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1. capitulate

decayed or rotting; foul-smelling

easily achieved; superficial

surrender or give in

adjust or soften tone

2. interminable

rhythmic flow or pattern

endless; having no limit

thoroughly dried out; lacking vitality

physical beauty

3. tirade

disperse or scatter; squander

lengthy angry speech or criticism

detestable or horrible

make amends for guilt or sin

4. docile

send off swiftly; promptness

easily taught or managed; submissive

disrespectful of sacred things

overbearing; commanding

5. profligate

suitable for growing crops; farmland

limited within boundaries

collection of literary works

recklessly extravagant; wasteful

6. disavow

admit as true or valid

determined and unwavering

anger at injustice

deny any responsibility or support

7. wily

skilled at gaining advantage

irrelevant or unrelated

deny any responsibility or support

cuts or tears in skin or flesh

8. jubilant

combine or unite into one

make sacred or holy

meddlesome or interfering

feeling or expressing great happiness

9. disaffected

indulge excessively in pleasures; corrupt

discourage from happening; prevent

to encroach or infringe

unhappy with authority or system

10. cognizant

immunize by vaccination

aware of

regional language or speech pattern

to officially announce or publish

11. blight

abundant; giving freely; lush

plant disease or any cause of decay

physical beauty

causing shock or horror

12. metamorphosis

primarily sitting or inactive

able to hold much; spacious

requiring strong effort or energy

complete change or transformation

13. cumulative

publicly condemn or accuse

lacking or deprived of something

increasing over time

enthusiastically devoted

14. ruminate

completes or enhances

think deeply or meditate

wicked or criminal

beginner or inexperienced person

15. sanctimonious

inactive but capable of becoming active

stick to or follow closely

holding firm; stubbornly persistent

insincerely pious or moralistic

16. disrepute

doubtful or uncertain

loss of reputation or respect

official order or proclamation

skilled craftsperson or manual worker

17. proscribe

to ban or prohibit officially

attractive or appealing

skillful, quick, and precise in movement

solidify or become gelatinous

18. quixotic

signaling system with lights or sounds

idealistic but impractical

clear and transparent

unable to be appeased

19. indignation

causing shock or horror

peaceful and calm

overwhelm with abundance

anger at injustice

20. meticulous

immoral or wicked act

concise and forcefully expressive

very careful and precise

highly influential or original

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. capitulate

2. interminable

3. tirade

4. docile

5. profligate

6. disavow

7. wily

8. jubilant

9. disaffected

10. cognizant

11. blight

12. metamorphosis

13. cumulative

14. ruminate

15. sanctimonious

16. disrepute

17. proscribe

18. quixotic

19. indignation

20. meticulous

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. capitulate

2. interminable

3. tirade

4. docile

5. profligate

6. disavow

7. wily

8. jubilant

9. disaffected

10. cognizant

11. blight

12. metamorphosis

13. cumulative

14. ruminate

15. sanctimonious

16. disrepute

17. proscribe

18. quixotic

19. indignation

20. meticulous

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