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1. replete

having knowledge of future events

filled or well-supplied with something

primarily sitting or inactive

unemotional, impassive

2. forage

paying strict attention to detail

search for food or supplies

skillful, quick, and precise in movement

many and various

3. avenge

restrict or compel

happening at same time

punish or exact revenge for a wrong

done intentionally; carefully considered

4. reprieve

call together for meeting

generous bestowal of gifts

scold or rebuke

temporary relief or delay of punishment

5. consign

excessively ornate or decorated

formal rejection or abandonment

deliver or commit to

informal language

6. promulgate

tyrannical ruler with absolute power

pretending to hold beliefs not held

prove false or incorrect through argument

to officially announce or publish

7. blemish

widespread fame or reputation

rude or disrespectful

clot or become solid

imperfection or flaw

8. emaciated

express disapproval or disappointment

self-denial or renunciation

extremely dry or lacking moisture

extremely thin due to illness or lack of food

9. manifold

restrain or chain

shy or reserved

draw out or evoke response

many and various

10. truncate

forgiveness of sins or errors

lengthen by cutting off the end

brilliantly sparkling or exciting

irrelevant or unrelated

11. contravene

extremely dry or lacking moisture

restore friendly relations after disagreement

violate or conflict with

mentally sharp and perceptive

12. impudent

having knowledge of future events

rude or disrespectful

lack of respect or seriousness

gradual decline or wasting away

13. aggregate

intended to attract attention

total sum of parts

patience and restraint

avoiding waste; economical

14. execrable

causing horror or disapproval

excessively eager to please

detestable or horrible

increase or make larger

15. pernicious

persuade by flattery or coaxing

religious leaders

inborn; naturally existing

highly harmful or destructive

16. arrogate

take or claim without permission

make better or improve

surrender or give in

skillful deception or magic

17. deface

emotionally touching or moving

impressive but superficial

captivate or fascinate

spoil surface of something; vandalize

18. corrosive

easily shaped or changed

eroding or causing damage

gentle breeze

habit of overeating

19. commodious

understood without being openly spoken

lively and spirited

no longer existing or functioning

spacious or roomy

20. garrulous

lacking distinctive features

talkative excessively

worsen or intensify

clear and easy to understand

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. replete

2. forage

3. avenge

4. reprieve

5. consign

6. promulgate

7. blemish

8. emaciated

9. manifold

10. truncate

11. contravene

12. impudent

13. aggregate

14. execrable

15. pernicious

16. arrogate

17. deface

18. corrosive

19. commodious

20. garrulous

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. replete

2. forage

3. avenge

4. reprieve

5. consign

6. promulgate

7. blemish

8. emaciated

9. manifold

10. truncate

11. contravene

12. impudent

13. aggregate

14. execrable

15. pernicious

16. arrogate

17. deface

18. corrosive

19. commodious

20. garrulous

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