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1. stupefy

regard with disgust or hatred

lying or false

imply subtly or slyly

shock or amaze; make unable to think

2. immutable

lively or filled with energy

completely destroy or wipe out

unchanging over time

intended to correct or improve

3. regurgitate

placing two things side by side

reading carefully or thoroughly

bring swallowed food back to mouth

persuading forcibly

4. deface

spoil surface of something; vandalize

matching in size or amount

official order or proclamation

common remark; banal statement

5. palliate

to ease or relieve without curing

dig out from the ground

walkway between rows

clever trick or deception

6. penitent

firm decision or intent; solve problem

walkway between rows

feeling remorse for past actions

cease to flow or develop; become inactive

7. espouse

ruler or monarch with power

adopt or support

bring about or accelerate a process

unwilling to give or spend money

8. vindicate

reading carefully or thoroughly

clear from suspicion or blame

pleasing to senses or mind

extreme greed for wealth

9. verdant

suggestion; subtle hint

green; lush with vegetation

proper, tasteful, and polite behavior

relating to middle-class or capitalist values

10. novice

sentimental to excessive degree

make amends for guilt or sin

beginner or inexperienced person

strong supporter of a cause

11. wizened

shockingly noticeable or obvious

deep-seated bitterness or resentment

understand deeply

shriveled with age

12. impinge

longing or nostalgic

very old or outdated

boisterous and loud

to encroach or infringe

13. complicit

associated in wrongdoing

easily shaped or changed

bring under control or domination

unable to be appeased

14. acute

introduce new ideas or methods

sharp or severe; perceptive

open to influence or cooperation

necessary; essential

15. emulate

imitate with the aim of matching

relating to the brain or intellect

shy or reserved

practicing self-discipline and abstention

16. oblique

indirect or slanting

plunge into or involve deeply

mutual agreement or harmony

lacking empathy or concern

17. perusal

perfect example or embodiment

annoy; irritate

double-dealing or dishonesty

reading carefully or thoroughly

18. scathing

profession or occupation

very critical or harsh

liking or preference for something

appease or reduce anger

19. consensus

greed or desire for wealth

strong supporter of a cause

general agreement

imperfection or flaw

20. criteria

having many curves or turns

standards for judgment

urge or provoke to action

advanced for age; early development

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. stupefy

2. immutable

3. regurgitate

4. deface

5. palliate

6. penitent

7. espouse

8. vindicate

9. verdant

10. novice

11. wizened

12. impinge

13. complicit

14. acute

15. emulate

16. oblique

17. perusal

18. scathing

19. consensus

20. criteria

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. stupefy

2. immutable

3. regurgitate

4. deface

5. palliate

6. penitent

7. espouse

8. vindicate

9. verdant

10. novice

11. wizened

12. impinge

13. complicit

14. acute

15. emulate

16. oblique

17. perusal

18. scathing

19. consensus

20. criteria

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