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1. antagonism

extreme greed for wealth

move back and forth

prejudice or inclination for or against something

active opposition or hostility

2. devious

dishonest or indirect in behavior

hidden or secret

brief and clear in expression

loud, harsh, and disorderly noise

3. amiable

friendly and good-natured

stubbornly refusing to change

embodied in flesh; personified

seer with future insight

4. vicissitude

to foretell or predict; omen

change or variation in circumstances

emitting light

settling disputes through a neutral third party

5. quaint

logical and consistent

rhythmic flow or pattern

charmingly old-fashioned or unusual

decayed or rotting; foul-smelling

6. solipsistic

detailed or complicated in design

incompatible; harsh or jarring

believing only oneself exists

informal language

7. diaphanous

person opposing authority or government

lightweight, semi-transparent fabric

advocate of individual freedom

false or fake; not genuine

8. orthodox

search for food or supplies

isolated; narrow-minded

conventional or traditional

quick and nimble

9. counteract

act against or oppose

treacherous or unfaithful

very discouraged or dejected

loud, energetic, and rowdy

10. impute

attribute or ascribe a fault

organized list or collection

causing disagreement or division

show or reveal clearly

11. renown

lowest point or bottom

widespread fame or reputation

reach or achieve a goal

lack of basic necessities or comforts

12. dialect

regional language or speech pattern

very discouraged or dejected

prevent success of; contrasting force

capable of being dissolved

13. etymology

imitate with the aim of matching

having or showing fear or lack of confidence

origin of a word

energetic; constantly changing

14. debauch

take someone away by force

exceptionally skilled musician or artist

boisterous and loud

indulge excessively in pleasures; corrupt

15. proscribe

weak; fragile; insubstantial

to ban or prohibit officially

evident or obvious

to confuse or puzzle someone

16. acerbic

bend or change direction of light or sound

courageous; fearless

harsh or bitter in tone

violate or conflict with

17. congeal

solidify or become gelatinous

shelter or protection from danger

completely destroy or wipe out

religious leaders

18. stagnate

worldly or globally sophisticated

cease to flow or develop; become inactive

cuts or tears in skin or flesh

crowning or official ceremony

19. modicum

confuse or frustrate

longing or nostalgic

small amount or limited quantity

edit to remove inappropriate parts

20. meticulous

legal responsibility or debt

social outcast or despised person

very careful and precise

highly decorated or elaborate

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. antagonism

2. devious

3. amiable

4. vicissitude

5. quaint

6. solipsistic

7. diaphanous

8. orthodox

9. counteract

10. impute

11. renown

12. dialect

13. etymology

14. debauch

15. proscribe

16. acerbic

17. congeal

18. stagnate

19. modicum

20. meticulous

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. antagonism

2. devious

3. amiable

4. vicissitude

5. quaint

6. solipsistic

7. diaphanous

8. orthodox

9. counteract

10. impute

11. renown

12. dialect

13. etymology

14. debauch

15. proscribe

16. acerbic

17. congeal

18. stagnate

19. modicum

20. meticulous

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