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1. compelling

enjoyment or praise; approval or commendation

peculiar to an individual

persuading forcibly

wisdom and good judgment

2. perfidious

offense or annoyance

burning or ignition

treacherous or unfaithful

logical and consistent

3. comprehensive

showing good judgment or sense

complete and inclusive

filled or well-supplied with something

intended to teach or instruct

4. dialect

comfort in grief

unable to speak clearly

regional language or speech pattern

completes or enhances

5. accessible

easy to reach or understand

urgent or pressing

impulsive or unpredictable

study of diseases; medical condition

6. devious

ruler or monarch with power

dishonest or indirect in behavior

a preference or tendency

inactive but capable of becoming active

7. obscure

clear and logical

experienced through someone else

difficult to see or understand

shameless or impudent boldness

8. harrowing

suitable for growing crops; farmland

immoral or wicked act

causing distress; agonizing

unaffected by pain or emotion

9. vindicate

overwhelm with abundance

clot or become solid

unnamed or unidentified

clear from suspicion or blame

10. ennui

boredom or dissatisfaction

ruler or monarch with power

intended to correct or improve

having or showing fear or lack of confidence

11. docile

rambling; covering many topics

easily taught or managed; submissive

skilled in deception

morally unprincipled person

12. florid

lacking seriousness or importance

beneficial or helpful blessing

insult or offend openly

excessively ornate or decorated

13. ameliorate

make better or improve

outgoing and sociable in nature

strong and resilient

unaware or forgetful

14. vehemently

lack of basic necessities or comforts

fervently; passionately

praise insistently to gain favor

believing only oneself exists

15. enigmatic

strong supporter of a cause

daily; commonplace or ordinary

luxurious and wealthy

mysterious or difficult to understand

16. palliate

to ease or relieve without curing

an excessive amount of something

lacking sharpness or quickness

using very few words

17. antagonism

independent-minded person

active opposition or hostility

morally correct behavior or thinking

make amends for guilt or sin

18. brazen

possessing supreme power or authority

bold and shameless

lasting a very short time

undeveloped; beginning stage

19. approbation

record or narrative of events

withdraw or take back statement

enjoyment or praise; approval or commendation

overflowing with enthusiasm

20. ruminate

warn or reprimand firmly

lying or false

think deeply or meditate

fluent or persuasive in speech

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. compelling

2. perfidious

3. comprehensive

4. dialect

5. accessible

6. devious

7. obscure

8. harrowing

9. vindicate

10. ennui

11. docile

12. florid

13. ameliorate

14. vehemently

15. enigmatic

16. palliate

17. antagonism

18. brazen

19. approbation

20. ruminate

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. compelling

2. perfidious

3. comprehensive

4. dialect

5. accessible

6. devious

7. obscure

8. harrowing

9. vindicate

10. ennui

11. docile

12. florid

13. ameliorate

14. vehemently

15. enigmatic

16. palliate

17. antagonism

18. brazen

19. approbation

20. ruminate

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