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10th grade list 2

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contemptuous Definition: showing or expressing strong dislike or disrespect. Example: She gave him a __ look after his cruel remark.
pertinent Definition: directly related to the topic; relevant or appropriate. Example: Please keep your comments __ to the discussion.
fervent Definition: having or showing deep, strong emotion or enthusiasm. Example: The team’s__ fans cheered until their voices were gone.
conscientious Definition: careful, thorough, and responsible in doing one’s work. Example: He’s a __ student who double-checks every answer.
pervade Definition: to spread throughout or fill an area completely. Example: The smell of fresh bread__the small bakery.
prodigious Definition: extraordinary in size, amount, strength, or ability. Example: The athlete’s __ strength impressed everyone.
acquiesce Definition: to agree or give in quietly, often without protest. Example: Tired of arguing, she finally__ to his request.
complacent Definition: overly self-satisfied; not seeing the need to improve. Example: After winning one game, the players grew __and stopped practicing
prevailing Definition: most common, widespread, or dominant at a given time. Example: The __opinion was that the plan would succeed.
iniquity Definition: extreme unfairness or wickedness; immoral behavior. Example: The ruler’s __ led the people to revolt.
vindicate Definition: to prove someone or something right after being doubted. Example: The evidence __ her claim of innocence.
insinuate Definition: to hint or suggest something, often in a sly or indirect way. Example: He tried to __ that she wasn’t telling the truth.
languid Definition: weak, slow, or lacking energy or enthusiasm. Example: On hot afternoons, everyone felt __ and sleepy.
frivolous Definition: silly or unimportant; lacking serious purpose. Example: The teacher warned them not to waste time on __ arguments.
covet Definition: to desire or want something that belongs to someone else. Example: He __ his neighbor’s new truck.
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