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1. disdain

advocate of individual freedom

restrict or compel

meddlesome or interfering

intense dislike or contempt for

2. manifold

having extensive knowledge

intensely happy or overwhelmed

pleasant to taste or accept

many and various

3. accessible

easy to reach or understand

organized list or collection

lasting only a short time

strange; mysterious; unsettling

4. adorn

customs or moral standards

harmony or appropriateness

decorate or add beauty to

fluent or persuasive in speech

5. profligate

showing rainbow-like colors

uncertain or ambiguous

recklessly extravagant; wasteful

difficult to correct or reform

6. blight

plant disease or any cause of decay

small or inadequate amount of money

to recommend authoritatively

draw out or evoke response

7. grievous

causing sorrow or pain; serious

satisfy fully or to excess

changing frequently

set apart as holy or sacred

8. proclivity

feeling of worry or unease

natural or habitual inclination

humorous imitation of a work

pompous or overblown in speech

9. dearth

expressing disapproval or negative tone

extreme greed for wealth

lack of something; scarcity or shortage

regard with deep respect or admiration

10. ostracism

understand or arrest someone

comfort in grief

attractive or appealing

purposely excluding someone

11. prowess

exceptional skill or bravery

diminish or put to rest

greeting or expression of respect

declare invalid or cancel

12. vestige

small remaining part; trace

deliver or commit to

change in form or nature

bring under control or domination

13. animated

secret cooperation for deceit

religious leaders

existing in name only

lively or filled with energy

14. perspicacity

keen insight or understanding

excessive or insincere praise

shriveled with age

short amusing or interesting story

15. diaphanous

to show involvement with crime

unaware or forgetful

lightweight, semi-transparent fabric

bruise or hematoma

16. mollify

talkative excessively

appease or reduce anger

having extensive knowledge

causing horror or disapproval

17. disparage

feeling of worry or unease

cautiousness and good judgment

belittle or speak disrespectfully of

inclined to lay down principles as incontrovertible

18. amenable

attribute or ascribe a fault

give up power voluntarily

open to influence or cooperation

difficult to correct or reform

19. congeal

change or variation in circumstances

difficult to manage

solidify or become gelatinous

often repeated; unoriginal

20. equanimity

grow or develop skill

mental calmness and composure

favorable or indicating good fortune

feeling or expressing great happiness

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. disdain

2. manifold

3. accessible

4. adorn

5. profligate

6. blight

7. grievous

8. proclivity

9. dearth

10. ostracism

11. prowess

12. vestige

13. animated

14. perspicacity

15. diaphanous

16. mollify

17. disparage

18. amenable

19. congeal

20. equanimity

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. disdain

2. manifold

3. accessible

4. adorn

5. profligate

6. blight

7. grievous

8. proclivity

9. dearth

10. ostracism

11. prowess

12. vestige

13. animated

14. perspicacity

15. diaphanous

16. mollify

17. disparage

18. amenable

19. congeal

20. equanimity

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