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1. unctuous

greeting or expression of respect

dig out from the ground

lacking empathy or concern

excessively or ingratiatingly flattering

2. cerebral

causing harm or damage

associated in wrongdoing

religious leaders

relating to the brain or intellect

3. vociferous

showing rainbow-like colors

spoil or desecrate; make dirty or unclean

crying out loudly; boisterous

completely destroy or wipe out

4. ostentatious

winding or twisting; complicated

prone to cause trouble

general dominance or leadership

intended to attract attention

5. litigant

a person involved in a lawsuit

lacking in quantity or quality

having harmful intentions

shelter or protection from danger

6. sycophant

deep-seated bitterness or resentment

subtle difference or variation

official order or command

status-seeking flatterer or self-serving flatterer

7. maxim

friendly good feeling among companions

short statement of a general truth

easily bent or flexible

threats or force to coercively compel

8. acumen

lacking liveliness or interest

overconfident, bold beyond limits

abandon or give up

keen insight or shrewdness

9. plaudits

unspeakable; beyond description

a person involved in a lawsuit

flowing together of rivers

enthusiastic applause or praise

10. ascertain

idealistic but impractical

to confuse or puzzle someone

gutsy or reckless boldness

find out or discover with certainty

11. innocuous

to scold or complain bitterly

harmeless; not offensive

light and delicate

gap or break in continuity

12. trenchant

of such excellence or beauty

keen; forceful; incisive

sullen or gloomy

exceptional skill or bravery

13. inure

accustom to hardship

causing disagreement

small remaining part; trace

showing rainbow-like colors

14. opulent

able to pay debts; liquid dissolving other substances

causing harm or damage

unhappy with authority or system

luxurious and wealthy

15. accost

strong and resilient

approach and address boldly

harmony or agreement

obligatory; currently holding office

16. dissipate

disperse or scatter; squander

failing to take proper care

to encroach or infringe

ruler or monarch with power

17. poignant

restrain or chain

emotionally touching or moving

feeling intense happiness

small amount or limited quantity

18. concomitant

self-denial or renunciation

lacking firmness or stiffness

boundary or separation line

a naturally accompanying

19. paragon

physical beauty

notoriety; disgrace

perfect example or embodiment

complaining or irritable

20. jubilant

pompous or overblown in speech

able to pay debts; liquid dissolving other substances

renovate or brighten up a space or item

feeling or expressing great happiness

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. unctuous

2. cerebral

3. vociferous

4. ostentatious

5. litigant

6. sycophant

7. maxim

8. acumen

9. plaudits

10. ascertain

11. innocuous

12. trenchant

13. inure

14. opulent

15. accost

16. dissipate

17. poignant

18. concomitant

19. paragon

20. jubilant

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. unctuous

2. cerebral

3. vociferous

4. ostentatious

5. litigant

6. sycophant

7. maxim

8. acumen

9. plaudits

10. ascertain

11. innocuous

12. trenchant

13. inure

14. opulent

15. accost

16. dissipate

17. poignant

18. concomitant

19. paragon

20. jubilant

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