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1. vindicate

plant disease or any cause of decay

clear from suspicion or blame

shockingly noticeable or obvious

inclined to lay down principles as incontrovertible

2. renovate

overbearing; commanding

holding firm; stubbornly persistent

perfect society or place

restore to good condition or appearance

3. palliate

charm or enchant someone

lively and spirited

excessive or insincere praise

to ease or relieve without curing

4. irrevocable

range of colors used by an artist

unable to be changed or reversed

isolated; narrow-minded

obligatory; currently holding office

5. anxiety

feeling of worry or unease

expressing praise

rudely brief

integrity and uprightness

6. indolent

small amount or limited quantity

inspiring fear or respect

to spread or multiply; reproduce

lazy; avoidant of activity

7. allay

highly decorated or elaborate

inborn; naturally existing

diminish or put to rest

universal cure or remedy

8. vituperate

lacking energy or vitality

curse or verbally attack

fearlessly daring or bold

having harmful intentions

9. ruminate

waver between different opinions

harmeless; not offensive

think deeply or meditate

conventional or traditional

10. audacious

fearlessly daring or bold

pompous or pretentious speech

harmony or agreement

punish or exact revenge for a wrong

11. trepidation

practicing self-discipline and abstention

courageous; fearless

force into action

fear or apprehension

12. balk

flexible and graceful

hesitate or refuse to proceed

severe mental or physical pain

rebel or revolutionary

13. innocuous

belonging to the earliest times

extremely old or outdated

harmeless; not offensive

formal praise

14. derivative

unoriginal; copied or imitative

obedient, submissive

crying out loudly; boisterous

spreading widely throughout

15. paramount

shining brilliantly; splendid

more important than anything else

lacking energy or alertness

to confuse or puzzle someone

16. coagulate

clot or become solid

encourage or promote development

overbearing; commanding

erase or wipe out; make less visible

17. collateral

secondary or supporting

claim or assert without proof

overly submissive or obedient

alert; watchful

18. rapport

self-restraint or moderation, especially in indulgence

embodied in flesh; personified

total disorder or confusion

harmonious relationship or connection

19. profuse

apparently true or reasonable

abundant; giving freely; lush

dense, harsh mixture of sounds

temporary relief or delay of punishment

20. officious

meddlesome or interfering

worsen or intensify

avoid by clever means

wicked or depraved behavior

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. vindicate

2. renovate

3. palliate

4. irrevocable

5. anxiety

6. indolent

7. allay

8. vituperate

9. ruminate

10. audacious

11. trepidation

12. balk

13. innocuous

14. derivative

15. paramount

16. coagulate

17. collateral

18. rapport

19. profuse

20. officious

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. vindicate

2. renovate

3. palliate

4. irrevocable

5. anxiety

6. indolent

7. allay

8. vituperate

9. ruminate

10. audacious

11. trepidation

12. balk

13. innocuous

14. derivative

15. paramount

16. coagulate

17. collateral

18. rapport

19. profuse

20. officious

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