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1. allege

claim or assert without proof

distant emotionally or physically

lacking energy or vitality

boring; tiresome; monotonous

2. arrogate

eager to fight or argue

take or claim without permission

prevent success of; contrasting force

unnamed or unidentified

3. facile

easily achieved; superficial

purposely excluding someone

typical example or model

excessively high or unreasonable

4. forage

to soothe or calm someone

search for food or supplies

restless or difficult to control

charming; winning

5. obstinate

lowest point or bottom

stubbornly refusing to change

spacious or roomy

feeling remorseful

6. confound

primarily sitting or inactive

transparent; clear and easy to understand

rude or disrespectful

confuse or frustrate

7. satiate

abundant; giving freely; lush

deviation from the norm

assign to a lower rank or position

satisfy fully or to excess

8. raze

ruler or monarch with power

common remark; banal statement

completely destroy or wipe out

showing no interest or emotion

9. nascent

impulsive or unpredictable

force into action

beginning to develop

incompatible; harsh or jarring

10. strident

loud and harsh in sound

make clear or clarify

comparable or similar in some way

lacking money; poor

11. implacable

lacking or deprived of something

unable to be appeased

adopt or support

impulsive or unpredictable

12. indigent

brilliantly sparkling or exciting

to fill with love or admiration

primarily sitting or inactive

lacking necessities; poor

13. propriety

based on mistaken reasoning

dishonest or indirect in behavior

rude or irrelevant

appropriateness or decorum

14. anathema

excessively high or unreasonable

having knowledge of future events

something greatly detested

fortunate accidental discovery

15. elaborate

dishonest or indirect in behavior

sympathy for loss

noisy argument or fight

detailed or complicated in design

16. grievous

causing sorrow or pain; serious

vague or unclear

stern, harsh, or gloomy

charm or enchant someone

17. abstruse

weaken physically or mentally

difficult to understand

increasing over time

publicly condemn or accuse

18. ostensible

germ-killing or sterilizing agent

seeming or apparent

mental calmness and composure

call together for meeting

19. remedial

inborn; naturally existing

intended to correct or improve

show great joy or triumph

serving as a typical example

20. dissuade

persuade someone not to do something

stubborn; uncompromising

gentle breeze

record or narrative of events

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. allege

2. arrogate

3. facile

4. forage

5. obstinate

6. confound

7. satiate

8. raze

9. nascent

10. strident

11. implacable

12. indigent

13. propriety

14. anathema

15. elaborate

16. grievous

17. abstruse

18. ostensible

19. remedial

20. dissuade

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. allege

2. arrogate

3. facile

4. forage

5. obstinate

6. confound

7. satiate

8. raze

9. nascent

10. strident

11. implacable

12. indigent

13. propriety

14. anathema

15. elaborate

16. grievous

17. abstruse

18. ostensible

19. remedial

20. dissuade

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