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1. saturnine

lacking seriousness or value

gloomy or morose in mood or temperament

reluctant or unwilling

perfect example or embodiment

2. admonish

complicated or intricately folded

Unmanageable or beyond correction

warn or reprimand firmly

extremely small

3. insensible

firmly established or defended

unable to feel or perceive; insensible to pain

malleable or easily shaped

unintentional or accidental

4. malleable

noticeable in an unwelcome way

easily shaped or molded

tease or torment with something desirable

Deserving contempt or scorn

5. succumb

beginning to develop

courage or resolution, spirited daring

feeding on grass

to give in, yield, or be overwhelmed

6. plea

earnest request or appeal, urgent appeal

rot or decay chemically or through bacteria

a person lacking moral restraint; free thinker

erase or wipe out

7. occult

mysterious; beyond scientific understanding

bold or shameless

make less dense or thick; diminish or thin out

relating to the countryside or rural life

8. mace

tendency to behave a certain way

pay out or distribute money

heavy club; ceremonial staff

something out of its proper time

9. advocate

recklessly bold or rash

focused on practical results

supporter or proponent of something

speak badly about

10. abstruse

strange or unusual

harmless; unlikely to offend or provoke

minor fault or offense, slight mistake

difficult to understand; obscure

11. orotund

emotional distance or separation

full, rich, and imposing in sound; sonorous

worldly or international in scope

Deceptive trick or deception

12. oblique

without caution; irresponsible or daring

slanting or indirect; not straightforward

Erroneous belief or faulty reasoning

alertness or watchfulness to dangers

13. ornate

person who patrols an area of land or forest

easily managed or controlled

elaborately decorated

period of limited or fixed work, also a restriction

14. allegation

obtain through begging; scrounge or freeload

tending to betray; disloyal

claim or accusation; assertion without proof

suitable for growing crops

15. sufficient

enough; adequate for purpose

Harm or weaken ability

incompatible; out of place or inappropriate

sensation of dizziness or spinning

16. expiate

faithlessness, treachery or betrayal

atone for guilt or sin

gloomy or morose in mood or temperament

stubbornly refusing

17. mitigate

Lazy or avoiding activity

make less intense; soothe or calm

to lessen the severity or seriousness; alleviate

complain quietly or discontentedly

18. imbue

divinely sweet or fragrant; delicious

Inspire or influence deeply

expression of disapproval or disappointment

Harm or weaken ability

19. gravel

extremely dirty or unpleasant

delicate, light fabric

Rough small stones or path material

praise highly or exult

20. incidence

Occurrence or frequency

to suppress or extinguish, to put an end to

not transparent; obscure; difficult to understand

extreme poverty

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. saturnine

2. admonish

3. insensible

4. malleable

5. succumb

6. plea

7. occult

8. mace

9. advocate

10. abstruse

11. orotund

12. oblique

13. ornate

14. allegation

15. sufficient

16. expiate

17. mitigate

18. imbue

19. gravel

20. incidence

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. saturnine

2. admonish

3. insensible

4. malleable

5. succumb

6. plea

7. occult

8. mace

9. advocate

10. abstruse

11. orotund

12. oblique

13. ornate

14. allegation

15. sufficient

16. expiate

17. mitigate

18. imbue

19. gravel

20. incidence

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