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1. disrepute

loss of reputation or respect

speak or write with great enthusiasm

voluntarily refrain from something

having knowledge of future events

2. reciprocate

give in return; respond similarly

very critical or harsh

false statement to damage reputation

sudden and disastrous failure or defeat

3. delineate

describe accurately or portray in detail

evaluate or assess value

claim or assert without proof

wicked or depraved behavior

4. legerdemain

skillful deception or magic

shy or reserved

wisdom and good judgment

man-made object of historical or cultural interest

5. paradigm

assign or entrust to another; representative

become less intense or widespread

typical example or model

of such excellence or beauty

6. propensity

causing disagreement or division

charmingly old-fashioned or unusual

favorable or auspicious

natural tendency or inclination

7. plenitude

praise insistently to gain favor

abundance or large quantity

restore to good condition or appearance

person who follows rules

8. aberration

loud, continuous noise

naive belief or trust

advanced for age; early development

deviation from the norm

9. deface

lively and spirited

complaining or irritable

making unclear or unintelligible

spoil surface of something; vandalize

10. frugal

feeling or expressing great happiness

avoiding waste; economical

rambling; covering many topics

highest point or peak

11. disclose

shrewd and clever

to ban or prohibit officially

playfully unusual or fanciful

reveal or make known publicly

12. exhort

persistently urge or encourage

small amount or limited quantity

approach and address boldly

art of designing dance movements

13. obstreperous

abrupt or blunt in speech or manner

enthusiastic approval or praise

component or part

boisterous and loud

14. cunning

skilled in deception

ecstatically happy or proud

second to last in sequence

highest point or peak

15. perusal

cannot be defeated

reduce or cut short

reading carefully or thoroughly

impressive but superficial

16. philanthropic

concerned with helping others

formal praise

avoiding waste; economical

discourage from happening; prevent

17. chronological

enjoy oneself happily or freely

tyrannical ruler with absolute power

universal cure or remedy

arranged in order of time

18. arbitration

restore friendly relations after disagreement

settling disputes through a neutral third party

sudden, successful action

lacking sharpness or quickness

19. terrestrial

large natural or artificial lake

art of designing dance movements

excessively sentimental

relating to the earth or land

20. truncate

burning or ignition

lengthen by cutting off the end

pompous or overblown in speech

a naturally accompanying

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. disrepute

2. reciprocate

3. delineate

4. legerdemain

5. paradigm

6. propensity

7. plenitude

8. aberration

9. deface

10. frugal

11. disclose

12. exhort

13. obstreperous

14. cunning

15. perusal

16. philanthropic

17. chronological

18. arbitration

19. terrestrial

20. truncate

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. disrepute

2. reciprocate

3. delineate

4. legerdemain

5. paradigm

6. propensity

7. plenitude

8. aberration

9. deface

10. frugal

11. disclose

12. exhort

13. obstreperous

14. cunning

15. perusal

16. philanthropic

17. chronological

18. arbitration

19. terrestrial

20. truncate

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