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1. congenial

immunize by vaccination

agreeable and friendly

appropriateness or decorum

done intentionally; carefully considered

2. reprehensible

immunize by vaccination

excessive or insincere praise

deserving criticism or blame

punish or exact revenge for a wrong

3. infamy

having a foul smell

unable to be taken or broken into

abrupt or blunt in speech or manner

notoriety; disgrace

4. covert

beginner or inexperienced person

hidden or secret

origin of a word

suitable for growing crops; farmland

5. consecrate

arranged in order of time

very critical or harsh

capable of being maintained or defended

make sacred or holy

6. ebullient

enjoy greatly; pleasure or appreciation

overflowing with enthusiasm

favorable or auspicious

false statement to damage reputation

7. ribald

humorously vulgar or indecent

avoiding waste; economical

send off swiftly; promptness

assist or encourage wrongdoing

8. bereft

lacking or deprived of something

unemotional, impassive

deny any responsibility or support

incompatible; harsh or jarring

9. confound

understand or arrest someone

confuse or frustrate

impossible to satisfy

settling disputes through a neutral third party

10. acute

sharp or severe; perceptive

crowning or official ceremony

most noticeable or important

to ban or prohibit officially

11. imperious

holding firm; stubbornly persistent

overbearing; commanding

feeling remorse for past actions

small amount or limited quantity

12. nebulous

large natural or artificial lake

hold back or restrain

vague or unclear

outdated or obsolete

13. commendation

irritate intensely

formal praise

something greatly detested

widespread fame or reputation

14. antediluvian

extremely old or outdated

abundance or large quantity

lacking skill or ability

filled with or marked by

15. precipice

repeal or abolish a law

steep cliff or edge of a dangerous situation

shameless or impudent boldness

roll about or indulge excessively

16. consign

habitually silent or reserved in speech

deliver or commit to

encourage or promote development

indulge excessively in pleasures; corrupt

17. cultivate

conceal true feelings or motives

face of a building or false appearance

courageous; fearless

grow or develop skill

18. turpitude

wicked or depraved behavior

lacking resources or possessions

varied and diverse

habitually silent or reserved in speech

19. demarcation

difficult to manage

take money secretly for personal use

channel for conveying fluid

boundary or separation line

20. pathology

lacking skill or ability

channel for conveying fluid

study of diseases; medical condition

act against or oppose

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. congenial

2. reprehensible

3. infamy

4. covert

5. consecrate

6. ebullient

7. ribald

8. bereft

9. confound

10. acute

11. imperious

12. nebulous

13. commendation

14. antediluvian

15. precipice

16. consign

17. cultivate

18. turpitude

19. demarcation

20. pathology

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. congenial

2. reprehensible

3. infamy

4. covert

5. consecrate

6. ebullient

7. ribald

8. bereft

9. confound

10. acute

11. imperious

12. nebulous

13. commendation

14. antediluvian

15. precipice

16. consign

17. cultivate

18. turpitude

19. demarcation

20. pathology

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