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1. revere

to fill with love or admiration

more important than anything else

formal praise

regard with deep respect or admiration

2. defamatory

not representative of the norm

eroding or causing damage

damaging reputation; slanderous

dense, harsh mixture of sounds

3. exculpate

invent or make up

favorable or indicating good fortune

longing or nostalgic

clear from blame

4. solvent

intense enthusiasm or passion

able to pay debts; liquid dissolving other substances

boisterous and loud

having extensive knowledge

5. confidant

typical example or model

trusted friend or advisor

causing disagreement

excessively sweet or sentimental

6. lavish

excessively generous or elaborate

endless; having no limit

abandon or give up

intense enthusiasm or passion

7. ubiquitous

persuade someone not to do something

shockingly noticeable or obvious

tyrannical ruler with absolute power

appearing everywhere

8. euphoric

understood without being openly spoken

threats or force to coercively compel

feeling intense happiness

highly fertile or productive

9. innuendo

morally correct behavior or thinking

become less intense or widespread

deceitful cunning; slyness

indirect suggestion or hint

10. demean

overwhelm with abundance

lower in dignity or status; humiliate

serious, respectable, and unemotional

shock or amaze; make unable to think

11. cherish

treat with love and care

intended to attract attention

natural tendency or inclination

reduce in quality, degrade or demean

12. fetter

restrain or chain

swollen; inflated; pompous

overconfident, bold beyond limits

varied and diverse

13. fervent

passionate or enthusiastic

comfort in grief

perceive through intuition or insight

out of its proper time period

14. immerse

relating to water or existing in water

lacking liveliness or interest

plunge into or involve deeply

habitually practicing

15. amenable

voluntarily refrain from something

severe or strict in manner or appearance

statement seeming contradictory but true

open to influence or cooperation

16. forlorn

reduce in quality, degrade or demean

take or claim without permission

state of moderation or seriousness

pitifully sad or abandoned

17. preponderance

feeling intense happiness

greater in number or importance

draw out or evoke response

showing rainbow-like colors

18. validate

take or claim without permission

bring about or accelerate a process

charmingly old-fashioned or unusual

confirm or support

19. epistolary

relating to letters

make sacred or holy

fundamentally different or diverse

impossible to stop or prevent

20. mendacious

restrict or compel

pyramid of authority or status

implied; understood without being stated

lying or false

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. revere

2. defamatory

3. exculpate

4. solvent

5. confidant

6. lavish

7. ubiquitous

8. euphoric

9. innuendo

10. demean

11. cherish

12. fetter

13. fervent

14. immerse

15. amenable

16. forlorn

17. preponderance

18. validate

19. epistolary

20. mendacious

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. revere

2. defamatory

3. exculpate

4. solvent

5. confidant

6. lavish

7. ubiquitous

8. euphoric

9. innuendo

10. demean

11. cherish

12. fetter

13. fervent

14. immerse

15. amenable

16. forlorn

17. preponderance

18. validate

19. epistolary

20. mendacious

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