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1. credulity

small or inadequate amount of money

to obtain or acquire through effort

naive belief or trust

no longer existing or functioning

2. clergy

flawless; perfect

religious leaders

solidify or become gelatinous

highest point or peak

3. reproach

express disapproval or disappointment

leader who appeals to emotions for power

lacking money; poor

man-made object of historical or cultural interest

4. deface

boundary or separation line

spoil surface of something; vandalize

dig out from the ground

evident or obvious

5. replete

abundance or large quantity

peaceful or calming

filled or well-supplied with something

short amusing or interesting story

6. discern

secretive or stealthy

practicing self-discipline and abstention

capable of being dissolved

perceive or recognize clearly

7. corpulence

friendly or cheerful

obesity or fatness

imperfection or flaw

make amends for guilt or sin

8. innocuous

to officially announce or publish

decorate or add details to improve appearance

harmeless; not offensive

shy or lacking self-confidence

9. contrite

gradual introduction; soaking

customs or moral standards

feeling remorseful

beginning to develop

10. idiosyncratic

small amount or limited quantity

stubborn; uncompromising

peculiar to an individual

shorten or condense text

11. hierarchy

still in existence

pyramid of authority or status

skillful deception or magic

long, critical speech or scolding

12. implicate

easy to manage or influence

to show involvement with crime

spread out or scattered; wordy

swollen; inflated; pompous

13. beguile

thick and sticky in consistency

mental calmness and composure

charm or enchant someone

shining brightly; radiant

14. enamor

capable of being maintained or defended

feeling intense happiness

to fill with love or admiration

range of colors used by an artist

15. clemency

extremely hot or scorching

mercy or leniency

overconfident, bold beyond limits

noisy argument or fight

16. incumbent

obligatory; currently holding office

causing sorrow or pain; serious

false statement to damage reputation

to make less severe or painful

17. extol

praise enthusiastically

adjust or soften tone

detestable or horrible

take money secretly for personal use

18. injunction

causing disagreement or division

orders or prohibitions

deliver or commit to

make easier or less severe

19. instigate

to stir up or provoke

quick and superficial

boring or ordinary

add or incorporate territory

20. collusion

postpone or delay; yield respectfully

make sacred or holy

theft or stealing

secret cooperation for deceit

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. credulity

2. clergy

3. reproach

4. deface

5. replete

6. discern

7. corpulence

8. innocuous

9. contrite

10. idiosyncratic

11. hierarchy

12. implicate

13. beguile

14. enamor

15. clemency

16. incumbent

17. extol

18. injunction

19. instigate

20. collusion

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. credulity

2. clergy

3. reproach

4. deface

5. replete

6. discern

7. corpulence

8. innocuous

9. contrite

10. idiosyncratic

11. hierarchy

12. implicate

13. beguile

14. enamor

15. clemency

16. incumbent

17. extol

18. injunction

19. instigate

20. collusion

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