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1. restitution

cheerful readiness or promptness

lacking in quantity or quality

excessive or insincere praise

restoring to former state; compensation

2. rancid

a state of rest or peacefulness

having a stale or offensive smell

threats or force to coercively compel

purposely excluding someone

3. acrimony

absolutely necessary or urgent

bitterness or harshness in speech or behavior

fulfill or complete

polish by rubbing

4. disrepute

impulsive or unpredictable

loss of reputation or respect

metaphorical rather than literal

appropriate and advantageous

5. pinnacle

complete change or transformation

shelter or protection from danger

highest point or peak

adjust or soften tone

6. odious

thin decorative covering

clear and logical

contemptuously disregard

horrible or detestable

7. insidious

pleasing or appropriate

make amends for wrongdoings

bend or change direction of light or sound

deceptively harmful

8. collateral

giving a bad omen or threatening

feeling or expressing great happiness

secondary or supporting

accept reluctantly without protest

9. obsequious

swollen; inflated; pompous

excessively eager to please

limited within boundaries

agree or give consent to

10. capricious

merciful or tolerant

severe or strict in manner or appearance

bring under control or domination

impulsive or unpredictable

11. carp

find fault constantly

signaling system with lights or sounds

beginner or inexperienced person

green; lush with vegetation

12. capacious

cautious judgment or tact

thoroughly dried out; lacking vitality

able to hold much; spacious

to persuade or influence

13. stolid

innocent; straightforward

total disorder or confusion

unemotional, impassive

curse or slander

14. debauch

to suppress or put an end to

overwhelm with abundance

lacking seriousness or importance

indulge excessively in pleasures; corrupt

15. compelling

enjoy oneself happily or freely

causing shock or horror

persuading forcibly

different or diverse parts

16. solvent

avoiding waste; economical

theft or stealing

make up for loss

able to pay debts; liquid dissolving other substances

17. transgress

violate a law or boundary

soon fading or disappearing

plant disease or any cause of decay

loud, energetic, and rowdy

18. vestige

merciful or tolerant

suitable or fitting for a specific purpose

lacking empathy or concern

small remaining part; trace

19. permeate

to prevent or make impossible

gradually increasing sound

naive belief or trust

to spread throughout something

20. captivate

hold interest or attract strongly

boredom or dissatisfaction

cheerful readiness or promptness

loss of reputation or respect

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. restitution

2. rancid

3. acrimony

4. disrepute

5. pinnacle

6. odious

7. insidious

8. collateral

9. obsequious

10. capricious

11. carp

12. capacious

13. stolid

14. debauch

15. compelling

16. solvent

17. transgress

18. vestige

19. permeate

20. captivate

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. restitution

2. rancid

3. acrimony

4. disrepute

5. pinnacle

6. odious

7. insidious

8. collateral

9. obsequious

10. capricious

11. carp

12. capacious

13. stolid

14. debauch

15. compelling

16. solvent

17. transgress

18. vestige

19. permeate

20. captivate

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