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1. contemporaneous

happening at same time

alert; watchful

tolerate or stay; follow rules

shockingly noticeable or obvious

2. capacious

beneficial or helpful blessing

able to hold much; spacious

deep-seated bitterness or resentment

enthusiastic applause or praise

3. duplicity

shaking or trembling

lacking firmness or stiffness

double-dealing or dishonesty

offensive or harmful

4. rhapsodize

speak or write with great enthusiasm

effective in producing desired result

excessively sentimental

confirm or support with evidence

5. insipid

perfect example or embodiment

voluntarily refrain from something

adopt or support

lacking flavor or interest

6. obsolete

no longer in use

unnecessary or excessive

friendly and easy to talk to

drive back or reject strongly

7. disparate

to officially announce or publish

fundamentally different or diverse

large natural or artificial lake

to stir up or provoke

8. retract

walkway between rows

ability to understand others' feelings

give up power voluntarily

withdraw or take back statement

9. lenient

diminish or put to rest

energetic; constantly changing

merciful or tolerant

self-restraint or moderation, especially in indulgence

10. abdicate

decayed or rotting; foul-smelling

intense enthusiasm or passion

immunize by vaccination

give up power voluntarily

11. clandestine

complaining or irritable

secret, concealed

cannot be defeated

imperfection or flaw

12. facile

easily achieved; superficial

relating to middle-class or capitalist values

rebel or revolutionary

absolutely necessary or urgent

13. canny

change or variation in circumstances

lying or false

shrewd and clever

harmless or gentle

14. ebullient

overflowing with enthusiasm

average or within limits

isolated; narrow-minded

rhythmic flow or pattern

15. exculpate

immoral or wicked act

famous for bad reasons

clear from blame

able to pay debts; liquid dissolving other substances

16. pittance

natural liking or connection

paying close attention to detail

restrain or hinder

small or inadequate amount of money

17. adulation

gaudy or tastelessly bright

impossible to satisfy

excessive or insincere praise

using up or eating

18. modicum

official demand for goods or services

small amount or limited quantity

loss of reputation or respect

anger at injustice

19. foster

encourage or promote development

lacking energy or alertness

excessively generous or elaborate

plunge into or involve deeply

20. tantamount

self-satisfaction weakness

dark-skinned or having a dark complexion

showing good judgment or sense

equivalent in value or significance

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. contemporaneous

2. capacious

3. duplicity

4. rhapsodize

5. insipid

6. obsolete

7. disparate

8. retract

9. lenient

10. abdicate

11. clandestine

12. facile

13. canny

14. ebullient

15. exculpate

16. pittance

17. adulation

18. modicum

19. foster

20. tantamount

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. contemporaneous

2. capacious

3. duplicity

4. rhapsodize

5. insipid

6. obsolete

7. disparate

8. retract

9. lenient

10. abdicate

11. clandestine

12. facile

13. canny

14. ebullient

15. exculpate

16. pittance

17. adulation

18. modicum

19. foster

20. tantamount

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