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VP2*** Set 11
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Vernal | Related to spring; fresh |
| Vim | Vitality and energy |
| Vituperate | To abuse verbally, berate |
| Voluble | Talkative, speaking easily, glib |
| Zenith | The point of culmination; peak |
| Zephyr | A gentle breeze; something airy or unsubstantial |
| Equivocate | To avoid committing oneself in what one says, to be deliberately unclear |
| Ersatz | Being an artificial and inferior substitute or imitation |
| Excoriated | To censure scathingly; to express strong disapproval of |
| Extirpate | To root out, eradicate, literally or figuratively; to destroy wholly |
| Extrinsic | External, unessential; originating from the outside |
| Effluvia | Waste; odorous fumes given off by waste |
| Epochal | Momentous, highly significant |
| Eponymous | Giving one's name to a place, book, restaurant Synonym: named after |
| Doctrinaire | Rigidly devoted to theories without regard for practicality; dogmatic |
| Discomfit | To disconcert, to make on lose one's composure |
| Diluvial | Pertaining to a flood |
| Demagogue | Leader, rabble-rouser, usually using appeals to emotion or prejudice |
| Declaim | To speak loudly and vehemently |
| Countervail | To act or react with equal force |