A.) They DESECRATEd the church when they spray-painted graffiti on its wall.

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Each sentence in the right-hand column contains a capitalized vocabulary word. Read each sentence and match the capitalized vocabulary words to their definitions in the left-hand column. dull; ordinary retreat to an earlier stage; progress backwards stockpile or hiding place show disrespect for something holy or sacred shy; timid speed; haste sudden and significant quality of being brief and to the point agreement; musical part that blends socially unrefined mischievous spirit belittling or finding fault with A.) They DESECRATEd the church when they spray-painted graffiti on its wall. B.) Because he was so DIFFIDENT, he couldn t bring himself to ask her to dance. C.) Rather than deal with the issues in the election, she made DISPARAGING remarks about her opponent. D.) It would be considered GAUCHE not to tip the host in a fine restaurant. E.) It s fun to watch the little ones dress up as ghosts and GOBLINS on Halloween. F.) In the duet, Sharon sang melody, while her partner Felicia sang HARMONY. G.) So many plots for movies nowadays are PROSAIC; can t they think of anything new? H.) When the company doubled the size of the factory, it achieved a QUANTUM increase in production. I.) It s not healthy for an adult to REGRESS to childhood by crying and carrying on when he doesn t get what he wants. J.) When you have only a few minutes to tell a story, BREVITY is necessary. K.) The thief finally revealed where he had hidden his CACHE of stolen goods. L.) She got her homework done with CELERITY so she could go to the movies.

snobbish; arrogant clever verbal exchange; witty remarks feeling of embarrassment or shame feeling hopeless, dejected or very sad part that sticks out; bulge; bump hard and unfeeling speaking in a lofty style, as an orator blunt or rough in manner category or kind, as in an art form search made in order to find something worthwhile reveal; as a secret; tell lessen; reduce A.) He felt DESPONDENT after losing the big game. B.) Her disappointing SAT scores DIMINISHed her chances of getting into the college of her choice. C.) To avoid going to jail, he agreed to DIVULGE the gang s whereabouts. D.) Stephen King is a master of the horror GENRE. E.) The candidates spoke GRANDILOQUENTLY in the debate. F.) She gave me a very HAUGHTY look when I said I didn t like the color of her Rolls Royce. G.) The tree trunk had a PROTUBERANCE where a branch had been mostly cut off. H.) Medieval knights often went on QUESTs to find the Holy Grail, a cup that supposedly had magical powers. I.) The comedian came out on top in his REPARTEE with the heckler. J.) The clerk s replies became BRUSQUE when the customer kept asking the same questions. K.) The CALLOUS man showed no emotion when he broke up with his girlfriend. L.) He suffered CHAGRIN when he realized he d forgotten his friend s birthday.

tip to a waiter repeal or abolish dreadful; terrible one pretending to have knowledge he really doesn t have; imposter unpredictable tame sag or collapse under pressure gap relevant; pertinent wise in practical matters; sensible lacking food, clothing, and shelter spreading out of control A.) Nowadays, many a DESTITUTE person can be seen sleeping on city streets. B.) When the tornado destroyed their house they were truly in a DIRE situation. C.) Tigers aren t DOMESTICATED, so they don t make good house pets. D.) In a debate, keep your answers GERMANE to the subject; don t bring up unrelated issues. E.) The recommended GRATUITY when dining out is 15 percent of the bill. F.) The workers strike at the factory led to a HIATUS in the work flow. G.) It is PRUDENT not to walk in certain neighborhoods after dark. H.) Mosquitoes tend to become RAMPANT in swampy areas. I.) Prohibition the ban on alcoholic beverages proved to be unworkable, and was RESCINDED in the 1930s. J.) The bridge BUCKLEd because there were too many trucks on it. K.) Her behavior was so CAPRICIOUS that we never knew what to expect. L.) When the new doctor continued to make incorrect diagnoses, we knew he was probably a CHARLATAN.

sharply affecting one s sense of taste or smell; hot; peppery indifferent; uncaring; thoughtless spoken with confidence, but not much thought reasonable; sensible punish with harsh criticism discourage from acting oddly comical respect or reverence given, as to a hero inclined to believe anything; naïve unfairly characterizing as unimportant rob; steal from something that remains; remnant A.) Even without radar, a police car parked at the side of the road can DETER speeders. B.) In the nasty political race, the two candidates made DISPARAGING remarks about each other s abilities. C.) The comedian delivered jokes in a DROLL monotone. D.) The candidate s GLIB answers at the press conference cost him a lot of votes. E.) Young children are GULLIBLE and easy to fool. F.) The city paid HOMAGE to the returning soldiers in the parade. G.) The PUNGENT onions made her cry when she was slicing them. H.) His patience and ability to consider all the angles helped him make RATIONAL decisions. I.) John cleaned his shoes after the hike, but there was still a RESIDUE of mud on them. J.) We had to buy a new TV because ours was taken when the house was BURGLARIZEd. K.) The player s CAVALIER attitude about missing practice got him kicked off the team. L.) His mother CHASTISEd him for skipping school to go swimming with his friends.

give implied approval to; overlook (something illegal) not genuine or authentic; counterfeit make a formal speech steadfast in opinion; firm specify formally, especially in contract dedicated to some religious purpose; holy pronounce clearly separation in a group, especially due to a disagreement secret; undercover highest point worthy of esteem; excellent draw out A.) She was RESOLUTE in her decision to go to college, even if it meant borrowing money to pay tuition. B.) To Muslims, Mecca is a SACRED place. C.) A SCHISM has formed in some religious organizations over gay rights. D.) The best teachers know how to ELICIT answers from students rather than just tell them. E.) We had to ask her to repeat herself frequently because she didn t ENUNCIATE her words. F.) Barry Bonds has been an ESTIMABLE power hitter in the world of baseball. G.) We must never CONDONE the taking of hostages, no matter what the reason. H.) The spy was assigned to a COVERT operation. I.) In olden days, politicians DECLAIMed on street corners. J.) Reports of UFOs over the town turned out to be SPURIOUS. K.) It is necessary to STIPULATE the interest rate in a loan contract. L.) At its ZENITH, the company made more computers than anyone else.