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Vocabulary List
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Grueling | Very tiring, calling for an extreme effort. |
| Botch | To repair or patch poorly. |
| Veto | The power to forbid or prevent. |
| Dismantle | To take apart; to strip something. |
| Morbid | Extremely gloomy. |
| Lax | Not strict. |
| Mar | To spoil, damage. |
| Stalemate | To bring to a standstill. |
| Misdemeanor | Any minor misbehavior or misconduct. |
| Vindictive | Bearing a grudge. |
| Clarification | The act of clear or understandable. |
| Quest | To search, seek, ask. |
| Mellow | Ripe, well-matured. |
| Piecemeal | One piece at a time. |
| Countenance | A face, facial expression. |
| Ignite | To set on fire, cause to burn; to heat up. |
| Cosmopolitan | Found in most parts of the world. |
| Magnitude | The great size or importance of something. |
| Random | By chance, not planned. |
| Stodgy | Dull, boring; old-fashioned. |
| Fluctuate | To move up and down. |
| Indisposed | Slightly ill. |
| Patronize | To give one's business to regularly as a customer. |
| Inflate | To fill with air or gas. |
| Meditate | To think about deeply. |
| Hoax | An act intended to trick or decieve, a fraud. |
| Meager | Poor, scant, unsatisfactory; thin, slight. |
| Harmonious | Able to get along together well. |
| Clamor | Any loud and continued noise. |
| Officiate | To perform the duties of an office, to referee. |