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1. abrogate

feeling remorse for past actions

self-denial or renunciation

repeal or abolish a law

dark-skinned or having a dark complexion

2. culpable

cease to flow or develop; become inactive

prove false or incorrect through argument

take over illegally or by force

faulty or blameworthy

3. pacific

shrewd and clever

deviation from the norm

peaceful or calming

lively and spirited

4. appalling

unable to speak clearly

to stir up or provoke

confirm or support with evidence

causing horror or disapproval

5. judicious

filled or well-supplied with something

showing good judgment or sense

lacking resources or possessions

intense anger

6. affinity

outgoing and sociable in nature

unemotional, impassive

alert; watchful

natural liking or connection

7. crescendo

strange; mysterious; unsettling

universal cure or remedy

gradually increasing sound

officially cancel or withdraw

8. multifarious

highest point; peak

revoke, cancel or repeal

varied and diverse

thoroughly dried out; lacking vitality

9. concomitant

find out or discover with certainty

immoral or wicked act

a naturally accompanying

burdensome or oppressive

10. abridge

shorten or condense text

reading carefully or thoroughly

become less intense or widespread

person opposing authority or government

11. enfranchise

humorously vulgar or indecent

farming or cultivation of land

give voting rights

shining brilliantly; splendid

12. execrable

outdated or obsolete

meeting of members for discussion

detestable or horrible

waver between different opinions

13. saccharine

scold or rebuke

encourage or promote development

thick and sticky in consistency

excessively sweet or sentimental

14. abort

integrity and uprightness

necessary; essential

terminate prematurely or fail

relating to physical pleasure or senses

15. quotidian

talkative excessively

self-satisfaction weakness

having mixed feelings

daily; commonplace or ordinary

16. defamatory

damaging reputation; slanderous

intensely happy or overwhelmed

lasting only a short time

diverging from the main point; peripheral

17. propagate

to spread or multiply; reproduce

to spread throughout something

calming or appeasing

polish by rubbing

18. divulge

support or recommend publicly

reveal secrets or private information

fulfill or complete

associated in wrongdoing

19. debase

advocate of individual freedom

self-denial or renunciation

reduce in quality, degrade or demean

praise insistently to gain favor

20. vitriolic

large destructive fire

attribute or ascribe a fault

accustom to hardship

bitterly harsh or biting

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. abrogate

2. culpable

3. pacific

4. appalling

5. judicious

6. affinity

7. crescendo

8. multifarious

9. concomitant

10. abridge

11. enfranchise

12. execrable

13. saccharine

14. abort

15. quotidian

16. defamatory

17. propagate

18. divulge

19. debase

20. vitriolic

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. abrogate

2. culpable

3. pacific

4. appalling

5. judicious

6. affinity

7. crescendo

8. multifarious

9. concomitant

10. abridge

11. enfranchise

12. execrable

13. saccharine

14. abort

15. quotidian

16. defamatory

17. propagate

18. divulge

19. debase

20. vitriolic

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