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1. stagnate

pretending to hold beliefs not held

cease to flow or develop; become inactive

curse or verbally attack

unable to be appeased

2. munificence

to encroach or infringe

exceptional skill or bravery

burdensome or oppressive

charitable generosity

3. dilatory

causing delay; slow to act

unable to be taken or broken into

refusing to change mind

understood by few; mysterious or secret

4. abject

miserable, despicable, or wretched

to stir up or provoke

inborn; naturally existing

doubtful or uncertain

5. neophyte

intimidating or discouraging

difficult situation or swamp

newly converted or beginner

lacking liveliness or interest

6. inundate

highly influential or original

deep-seated bitterness or resentment

overwhelm with abundance

solidify or become gelatinous

7. emulate

self-restraint or moderation, especially in indulgence

appropriate and advantageous

imitate with the aim of matching

give voting rights

8. restive

restless or difficult to control

matching in size or amount

rebel or revolutionary

clot or become solid

9. devious

satisfy fully or to excess

rebel or revolutionary

fearlessly daring or bold

dishonest or indirect in behavior

10. vestige

loss of reputation or respect

inflicting punishment or penalty

intended to teach or instruct

small remaining part; trace

11. dispatch

intimidating or discouraging

waver between different opinions

send off swiftly; promptness

polish by rubbing

12. convention

give in return; respond similarly

drinkable; suitable for drinking

severe or strict in manner or appearance

standard practice or meeting

13. debunk

modest, reserved, or shy

claim or assert without proof

expose falseness or exaggerated claims

praise insistently to gain favor

14. mendacious

highest point; peak

unemotional, impassive

lying or false

warn or reprimand firmly

15. cerebral

open to influence or cooperation

embodied in flesh; personified

relating to the brain or intellect

regard as belonging to a particular cause or origin

16. reclusive

advanced for age; early development

complex or twisted

avoiding social interactions or society

difficult to manage

17. beseech

assist or encourage wrongdoing

implore or beg earnestly

generous bestowal of gifts

increase or make larger

18. convoluted

unhappy with authority or system

complex or twisted

study of diseases; medical condition

excessively sweet or sentimental

19. eminent

hardworking and attentive

restrict or compel

famous and respected in a particular field

liking or preference for something

20. extricate

bitterly harsh or biting

absolve from blame

able to pay debts; liquid dissolving other substances

free from difficulty or entanglement

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. stagnate

2. munificence

3. dilatory

4. abject

5. neophyte

6. inundate

7. emulate

8. restive

9. devious

10. vestige

11. dispatch

12. convention

13. debunk

14. mendacious

15. cerebral

16. reclusive

17. beseech

18. convoluted

19. eminent

20. extricate

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. stagnate

2. munificence

3. dilatory

4. abject

5. neophyte

6. inundate

7. emulate

8. restive

9. devious

10. vestige

11. dispatch

12. convention

13. debunk

14. mendacious

15. cerebral

16. reclusive

17. beseech

18. convoluted

19. eminent

20. extricate

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