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1. sycophantic

excessively flattering

kill or destroy a large part

long-standing personal feuding or rivalry

state of disorder and lawlessness

2. seditious

state of being unaware or unconscious

wise person

inciting rebellion or resistance

kindness or charitable attitude

3. dilatory

amulet for luck or protection

lack of foresight or long-term perspective

tending to delay or procrastinate

examine carefully and thoroughly

4. abyss

rejection of all religious or moral principles

deep or seemingly bottomless pit

cause of ruin or harm

state of confusion or disorder

5. slander

false spoken statement damaging reputation

to decrease gradually in size or intensity

less emphasis than deserved

sharp irony or satire

6. patriarch

extremely old or ancient

accidental or lucky

a male head of a family or community

betrayal against one's country

7. acquiescence

something out of proper time

act of abolishing or repealing

possibly; can be debated or questioned

passive acceptance or agreement

8. eradicate

arrival, pouring in, inflow

person who resolves disputes.

persistent position of defense

completely eliminate or destroy

9. furor

a sudden outburst of excitement

harmful or destructive

device to stop bleeding

not easily understood; obscure

10. serenity

insurer or sponsor financially backing

state of peacefulness and calm

persistent foul smell

briefness or succinctness

11. visceral

follower or underling.

become less intense or widespread

relating to internal organs or deep feelings

read carefully or thoroughly

12. facet

mental decline due to old age

aspect or side of something

state of being first or most important

original model or first form

13. bourgeoisie

middle class; materialistic values

intended to teach; instructive

coming back to life or existence

tending to spread aggressively

14. burgeon

connection or communication link

all-knowing; complete knowledge

dry humor or twisted expression

grow rapidly or flourish

15. secession

face or facial expression

continuous change or movement

uncertain or not finalized

withdrawal from an organization or country

16. pervasive

robbery or plundering

spreading widely throughout

mild expression replacing a harsh one

state of being a slave or in bondage

17. immortal

never dying; everlasting

long-standing personal feuding or rivalry

desire to harm or hurt.

state of being a saint

18. manor

the universe, orderly and harmonious

large country house estate.

lacking harmony; unsuitable

assume without proof

19. arrogance

a place designated for storage

producing many offspring or works

overbearing pride or self-importance

swindler or fake expert in medicine

20. indemnify

oppressive and unjust government rule

remote natural uninhabited area

elaborate public entertainment or parade

compensate, secure against loss or damage

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. sycophantic

2. seditious

3. dilatory

4. abyss

5. slander

6. patriarch

7. acquiescence

8. eradicate

9. furor

10. serenity

11. visceral

12. facet

13. bourgeoisie

14. burgeon

15. secession

16. pervasive

17. immortal

18. manor

19. arrogance

20. indemnify

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. sycophantic

2. seditious

3. dilatory

4. abyss

5. slander

6. patriarch

7. acquiescence

8. eradicate

9. furor

10. serenity

11. visceral

12. facet

13. bourgeoisie

14. burgeon

15. secession

16. pervasive

17. immortal

18. manor

19. arrogance

20. indemnify

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