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1. ardor

intense enthusiasm or passion

of uncertain authenticity

sudden and disastrous failure or defeat

attractive or appealing

2. impecunious

lacking money; poor

feeling or expressing great happiness

public speech or address

become less intense or widespread

3. servile

praise highly

overly submissive or obedient

rude or disrespectful

hardworking and attentive

4. antagonism

having or showing fear or lack of confidence

engage in lively, drunken partying

active opposition or hostility

easily shaped or changed

5. reputable

considered good or trustworthy

walkway between rows

promiscuous; reckless; unprovoked

previous or coming before

6. berate

bubbly, lively, or spirited

critically scold or condemn

to stir up or provoke

substance made of two or more parts

7. euphoric

passionate or enthusiastic

feeling intense happiness

conceal true feelings or motives

deceitful cunning; slyness

8. solicitous

active at night

solidify or become gelatinous

showing concern or care

bitterly harsh or biting

9. platitude

direct opposite or contrast

common remark; banal statement

sudden, successful action

rebel or revolutionary

10. conflagration

large destructive fire

rebuke or reprimand severely

inborn; naturally existing

causing disagreement

11. divisive

clear from suspicion or blame

rhythmic flow or pattern

causing disagreement or division

lacking intelligence or ideas

12. chronicle

disrespectful of sacred things

extremely old or outdated

record or narrative of events

assign or entrust to another; representative

13. aversion

emphasize or highlight

gradual decline or wasting away

strong dislike or opposition

able to be heard

14. efface

erase or wipe out; make less visible

showing love or romantic feeling

very careful and precise

no longer existing or functioning

15. derivative

habitually practicing

given freely; uncalled for

unoriginal; copied or imitative

shrewd and clever

16. debacle

given freely; uncalled for

aware of

regard as belonging to a particular cause or origin

sudden and disastrous failure or defeat

17. mendacious

regard as resulting from a specific cause

having mixed feelings

repeal or abolish a law

lying or false

18. austere

sudden and disastrous failure or defeat

making unclear or unintelligible

severe or strict in manner or appearance

able to pay debts; liquid dissolving other substances

19. coerce

liking or preference for something

moral corruption or wickedness

cheat or defraud

force into action

20. decorous

concise and forcefully expressive

proper, tasteful, and polite behavior

drive away or scatter; make vanish

lacking sharpness or quickness

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. ardor

2. impecunious

3. servile

4. antagonism

5. reputable

6. berate

7. euphoric

8. solicitous

9. platitude

10. conflagration

11. divisive

12. chronicle

13. aversion

14. efface

15. derivative

16. debacle

17. mendacious

18. austere

19. coerce

20. decorous

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. ardor

2. impecunious

3. servile

4. antagonism

5. reputable

6. berate

7. euphoric

8. solicitous

9. platitude

10. conflagration

11. divisive

12. chronicle

13. aversion

14. efface

15. derivative

16. debacle

17. mendacious

18. austere

19. coerce

20. decorous

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