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1. languid

lacking energy or vitality

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abandoned or neglectful; homeless person

complete change or transformation

2. deft

beneficial or helpful blessing

second to last in sequence

incompatible; harsh or jarring

skillful, quick, and precise in movement

3. fickle

highest point or final stage

changing frequently

helpful or obliging

inborn; naturally existing

4. concede

slander or defame

admit as true or valid

pacify or soothe

having frantic energy

5. tacit

formal praise

friendly and easy to talk to

leader who appeals to emotions for power

understood without being openly spoken

6. proclivity

understand deeply

lacking liveliness or interest

natural or habitual inclination

imperfection or flaw

7. malleable

orders or prohibitions

public meeting or discussion platform

concise and forcefully expressive

easily shaped or changed

8. anonymous

serving as a typical example

loud, continuous noise

unnamed or unidentified

lack of harmony among sounds

9. limpid

appropriateness or decorum

argument against a belief or opinion

rhythmic flow or pattern

clear and transparent

10. mundane

having frantic energy

helpful or obliging

varied and diverse

boring or ordinary

11. ingenious

standards for judgment

clever; original

restrain or hinder

assign or entrust to another; representative

12. abjure

germ-killing or sterilizing agent

causing harm or damage

outgoing and sociable in nature

formally renounce or reject

13. servile

overly submissive or obedient

making coarse or abusive comments

common remark; banal statement

assist or encourage wrongdoing

14. quotidian

revoke, cancel or repeal

daily; commonplace or ordinary

strong and resilient

appropriateness or decorum

15. pungent

using very few words

argument against a belief or opinion

based on hypothesis; theoretical

sharply affecting smell or taste

16. irreverence

huge or enormous figure

lack of respect or seriousness

dig out from the ground

profession or occupation

17. appease

pacify or soothe

long, critical speech or scolding

having knowledge of future events

serious, respectable, and unemotional

18. solicitous

meddlesome or interfering

great disaster or misfortune

a state of rest or peacefulness

showing concern or care

19. battery

skilled at gaining advantage

using up or eating

pale or lacking color; dull

device that produces electricity; assault

20. abhor

refusing to change mind

regard with disgust or hatred

disregard or overlook

shelter or protection from danger

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. languid

2. deft

3. fickle

4. concede

5. tacit

6. proclivity

7. malleable

8. anonymous

9. limpid

10. mundane

11. ingenious

12. abjure

13. servile

14. quotidian

15. pungent

16. irreverence

17. appease

18. solicitous

19. battery

20. abhor

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. languid

2. deft

3. fickle

4. concede

5. tacit

6. proclivity

7. malleable

8. anonymous

9. limpid

10. mundane

11. ingenious

12. abjure

13. servile

14. quotidian

15. pungent

16. irreverence

17. appease

18. solicitous

19. battery

20. abhor

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