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| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| rotund | round or plump in shape |
| capricious | unpredictable; changing suddenly without reason |
| effervescent | bubbly, lively, or enthusiastic |
| floridly | in an overly elaborate or flowery manner |
| abase | to humiliate or lower someone's dignity |
| imbibe | to drink or absorb something |
| deleterious | harmful or damaging |
| impugn | to question or challenge someone's honesty or character |
| gaunt | extremely thin, often from hunger or illness |
| jollity | cheerfulness, happiness, or merriment |
| inveterate | having a long-established habit that is difficult to change |
| pallor | an unusually pale appearance, often caused by illness or fear |
| wan | pale, weak, or sickly in appearance |
| vagrant | a person who wanders without a permanent home |
| loquacious | very talkative |
| malleable | easily shaped, influenced, or changed |
| blighted | damaged, ruined, or negatively affected |
| sagacious | wise; showing good judgment |
| precipice | a very steep cliff or edge of danger |
| stalwart | strong, loyal, and dependable |
| abate | to become less intense or severe |
| placid | calm, peaceful, and undisturbed |
| oblivion | a state of being completely forgotten or unconscious |
| tone | the author's or speaker's attitude toward a subject, conveyed through word choice and style |