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1. devious

dishonest or indirect in behavior

generous and forgiving

great disaster or misfortune

worshiping idols excessively

2. manifest

speak or write with great enthusiasm

escape secretly from custody

to carry out or execute

evident or obvious

3. panacea

brief and clear in expression

declare invalid or cancel

negligent or neglectful in duty

universal cure or remedy

4. enthrall

detestable or horrible

reduce in quality, degrade or demean

emotionally touching or moving

captivate or fascinate

5. colossus

huge or enormous figure

lacking skill or ability

given freely; uncalled for

strong dislike or opposition

6. turpitude

split apart or cling to

wicked or depraved behavior

shameless or impudent boldness

reduce or cut short

7. commensurate

false statement to damage reputation

small increase or addition

matching in size or amount

soothing ointment or balm

8. ephemeral

set or adjust precisely

lasting a very short time

disregard or overlook

deviation from the normal

9. plenitude

fluent or persuasive in speech

abundance or large quantity

something greatly detested

skilled at gaining advantage

10. paradigm

hidden or secret

friendly and lively

typical example or model

advanced for age; early development

11. virtuoso

lack of agreement or consistency

exceptionally skilled musician or artist

changing frequently

cease to flow or develop; become inactive

12. wily

horrible or wicked

public speech or address

skilled at gaining advantage

to encroach or infringe

13. enmity

state of uncertainty or doubt

fundamentally different or diverse

deep-seated hatred

boredom or dissatisfaction

14. polemic

take money secretly for personal use

argument against a belief or opinion

substance made of two or more parts

restoring to former state; compensation

15. impecunious

lacking money; poor

fear or apprehension

indulge excessively in pleasures; corrupt

remove completely

16. disaffected

unhappy with authority or system

official order or proclamation

relating to the brain or intellect

urgent or pressing

17. empirical

based on observation or experience

sentimental to excessive degree

assist or encourage wrongdoing

polish by rubbing

18. divine

common remark; banal statement

perceive through intuition or insight

a preference or tendency

refuse to accept; reject

19. incontrovertible

secret, concealed

beyond doubt or dispute

short statement of a general truth

determined and unwavering

20. incisive

small remaining part; trace

intended to correct or improve

clear and direct; sharply focused

indecisive or wavering behavior

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. devious

2. manifest

3. panacea

4. enthrall

5. colossus

6. turpitude

7. commensurate

8. ephemeral

9. plenitude

10. paradigm

11. virtuoso

12. wily

13. enmity

14. polemic

15. impecunious

16. disaffected

17. empirical

18. divine

19. incontrovertible

20. incisive

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. devious

2. manifest

3. panacea

4. enthrall

5. colossus

6. turpitude

7. commensurate

8. ephemeral

9. plenitude

10. paradigm

11. virtuoso

12. wily

13. enmity

14. polemic

15. impecunious

16. disaffected

17. empirical

18. divine

19. incontrovertible

20. incisive

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