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1. desolate

lively and spirited

legal responsibility or debt

deviation from the normal

deserted; feeling or showing misery

2. feral

wild and untamed

understand or arrest someone

ecstatically happy or proud

discouraged or demoralized

3. restitution

general dominance or leadership

often repeated; unoriginal

horrible or detestable

restoring to former state; compensation

4. augment

having frantic energy

give voting rights

increase or make larger

stubbornly refusing to change

5. ennui

diverse; multicolored

award or expression of praise

peaceable or friendly

boredom or dissatisfaction

6. embezzle

take money secretly for personal use

brief and clear in expression

double-dealing or dishonesty

changeable or variable

7. stagnate

a state of rest or peacefulness

spoil surface of something; vandalize

cease to flow or develop; become inactive

deserted; feeling or showing misery

8. compunction

longing or nostalgic

double-dealing or dishonesty

guilt or regret

stern, harsh, or gloomy

9. inchoate

burning or ignition

undeveloped; beginning stage

winding or twisting; complicated

overly submissive or obedient

10. vigilant

stretch or expand outwards

having frantic energy

stubbornly disobedient or uncooperative

alert; watchful

11. esoteric

offensive or harmful

mock or ridicule contemptuously

common remark; banal statement

understood only by a select few

12. aggregate

pleasant or comfortable feature

easily shaped or changed

total sum of parts

having extensive knowledge

13. forsake

based on observation or experience

lacking freshness; overused

highly decorated or elaborate

abandon or give up

14. conduit

previous or coming before

device that produces electricity; assault

channel for conveying fluid

urge or provoke to action

15. permeate

innocent; straightforward

stubborn; uncompromising

to spread throughout something

wandering without fixed home

16. assiduous

lying or false

make clear or clarify

diligent and persistent in effort

enthusiastic approval or praise

17. innate

inborn; naturally existing

ability to understand others' feelings

associated in wrongdoing

speak or write with great enthusiasm

18. demure

drive away or scatter; make vanish

secondary or supporting

modest, reserved, or shy

bring swallowed food back to mouth

19. impervious

impossible to penetrate or affect

hasty; impulsive

dissatisfied or resentful

intimidating or discouraging

20. perfidious

praise enthusiastically

anger at injustice

treacherous or unfaithful

favorable or auspicious

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. desolate

2. feral

3. restitution

4. augment

5. ennui

6. embezzle

7. stagnate

8. compunction

9. inchoate

10. vigilant

11. esoteric

12. aggregate

13. forsake

14. conduit

15. permeate

16. assiduous

17. innate

18. demure

19. impervious

20. perfidious

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. desolate

2. feral

3. restitution

4. augment

5. ennui

6. embezzle

7. stagnate

8. compunction

9. inchoate

10. vigilant

11. esoteric

12. aggregate

13. forsake

14. conduit

15. permeate

16. assiduous

17. innate

18. demure

19. impervious

20. perfidious

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