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Vocabulary Quiz: Reprehensible, Pomposity, Torpid
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Vocabulary Quiz: Reprehensible, Pomposity, Torpid

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Despondent means feeling ______ and dejected

depressed

Perspicacious individuals have mental clarity and ______

keenness

In Medias Res is a Latin phrase that means 'in the ______ of things'

middle

Indelible means unable to be ______

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Verisimilitude refers to the appearance of ______

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The ______ barked

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The ______ meowed

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W.O.D.: Reprehensible (Adj.) deserving blame or rebuke; repulsive Syn.: condemnable; culpable; disgraceful; wicked Ant.: appealing; pleasant; lovable; enjoyable A.L.: Citation-a proper reference that provides credit for borrowed materials. 2.W.O.D.: Pomposity (N.) arrogance Syn.: overconfidence; conceit; ostentation Ant.: humility; modesty; meekness A.L.: Compile-to gather information/data 3.W.O.D.: Torpid (Adj.) unable to move quickly Syn.: sluggish; lethargic; apathetic; inactive; somnolent Ant.: active; energetic; enthusiastic; lively A.L.: Derive-to come to a conclusion through deduction or inference 4.W.O.D.: Ostracize (V.) to exclude from society Syn.: shun; snub; banish; exile; avoid Ant.: accept; include; welcome; allow; embrace A.L.: Vary-to offer an assortment or diversity of things. 5.W.O.D.: Vicissitude (N.) changes in life; ups and downs Syn.: hardship; struggle; challenge; adversity Ant.: advantage; blessing; prosperity; consistency A.L.: Speculate-to form a conclusion or conjecture from information provided. 6.W.O.D.: Scintillating (V./Adj.) lively Syn.: animated; vivacious; effervescent Ant.: dull; lifeless; mundane; torpid A.L.: Plausible- seemingly true or reasonable 7.W.O.D.: Prolific (Adj.) abundant Syn.: fertile; productive; fruitful Ant.: scarce; barren; unfruitful; unproductive A.L.: Incorporate- to form or combine into one body or uniform substance 8. ______ is the one who barked

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W.O.D.: Reprehensible (Adj.) deserving blame or rebuke; repulsive Syn.: condemnable; culpable; disgraceful; wicked Ant.: appealing; pleasant; lovable; enjoyable A.L.: Citation-a proper reference that provides credit for borrowed materials. 2.W.O.D.: Pomposity (N.) arrogance Syn.: overconfidence; conceit; ostentation Ant.: humility; modesty; meekness A.L.: Compile-to gather information/data 3.W.O.D.: Torpid (Adj.) unable to move quickly Syn.: sluggish; lethargic; apathetic; inactive; somnolent Ant.: active; energetic; enthusiastic; lively A.L.: Derive-to come to a conclusion through deduction or inference 4.W.O.D.: Ostracize (V.) to exclude from society Syn.: shun; snub; banish; exile; avoid Ant.: accept; include; welcome; allow; embrace A.L.: Vary-to offer an assortment or diversity of things. 5.W.O.D.: Vicissitude (N.) changes in life; ups and downs Syn.: hardship; struggle; challenge; adversity Ant.: advantage; blessing; prosperity; consistency A.L.: Speculate-to form a conclusion or conjecture from information provided. 6.W.O.D.: Scintillating (V./Adj.) lively Syn.: animated; vivacious; effervescent Ant.: dull; lifeless; mundane; torpid A.L.: Plausible- seemingly true or reasonable 7.W.O.D.: Prolific (Adj.) abundant Syn.: fertile; productive; fruitful Ant.: scarce; barren; unfruitful; unproductive A.L.: Incorporate- to form or combine into one body or uniform substance 8. The ______ is the one who meowed

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W.O.D.: Reprehensible (Adj.) deserving blame or rebuke; repulsive Syn.: condemnable; culpable; disgraceful; wicked Ant.: appealing; pleasant; lovable; enjoyable A.L.: Citation-a proper reference that provides credit for borrowed materials. 2.W.O.D.: Pomposity (N.) arrogance Syn.: overconfidence; conceit; ostentation Ant.: humility; modesty; meekness A.L.: Compile-to gather information/data 3.W.O.D.: Torpid (Adj.) unable to move quickly Syn.: sluggish; lethargic; apathetic; inactive; somnolent Ant.: active; energetic; enthusiastic; lively A.L.: Derive-to come to a conclusion through deduction or inference 4.W.O.D.: Ostracize (V.) to exclude from society Syn.: shun; snub; banish; exile; avoid Ant.: accept; include; welcome; allow; embrace A.L.: Vary-to offer an assortment or diversity of things. 5.W.O.D.: Vicissitude (N.) changes in life; ups and downs Syn.: hardship; struggle; challenge; adversity Ant.: advantage; blessing; prosperity; consistency A.L.: Speculate-to form a conclusion or conjecture from information provided. 6.W.O.D.: Scintillating (V./Adj.) lively Syn.: animated; vivacious; effervescent Ant.: dull; lifeless; mundane; torpid A.L.: Plausible- seemingly true or reasonable 7.W.O.D.: Prolific (Adj.) abundant Syn.: fertile; productive; fruitful Ant.: scarce; barren; unfruitful; unproductive A.L.: Incorporate- to form or combine into one body or uniform substance 8. The ______ is the one who compiled information/data

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W.O.D.: Reprehensible (Adj.) deserving blame or rebuke; repulsive Syn.: condemnable; culpable; disgraceful; wicked Ant.: appealing; pleasant; lovable; enjoyable A.L.: Citation-a proper reference that provides credit for borrowed materials. 2.W.O.D.: Pomposity (N.) arrogance Syn.: overconfidence; conceit; ostentation Ant.: humility; modesty; meekness A.L.: Compile-to gather information/data 3.W.O.D.: Torpid (Adj.) unable to move quickly Syn.: sluggish; lethargic; apathetic; inactive; somnolent Ant.: active; energetic; enthusiastic; lively A.L.: Derive-to come to a conclusion through deduction or inference 4.W.O.D.: Ostracize (V.) to exclude from society Syn.: shun; snub; banish; exile; avoid Ant.: accept; include; welcome; allow; embrace A.L.: Vary-to offer an assortment or diversity of things. 5.W.O.D.: Vicissitude (N.) changes in life; ups and downs Syn.: hardship; struggle; challenge; adversity Ant.: advantage; blessing; prosperity; consistency A.L.: Speculate-to form a conclusion or conjecture from information provided. 6.W.O.D.: Scintillating (V./Adj.) lively Syn.: animated; vivacious; effervescent Ant.: dull; lifeless; mundane; torpid A.L.: Plausible- seemingly true or reasonable 7.W.O.D.: Prolific (Adj.) abundant Syn.: fertile; productive; fruitful Ant.: scarce; barren; unfruitful; unproductive A.L.: Incorporate- to form or combine into one body or uniform substance 8. The ______ is unable to move quickly

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W.O.D.: Reprehensible (Adj.) deserving blame or rebuke; repulsive Syn.: condemnable; culpable; disgraceful; wicked Ant.: appealing; pleasant; lovable; enjoyable A.L.: Citation-a proper reference that provides credit for borrowed materials. 2.W.O.D.: Pomposity (N.) arrogance Syn.: overconfidence; conceit; ostentation Ant.: humility; modesty; meekness A.L.: Compile-to gather information/data 3.W.O.D.: Torpid (Adj.) unable to move quickly Syn.: sluggish; lethargic; apathetic; inactive; somnolent Ant.: active; energetic; enthusiastic; lively A.L.: Derive-to come to a conclusion through deduction or inference 4.W.O.D.: Ostracize (V.) to exclude from society Syn.: shun; snub; banish; exile; avoid Ant.: accept; include; welcome; allow; embrace A.L.: Vary-to offer an assortment or diversity of things. 5.W.O.D.: Vicissitude (N.) changes in life; ups and downs Syn.: hardship; struggle; challenge; adversity Ant.: advantage; blessing; prosperity; consistency A.L.: Speculate-to form a conclusion or conjecture from information provided. 6.W.O.D.: Scintillating (V./Adj.) lively Syn.: animated; vivacious; effervescent Ant.: dull; lifeless; mundane; torpid A.L.: Plausible- seemingly true or reasonable 7.W.O.D.: Prolific (Adj.) abundant Syn.: fertile; productive; fruitful Ant.: scarce; barren; unfruitful; unproductive A.L.: Incorporate- to form or combine into one body or uniform substance 8. ______ changes in life; ups and downs

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