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Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in each of the black spaces below before clicking on it to display the answer.
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temper (v)   to moderate, to soften  
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sage (n)   wise person  
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sagacious (adj)   wise  
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lethargic (adj)   tired, languid, weak  
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jeopardy (n)   danger  
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mitigate (v)   to make milder, to make less severe  
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orthodox (adj)   standard, commonly accepted, conventional  
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insipid (adj)   bland, boring, tasteless  
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taciturn (adj)   quiet, saying little  
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dogmatic (adj)   stubbornly opinionated  
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extraneous (adj)   irrelevant, extra, unnecessary  
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meander (v)   to wander randomly  
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fickle (adj)   unpredictable, capricious, whimsical, changeable  
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scrutinize (v)   to examine closely  
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ameliorate (v)   to make better, to improve  
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innocuous (adj)   harmless  
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blasphemy (n)   heretical departure from accepted practice or belief  
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esoteric (adj)   understood only by a select few  
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pretentious (adj)   pompous, self-important, intending to seem impressive  
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blithe (adj)   free-spirited, carefree  
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avarice (n)   greed  
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hedonistic (adj)   pleasure-seeking, indulgent, devoted to pleasure  
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slander (v)   to defame, to speak maliciously of someone  
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hackneyed (adj)   overused, trite, banal, repeated too often  
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amass (v)   to accumulate, to pile up  
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fortuitous (adj)   accidental, happening by chance or luck (usually good)  
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assuage (v)   to soothe  
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verbose (adj)   wordy, overly talkative  
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supercilious (adj)   haughty, arrogant, feeling and action as if better than others  
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objective (adj)   without bias  
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revere (v)   to worship, adore, or honor  
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banal (adj)   dull, ordinary, common  
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sycophant (n)   a brown noser, someone who flatters others to help himself  
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censor (v)   to delete objectionable matter  
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complacent (adj)   self-satisfied, overly confident, lacking desire to improve  
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virtue (n)   moral excellence  
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solitude (n)   the state of being alone  
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tentative (adj)   temporary, not final  
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expedite (v)   to make faster and easier  
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irrational (adj)   unreasonable, unpredictable  
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intangible (adj)   not capable of being touched or felt, abstract  
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compatible (adj)   able to co-exist, harmonious  
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exhaustive (adj)   thorough, complete  
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authoritarian (adj)   like a dictator  
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redundant (adj)   superfluous, unnecessary, repetitive  
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fervor (n)   passion, zeal, great enthusiasm  
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incessant (adj)   never-ending, unceasing  
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ephemeral (adj)   short-lived, fleeting, transitory  
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brevity (n)   briefness, shortness  
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acclaim (n)   praise, applause, admiration  
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indolence (n)   laziness  
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