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1. adhere

believing only oneself exists

stick to or follow closely

violate or conflict with

cheerful readiness or promptness

2. deplore

feel or express strong disapproval

no longer existing or functioning

give up power voluntarily

make amends for guilt or sin

3. concomitant

song or poem lamenting the dead

spoil surface of something; vandalize

serious, respectable, and unemotional

a naturally accompanying

4. emaciated

extremely thin due to illness or lack of food

loud, continuous noise

easy to reach or understand

having a stale or offensive smell

5. agile

reveal secrets or private information

quick and nimble

relating to water or existing in water

proper, tasteful, and polite behavior

6. forbearance

patience and restraint

undeveloped; beginning stage

social outcast or despised person

lacking empathy or concern

7. construe

person asking questions aggressively

feeling remorseful

avoid by clever means

interpret or understand

8. archaic

make easier or less severe

very old or outdated

overflowing with enthusiasm

to encroach or infringe

9. insatiable

impossible to satisfy

customs or moral standards

approach and address boldly

pitifully sad or abandoned

10. surfeit

peaceful or calming

deviation from the normal

an excessive amount of something

flexible and graceful

11. confidant

clear from suspicion or blame

trusted friend or advisor

insulting language

loss of sensation or consciousness

12. precipice

restore friendly relations after disagreement

deserted; feeling or showing misery

steep cliff or edge of a dangerous situation

threats or force to coercively compel

13. pervasive

burning or ignition

spreading widely throughout

agreeable and friendly

deny any responsibility or support

14. superfluous

weak; fragile; insubstantial

to foretell or predict; omen

unnecessary or excessive

overconfident, bold beyond limits

15. tacit

understood without being openly spoken

postpone or delay; yield respectfully

passionate or enthusiastic

cuts or tears in skin or flesh

16. exorbitant

avoiding social interactions or society

wicked or criminal

excessively high or unreasonable

voluntarily refrain from something

17. resolute

necessary; essential

determined and unwavering

clear and direct; sharply focused

self-restraint or moderation, especially in indulgence

18. medley

mix of different things

set or adjust precisely

harmeless; not offensive

evaluate or estimate the value or importance

19. inchoate

change or variation in circumstances

distribute for a specific purpose

undeveloped; beginning stage

refusing to change mind

20. resilient

able to change easily or versatile

withdraw or take back statement

able to recover quickly

hidden or secret

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. adhere

2. deplore

3. concomitant

4. emaciated

5. agile

6. forbearance

7. construe

8. archaic

9. insatiable

10. surfeit

11. confidant

12. precipice

13. pervasive

14. superfluous

15. tacit

16. exorbitant

17. resolute

18. medley

19. inchoate

20. resilient

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. adhere

2. deplore

3. concomitant

4. emaciated

5. agile

6. forbearance

7. construe

8. archaic

9. insatiable

10. surfeit

11. confidant

12. precipice

13. pervasive

14. superfluous

15. tacit

16. exorbitant

17. resolute

18. medley

19. inchoate

20. resilient

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