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1. concomitant

person who follows rules

a naturally accompanying

inflicting punishment or penalty

state of moderation or seriousness

2. accord

mutual agreement or harmony

experienced through someone else

to obtain or acquire through effort

secret, concealed

3. prepossessing

dull, unimaginative, or commonplace

study of diseases; medical condition

attractive or appealing

lacking resources or possessions

4. devious

dishonest or indirect in behavior

different or diverse parts

device for pairing animals; burden

practical and realistic

5. inept

abundance or large quantity

adopt or support

cautiousness and good judgment

lacking skill or ability

6. reconcile

restore friendly relations after disagreement

advocate of individual freedom

relating to water or existing in water

standards for judgment

7. obdurate

meddlesome or interfering

inactive but capable of becoming active

feeling remorseful

stubborn and unyielding

8. vivacious

previous or coming before

secret, concealed

generous and forgiving

lively and spirited

9. defunct

no longer existing or functioning

most noticeable or important

sarcastic or corrosive

subtle difference or variation

10. resplendent

metaphorical rather than literal

shining brilliantly; splendid

pleasing or appropriate

understood only by a select few

11. idolatrous

officially cancel or withdraw

charitable generosity

worshiping idols excessively

famous for bad reasons

12. cordial

extremely surprised

remove completely

drive away or scatter; make vanish

sincerely friendly

13. impute

harmful or poisonous

attribute or ascribe a fault

a sign of future events; warning

impossible to penetrate or affect

14. corpulence

self-restraint or moderation, especially in indulgence

revoke, cancel or repeal

obesity or fatness

speak ill of; belittle or defame

15. indefatigable

horrible or wicked

lacking in quantity or quality

tireless; persistent

publicly condemn or accuse

16. erudite

inflicting punishment or penalty

plunge into or involve deeply

having extensive knowledge

study of diseases; medical condition

17. scurrilous

making coarse or abusive comments

changing frequently

to spread or multiply; reproduce

discourage from happening; prevent

18. defer

beneficial or helpful blessing

unable to be changed or reversed

spread widely or distribution

postpone or delay; yield respectfully

19. excavate

dig out from the ground

having harmful intentions

annoy; irritate

highly influential or original

20. contravene

relating to water or existing in water

withdraw or take back statement

violate or conflict with

overconfident but immature

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. concomitant

2. accord

3. prepossessing

4. devious

5. inept

6. reconcile

7. obdurate

8. vivacious

9. defunct

10. resplendent

11. idolatrous

12. cordial

13. impute

14. corpulence

15. indefatigable

16. erudite

17. scurrilous

18. defer

19. excavate

20. contravene

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. concomitant

2. accord

3. prepossessing

4. devious

5. inept

6. reconcile

7. obdurate

8. vivacious

9. defunct

10. resplendent

11. idolatrous

12. cordial

13. impute

14. corpulence

15. indefatigable

16. erudite

17. scurrilous

18. defer

19. excavate

20. contravene

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