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1. meagre

lacking in amount; scanty.

not flowing or moving; stale

comfort in grief or distress

holy or sacred place

2. undoing

cause of failure or ruin

perfect ideal society or place

line of rulers from the same family or bloodline

a long, narrow flag

3. jurisprudence

theory or philosophy of law

bitterness or rancor

producing many offspring or works

code word or guiding principle

4. disparity

loss of right or property

pushing dangerous situations to the edge

inequality or difference

association or partnership

5. hypocrisy

excessively overdone or insincere

pretending to have morals

spreading widely throughout

direct opposite or contrast

6. exultation

small hill or mound

secret agreement for deception

valuable family possession

great happiness or triumph

7. temperance

self-restraint or moderation

visual scene or picture

demonstrating aggression; warlike

person claiming a claim falsely

8. profane

violate sacredness

chain or restraint for ankles or wrists

offensive or unorthodox belief

substance that counteracts poison

9. proclamation

lacking plan or order

lively and aggressive

public announcement

quick and superficial

10. spontaneity

large tent for events; prominent.

enormous creature or entity

action done naturally and without planning

take action to prevent

11. inhumanity

characterized by disorder or disturbance

humor criticizing flaws

protection or support

cruelty, inhumane treatment

12. compulsion

sense of exhaustion or sluggishness

a sudden and total failure

incapable of being defended

an irresistible urge to act

13. iconoclast

person who opposes tradition

impossible to overcome or surpass

seriousness or weightiness

act of illegally copying or stealing

14. ideologue

ominous or significant

strictly adheres to ideas

belittle or speak badly of

noisy and chaotic

15. turpitude

depraved or wicked behavior

effective in producing a desired result

expectation of worst outcomes

person wandering without a home

16. excruciating

painfully intense or severe

god or divine being

adventurous, daring, or unconventional act

state of filth and misery

17. extol

secluded or sheltered

praise highly

friendship or mutual trust

face or facial expression

18. perjurer

response that contradicts or refutes

wicked, morally wrong, unjust

weakens or enfeebles

person who commits perjury

19. stoicism

causing interruption or annoyance

plant life of a region

endurance of pain or hardship

object surviving from the past

20. decorous

predecessor or precursor

wildly impulsive; reckless.

acting with proper manners

wave or flourish threateningly

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. meagre

2. undoing

3. jurisprudence

4. disparity

5. hypocrisy

6. exultation

7. temperance

8. profane

9. proclamation

10. spontaneity

11. inhumanity

12. compulsion

13. iconoclast

14. ideologue

15. turpitude

16. excruciating

17. extol

18. perjurer

19. stoicism

20. decorous

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. meagre

2. undoing

3. jurisprudence

4. disparity

5. hypocrisy

6. exultation

7. temperance

8. profane

9. proclamation

10. spontaneity

11. inhumanity

12. compulsion

13. iconoclast

14. ideologue

15. turpitude

16. excruciating

17. extol

18. perjurer

19. stoicism

20. decorous

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