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1. turgid

persistently urge or encourage

swollen; inflated; pompous

stretch or expand outwards

considered good or trustworthy

2. magnanimous

generous and forgiving

strange; mysterious; unsettling

conceal true feelings or motives

of such excellence or beauty

3. rhapsodize

inborn; naturally existing

speak or write with great enthusiasm

large destructive fire

record or narrative of events

4. dubious

to rob or plunder violently

abundance or large quantity

interpret or understand

doubtful or uncertain

5. succinct

man-made object of historical or cultural interest

truthfulness; accuracy

brief and clear in expression

warn or reprimand firmly

6. indigenous

approach and address boldly

set apart as holy or sacred

wandering without fixed home

native to a place

7. fastidious

an excessive amount of something

paying close attention to detail

easily achieved; superficial

annoy; irritate

8. impassive

bold and shameless

short statement of a general truth

indirect or slanting

without emotion or response

9. salutation

without definite shape or form

huge or enormous figure

take over illegally or by force

greeting or expression of respect

10. impertinent

soon fading or disappearing

rude or irrelevant

excessively or ingratiatingly flattering

failing to take proper care

11. lurid

peaceful or calming

excessive amount of something

causing shock or horror

self-denial or renunciation

12. hypothetical

very old or outdated

based on hypothesis; theoretical

abrupt or blunt in speech or manner

lack of harmony among sounds

13. infamy

notoriety; disgrace

feel or express strong disapproval

theft or stealing

boundary or separation line

14. indefatigable

tireless; persistent

to soothe or calm someone

negligent or neglectful in duty

public meeting or discussion platform

15. criteria

unwilling to give or spend money

sudden, successful action

show or reveal clearly

standards for judgment

16. sensuous

pleasing to senses or mind

deny any responsibility or support

lacking money; poor

habitually practicing

17. approbation

cannot be defeated

enjoyment or praise; approval or commendation

intended to correct or improve

bring swallowed food back to mouth

18. enthrall

many and various

captivate or fascinate

boundary or separation line

understand or arrest someone

19. neophyte

force into action

newly converted or beginner

hidden or secret

understood without being openly spoken

20. duplicity

involve as necessary part

fulfill or complete

lacking skill or ability

double-dealing or dishonesty

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. turgid

2. magnanimous

3. rhapsodize

4. dubious

5. succinct

6. indigenous

7. fastidious

8. impassive

9. salutation

10. impertinent

11. lurid

12. hypothetical

13. infamy

14. indefatigable

15. criteria

16. sensuous

17. approbation

18. enthrall

19. neophyte

20. duplicity

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. turgid

2. magnanimous

3. rhapsodize

4. dubious

5. succinct

6. indigenous

7. fastidious

8. impassive

9. salutation

10. impertinent

11. lurid

12. hypothetical

13. infamy

14. indefatigable

15. criteria

16. sensuous

17. approbation

18. enthrall

19. neophyte

20. duplicity

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