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1. tranquil

expose falseness or exaggerated claims

admit as true or valid

peaceful and calm

harmony or agreement

2. repulse

relating to the brain or intellect

drive back or reject strongly

vague or unclear

no longer existing or functioning

3. analgesic

change or variation in circumstances

pain-relieving medication

clever trick or deception

organized list or collection

4. absolution

having extensive knowledge

forgiveness of sins or errors

interpret or understand

habit of overeating

5. prosaic

express emotion

dull, unimaginative, or commonplace

deviation from the normal

able to hold much; spacious

6. tractable

restore friendly relations after disagreement

publicly condemn or accuse

easy to manage or influence

pretending to hold beliefs not held

7. depravity

excessively sentimental

take money secretly for personal use

moral corruption or wickedness

possessing supreme power or authority

8. arrogate

take or claim without permission

overbearing; commanding

diligent and persistent in effort

luxurious and wealthy

9. clairvoyant

impossible to penetrate or affect

seer with future insight

search for food or supplies

able to change easily or versatile

10. laconic

having a revengeful nature

using very few words

meeting of members for discussion

pursues pleasure as life goal

11. satiate

perfect example of something

implore or beg earnestly

to encroach or infringe

satisfy fully or to excess

12. figurative

metaphorical rather than literal

postpone or delay; yield respectfully

prone to cause trouble

tyrannical ruler with absolute power

13. decorous

publicly condemn or accuse

proper, tasteful, and polite behavior

deep-seated hatred

belonging to the earliest times

14. altercation

noisy argument or fight

general agreement

small or inadequate amount of money

treat sacredly with disrespect

15. beseech

making coarse or abusive comments

increase or make larger

abundance or large quantity

implore or beg earnestly

16. surreptitious

abundant or plentiful

incompatible; harsh or jarring

secretive or stealthy

cuts or tears in skin or flesh

17. coronation

crowning or official ceremony

to suppress or put an end to

wishing good for others; kind

anger at injustice

18. condone

based on observation or experience

using up or eating

disregard or overlook

understand or arrest someone

19. approbation

drive away or scatter; make vanish

violent whirlpool or chaos

having or showing excessive interest in sex

enjoyment or praise; approval or commendation

20. profligate

recklessly extravagant; wasteful

repeal or abolish a law

walkway between rows

friendly or cheerful

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. tranquil

2. repulse

3. analgesic

4. absolution

5. prosaic

6. tractable

7. depravity

8. arrogate

9. clairvoyant

10. laconic

11. satiate

12. figurative

13. decorous

14. altercation

15. beseech

16. surreptitious

17. coronation

18. condone

19. approbation

20. profligate

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. tranquil

2. repulse

3. analgesic

4. absolution

5. prosaic

6. tractable

7. depravity

8. arrogate

9. clairvoyant

10. laconic

11. satiate

12. figurative

13. decorous

14. altercation

15. beseech

16. surreptitious

17. coronation

18. condone

19. approbation

20. profligate

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