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1. stringency

strictness or severity

influence or power

provide evidence for

a calculated move or strategy

2. thoroughfare

to sympathize or feel pity

completely eliminate or destroy

feeling regret for sins

busy street or road

3. typhoon

powerful tropical storm in the pacific

substitute or replacement

let air out of; reduce in size

severe test or trial

4. quiver

person who creates satire

respond in kind or return favour

passion for a cause

tremble or shake with rapid motion

5. proffer

end of a route or boundary

angry and hostile in tone

forecast of a disease or situation

present or offer

6. repentance

fame for something negative or undesirable

sincere regret for wrongdoing

produce or generate in large quantities

combination of different elements

7. stately

reminder of past; keepsake.

majestic, dignified, or grand

excessive obedience

lasting or enduring

8. ardour

intense enthusiasm or passion

ancient times or objects from that era

cleverness in deception

impressively beautiful or noble

9. torpor

arrival, pouring in, inflow

inscription on a tombstone in memory of the deceased

lack of energy or enthusiasm

permanent, unable to be erased

10. arduous

make less severe or intense

search for and find

trace or remnant of something lost

requiring strenuous effort; difficult

11. cogent

deprived of; lacking something

visual scene or picture

clear, logical, and convincing

delicacy or nuance

12. fallacy

implied meaning of a word

visual scene or picture

incorrect belief or error

strict supervisor or overseer

13. testament

excessively eager to please or obey

evidence or declaration of belief

lying under oath

cold treeless arctic region

14. folly

inciting rebellion or resistance

aggressive; eager to fight

scold or reprimand sharply

lack of good sense

15. altercation

assumption without proof

easily annoyed or irritated

heated argument or dispute

encouragement, motivation to do something

16. officious

meddlesome, excessively eager to help

state of balance or stability

temporary inactivity or suspension

one who commits a crime

17. fanaticism

to hesitate or fluctuate in decision

excessive zeal or obsession

to stimulate into activity

kindness or charitable attitude

18. hypocrisy

pretending to have morals

be more significant or important than

intending to overthrow authority

specify as a condition

19. obsolete

closing or separation into constituent parts or elements

vigorous or incisive

ruins or debris from destruction

no longer in use or outdated

20. depravity

memory or act of recalling

the leading character in a story

moral corruption or wickedness

arrival or coming into being

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. stringency

2. thoroughfare

3. typhoon

4. quiver

5. proffer

6. repentance

7. stately

8. ardour

9. torpor

10. arduous

11. cogent

12. fallacy

13. testament

14. folly

15. altercation

16. officious

17. fanaticism

18. hypocrisy

19. obsolete

20. depravity

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. stringency

2. thoroughfare

3. typhoon

4. quiver

5. proffer

6. repentance

7. stately

8. ardour

9. torpor

10. arduous

11. cogent

12. fallacy

13. testament

14. folly

15. altercation

16. officious

17. fanaticism

18. hypocrisy

19. obsolete

20. depravity

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