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1. denounce

showing concern or care

publicly condemn or accuse

countless or extremely large number

gradual introduction; soaking

2. contravene

official order or command

violate or conflict with

doubtful or uncertain

tyrannical ruler with absolute power

3. convivial

crowning or official ceremony

perfect society or place

friendly and lively

to foretell or predict; omen

4. abduct

express emotion

average or within limits

take someone away by force

bruise or hematoma

5. profligate

absolutely necessary or urgent

loud, harsh, and disorderly noise

recklessly extravagant; wasteful

hesitate or refuse to proceed

6. epistolary

having a revengeful nature

relating to letters

strong feeling of dislike

extremely dry or lacking moisture

7. abject

very old or outdated

causing delay; slow to act

miserable, despicable, or wretched

persuading forcibly

8. arcane

charming; winning

strange; mysterious; unsettling

understood by few; mysterious or secret

lacking moral restraint

9. perfunctory

violent whirlpool or chaos

carried out with minimal effort

horrible or detestable

theft or stealing

10. buffet

quick and nimble

secret cooperation for deceit

fluent or persuasive in speech

strike repeatedly or meal consisting of several dishes

11. affluent

lacking meaning; silly

intended to teach or instruct

wealthy or prosperous

fearlessly daring or bold

12. vindicate

customs or moral standards

shameless or impudent boldness

fearlessly daring or bold

clear from suspicion or blame

13. penurious

passionate or enthusiastic

talkative excessively

extremely poor; parsimonious

critic of traditions or beliefs

14. annex

take over illegally or by force

natural liking or connection

add or incorporate territory

understand deeply

15. cupidity

greed or desire for wealth

lying or false

sudden, successful action

rebuke or reprimand severely

16. stupefy

evaluate or assess value

pleasing or appropriate

shock or amaze; make unable to think

mysterious or difficult to understand

17. satiate

satisfy fully or to excess

loss of reputation or respect

stern, harsh, or gloomy

advocate of individual freedom

18. rescind

failing to take proper care

lightweight, semi-transparent fabric

revoke, cancel or repeal

general dominance or leadership

19. perplex

patience and restraint

to confuse or puzzle someone

difficult to correct or reform

split apart or cling to

20. inquisitor

secure from violation

summarize main points or facts

person asking questions aggressively

sweet food or candy

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. denounce

2. contravene

3. convivial

4. abduct

5. profligate

6. epistolary

7. abject

8. arcane

9. perfunctory

10. buffet

11. affluent

12. vindicate

13. penurious

14. annex

15. cupidity

16. stupefy

17. satiate

18. rescind

19. perplex

20. inquisitor

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. denounce

2. contravene

3. convivial

4. abduct

5. profligate

6. epistolary

7. abject

8. arcane

9. perfunctory

10. buffet

11. affluent

12. vindicate

13. penurious

14. annex

15. cupidity

16. stupefy

17. satiate

18. rescind

19. perplex

20. inquisitor

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