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1. stalemate

deadlock with no progress possible

divided into four equal parts

coming back to life or existence

limitation or fixed period of work

2. fulsome

sneaky or secretive

overcome or bring under control

excessively overdone or insincere

group of surrounding islands

3. arguably

extreme patriotism often aggressive

mutual accusations in response to accusations

possibly; can be debated or questioned

descent from ancestors

4. stewardship

sudden protest by leaving a place

undermining or overthrow

arrangement into social layers

administration or management role

5. complacent

mythical bird reborn from ashes

relevant or appropriate

self-satisfied; unaware of potential problems

unmarried woman beyond typical marriage age

6. trickery

pedestal for reading or speaking

deceptive tactics

clear and easily understood.

system of beliefs or principles

7. inferno

harmful, unfair, or hateful

lack of harmony or clash of sounds or ideas

hell, large fire, place of destruction

having keen insight

8. procrastinate

cover that conceals or protects

belonging naturally; essential

assume without proof

delay action unnecessarily

9. prodigy

act of excluding or leaving out

forbidden by law or rules

child with extraordinary talents

sudden involuntary muscle contraction

10. repute

engaged in deep or serious thought

general opinion or reputation

resistance to change, inactivity

calm or soothe anger

11. preeminent

lying under oath

substitute performer

arrogantly proud

outstanding or supreme

12. augment

ability to make mistakes

speak in a haughty manner

increase or make larger

impatient or irritable

13. fractious

passive acceptance or agreement

right to vote

tending to argue or cause discord

amulet for luck or protection

14. universality

ability to be applied everywhere

conflict or struggle

in complete agreement

encourage or stimulate action

15. wistful

longing mixed with sadness

legal order to appear

to kneel and show respect

sharp irony or satire

16. omniscience

not allowing light to pass through; unclear

showy display or ceremony

all-knowing; complete knowledge

challenging or painful experience

17. deplore

cultural spirit of a period

majestic, dignified, or grand

state of balance or stability

regret deeply or condemn

18. judicious

showing good judgment or wisdom

clear, logical, and convincing

group of surrounding islands

aggressive; eager to fight

19. enticing

encouragement, motivation to do something

charmingly unusual or old-fashioned

false spoken statement damaging reputation

attractive or tempting; alluring

20. terminus

completely eliminate or destroy

fallacious arguments or reasoning

forbidden by law or rules

end of a route or boundary

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. stalemate

2. fulsome

3. arguably

4. stewardship

5. complacent

6. trickery

7. inferno

8. procrastinate

9. prodigy

10. repute

11. preeminent

12. augment

13. fractious

14. universality

15. wistful

16. omniscience

17. deplore

18. judicious

19. enticing

20. terminus

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. stalemate

2. fulsome

3. arguably

4. stewardship

5. complacent

6. trickery

7. inferno

8. procrastinate

9. prodigy

10. repute

11. preeminent

12. augment

13. fractious

14. universality

15. wistful

16. omniscience

17. deplore

18. judicious

19. enticing

20. terminus

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