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1. fatuous

extremely thin due to illness or lack of food

lacking intelligence or sense

shy or reserved

exceptional skill or bravery

2. dearth

lack of something; scarcity or shortage

formal praise

to carry out or execute

increasing over time

3. atrophy

gradual decline or wasting away

favorable or indicating good fortune

clear and easy to understand

pacify or soothe

4. enervate

a person involved in a lawsuit

force into action

deceptively harmful

weaken physically or mentally

5. forbearance

jump or dance around excitedly

unnamed or unidentified

intended to teach or instruct

patience and restraint

6. debauch

interpret or understand

lacking energy or vitality

indulge excessively in pleasures; corrupt

failing to take proper care

7. fetter

obligatory; currently holding office

summarize main points or facts

restrain or chain

desire earnestly or to achieve something

8. sovereign

limited within boundaries

possessing supreme power or authority

lacking energy or vitality

state of uncertainty or doubt

9. expiate

encourage or promote development

perfect example or embodiment

captivate or fascinate

make amends for guilt or sin

10. restitution

restoring to former state; compensation

happening at same time

polish by rubbing

outgoing and sociable in nature

11. embezzle

emotionally touching or moving

standard practice or meeting

take money secretly for personal use

guilt or regret

12. indignation

escape secretly from custody

clever; original

showing arrogance; proud

anger at injustice

13. morose

lacking sharpness or quickness

imitate with the aim of matching

sullen or gloomy

favorable or auspicious

14. insular

causing distress; agonizing

gaudy or tastelessly bright

isolated; narrow-minded

soothing ointment or balm

15. insatiable

impossible to satisfy

desire strongly

persistently urge or encourage

find out or discover with certainty

16. admonish

lack of something; scarcity or shortage

deserted; feeling or showing misery

generous and forgiving

warn or reprimand firmly

17. redoubtable

habit of overeating

inspiring fear or respect

bold and shameless

polish by rubbing

18. pulchritude

peaceful, untroubled, calm

physical beauty

make up for loss

deep-seated hatred

19. repose

forgiveness of sins or errors

using very few words

a state of rest or peacefulness

deny any responsibility or support

20. grievous

causing sorrow or pain; serious

moral corruption or wickedness

unemotional, impassive

hesitate or refuse to proceed

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. fatuous

2. dearth

3. atrophy

4. enervate

5. forbearance

6. debauch

7. fetter

8. sovereign

9. expiate

10. restitution

11. embezzle

12. indignation

13. morose

14. insular

15. insatiable

16. admonish

17. redoubtable

18. pulchritude

19. repose

20. grievous

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. fatuous

2. dearth

3. atrophy

4. enervate

5. forbearance

6. debauch

7. fetter

8. sovereign

9. expiate

10. restitution

11. embezzle

12. indignation

13. morose

14. insular

15. insatiable

16. admonish

17. redoubtable

18. pulchritude

19. repose

20. grievous

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