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1. divisive

treacherous or unfaithful

introduce new ideas or methods

causing disagreement or division

someone who enjoys eating

2. blight

tolerate or stay; follow rules

plant disease or any cause of decay

very old or outdated

appease or reduce anger

3. malediction

intense dislike or contempt for

great disaster or misfortune

flowing together of rivers

curse or slander

4. evince

organized list or collection

avoiding waste; economical

offense or annoyance

show or reveal clearly

5. alleviate

deserving criticism or blame

make easier or less severe

favorable or indicating good fortune

person who flatters for advantage

6. soluble

excessively generous or elaborate

capable of being dissolved

lively and full of energy; bold

concerned with helping others

7. solvent

evaluate or estimate the value or importance

able to pay debts; liquid dissolving other substances

light and delicate

double-dealing or dishonesty

8. despondent

religious leaders

confirm or support

very discouraged or dejected

embodied in flesh; personified

9. plaudits

enthusiastic applause or praise

critically scold or condemn

negligent or neglectful in duty

express emotion

10. temerity

reach or achieve a goal

gutsy or reckless boldness

inborn; naturally existing

relating to physical pleasure or senses

11. cleave

split apart or cling to

polish by rubbing

the sound of a bell, especially at tolling

full of, common, or widespread

12. harrowing

causing distress; agonizing

lively and full of energy; bold

hostile or harmful

weaken physically or mentally

13. penurious

deviation from the normal

proper, tasteful, and polite behavior

extremely poor; parsimonious

false display or claim; or acting

14. divulge

reveal secrets or private information

restless or difficult to control

restoring to former state; compensation

lasting a very short time

15. transmute

spoil or desecrate; make dirty or unclean

change in form or nature

primarily sitting or inactive

give in return; respond similarly

16. ubiquitous

stretch or expand outwards

filled or well-supplied with something

no longer existing or functioning

appearing everywhere

17. berate

confuse or frustrate

faulty or blameworthy

damaging reputation; slanderous

critically scold or condemn

18. bane

orders or prohibitions

intended to attract attention

helpful or obliging

total destruction or ruin

19. paucity

argument against a belief or opinion

showing good judgment or sense

continuous; never stopping

scarcity or small amount of something

20. inveterate

swollen; inflated; pompous

loss of sensation or consciousness

flowing together of rivers

habitually practicing

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. divisive

2. blight

3. malediction

4. evince

5. alleviate

6. soluble

7. solvent

8. despondent

9. plaudits

10. temerity

11. cleave

12. harrowing

13. penurious

14. divulge

15. transmute

16. ubiquitous

17. berate

18. bane

19. paucity

20. inveterate

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. divisive

2. blight

3. malediction

4. evince

5. alleviate

6. soluble

7. solvent

8. despondent

9. plaudits

10. temerity

11. cleave

12. harrowing

13. penurious

14. divulge

15. transmute

16. ubiquitous

17. berate

18. bane

19. paucity

20. inveterate

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