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1. cacophony

spend wastefully or recklessly

perfect example or embodiment

harsh, discordant mixture of sounds

inactive, lethargic, sluggish

2. drab

Dull or lacking brightness

bottomless deep, void or chasm

representing the most perfect example

violate or exceed a limit or boundary

3. cower

to mark with thin lines or grooves

Cultural values or character

crouch down in fear or shame

stopping or end

4. peripheral

small hammer for court proceedings

on the edge; minor or superficial

Call upon spirits or imagine vividly

considerable in importance or size

5. prompt

immediate, quick to act or respond

suitable for growing crops

Make uneasy or confused

law or regulation

6. remorse

worldly or international in scope

pain or regret for wrongdoings

absolutely necessary

harshness of tone or manner; severity

7. stickler

willing to please others

person who insists on strict adherence to rules

easily managed or controlled

tease or torment with something desirable

8. eradicate

evaluate or estimate the nature or ability of

completely eliminate or destroy

not thorough; superficial or incomplete

complex work of art or music

9. treacherous

conceal or hide the true appearance

lacking loyalty; dangerous or deceptive

bribe or induce someone to commit an unlawful act

to move or switch to another route or direction

10. omnipotent

declare invalid or nullify

all-powerful

fear or anxiety about future

correct spelling and writing

11. refute

having or showing a desire for revenge

serious mistake or error

to prove false or incorrect, to disprove

opposing accepted beliefs

12. explicit

surprise or wonder

stubbornly asserting opinions

reach an authoritative judgment; mediate

Clearly expressed

13. coalesce

extremely small

Trust or belief easily

come together to form a whole

a short period of time or magical incantation

14. boor

Unpredictable or inconsistent

assumed proposition or statement for argument

departing from accepted beliefs

rude or unrefined person

15. entrenched

collect or gather

firmly established or defended

difficult to understand; obscure

public disgrace or shame

16. disparage

overbearing or commanding

belittle or degrade

a short period of time or magical incantation

push or compel someone to do something

17. rationale

Having significant effects

underlying reason or logic, basis for action

hesitate or stumble in action

occurring irregularly; scattered or infrequent

18. egalitarian

natural tendency or inclination

helpful or promoting

advocate for equality of all

enthusiastically lively

19. limerick

deprive; strip away possessions

to trim or cut away, to reduce or simplify

strong liking or liking for something; inclination

humorous five-line poem

20. conscript

force into military service

gullible or too trusting

New or inexperienced

inactive, lethargic, sluggish

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. cacophony

2. drab

3. cower

4. peripheral

5. prompt

6. remorse

7. stickler

8. eradicate

9. treacherous

10. omnipotent

11. refute

12. explicit

13. coalesce

14. boor

15. entrenched

16. disparage

17. rationale

18. egalitarian

19. limerick

20. conscript

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. cacophony

2. drab

3. cower

4. peripheral

5. prompt

6. remorse

7. stickler

8. eradicate

9. treacherous

10. omnipotent

11. refute

12. explicit

13. coalesce

14. boor

15. entrenched

16. disparage

17. rationale

18. egalitarian

19. limerick

20. conscript

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