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1. repulse

optimistic or hopeful

drive back or reject strongly

complex or twisted

revoke, cancel or repeal

2. indomitable

polish by rubbing

clear from blame

summarize main points or facts

cannot be defeated

3. docile

enthusiastic applause or praise

dark-skinned or having a dark complexion

easily taught or managed; submissive

using up or eating

4. profligate

recklessly extravagant; wasteful

beginner or inexperienced person

emphasize or highlight

lacking intelligence or ideas

5. corroborate

spread out or scattered; wordy

confirm or support with evidence

give in return; respond similarly

average or within limits

6. zealous

spacious or roomy

jump or dance around excitedly

secure from violation

enthusiastically devoted

7. benevolent

countless or extremely large number

adopt or support

plunge into or involve deeply

wishing good for others; kind

8. infamy

notoriety; disgrace

lacking resources or possessions

implore or beg earnestly

press or squeeze together

9. raucous

filled with or marked by

self-restraint or moderation, especially in indulgence

loud, harsh, and disorderly noise

captivate or fascinate

10. agriculture

farming or cultivation of land

curse or slander

greater in number or importance

rude; disrespectful

11. sinuous

general dominance or leadership

drive away or scatter; make vanish

having many curves or turns

to ban or prohibit officially

12. feral

recklessly extravagant; wasteful

enjoy oneself happily or freely

standards for judgment

wild and untamed

13. sophomoric

desire earnestly or to achieve something

given freely; uncalled for

stubbornly refusing to change

overconfident but immature

14. exalt

germ-killing or sterilizing agent

face of a building or false appearance

obligatory; currently holding office

praise highly

15. discretion

cautious judgment or tact

loud and harsh in sound

excessively generous or elaborate

average or within limits

16. tractable

shy or reserved

easy to manage or influence

causing distress; agonizing

public meeting or discussion platform

17. pithy

charitable generosity

small or inadequate amount of money

concise and forcefully expressive

gathering of people

18. philanthropic

feeling or expressing great happiness

concerned with helping others

passionate or enthusiastic

critically scold or condemn

19. procure

officially cancel or withdraw

severe mental or physical pain

to obtain or acquire through effort

create or invent in imagination

20. judicious

able to hold much; spacious

perfect example of something

showing good judgment or sense

exceptionally skilled musician or artist

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. repulse

2. indomitable

3. docile

4. profligate

5. corroborate

6. zealous

7. benevolent

8. infamy

9. raucous

10. agriculture

11. sinuous

12. feral

13. sophomoric

14. exalt

15. discretion

16. tractable

17. pithy

18. philanthropic

19. procure

20. judicious

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. repulse

2. indomitable

3. docile

4. profligate

5. corroborate

6. zealous

7. benevolent

8. infamy

9. raucous

10. agriculture

11. sinuous

12. feral

13. sophomoric

14. exalt

15. discretion

16. tractable

17. pithy

18. philanthropic

19. procure

20. judicious

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