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1. callous

more important than anything else

natural or habitual inclination

lacking empathy or concern

disrespectful of sacred things

2. impinge

anger at injustice

lengthen by cutting off the end

find out or discover with certainty

to encroach or infringe

3. prowess

exceptional skill or bravery

concise and forcefully expressive

narrative song or poem

based on observation or experience

4. ebullient

overflowing with enthusiasm

skilled in deception

express disapproval or disappointment

existing, happening in the air

5. propriety

self-restraint or moderation, especially in indulgence

appropriateness or decorum

plunge into or involve deeply

worshiping idols excessively

6. asylum

shelter or protection from danger

wicked or criminal

false display or claim; or acting

miserable, despicable, or wretched

7. hackneyed

reduce in quality, degrade or demean

changing frequently

lacking freshness; overused

burdensome or oppressive

8. anguish

extreme greed for wealth

scarcity or small amount of something

severe mental or physical pain

unclear or having multiple meanings

9. disparate

shameless or impudent boldness

distribute for a specific purpose

fundamentally different or diverse

interpret or understand

10. deft

generous bestowal of gifts

invent or make up

doubtful or uncertain

skillful, quick, and precise in movement

11. prosaic

pleasing or appropriate

bring swallowed food back to mouth

of uncertain authenticity

dull, unimaginative, or commonplace

12. palatable

wisdom and good judgment

regard as resulting from a specific cause

pleasant to taste or accept

serving as a typical example

13. discordant

incompatible; harsh or jarring

shameless or impudent boldness

lively and full of energy; bold

sincerely friendly

14. expunge

perfect example of something

introduce new ideas or methods

remove completely

completely destroy or wipe out

15. absolution

forgiveness of sins or errors

decrease in size or intensity

stern, harsh, or gloomy

perfect example of something

16. circumspect

morally correct behavior or thinking

implied; understood without being stated

cautious and careful

independent-minded person

17. deleterious

sudden, successful action

beginning to develop

expose falseness or exaggerated claims

causing harm or damage

18. plethora

express emotion

associated in wrongdoing

restore to good condition or appearance

excessive amount of something

19. denounce

legal responsibility or debt

publicly condemn or accuse

mysterious or difficult to understand

meddlesome or interfering

20. conformist

evaluate or estimate the value or importance

give up power voluntarily

person who follows rules

doubts existence of god

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. callous

2. impinge

3. prowess

4. ebullient

5. propriety

6. asylum

7. hackneyed

8. anguish

9. disparate

10. deft

11. prosaic

12. palatable

13. discordant

14. expunge

15. absolution

16. circumspect

17. deleterious

18. plethora

19. denounce

20. conformist

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. callous

2. impinge

3. prowess

4. ebullient

5. propriety

6. asylum

7. hackneyed

8. anguish

9. disparate

10. deft

11. prosaic

12. palatable

13. discordant

14. expunge

15. absolution

16. circumspect

17. deleterious

18. plethora

19. denounce

20. conformist

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