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1. ignominious

lengthy angry speech or criticism

discouraged or demoralized

having shame or disgrace

comfort in grief

2. deliberate

perceive or recognize clearly

done intentionally; carefully considered

prove false or incorrect through argument

feeling of worry or unease

3. emote

person who flatters for advantage

to foretell or predict; omen

shy or lacking self-confidence

express emotion

4. neophyte

shelter or protection from danger

prevent success of; contrasting force

newly converted or beginner

offense or annoyance

5. connive

treacherous or unfaithful

secretly cooperate in wrongdoing

regard as resulting from a specific cause

able to change easily or versatile

6. surreptitious

relating to water or existing in water

deep-seated hatred

crying out loudly; boisterous

secretive or stealthy

7. meritorious

praiseworthy

based on mistaken reasoning

cease to flow or develop; become inactive

restore friendly relations after disagreement

8. tome

restless or difficult to control

stick to or follow closely

short statement of a general truth

large scholarly book

9. mundane

peaceful and calm

excessively or ingratiatingly flattering

boring or ordinary

having frantic energy

10. facile

easily achieved; superficial

harmeless; not offensive

easily angered

intended to attract attention

11. luminous

remove completely

emitting light

intended to correct or improve

wild and untamed

12. contrite

status-seeking flatterer or self-serving flatterer

highly influential or original

feeling remorseful

sudden and disastrous failure or defeat

13. innocuous

profession or occupation

harmeless; not offensive

insincerely pious or moralistic

having a foul smell

14. compensate

drive away or scatter; make vanish

causing shock or horror

make up for loss

excessively ornate or decorated

15. rectitude

rude or irrelevant

morally correct behavior or thinking

shining brilliantly; splendid

pleasing or appropriate

16. meticulous

shy or lacking self-confidence

restrain or hinder

strong supporter of a cause

very careful and precise

17. judicious

come together to form whole

wicked or depraved behavior

most noticeable or important

showing good judgment or sense

18. fabricate

unchanging over time

feeling remorse for past actions

invent or make up

publicly denounce or criticize

19. criteria

serving as a typical example

standards for judgment

insulting language

excessively eager to please

20. capricious

unable to speak clearly

impulsive or unpredictable

prejudice or inclination for or against something

refuse to accept; reject

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. ignominious

2. deliberate

3. emote

4. neophyte

5. connive

6. surreptitious

7. meritorious

8. tome

9. mundane

10. facile

11. luminous

12. contrite

13. innocuous

14. compensate

15. rectitude

16. meticulous

17. judicious

18. fabricate

19. criteria

20. capricious

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. ignominious

2. deliberate

3. emote

4. neophyte

5. connive

6. surreptitious

7. meritorious

8. tome

9. mundane

10. facile

11. luminous

12. contrite

13. innocuous

14. compensate

15. rectitude

16. meticulous

17. judicious

18. fabricate

19. criteria

20. capricious

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