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1. hapless

offensive or harmful

humorous imitation of a work

having frantic energy

unlucky; unfortunate

2. assess

unable to be changed or reversed

skilled in deception

evaluate or estimate the value or importance

talkative excessively

3. diaphanous

officially cancel or withdraw

pretending to hold beliefs not held

excessively eager to please

lightweight, semi-transparent fabric

4. reprobate

abandoned or neglectful; homeless person

act against or oppose

small increase or addition

morally unprincipled person

5. infamy

difficult to understand

emotionally touching or moving

notoriety; disgrace

casually calm and relaxed

6. tacit

understood without being openly spoken

summarize main points or facts

belonging to the earliest times

fearlessly daring or bold

7. flagrant

fulfill or complete

pretending to hold beliefs not held

shockingly noticeable or obvious

jump or dance around excitedly

8. superfluous

absolve from blame

calming or appeasing

unnecessary or excessive

adjust or soften tone

9. inclination

evident or obvious

dull, unimaginative, or commonplace

primarily sitting or inactive

a preference or tendency

10. tedious

boring; tiresome; monotonous

causing sorrow or pain; serious

naive belief or trust

diligent and ethical

11. beguile

having a revengeful nature

charm or enchant someone

discouraged or demoralized

belittle or speak disrespectfully of

12. mores

forbidden by law or rules

customs or moral standards

equivalent in value or significance

assist or encourage wrongdoing

13. arbiter

overconfident but immature

continuous; never stopping

person who makes judgments or settles disputes

postpone or delay; yield respectfully

14. insipid

regarded as sacred or inviolable

lacking flavor or interest

long, critical speech or scolding

abandon or give up

15. philanthropic

extremely old or outdated

reckless or hasty decision or action

concerned with helping others

winding or twisting; complicated

16. plaudits

difficult to manage

enthusiastic applause or praise

overflowing with enthusiasm

having mixed feelings

17. contemporaneous

general dominance or leadership

happening at same time

express emotion

famous and respected in a particular field

18. verbose

boundary or separation line

insulting language

using more words than needed

pleasing or appropriate

19. irreverence

lack of respect or seriousness

praiseworthy

offense or annoyance

short statement of a general truth

20. turpitude

wicked or depraved behavior

tolerate or stay; follow rules

exceptional skill or bravery

bitterly harsh or biting

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. hapless

2. assess

3. diaphanous

4. reprobate

5. infamy

6. tacit

7. flagrant

8. superfluous

9. inclination

10. tedious

11. beguile

12. mores

13. arbiter

14. insipid

15. philanthropic

16. plaudits

17. contemporaneous

18. verbose

19. irreverence

20. turpitude

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. hapless

2. assess

3. diaphanous

4. reprobate

5. infamy

6. tacit

7. flagrant

8. superfluous

9. inclination

10. tedious

11. beguile

12. mores

13. arbiter

14. insipid

15. philanthropic

16. plaudits

17. contemporaneous

18. verbose

19. irreverence

20. turpitude

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