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1. elude

causing distress; agonizing

lowest point or bottom

person involved in dialogue

escape understanding or grasp; evade detection

2. nefarious

endless; having no limit

skillful or proficient at something

wicked or criminal

religious leaders

3. analgesic

pain-relieving medication

urge or provoke to action

detailed or complicated in design

encourage growth or development

4. elucidate

strange; mysterious; unsettling

forgiveness of sins or errors

officially cancel or withdraw

make clear or clarify

5. criteria

standards for judgment

standard practice or meeting

existing in name only

meeting of members for discussion

6. stagnate

able to change easily or versatile

legal responsibility or debt

official demand for goods or services

cease to flow or develop; become inactive

7. maxim

short statement of a general truth

excessive talking around a point

solidify or become gelatinous

overly sweet or sentimental

8. irrevocable

unable to be changed or reversed

shrewd and clever

introduce new ideas or methods

mix of different things

9. profane

scarcity or small amount of something

polish by rubbing

humorous imitation of a work

disrespectful of sacred things

10. anarchist

horrible or detestable

person opposing authority or government

conceal true feelings or motives

matching in size or amount

11. dearth

lack of something; scarcity or shortage

based on mistaken reasoning

formal praise

open to influence or cooperation

12. flaccid

channel for conveying fluid

lacking firmness or stiffness

passionate or enthusiastic

stubbornly disobedient or uncooperative

13. nadir

emotionally touching or moving

overconfident but immature

trusted friend or advisor

lowest point or bottom

14. confidant

trusted friend or advisor

abundant; giving freely; lush

overwhelm with abundance

satisfy fully or to excess

15. surreptitious

disregard or overlook

fortunate accidental discovery

secretive or stealthy

peaceful and calm

16. ingenious

clear and transparent

support or reinforce

ability to understand others' feelings

clever; original

17. callous

causing disagreement or division

lacking empathy or concern

inflicting punishment or penalty

causing disagreement

18. revere

crying out loudly; boisterous

expressing disapproval or negative tone

regard with deep respect or admiration

easy to reach or understand

19. antithesis

annoy; irritate

false display or claim; or acting

direct opposite or contrast

lacking intelligence or ideas

20. exasperate

considered good or trustworthy

irritate intensely

flawless; perfect

mentally sharp and perceptive

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. elude

2. nefarious

3. analgesic

4. elucidate

5. criteria

6. stagnate

7. maxim

8. irrevocable

9. profane

10. anarchist

11. dearth

12. flaccid

13. nadir

14. confidant

15. surreptitious

16. ingenious

17. callous

18. revere

19. antithesis

20. exasperate

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. elude

2. nefarious

3. analgesic

4. elucidate

5. criteria

6. stagnate

7. maxim

8. irrevocable

9. profane

10. anarchist

11. dearth

12. flaccid

13. nadir

14. confidant

15. surreptitious

16. ingenious

17. callous

18. revere

19. antithesis

20. exasperate

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