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1. assess

evaluate or estimate the value or importance

impossible to disentangle

take over illegally or by force

officially cancel or withdraw

2. forlorn

self-denial or renunciation

lacking resources or possessions

to foretell or predict; omen

pitifully sad or abandoned

3. clairvoyant

a sign of future events; warning

seer with future insight

excessively generous or elaborate

self-denial or renunciation

4. excavate

person opposing authority or government

mix of different things

loud, continuous noise

dig out from the ground

5. façade

wicked or criminal

without emotion or response

statement seeming contradictory but true

face of a building or false appearance

6. accolade

lacking sharpness or quickness

award or expression of praise

based on mistaken reasoning

deriving ideas from various sources

7. stupefy

shock or amaze; make unable to think

no longer existing or functioning

state of moderation or seriousness

favorable or auspicious

8. clamor

praise for achievement

scold or rebuke

loud, continuous noise

unnecessary or excessive

9. adroit

warn or reprimand firmly

skillful and resourceful

very critical or harsh

to rob or plunder violently

10. imperative

absolutely necessary or urgent

countless or extremely large number

deceitful cunning; slyness

show great joy or triumph

11. magnanimous

mournful song for the dead

forbidden by law or rules

generous and forgiving

to scold or complain bitterly

12. fetid

support or reinforce

accustom to hardship

pleasing to senses or mind

having a foul smell

13. winsome

uncertain or ambiguous

encourage growth or development

charming; winning

paying strict attention to detail

14. perusal

reading carefully or thoroughly

remove completely

secondary or supporting

contemptuously disregard

15. balk

hesitate or refuse to proceed

green; lush with vegetation

enormous or powerful creature or thing

increase or make larger

16. commendation

humorously vulgar or indecent

formal praise

natural or habitual inclination

causing harm or damage

17. disaffected

a preference or tendency

restoring to former state; compensation

unhappy with authority or system

unwilling to give or spend money

18. connive

eroding or causing damage

secretly cooperate in wrongdoing

additional performance at end of show

charmingly old-fashioned or unusual

19. poignant

bring under control or domination

able to hold much; spacious

gaudy or tastelessly bright

emotionally touching or moving

20. intimation

assist or encourage wrongdoing

suggestion; subtle hint

profession or occupation

to rob or plunder violently

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. assess

2. forlorn

3. clairvoyant

4. excavate

5. façade

6. accolade

7. stupefy

8. clamor

9. adroit

10. imperative

11. magnanimous

12. fetid

13. winsome

14. perusal

15. balk

16. commendation

17. disaffected

18. connive

19. poignant

20. intimation

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. assess

2. forlorn

3. clairvoyant

4. excavate

5. façade

6. accolade

7. stupefy

8. clamor

9. adroit

10. imperative

11. magnanimous

12. fetid

13. winsome

14. perusal

15. balk

16. commendation

17. disaffected

18. connive

19. poignant

20. intimation

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