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1. remiss

negligent or neglectful in duty

unable to be changed or reversed

lacking resources or possessions

face of a building or false appearance

2. vindicate

gradual introduction; soaking

make easier or less severe

clear from suspicion or blame

isolated; narrow-minded

3. zephyr

failing to take proper care

noisy argument or fight

universal cure or remedy

gentle breeze

4. heinous

favorable or auspicious

mysterious or difficult to understand

excessively sweet or sentimental

horrible or wicked

5. pellucid

transparent; clear and easy to understand

praise or admiration

beginning to develop

completes or enhances

6. beguile

idealistic but impractical

daily; commonplace or ordinary

extremely surprised

charm or enchant someone

7. deface

mercy or leniency

spoil surface of something; vandalize

express emotion

shining brilliantly; splendid

8. impervious

showing good judgment or sense

completely destroy or wipe out

equivalent in value or significance

impossible to penetrate or affect

9. fidelity

faithfulness or loyalty

interpret or understand

hostile or unfavorable

range of colors used by an artist

10. truculent

aggressively defiant or savagely brutal

excessively or ingratiatingly flattering

optimistic or hopeful

able to hold much; spacious

11. mores

customs or moral standards

second to last in sequence

lengthy angry speech or criticism

distribute for a specific purpose

12. concede

admit as true or valid

to recommend authoritatively

signaling system with lights or sounds

assumed or false name

13. congruity

guilt or regret

harmony or appropriateness

lacking sharpness or quickness

excessively sentimental

14. discern

perceive or recognize clearly

fluent or persuasive in speech

deriving ideas from various sources

violate a law or boundary

15. corpulence

faulty or blameworthy

obesity or fatness

sharply affecting smell or taste

clear from blame

16. serene

obesity or fatness

peaceful, untroubled, calm

showing good judgment or sense

shockingly noticeable or obvious

17. insidious

full of, common, or widespread

lower in dignity or status; humiliate

deceptively harmful

reckless or hasty decision or action

18. opulent

moral corruption or wickedness

small increase or addition

perfect society or place

luxurious and wealthy

19. scrupulous

typical example or model

diligent and ethical

public speech or address

walkway between rows

20. anathema

something greatly detested

concerned with helping others

art of designing dance movements

modest, reserved, or shy

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. remiss

2. vindicate

3. zephyr

4. heinous

5. pellucid

6. beguile

7. deface

8. impervious

9. fidelity

10. truculent

11. mores

12. concede

13. congruity

14. discern

15. corpulence

16. serene

17. insidious

18. opulent

19. scrupulous

20. anathema

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. remiss

2. vindicate

3. zephyr

4. heinous

5. pellucid

6. beguile

7. deface

8. impervious

9. fidelity

10. truculent

11. mores

12. concede

13. congruity

14. discern

15. corpulence

16. serene

17. insidious

18. opulent

19. scrupulous

20. anathema

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