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1. sabotage

freedom of action or thought

principle or belief

period of development before birth

deliberate destruction or obstruction

2. pungency

continuous sequence or range

careful management of resources

sharpness of taste or smell

tremble or shake with rapid motion

3. modicum

a small amount.

behavior or conduct

lying under oath

mark of shame or disgrace

4. puerile

besiege or beset; harass

vastness; great extent or size

childish or immature

wipe out, destroy completely

5. wield

hold and use a tool or weapon

banal or overused remark

origin and history of a word

sculpture or model of a person, often created for symbolism

6. severity

harshness or strictness

boring, menial, or monotonous work

annoyance or irritation

harmony or agreement

7. transgress

below conscious awareness

violate or go beyond bounds

ability to judge well

vocabulary or word list

8. gratification

unchanging; unable to be altered

clear from blame or suspicion

undecided or awaiting resolution

pleasure or satisfaction

9. upbraid

practical convenience or advantage

having many twists and turns

scold or reprimand severely

abrupt or curt in manner or speech

10. stint

limitation or fixed period of work

gradually become smaller, diminish, or decline

skilled strategist or planner

witty or clever saying or remark

11. solstice

investigation, questioning, inquiry

friendship or mutual trust

not candid or sincere

time when sun reaches the highest or lowest point

12. antipathy

represent or embody collectively

facial expression or support

strong dislike or aversion

unpleasant or disagreeable

13. untrodden

solution or options for help in difficulty

remarkably large or impressive

intending to overthrow authority

not walked on or explored

14. rite

ceremony or ritual

pure, innocent or unspoiled

aspect or side of something

rodents or insects harmful to health

15. onus

difference or divergence

shaking or slight vibration

easily achieved or effortless

burden of responsibility or duty

16. inhospitable

strict supervisor or overseer

skilled strategist or planner

unfriendly, unwelcoming, harsh climate

wretched, insignificant, or minimal

17. simpleton

worried or distressed

to decrease gradually in size or intensity

person lacking in intelligence

leader without real power

18. bane

creativity, cleverness, inventiveness

ability to make mistakes

cause of ruin or harm

agent or representative sent on a mission

19. populace

the general population or people

study of the universe

arrangement into social layers

sudden realization or insightful revelation

20. truncate

shorten by cutting off the end

the guilty person

general feeling of discomfort.

absurdly humorous

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. sabotage

2. pungency

3. modicum

4. puerile

5. wield

6. severity

7. transgress

8. gratification

9. upbraid

10. stint

11. solstice

12. antipathy

13. untrodden

14. rite

15. onus

16. inhospitable

17. simpleton

18. bane

19. populace

20. truncate

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. sabotage

2. pungency

3. modicum

4. puerile

5. wield

6. severity

7. transgress

8. gratification

9. upbraid

10. stint

11. solstice

12. antipathy

13. untrodden

14. rite

15. onus

16. inhospitable

17. simpleton

18. bane

19. populace

20. truncate

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