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1. vindicate

clear from suspicion or blame

calming or appeasing

concise and forcefully expressive

person involved in dialogue

2. assess

impulsive or unpredictable

evaluate or estimate the value or importance

reading carefully or thoroughly

pain-relieving medication

3. mandate

great disaster or misfortune

official order or command

irritate intensely

a preference or tendency

4. diffident

shy or lacking self-confidence

lack of basic necessities or comforts

harmonious or agreeable

a person involved in a lawsuit

5. tranquil

sleepy or drowsy

temporary relief or delay of punishment

peaceful and calm

complaining or irritable

6. commensurate

evident or obvious

matching in size or amount

firm decision or intent; solve problem

endless; having no limit

7. circumvent

expressing disapproval or negative tone

belittle or speak disrespectfully of

pitifully sad or abandoned

avoid by clever means

8. conflagration

discourage from happening; prevent

large destructive fire

speak or write with great enthusiasm

endless; having no limit

9. pathology

loud, harsh, and disorderly noise

study of diseases; medical condition

keen insight or understanding

logical and consistent

10. stingy

set apart as holy or sacred

difficult to correct or reform

make sacred or holy

unwilling to give or spend money

11. abstain

regard as resulting from a specific cause

friendly and easy to talk to

voluntarily refrain from something

large piece of fabric for painting or covering

12. lavish

excessively generous or elaborate

take over illegally or by force

pleasant to taste or accept

avoid by clever means

13. effulgent

urge or provoke to action

call together for meeting

beneficial or helpful blessing

shining brightly; radiant

14. alleviate

rhythmic flow or pattern

false display or claim; or acting

diverging from the main point; peripheral

make easier or less severe

15. delegate

lightweight, semi-transparent fabric

filled or well-supplied with something

assign or entrust to another; representative

sincerely friendly

16. congruity

harmony or appropriateness

outgoing and sociable in nature

showing love or romantic feeling

gaudy or tastelessly bright

17. sagacity

wisdom and good judgment

prevent or obstruct

intense enthusiasm or passion

an excessive amount of something

18. repudiate

refuse to accept; reject

anger at injustice

obesity or fatness

pompous or pretentious speech

19. stagnate

deriving ideas from various sources

lacking meaning; silly

cease to flow or develop; become inactive

overly submissive or obedient

20. quixotic

conceal true feelings or motives

lowest point or bottom

idealistic but impractical

shaking or trembling

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. vindicate

2. assess

3. mandate

4. diffident

5. tranquil

6. commensurate

7. circumvent

8. conflagration

9. pathology

10. stingy

11. abstain

12. lavish

13. effulgent

14. alleviate

15. delegate

16. congruity

17. sagacity

18. repudiate

19. stagnate

20. quixotic

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. vindicate

2. assess

3. mandate

4. diffident

5. tranquil

6. commensurate

7. circumvent

8. conflagration

9. pathology

10. stingy

11. abstain

12. lavish

13. effulgent

14. alleviate

15. delegate

16. congruity

17. sagacity

18. repudiate

19. stagnate

20. quixotic

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