wane

3. vigilant

4. connive

5. arcane

6. attain

7. emaciated

8. profuse

9. novice

10. utopia

11. dogmatic

12. fetter

13. ardor

14. zealous

15. replete

16. compound

17. concise

18. attribute

19. penultimate

20. enervate

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. jubilant

2. wane

3. vigilant

4. connive

5. arcane

6. attain

7. emaciated

8. profuse

9. novice

10. utopia

11. dogmatic

12. fetter

13. ardor

14. zealous

15. replete

16. compound

17. concise

18. attribute

19. penultimate

20. enervate

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