To acquire means to come into possession, ownership, or control of something, often through personal effort, purchase, or action.

Affluent means having an abundance of wealth, property, or material goods

Awry (pronounced /əˈraɪ/) acts as an adverb or adjective meaning turned or twisted toward one side (askew) or not in the intended way (wrong, amiss, or malfunctioning).

Consent is a voluntary, informed, and active agreement to participate in an action, such as sexual activity or a legal procedure, freely given without coercion or manipulation.

Diverse is an adjective describing a state of being varied, multiform, or composed of distinct, unlike elements

Haughty describes someone blatantly proud, arrogant, and disdainful, acting as if they are superior to others.

To infer is to derive a conclusion, opinion, or judgment based on evidence, reasoning, or premises rather than explicit statements.

Innocuous describes something harmless, inoffensive, or unlikely to cause injury or offense.

Intrigue refers to the secret planning of something illicit or detrimental (a plot), or the fascination and curiosity aroused by mysterious or compelling qualities.

To placate is to stop someone from feeling angry or upset, typically by making concessions, offering apologies, or soothing them to gain their good will.

Pragmatic describes a practical, realistic approach to problem-solving, focusing on what works in real-world scenarios rather than abstract theories or ideals.

To prohibit is to formally forbid, ban, or disallow an action through laws, rules, or authority.

"Quaint" describes something with an old-fashioned, charming, or picturesque appeal, often implying a pleasing, unfamiliar, or unusual quality.

Resilient describes the ability to recover quickly from difficulties, adversity, or depression, often characterized by optimism.

Serendipity is the occurrence of finding valuable, agreeable, or pleasant things by chance rather than intention.

Solace means comfort, relief, or consolation in times of distress or sadness.

Sublime describes something of such outstanding excellence, grandeur, or beauty that it inspires awe, admiration, or deep emotion.

Subtle refers to something delicate, faint, or not immediately obvious, often requiring close attention to detect.

Tranquil describes a state of being calm, peaceful, quiet, and free from emotional disturbance, noise, or chaos.

Volatile describes things prone to rapid, unpredictable change—whether moods, markets, or chemicals evaporate into gas.

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Vocabulary

Term	Definition
Acquire-	To acquire means to come into possession, ownership, or control of something, often through personal effort, purchase, or action.
Affluent-	Affluent means having an abundance of wealth, property, or material goods
Awry-	Awry (pronounced /əˈraɪ/) acts as an adverb or adjective meaning turned or twisted toward one side (askew) or not in the intended way (wrong, amiss, or malfunctioning).
Consent-	Consent is a voluntary, informed, and active agreement to participate in an action, such as sexual activity or a legal procedure, freely given without coercion or manipulation.
Diverse-	Diverse is an adjective describing a state of being varied, multiform, or composed of distinct, unlike elements
Haughty-	Haughty describes someone blatantly proud, arrogant, and disdainful, acting as if they are superior to others.
Infer-	To infer is to derive a conclusion, opinion, or judgment based on evidence, reasoning, or premises rather than explicit statements.
Innocuous-	Innocuous describes something harmless, inoffensive, or unlikely to cause injury or offense.
Intrigue-	Intrigue refers to the secret planning of something illicit or detrimental (a plot), or the fascination and curiosity aroused by mysterious or compelling qualities.
Placate-	To placate is to stop someone from feeling angry or upset, typically by making concessions, offering apologies, or soothing them to gain their good will.
Pragmatic-	Pragmatic describes a practical, realistic approach to problem-solving, focusing on what works in real-world scenarios rather than abstract theories or ideals.
Prohibit-	To prohibit is to formally forbid, ban, or disallow an action through laws, rules, or authority.
Quaint-	"Quaint" describes something with an old-fashioned, charming, or picturesque appeal, often implying a pleasing, unfamiliar, or unusual quality.
Resilient-	Resilient describes the ability to recover quickly from difficulties, adversity, or depression, often characterized by optimism.
Serendipity -	Serendipity is the occurrence of finding valuable, agreeable, or pleasant things by chance rather than intention.
Solace-	Solace means comfort, relief, or consolation in times of distress or sadness.
Sublime-	Sublime describes something of such outstanding excellence, grandeur, or beauty that it inspires awe, admiration, or deep emotion.
Subtle-	Subtle refers to something delicate, faint, or not immediately obvious, often requiring close attention to detect.
Tranquil-	Tranquil describes a state of being calm, peaceful, quiet, and free from emotional disturbance, noise, or chaos.
Volatile-	Volatile describes things prone to rapid, unpredictable change—whether moods, markets, or chemicals evaporate into gas.

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