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1. immensity

vastness; great extent or size

majestic, dignified, or grand

incapable of producing any result

angry, lengthy speech

2. countenance

beginning or start of something

comparable or similar in certain respects

facial expression or support

stormy or turbulent

3. founder

waste time doing something unproductively

to reach highest point

collapse or stumble; establish

pure; spotless; perfectly clean

4. deplore

seeking knowledge of the future through supernatural means

gradually become smaller, diminish, or decline

person who predicts future events; prophet

regret deeply or condemn

5. scapegoat

undeserving of criticism

endurance of pain or hardship

provoke action or trouble

someone blamed for others' faults

6. omnipotence

preceding event or condition

endure or withstand hardship

long-standing personal feuding or rivalry

total power or authority

7. circumspect

to overlook or forgive

unpredictable or impulsive

study of earth's surface features

cautious and careful

8. exalt

uncultured or materialistic person

praise or elevate highly

careful consideration

extended scholarly paper or thesis, detailed research study

9. serfdom

system where peasants are bound to land

understand deeply

death or end of existence

object surviving from the past

10. glossary

rejection or denial

briefness or succinctness

sudden involuntary muscle contraction

a list of definitions of terms

11. void

empty space or vacuum

sullen or gloomy.

deliberate destruction or obstruction

keen insight or intelligence

12. capricious

pleasant to taste or accept

strict supervisor or overseer

incorrectness, improper conduct

unpredictable or impulsive

13. edification

false or fake

irrelevant or unrelated

instruction, improvement, or moral upliftment

sensation of spinning or dizziness

14. repentance

harm or damage

sincere regret for wrongdoing

flirtatious or teasing

study of earth's surface features

15. oxymoron

combination of contradictory terms

adherence to tradition

attainment or acquisition of a position

overconfident or arrogant

16. compulsion

person taking law enforcement into own hands

noisy, unruly, energetic

trouble or suffering

an irresistible urge to act

17. disseminate

self-righteous; hypocritical

spread or scatter widely

deviation from the norm or expectation

person who values practical results

18. halcyon

calm and peaceful

difficult or dangerous situation

wave or flourish threateningly

foundation or support for something

19. demarcation

remedy for all problems or diseases

freedom of action or thought

setting boundaries or limits

loyal, firm, or supportive

20. dilatory

self-satisfaction; lack of awareness

intense happiness or excitement

tending to delay or procrastinate

care facility for the terminally ill

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. immensity

2. countenance

3. founder

4. deplore

5. scapegoat

6. omnipotence

7. circumspect

8. exalt

9. serfdom

10. glossary

11. void

12. capricious

13. edification

14. repentance

15. oxymoron

16. compulsion

17. disseminate

18. halcyon

19. demarcation

20. dilatory

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. immensity

2. countenance

3. founder

4. deplore

5. scapegoat

6. omnipotence

7. circumspect

8. exalt

9. serfdom

10. glossary

11. void

12. capricious

13. edification

14. repentance

15. oxymoron

16. compulsion

17. disseminate

18. halcyon

19. demarcation

20. dilatory

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