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1. calibrate

set or adjust precisely

unaware or forgetful

subtle difference or variation

express disapproval or disappointment

2. mendacious

capable of being maintained or defended

possessing supreme power or authority

lying or false

insult or damaging remark

3. forbearance

patience and restraint

lacking resources or possessions

causing disagreement or division

take someone away by force

4. tacit

admit as true or valid

lightweight, semi-transparent fabric

understood without being openly spoken

feeling remorse for past actions

5. parody

humorous imitation of a work

refusing to change mind

mentally sharp and perceptive

stick to or follow closely

6. presage

impossible to satisfy

to foretell or predict; omen

very discouraged or dejected

fundamentally different or diverse

7. quotidian

excessive or insincere praise

terminate prematurely or fail

very small or tiny

daily; commonplace or ordinary

8. adverse

hostile or unfavorable

stern, harsh, or gloomy

deviation from the normal

persuade someone not to do something

9. advocate

press or squeeze together

support or recommend publicly

extreme reluctance to spend money

set apart as holy or sacred

10. mores

rudely brief

feeling sluggish or sleepy

customs or moral standards

express sharp disapproval or criticism

11. malevolent

abundant or plentiful

having harmful intentions

to recommend authoritatively

insulting language

12. daunting

reveal secrets or private information

germ-killing or sterilizing agent

intimidating or discouraging

take or claim without permission

13. blemish

standard practice or meeting

face of a building or false appearance

imperfection or flaw

seer with future insight

14. bereft

advocate of individual freedom

wicked or depraved behavior

lacking or deprived of something

confirm or support with evidence

15. primeval

practicing self-discipline and abstention

relating to middle-class or capitalist values

belonging to the earliest times

making coarse or abusive comments

16. perspicacity

keen insight or understanding

unable to speak clearly

peaceful, untroubled, calm

having extensive knowledge

17. allocate

origin of a word

to recommend authoritatively

distribute for a specific purpose

diverging from the main point; peripheral

18. apocryphal

of uncertain authenticity

possessing supreme power or authority

to spread throughout something

pain-relieving medication

19. corroborate

extremely poor; parsimonious

difficult situation or entrapment

confirm or support with evidence

casually calm and relaxed

20. indigent

implied; understood without being stated

give voting rights

critic of traditions or beliefs

lacking necessities; poor

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. calibrate

2. mendacious

3. forbearance

4. tacit

5. parody

6. presage

7. quotidian

8. adverse

9. advocate

10. mores

11. malevolent

12. daunting

13. blemish

14. bereft

15. primeval

16. perspicacity

17. allocate

18. apocryphal

19. corroborate

20. indigent

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. calibrate

2. mendacious

3. forbearance

4. tacit

5. parody

6. presage

7. quotidian

8. adverse

9. advocate

10. mores

11. malevolent

12. daunting

13. blemish

14. bereft

15. primeval

16. perspicacity

17. allocate

18. apocryphal

19. corroborate

20. indigent

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