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1. recalcitrant

lengthy angry speech or criticism

spoil or desecrate; make dirty or unclean

intensely happy or overwhelmed

stubbornly disobedient or uncooperative

2. grievous

legal responsibility or debt

pleasant or comfortable feature

causing sorrow or pain; serious

formally renounce or reject

3. revere

a person involved in a lawsuit

regard with deep respect or admiration

total sum of parts

beyond doubt or dispute

4. ornate

highly decorated or elaborate

self-restraint or moderation, especially in indulgence

pretending to hold beliefs not held

split apart or cling to

5. reservoir

lacking or deprived of something

persuade someone not to do something

large natural or artificial lake

harmful or poisonous

6. divisive

causing disagreement or division

hold back or restrain

perceive through intuition or insight

enjoy oneself happily or freely

7. dispatch

send off swiftly; promptness

sleepy or drowsy

a person involved in a lawsuit

habitually practicing

8. ingenuous

proper, tasteful, and polite behavior

extreme greed for wealth

lacking intelligence or ideas

innocent; straightforward

9. exult

show great joy or triumph

suggestion; subtle hint

diminish or put to rest

often repeated; unoriginal

10. obscure

perfect example of something

a state of rest or peacefulness

difficult to see or understand

faulty or blameworthy

11. tangential

excessive amount of something

full of, common, or widespread

adopt or support

diverging from the main point; peripheral

12. rapport

harmonious relationship or connection

full of, common, or widespread

swollen; inflated; pompous

lower in dignity or status; humiliate

13. rail

to scold or complain bitterly

standards for judgment

skilled in deception

violate a law or boundary

14. accord

official order or command

mutual agreement or harmony

ecstatically happy or proud

person who makes judgments or settles disputes

15. laceration

cuts or tears in skin or flesh

disregard or overlook

having frantic energy

believing only oneself exists

16. tenuous

enthusiastically devoted

weak; fragile; insubstantial

long, critical speech or scolding

favorable or auspicious

17. aspire

hold back or restrain

confirm or support

desire earnestly or to achieve something

perfect example or embodiment

18. plenitude

considered good or trustworthy

abundance or large quantity

overflowing with enthusiasm

quick and nimble

19. audible

intensely happy or overwhelmed

imperfection or flaw

narrative song or poem

able to be heard

20. appraise

thick and sticky in consistency

evaluate or assess value

lacking or deprived of something

prove false or incorrect through argument

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. recalcitrant

2. grievous

3. revere

4. ornate

5. reservoir

6. divisive

7. dispatch

8. ingenuous

9. exult

10. obscure

11. tangential

12. rapport

13. rail

14. accord

15. laceration

16. tenuous

17. aspire

18. plenitude

19. audible

20. appraise

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. recalcitrant

2. grievous

3. revere

4. ornate

5. reservoir

6. divisive

7. dispatch

8. ingenuous

9. exult

10. obscure

11. tangential

12. rapport

13. rail

14. accord

15. laceration

16. tenuous

17. aspire

18. plenitude

19. audible

20. appraise

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