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1. superficial

lacking depth or substance

to hurry or accelerate

intensely sacred and must be respected

nearing death or inactivity.

2. sobriety

among other things; among others

disobedient or unpredictable

a person who is guided and supported by an older and more experienced or influential person.

state of being sober or serious

3. servility

ominous or significant

not discouraged or intimidated

state of exceeding limits

excessive willingness to serve others

4. mire

angry, upset at injustice

swampy or muddy ground.

invincible; unable to be conquered

wrap or enfold completely

5. vain

continuous change or movement

combination of different elements

excessively proud or without result

sharp, clear, direct, perceptive

6. menacing

speech by one speaker.

threatening harm or danger.

symbolic story or representation

large unstoppable force or object

7. brevity

state of being subordinate

skilled strategist or planner

briefness or succinctness

aspect or side of something

8. subordination

state of being subordinate

causing disgust or aversion

act of saving or being saved; repurchase

state of lasting forever

9. inducement

illusion of distant object.

series of linked things

separation of groups based on characteristics

encouragement, motivation to do something

10. cantankerous

restriction or severe criticism

bad-tempered or arguing often

showing good judgment or wisdom

unpredictable change or action

11. terse

state of filth and misery

not flowing or moving; stale

intense force or passion

brief and to the point

12. harangue

angry, lengthy speech

improve or make better

offensive or indecent language or behavior

inert substance for testing

13. immutable

exemption from rules

series of three related works

not discouraged or intimidated

unchanging; unable to be altered

14. rectitude

something intensely disliked or cursed

moral uprightness or virtue

person who values practical results

extremely; beyond measure or limit

15. moratorium

insurer or sponsor financially backing

temporary delay or suspension.

delusion of greatness.

occurring by chance in a beneficial way

16. juxtapose

undermine or corrupt

place side by side for comparison

completely eliminate or destroy

person who predicts the future

17. plebiscite

direct vote by voting population

delaying speech to obstruct legislation

collection of images or clips.

state of being unknown or unclear

18. scathing

unwilling to compromise or change

revenge for a wrong or injury

severely critical or sarcastic

series of three related works

19. savagery

reliability, energy, and life force

a noisy fight or dispute

brutality or cruelty

long journey or adventurous voyage

20. vindicate

clear from blame or suspicion

newcomer or beginner at something

pay attention or consider

underlying reasoning or explanation

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