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1. gregarious

bend or change direction of light or sound

integrity and uprightness

deep-seated hatred

outgoing and sociable in nature

2. calibrate

set or adjust precisely

praise enthusiastically

to make less severe or painful

crying out loudly; boisterous

3. coalesce

highest point; peak

skillful deception or magic

come together to form whole

integrity and uprightness

4. paradox

beginner or inexperienced person

based on guesses or theoretical ideas

clever trick or deception

statement seeming contradictory but true

5. obdurate

assign or entrust to another; representative

unoriginal; copied or imitative

stubborn and unyielding

decrease in size or intensity

6. vindicate

drive back or reject strongly

clear from suspicion or blame

changing frequently

regard with deep respect

7. rectitude

morally correct behavior or thinking

energetic; constantly changing

easily angered

vague or unclear

8. antithesis

short period of rest or relief

mix of different things

having or showing fear or lack of confidence

direct opposite or contrast

9. dubious

general dominance or leadership

doubtful or uncertain

small or inadequate amount of money

refuse to accept; reject

10. pallid

make amends for guilt or sin

give voting rights

highly harmful or destructive

pale or lacking color; dull

11. cajole

overly submissive or obedient

relating to letters

persuade by flattery or coaxing

indulge excessively in pleasures; corrupt

12. dialect

humorous imitation of a work

small increase or addition

person involved in dialogue

regional language or speech pattern

13. abnegation

modest, reserved, or shy

rude or disrespectful

courageous; fearless

self-denial or renunciation

14. wallow

roll about or indulge excessively

tyrannical ruler with absolute power

bend or change direction of light or sound

flexible and graceful

15. behemoth

doubtful or uncertain

enormous or powerful creature or thing

practical and realistic

impulsive or unpredictable

16. heinous

horrible or wicked

having mixed feelings

decorate or add beauty to

agree or give consent to

17. venerate

regard with deep respect

collection of literary works

having knowledge of future events

make up for loss

18. mendacious

requiring strong effort or energy

lying or false

merciful or tolerant

no longer existing or functioning

19. prescient

making unclear or unintelligible

having knowledge of future events

seeming or apparent

favorable or indicating good fortune

20. insinuate

equivalent in value or significance

rhythmic flow or pattern

very discouraged or dejected

imply subtly or slyly

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. gregarious

2. calibrate

3. coalesce

4. paradox

5. obdurate

6. vindicate

7. rectitude

8. antithesis

9. dubious

10. pallid

11. cajole

12. dialect

13. abnegation

14. wallow

15. behemoth

16. heinous

17. venerate

18. mendacious

19. prescient

20. insinuate

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. gregarious

2. calibrate

3. coalesce

4. paradox

5. obdurate

6. vindicate

7. rectitude

8. antithesis

9. dubious

10. pallid

11. cajole

12. dialect

13. abnegation

14. wallow

15. behemoth

16. heinous

17. venerate

18. mendacious

19. prescient

20. insinuate

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