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1. calamity

gap or break in continuity

great disaster or misfortune

revoke, cancel or repeal

fortunate accidental discovery

2. myriad

countless or extremely large number

restore to good condition or appearance

harmonious or agreeable

keen; forceful; incisive

3. defunct

no longer existing or functioning

different or diverse parts

to spread throughout something

to rob or plunder violently

4. proscribe

ability to understand others' feelings

disregard or overlook

inflicting punishment or penalty

to ban or prohibit officially

5. manifest

evident or obvious

invent or make up

rebuke or reprimand severely

hold back or restrain

6. epistolary

art of designing dance movements

lacking meaning; silly

relating to letters

boring or ordinary

7. submissive

satisfy fully or to excess

cease to flow or develop; become inactive

clear and easy to understand

ready to obey or surrender

8. tantamount

impossible to penetrate or affect

easily bent or flexible

equivalent in value or significance

overflowing with enthusiasm

9. manifold

primarily sitting or inactive

many and various

lacking intelligence or ideas

disperse or scatter; squander

10. wizened

gradual accumulation or buildup

shriveled with age

excessively high or unreasonable

liking or preference for something

11. undulate

wave or ripple in motion

boisterous and loud

understood by few; mysterious or secret

satisfy fully or to excess

12. diligent

signaling system with lights or sounds

feeling sluggish or sleepy

weaken physically or mentally

hardworking and attentive

13. annul

no longer in use

endless; having no limit

bubbly, lively, or spirited

declare invalid or cancel

14. propitious

impossible to satisfy

favorable or auspicious

courage in adversity

highly harmful or destructive

15. commendation

criticize or correct gently

cautiousness and good judgment

irritate intensely

formal praise

16. inarticulate

unable to speak clearly

to stir up or provoke

immoral or wicked act

attribute or ascribe a fault

17. invective

sharply affecting smell or taste

increase or make larger

abundance or large quantity

insulting language

18. indignation

anger at injustice

refuse to accept; reject

support or recommend publicly

increasing over time

19. utilitarian

famous and respected in a particular field

practical and functional

spoil or desecrate; make dirty or unclean

religious leaders

20. mendacious

having a revengeful nature

lying or false

desire strongly

gap or break in continuity

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. calamity

2. myriad

3. defunct

4. proscribe

5. manifest

6. epistolary

7. submissive

8. tantamount

9. manifold

10. wizened

11. undulate

12. diligent

13. annul

14. propitious

15. commendation

16. inarticulate

17. invective

18. indignation

19. utilitarian

20. mendacious

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. calamity

2. myriad

3. defunct

4. proscribe

5. manifest

6. epistolary

7. submissive

8. tantamount

9. manifold

10. wizened

11. undulate

12. diligent

13. annul

14. propitious

15. commendation

16. inarticulate

17. invective

18. indignation

19. utilitarian

20. mendacious

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