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1. stingy

cautiousness and good judgment

unwilling to give or spend money

greeting or expression of respect

detailed or complicated in design

2. medley

friendly good feeling among companions

combine or unite into one

mix of different things

decayed or rotting; foul-smelling

3. perfidious

treacherous or unfaithful

brief and to the point

impressive but superficial

invent or make up

4. forlorn

pitifully sad or abandoned

call together for meeting

a sign of future events; warning

mysterious or difficult to understand

5. atrophy

horrible or detestable

gradual decline or wasting away

wave or ripple in motion

rude or disrespectful

6. guile

still in existence

diligent and persistent in effort

insulting language

deceitful cunning; slyness

7. epitome

overwhelm with abundance

obligatory; currently holding office

perfect example of something

secondary or supporting

8. paradigm

typical example or model

horrible or wicked

enjoy greatly; pleasure or appreciation

friendly and good-natured

9. idiosyncratic

showing rainbow-like colors

peculiar to an individual

practicing self-discipline and abstention

belonging to the earliest times

10. idolatrous

worshiping idols excessively

praise for achievement

shelter or protection from danger

indecisive or wavering behavior

11. sophomoric

having many curves or turns

overconfident but immature

considered good or trustworthy

keen insight or understanding

12. incisive

appropriate and advantageous

feel or express strong disapproval

ruler or monarch with power

clear and direct; sharply focused

13. edict

light and delicate

difficult to correct or reform

official order or proclamation

loud, energetic, and rowdy

14. divulge

reveal secrets or private information

happening at same time

polish by rubbing

cease to flow or develop; become inactive

15. prurient

having or showing excessive interest in sex

relating to middle-class or capitalist values

considered good or trustworthy

sleepy or drowsy

16. pertinacious

weak; fragile; insubstantial

holding firm; stubbornly persistent

very discouraged or dejected

award or expression of praise

17. venerate

taking a longer, indirect route

show great joy or triumph

regard with deep respect

mysterious or puzzling problem

18. buttress

tolerate or stay; follow rules

appropriateness or decorum

support or reinforce

unnamed or unidentified

19. acerbic

harsh or bitter in tone

make clear or clarify

necessary; essential

accustom to hardship

20. arrogate

express emotion

take or claim without permission

no longer existing or functioning

accustom to hardship

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. stingy

2. medley

3. perfidious

4. forlorn

5. atrophy

6. guile

7. epitome

8. paradigm

9. idiosyncratic

10. idolatrous

11. sophomoric

12. incisive

13. edict

14. divulge

15. prurient

16. pertinacious

17. venerate

18. buttress

19. acerbic

20. arrogate

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. stingy

2. medley

3. perfidious

4. forlorn

5. atrophy

6. guile

7. epitome

8. paradigm

9. idiosyncratic

10. idolatrous

11. sophomoric

12. incisive

13. edict

14. divulge

15. prurient

16. pertinacious

17. venerate

18. buttress

19. acerbic

20. arrogate

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