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1. irresolute

restrict or burden in severity

hinder or obstruct

lacking determination

vague or ambiguous expression

2. reverent

seriousness or importance

disastrous failure or collapse

to relieve or lessen suffering or pain

showing deep respect or admiration

3. neuralgia

not determining anything

pain along nerve pathway

small smooth stone

eat a large amount greedily

4. perch

unable to feel or perceive; insensible to pain

likely to or inclined to do something

state of sluggishness or fatigue; inactivity

a resting place, high vantage point or seat

5. ornate

complete; covering all aspects

elaborately decorated

excessively confident or prideful; arrogant

commendable or serving as a perfect model

6. flinch

wince or hesitate

easily set on fire; flammable

tall, four-sided stone monument; memorial

pertaining to beauty or art perception

7. acquiesce

deviating from the norm, abnormal

Trust or belief easily

accept reluctantly but without protest

Support publicly or approve

8. precipitous

risk of harm or loss

very steep; sudden or hasty

absorbed fully or deeply interested

Causing public disagreement

9. arbitrary

wet, muddy ground; swamp or marsh

famous and respected

based on random choice or whim

push or compel someone to do something

10. deft

to satisfy fully, to gratify to excess

skilled and quick in movement

doctor specializing in childbirth

of the same kind or nature; uniform throughout

11. austere

severely plain or stern

impulsive or unpredictable

Deserving contempt or scorn

freedom of action or choice; degrees of distance from equator

12. obsequious

threatening; suggesting future harm

appease or calm down

a statement or suggestion put forward for consideration

obedient or overly eager to please

13. holster

holding device for firearm

belief in truth or reliability

to flood or overwhelm; to cover with water

feeling or showing hopelessness

14. rationalize

remarkably great or enormous in size or extent

justify or explain with logical reasons

lacking grace or coordination

impossible to harm

15. plaintiff

helpful or promoting

person bringing a legal case

fake or counterfeit

official public announcement or declaration

16. implacable

deficient or lacking

unable to be appeased

clarify or explain clearly

Unpleasant musical or mental clash

17. imposture

exceed or surpass

Deception of identity or character

walk proudly; display boastfully

deliberately avoid or abstain from

18. heretical

opposing accepted beliefs

bold or shameless

fear or anxiety about future

faithlessness, treachery or betrayal

19. insensible

small smooth stone

weaken gradually or insidiously

unable to feel or perceive; insensible to pain

make small movements nervously or restlessly

20. veracious

truthful or honest

to call into question; to attack someone's integrity

shrewd; having keen insight

refusing to change mind; determined

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. irresolute

2. reverent

3. neuralgia

4. perch

5. ornate

6. flinch

7. acquiesce

8. precipitous

9. arbitrary

10. deft

11. austere

12. obsequious

13. holster

14. rationalize

15. plaintiff

16. implacable

17. imposture

18. heretical

19. insensible

20. veracious

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. irresolute

2. reverent

3. neuralgia

4. perch

5. ornate

6. flinch

7. acquiesce

8. precipitous

9. arbitrary

10. deft

11. austere

12. obsequious

13. holster

14. rationalize

15. plaintiff

16. implacable

17. imposture

18. heretical

19. insensible

20. veracious

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