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1. woe

send money; cancel or refrain from action

worthy of respect; formidable

great sorrow or distress

attack violently or persistently

2. mortify

extremely unpleasant or repulsive

bend forward or downward

immediate understanding without reasoning

humiliate or cause suffering or embarrassment

3. rendezvous

meeting at a specific place

deserving contempt

state of extreme happiness or praise

person or thing causing inconvenience or annoyance

4. procure

to obtain through effort

writ quickly or carelessly

extremely funny and amusing

to explain meaning

5. sublime

a headgear for controlling a horse; to restrain or control

descriptive nickname or phrase

inspiring awe or admiration

to consider or judge

6. compelling

naive; innocent; sincere

to spend or use up

serious danger

persuasive or forceful

7. censure

strong expression of disapproval; to criticize severely

rough or harsh sounding, especially of voice

strong wind; sudden gust of wind

aristocratic or upper-class people

8. grate

to separate or go in different directions

exclude or banish from a group or society

slow or sluggish person

scrape or shred with a rough frame

9. ward

child or minor under supervision

relating to money

extremely thin, bony, and grim

a mark burned on skin or product mark; to mark or label

10. scrutinize

examine closely and thoroughly

never dying; everlasting

fatigue or extreme tiredness

excessive pride in oneself

11. mortgage

loan secured on property; secure property

hidden or secret

aristocratic or upper-class people

right to vote

12. abstruse

study of earth's structural features

difficult to understand, obscure

exaggerated statement for emphasis

term for bread or idle time

13. splendid

magnificent or very impressive

small channel dug for water; to abandon

loyalty or committed support

shake lightly due to cold or fear

14. indiscriminate

person following non-christian religion

yield; give up position or office

lacking selectiveness; random

exemption from punishment or harm

15. oblivion

to nap lightly

to die by suffocation in water

acting rashly; impulsive

state of being forgotten or unaware

16. testify

gesture of respect; greet formally

give evidence or furnish proof

appearance or demeanor of a person

meddle or interfere improperly

17. august

state of peace and calm

feeling of sickness or desire to vomit

narrow passage of water

majestic or inspiring reverence

18. agitate

certain to happen; unavoidable

disturb or excite emotionally or physically

conforming to accepted beliefs or traditions

corridor between rows of seats or shelves

19. turf

surface of earth or grass; territory or domain

emotion that evokes pity or compassion

genuine or excellent

spiritual guide or prophetic authority

20. licentious

morally unrestrained

intense happiness

extremely thin, bony, and grim

introduction of fresh air

Vocabulary Quiz:

1. woe

2. mortify

3. rendezvous

4. procure

5. sublime

6. compelling

7. censure

8. grate

9. ward

10. scrutinize

11. mortgage

12. abstruse

13. splendid

14. indiscriminate

15. oblivion

16. testify

17. august

18. agitate

19. turf

20. licentious

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Vocabulary Quiz:

1. woe

2. mortify

3. rendezvous

4. procure

5. sublime

6. compelling

7. censure

8. grate

9. ward

10. scrutinize

11. mortgage

12. abstruse

13. splendid

14. indiscriminate

15. oblivion

16. testify

17. august

18. agitate

19. turf

20. licentious

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