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1. stagnate

respected due to age or wisdom

native to a place

cease to flow or develop; become inactive

scarcity or small amount of something

2. forsake

easily angered

lowest point or bottom

hidden or concealed

abandon or give up

3. cumulative

lacking flavor or interest

increasing over time

immoral or wicked act

reading carefully or thoroughly

4. mollify

pleasing or appropriate

appease or reduce anger

highest point or peak

short statement of a general truth

5. defile

to show involvement with crime

reveal secrets or private information

regard with deep respect

spoil or desecrate; make dirty or unclean

6. cavort

jump or dance around excitedly

boredom or dissatisfaction

newly converted or beginner

unoriginal; copied or imitative

7. strenuous

able to hold much; spacious

requiring strong effort or energy

curse or verbally attack

thick and sticky in consistency

8. anomaly

patience and restraint

praise insistently to gain favor

deviation from the normal

song or poem lamenting the dead

9. rail

to scold or complain bitterly

emphasize or highlight

lying or false

self-denial or renunciation

10. blandish

force into action

curse or slander

praise insistently to gain favor

implied; understood without being stated

11. profane

isolated; narrow-minded

call together for meeting

repeal or abolish a law

disrespectful of sacred things

12. accommodating

helpful or obliging

lack of harmony among sounds

lack of basic necessities or comforts

advanced for age; early development

13. expurgate

confirm or support with evidence

regarded as sacred or inviolable

unlucky; unfortunate

edit to remove inappropriate parts

14. pulchritude

impossible to satisfy

quick and superficial

physical beauty

clear and direct; sharply focused

15. circumlocution

loss of sensation or consciousness

mock or ridicule contemptuously

excessive talking around a point

set or adjust precisely

16. ingenious

clever; original

peaceful or calming

official demand for goods or services

an excessive amount of something

17. decry

extremely poor; parsimonious

highly influential or original

burdensome or oppressive

publicly denounce or criticize

18. dearth

seer with future insight

annoy; irritate

lack of something; scarcity or shortage

forgiveness of sins or errors

19. plethora

come together to form whole

excessive amount of something

moral corruption or wickedness

previous or coming before

20. accretion

mutual agreement or harmony

remarkably bad or shocking

gradual accumulation or buildup

reckless or hasty decision or action

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. stagnate

2. forsake

3. cumulative

4. mollify

5. defile

6. cavort

7. strenuous

8. anomaly

9. rail

10. blandish

11. profane

12. accommodating

13. expurgate

14. pulchritude

15. circumlocution

16. ingenious

17. decry

18. dearth

19. plethora

20. accretion

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. stagnate

2. forsake

3. cumulative

4. mollify

5. defile

6. cavort

7. strenuous

8. anomaly

9. rail

10. blandish

11. profane

12. accommodating

13. expurgate

14. pulchritude

15. circumlocution

16. ingenious

17. decry

18. dearth

19. plethora

20. accretion

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