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1. culpable

sleepy or drowsy

faulty or blameworthy

imitate with the aim of matching

lack of basic necessities or comforts

2. depravity

take money secretly for personal use

unaware or forgetful

ecstatically happy or proud

moral corruption or wickedness

3. appropriate

green; lush with vegetation

feeling remorse for past actions

lasting a very short time

suitable or fitting for a specific purpose

4. trite

violent whirlpool or chaos

easily bent or flexible

to spread or multiply; reproduce

often repeated; unoriginal

5. respite

calming or appeasing

short period of rest or relief

to prevent or make impossible

emphasize or highlight

6. coerce

force into action

equivalent in value or significance

no longer existing or functioning

highly harmful or destructive

7. edict

prove false or incorrect through argument

official order or proclamation

lacking moral restraint

strong and resilient

8. abject

trusted friend or advisor

weak; fragile; insubstantial

miserable, despicable, or wretched

worshiping idols excessively

9. connive

loss of reputation or respect

secretly cooperate in wrongdoing

complex or twisted

regard with deep respect or admiration

10. accede

agree or give consent to

charming; winning

honest and open communication

excessively generous or elaborate

11. innuendo

indirect suggestion or hint

standard practice or meeting

inclined to lay down principles as incontrovertible

proper, tasteful, and polite behavior

12. accentuate

able to change easily or versatile

emphasize or highlight

repeal or abolish a law

fluent or persuasive in speech

13. inchoate

accept reluctantly without protest

send off swiftly; promptness

undeveloped; beginning stage

bring about or accelerate a process

14. protean

able to change easily or versatile

dense, harsh mixture of sounds

enjoy oneself happily or freely

very critical or harsh

15. absolution

social outcast or despised person

changing frequently

anger at injustice

forgiveness of sins or errors

16. tirade

publicly denounce or criticize

gutsy or reckless boldness

lengthy angry speech or criticism

advocate of individual freedom

17. tortuous

overflowing with enthusiasm

winding or twisting; complicated

decayed or rotting; foul-smelling

express disapproval or regret

18. hackneyed

organized list or collection

grow or develop skill

evaluate or estimate the value or importance

lacking freshness; overused

19. iniquity

immoral or wicked act

double-dealing or dishonesty

unnamed or unidentified

gathering of people

20. fabricate

indecisive or wavering behavior

meddlesome or interfering

changing frequently

invent or make up

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. culpable

2. depravity

3. appropriate

4. trite

5. respite

6. coerce

7. edict

8. abject

9. connive

10. accede

11. innuendo

12. accentuate

13. inchoate

14. protean

15. absolution

16. tirade

17. tortuous

18. hackneyed

19. iniquity

20. fabricate

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. culpable

2. depravity

3. appropriate

4. trite

5. respite

6. coerce

7. edict

8. abject

9. connive

10. accede

11. innuendo

12. accentuate

13. inchoate

14. protean

15. absolution

16. tirade

17. tortuous

18. hackneyed

19. iniquity

20. fabricate

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