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1. disperse

disrespectful of sacred things

customs or moral standards

enthusiastically devoted

scatter in different directions

2. servile

guilt or regret

overly submissive or obedient

describe accurately or portray in detail

assign or entrust to another; representative

3. defer

burning or ignition

postpone or delay; yield respectfully

obligatory; currently holding office

insulting language

4. partisan

strong supporter of a cause

concise and forcefully expressive

strong dislike or opposition

hardworking and attentive

5. moderate

correct or revise a text

person opposing authority or government

thick and sticky in consistency

average or within limits

6. austere

outgoing and sociable in nature

restoring to former state; compensation

abundant; giving freely; lush

severe or strict in manner or appearance

7. chaos

outgoing and sociable in nature

causing distress; agonizing

lacking energy or alertness

total disorder or confusion

8. zephyr

offensive or harmful

crowning or official ceremony

gentle breeze

curse or verbally attack

9. respite

easily taught or managed; submissive

short period of rest or relief

express disapproval or regret

deceptively harmful

10. defamatory

device that produces electricity; assault

damaging reputation; slanderous

shoe repair artisan

boring or ordinary

11. confound

luxurious and wealthy

make better or improve

talkative excessively

confuse or frustrate

12. prescient

mock or ridicule contemptuously

having knowledge of future events

regard with deep respect or admiration

having or showing excessive interest in sex

13. munificence

restoring to former state; compensation

charitable generosity

grow or develop skill

regard with disgust or hatred

14. penchant

adjust or soften tone

unable to be changed or reversed

very small or tiny

strong liking or preference

15. iniquity

immoral or wicked act

treat sacredly with disrespect

deserving criticism or blame

urgent or pressing

16. calibrate

longing or nostalgic

set or adjust precisely

create or invent in imagination

able to hold much; spacious

17. pallid

natural tendency or inclination

perceive through intuition or insight

no longer in use

pale or lacking color; dull

18. ameliorate

make better or improve

able to pay debts; liquid dissolving other substances

solidify or become gelatinous

substance made of two or more parts

19. compelling

associated in wrongdoing

stubbornly refusing to change

persuading forcibly

involve as necessary part

20. inimical

hostile or harmful

no longer existing or functioning

indulge excessively in pleasures; corrupt

strike repeatedly or meal consisting of several dishes

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. disperse

2. servile

3. defer

4. partisan

5. moderate

6. austere

7. chaos

8. zephyr

9. respite

10. defamatory

11. confound

12. prescient

13. munificence

14. penchant

15. iniquity

16. calibrate

17. pallid

18. ameliorate

19. compelling

20. inimical

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. disperse

2. servile

3. defer

4. partisan

5. moderate

6. austere

7. chaos

8. zephyr

9. respite

10. defamatory

11. confound

12. prescient

13. munificence

14. penchant

15. iniquity

16. calibrate

17. pallid

18. ameliorate

19. compelling

20. inimical

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