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1. antiquated

causing delay; slow to act

notoriety; disgrace

lower in dignity or status; humiliate

outdated or obsolete

2. deplore

escape secretly from custody

feel or express strong disapproval

showing arrogance; proud

persuade by flattery or coaxing

3. appraise

indulge excessively in pleasures; corrupt

restless or difficult to control

evaluate or assess value

appropriate and advantageous

4. inundate

lacking resources or possessions

take or claim without permission

overwhelm with abundance

respected due to age or wisdom

5. affable

friendly and easy to talk to

changeable or variable

cautiousness and good judgment

thin decorative covering

6. raze

deserving criticism or blame

perceive through intuition or insight

completely destroy or wipe out

hasty; impulsive

7. hallowed

soothing or softening agent

praise highly

peaceful, undisturbed, calm

set apart as holy or sacred

8. interlocutor

appease or reduce anger

hostile or harmful

leave property by will

person involved in dialogue

9. scathing

reveal or make known publicly

very critical or harsh

unwilling to give or spend money

assist or encourage wrongdoing

10. diaphanous

independent-minded person

false or fake; not genuine

understood without being openly spoken

lightweight, semi-transparent fabric

11. rectitude

small remaining part; trace

morally correct behavior or thinking

innocent; straightforward

longing or nostalgic

12. confluence

punish or exact revenge for a wrong

a naturally accompanying

excessively high or unreasonable

flowing together of rivers

13. invective

intended to teach or instruct

roll about or indulge excessively

insulting language

regard as belonging to a particular cause or origin

14. winsome

irrelevant or unrelated

indirect suggestion or hint

charming; winning

increasing over time

15. convoluted

gradual decline or wasting away

complex or twisted

boredom or dissatisfaction

active at night

16. stagnate

settling disputes through a neutral third party

cease to flow or develop; become inactive

legal responsibility or debt

continuous; never stopping

17. aggregate

subtle difference or variation

total sum of parts

sharp or severe; perceptive

wandering without fixed home

18. convivial

lower in dignity or status; humiliate

lying or false

dishonest or indirect in behavior

friendly and lively

19. revere

favorable or indicating good fortune

honest and open communication

regard with deep respect or admiration

to carry out or execute

20. aspire

soon fading or disappearing

hostile or harmful

desire earnestly or to achieve something

deriving ideas from various sources

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. antiquated

2. deplore

3. appraise

4. inundate

5. affable

6. raze

7. hallowed

8. interlocutor

9. scathing

10. diaphanous

11. rectitude

12. confluence

13. invective

14. winsome

15. convoluted

16. stagnate

17. aggregate

18. convivial

19. revere

20. aspire

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. antiquated

2. deplore

3. appraise

4. inundate

5. affable

6. raze

7. hallowed

8. interlocutor

9. scathing

10. diaphanous

11. rectitude

12. confluence

13. invective

14. winsome

15. convoluted

16. stagnate

17. aggregate

18. convivial

19. revere

20. aspire

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