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1. multifarious

poet or singer, especially of epic poetry

lacking resources or possessions

desire earnestly or to achieve something

varied and diverse

2. expunge

remove completely

very critical or harsh

distribute for a specific purpose

cheerful readiness or promptness

3. extricate

admit as true or valid

free from difficulty or entanglement

someone who enjoys eating

state of uncertainty or doubt

4. exculpate

shy or lacking self-confidence

strike repeatedly or meal consisting of several dishes

force into action

clear from blame

5. prepossessing

having a revengeful nature

lacking firmness or stiffness

engage in lively, drunken partying

attractive or appealing

6. eminent

rudely brief

absolutely necessary or urgent

varied and diverse

famous and respected in a particular field

7. asylum

rebuke or reprimand severely

wave or ripple in motion

shelter or protection from danger

wandering without fixed home

8. pejorative

expressing disapproval or negative tone

to fill with love or admiration

prevent success of; contrasting force

give up power voluntarily

9. pertinacious

regard with deep respect

friendly and easy to talk to

holding firm; stubbornly persistent

admit as true or valid

10. divine

perceive through intuition or insight

huge or enormous figure

make sacred or holy

stick to or follow closely

11. approbation

describe accurately or portray in detail

suggestion; subtle hint

enjoyment or praise; approval or commendation

practical and realistic

12. nefarious

no longer existing or functioning

wicked or criminal

feeling or expressing great happiness

excessively sentimental

13. vapid

substance made of two or more parts

regard as belonging to a particular cause or origin

alert; watchful

lacking liveliness or interest

14. impassive

shoe repair artisan

worldly or globally sophisticated

without emotion or response

promiscuous; reckless; unprovoked

15. presumptuous

overconfident, bold beyond limits

thick and sticky in consistency

lively and full of energy; bold

to rob or plunder violently

16. amenable

open to influence or cooperation

unwilling to give or spend money

rhythmic flow or pattern

draw out or evoke response

17. salient

bring about or accelerate a process

hidden or concealed

most noticeable or important

doubtful or uncertain

18. amicable

express strong disapproval

peaceable or friendly

change in form or nature

find fault constantly

19. contemporaneous

friendly or cheerful

having or showing fear or lack of confidence

happening at same time

severe or strict in manner or appearance

20. prudence

cautiousness and good judgment

purposely excluding someone

easily taught or managed; submissive

bring about or accelerate a process

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. multifarious

2. expunge

3. extricate

4. exculpate

5. prepossessing

6. eminent

7. asylum

8. pejorative

9. pertinacious

10. divine

11. approbation

12. nefarious

13. vapid

14. impassive

15. presumptuous

16. amenable

17. salient

18. amicable

19. contemporaneous

20. prudence

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. multifarious

2. expunge

3. extricate

4. exculpate

5. prepossessing

6. eminent

7. asylum

8. pejorative

9. pertinacious

10. divine

11. approbation

12. nefarious

13. vapid

14. impassive

15. presumptuous

16. amenable

17. salient

18. amicable

19. contemporaneous

20. prudence

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