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1. chastise

expose falsehood or myths

weaker competitor or supporter

generous and forgiving.

to punish or scold severely

2. rapport

a fortress or stronghold

sudden desire or impulsive idea

argue over minor issues or details

close relationship based on understanding

3. drudgery

burns and destroys; sarcastic or biting in tone

endurance capacity for prolonged effort

boring, menial, or monotonous work

god or divine being

4. commensurate

proportional or corresponding

seller or provider of goods or services

sign indicating future events

fast-moving stream of water

5. prototype

banal or overused remark

doubt or hesitation about morality

original model or first form

unique or extraordinary

6. supple

ability to make mistakes

bending and moving easily and gracefully; flexible

mind-to-mind communication

lacking plan or order

7. sarcasm

steep slope or cliff

remarkably large or impressive

fear or agitation

sharp irony or satire

8. deluge

avoid directly answering

loud enthusiastic approval

heavy flood or overwhelming rush

stern disapproval or scolding

9. tangible

able to be touched or perceived physically

connection or communication link

praise highly

excessively proud or without result

10. forte

the point at which something is realized

extended scholarly paper or thesis, detailed research study

morally right conduct

strong point or specialty

11. vicissitude

concise and meaningful

unpredictable change or fluctuation

lacking or empty of

small group ruling a country or organization

12. tantamount

equivalent in seriousness or effect

outdated or obsolete

unconquerable, resilient

reveal or disclose private or secret information

13. adamant

keen insight or intelligence

medieval chemistry aimed at turning base metals to gold

state of hopelessness

refusing to be persuaded or change mind

14. rubric

forced separation or confiscation

formal demand or request

set of rules or instructions

finalization or completion

15. lukewarm

respond in kind or return favour

intended to teach; instructive

warm but not hot; indifferent.

silly or foolish

16. delirium

mental confusion or hallucination

experienced worker or professional

close relationship based on understanding

to reach highest point

17. saga

distinctive personal habit.

arousing fear or respect

long story of heroic deeds

sudden change or disruption

18. cessation

cause of failure or ruin

celebration of an anniversary or event

absurdly humorous; ridiculous.

the stopping or pausing of something

19. portentous

established set of beliefs or principles, especially religious

ominous or significant

fundamental principle; self-evident truth

follower or supporter

20. undaunted

great fear or anxiety

steal goods by force

not discouraged or intimidated

hell, large fire, place of destruction

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. chastise

2. rapport

3. drudgery

4. commensurate

5. prototype

6. supple

7. sarcasm

8. deluge

9. tangible

10. forte

11. vicissitude

12. tantamount

13. adamant

14. rubric

15. lukewarm

16. delirium

17. saga

18. cessation

19. portentous

20. undaunted

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. chastise

2. rapport

3. drudgery

4. commensurate

5. prototype

6. supple

7. sarcasm

8. deluge

9. tangible

10. forte

11. vicissitude

12. tantamount

13. adamant

14. rubric

15. lukewarm

16. delirium

17. saga

18. cessation

19. portentous

20. undaunted

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