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1. dearth

open to influence or cooperation

lack of something; scarcity or shortage

mysterious or difficult to understand

filled or well-supplied with something

2. rapport

harmonious relationship or connection

harmonious or agreeable

extremely thin due to illness or lack of food

curse or slander

3. dormant

inactive but capable of becoming active

impressive but superficial

fear or apprehension

burdensome or oppressive

4. ephemeral

lasting a very short time

based on mistaken reasoning

perfect society or place

boisterous and loud

5. vindictive

official demand for goods or services

having a revengeful nature

religious leaders

appalling or inferior imitation

6. solvent

able to pay debts; liquid dissolving other substances

loud, harsh, and disorderly noise

gathering of people

lacking or deprived of something

7. feral

unhappy with authority or system

public meeting or discussion platform

considered good or trustworthy

wild and untamed

8. morose

lacking distinctive features

crowning or official ceremony

song or poem lamenting the dead

sullen or gloomy

9. inviolable

able to recover quickly

imitate with the aim of matching

lacking intelligence or ideas

secure from violation

10. plenitude

to rob or plunder violently

pain-relieving medication

appease or reduce anger

abundance or large quantity

11. tortuous

weak; fragile; insubstantial

humorous imitation of a work

physical beauty

winding or twisting; complicated

12. strenuous

official right to invention; obvious

requiring strong effort or energy

erase or wipe out; make less visible

a state of rest or peacefulness

13. nurture

send off swiftly; promptness

keen insight or understanding

encourage growth or development

renovate or brighten up a space or item

14. animated

dull, unimaginative, or commonplace

lively or filled with energy

showing good judgment or sense

steep cliff or edge of a dangerous situation

15. intimation

lying or false

suggestion; subtle hint

take someone away by force

take or claim without permission

16. duress

reduce in quality, degrade or demean

calming or appeasing

threats or force to coercively compel

publicly condemn or accuse

17. interminable

greeting or expression of respect

intended to correct or improve

endless; having no limit

self-satisfaction weakness

18. jubilant

enthusiastic applause or praise

highest point or final stage

adjust or soften tone

feeling or expressing great happiness

19. adulation

feel or express strong disapproval

gaudy or tastelessly bright

clear from suspicion or blame

excessive or insincere praise

20. neophyte

loud and harsh in sound

self-restraint or moderation, especially in indulgence

rude; disrespectful

newly converted or beginner

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. dearth

2. rapport

3. dormant

4. ephemeral

5. vindictive

6. solvent

7. feral

8. morose

9. inviolable

10. plenitude

11. tortuous

12. strenuous

13. nurture

14. animated

15. intimation

16. duress

17. interminable

18. jubilant

19. adulation

20. neophyte

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. dearth

2. rapport

3. dormant

4. ephemeral

5. vindictive

6. solvent

7. feral

8. morose

9. inviolable

10. plenitude

11. tortuous

12. strenuous

13. nurture

14. animated

15. intimation

16. duress

17. interminable

18. jubilant

19. adulation

20. neophyte

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