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1. largess

to make less severe or painful

causing horror or disapproval

generous bestowal of gifts

practicing self-discipline and abstention

2. agile

person involved in dialogue

quick and nimble

annoy; irritate

strong and resilient

3. defunct

gradually increasing sound

strange; mysterious; unsettling

reach or achieve a goal

no longer existing or functioning

4. attribute

casually calm and relaxed

failing to take proper care

appalling or inferior imitation

regard as resulting from a specific cause

5. esoteric

promiscuous; reckless; unprovoked

showing rainbow-like colors

suggestion; subtle hint

understood only by a select few

6. sophomoric

introduce new ideas or methods

overconfident but immature

song or poem lamenting the dead

gutsy or reckless boldness

7. vapid

lacking liveliness or interest

officially cancel or withdraw

range of colors used by an artist

lacking flavor or interest

8. encore

refusing to change mind

additional performance at end of show

feeling of worry or unease

lack of respect or seriousness

9. turpitude

wicked or depraved behavior

large piece of fabric for painting or covering

create or invent in imagination

loss of sensation or consciousness

10. nefarious

wicked or criminal

faulty or blameworthy

lacking originality; boring

farming or cultivation of land

11. renunciation

deserving criticism or blame

happening at same time

refuse to accept; reject

formal rejection or abandonment

12. discursive

remarkably bad or shocking

boring; tiresome; monotonous

excessively sentimental

rambling; covering many topics

13. acumen

complete and inclusive

officially cancel or withdraw

keen insight or shrewdness

impossible to disentangle

14. forlorn

excessively ornate or decorated

predictably changeable

pitifully sad or abandoned

rude; disrespectful

15. acrimony

bitterness or harshness in speech or behavior

second to last in sequence

something greatly detested

person asking questions aggressively

16. burnish

relating to the brain or intellect

small increase or addition

polish by rubbing

signaling system with lights or sounds

17. enmity

small amount or limited quantity

exceptionally skilled musician or artist

belittle or speak disrespectfully of

deep-seated hatred

18. debase

reduce in quality, degrade or demean

appease or reduce anger

holding firm; stubbornly persistent

punish or exact revenge for a wrong

19. capricious

large natural or artificial lake

naive belief or trust

impulsive or unpredictable

detestable or horrible

20. tractable

poet or singer, especially of epic poetry

wealthy or prosperous

continuous; never stopping

easy to manage or influence

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. largess

2. agile

3. defunct

4. attribute

5. esoteric

6. sophomoric

7. vapid

8. encore

9. turpitude

10. nefarious

11. renunciation

12. discursive

13. acumen

14. forlorn

15. acrimony

16. burnish

17. enmity

18. debase

19. capricious

20. tractable

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. largess

2. agile

3. defunct

4. attribute

5. esoteric

6. sophomoric

7. vapid

8. encore

9. turpitude

10. nefarious

11. renunciation

12. discursive

13. acumen

14. forlorn

15. acrimony

16. burnish

17. enmity

18. debase

19. capricious

20. tractable

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