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Vocabulary Test 1

may the force be with you

TermDefinition
To condemn openly as being wrong or reprehensible; To accuse publicly. Denounce
To give life to; To fill with spirit Animate
Having or showing prudence and self-restraint in speech or behavior. Discreet
Submission or courteous respect given to another often in recognition of authority. Deference
To ignore or disregard (e.g. a rule) in an open or defiant way. Flout
Done routinely and with little care. Perfunctory
To attribute; credit. Impute
Full of animation and spirit; lively. Vivacious
To express grief for or about; mourn; To regret deeply; deplore. Lament
Charming; often in a childlike way. Winsome
Inclined to keep one's personal affairs to oneself. Reticent
Intended to instruct; Morally instructive. Didactic
To counsel against something to be avoided or warn that something is dangerous. Admonish
Friendly; good-natured. Amiable
To make a judgement about (something) without sufficient evidence; guess. Surmise
Showing a brooding ill humor or silent resentment; Gloomy or somber Sullen
To shirk or start involuntarily as in pain or distress; flinch. Wince
Good humored, playful or teasing conversation. Banter
Impossible to explain or account for. Inexplicable
Easily managed or taught; intractable Docile
To say again or repeatedly. Reiterate
To speak of in a slighting way; belittle. Disparage
Jarring, discordant sound. Cacophony
Inspiring admiration or wonder; difficult to undertake or defeat. Formidable
A scribe or author. Scrivener
Engaged in deep and serious thought; Expressing deep, often melancholy thought. Pensive
Morally depraved; ignoble or wicked. Vile
To fill or make complete again. Replenis
To dislike intensely; abhor. Detest
Worthy of reverence, as by religious association. Venerable
Created by: KonosCrashCourse
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