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1. paucity

lasting only a short time

scarcity or small amount of something

secretly cooperate in wrongdoing

appropriate and advantageous

2. recapitulate

peaceful and calm

passionate or enthusiastic

easily bent or flexible

summarize main points or facts

3. rife

engage in lively, drunken partying

causing delay; slow to act

full of, common, or widespread

deviation from the norm

4. archaic

unspeakable; beyond description

causing distress; agonizing

common remark; banal statement

very old or outdated

5. anxiety

officially cancel or withdraw

feeling of worry or unease

intended to teach or instruct

using up or eating

6. exacerbate

worsen or intensify

bruise or hematoma

calming or appeasing

wicked or criminal

7. duress

strong and resilient

assign or entrust to another; representative

threats or force to coercively compel

friendly good feeling among companions

8. cunning

ability to understand others' feelings

perfect example of something

indecisive or wavering behavior

skilled in deception

9. truncate

lengthen by cutting off the end

withdraw or take back statement

gentle breeze

force into action

10. pariah

claim or assert without proof

social outcast or despised person

mutual agreement or harmony

perfect example or embodiment

11. anachronistic

total destruction or ruin

easily taught or managed; submissive

completes or enhances

out of its proper time period

12. innovate

introduce new ideas or methods

modest, reserved, or shy

undeveloped; beginning stage

sincerely friendly

13. connive

public meeting or discussion platform

secretly cooperate in wrongdoing

spreading widely throughout

enjoy greatly; pleasure or appreciation

14. hiatus

give in return; respond similarly

take someone away by force

gap or break in continuity

to spread throughout something

15. aberration

deviation from the norm

to show involvement with crime

causing disagreement or division

emotionally touching or moving

16. exult

sympathy for loss

show great joy or triumph

argument against a belief or opinion

limited within boundaries

17. solipsistic

social outcast or despised person

sentimental to excessive degree

relating to the earth or land

believing only oneself exists

18. conciliatory

calming or appeasing

approach and address boldly

state of moderation or seriousness

avoid or abstain from

19. preponderance

intensely happy or overwhelmed

light and delicate

scold or rebuke

greater in number or importance

20. credulity

crying out loudly; boisterous

naive belief or trust

speak ill of; belittle or defame

quick and superficial

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. paucity

2. recapitulate

3. rife

4. archaic

5. anxiety

6. exacerbate

7. duress

8. cunning

9. truncate

10. pariah

11. anachronistic

12. innovate

13. connive

14. hiatus

15. aberration

16. exult

17. solipsistic

18. conciliatory

19. preponderance

20. credulity

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. paucity

2. recapitulate

3. rife

4. archaic

5. anxiety

6. exacerbate

7. duress

8. cunning

9. truncate

10. pariah

11. anachronistic

12. innovate

13. connive

14. hiatus

15. aberration

16. exult

17. solipsistic

18. conciliatory

19. preponderance

20. credulity

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