| Term | Definition |
|---|
| inane | lacking a point |
| industrious | hardworking |
| clairvoyant | able to see the future |
| absolve | to free from guilt; to pardon |
| congregation | a group of people |
| frugal | thifty; careful with money |
| opaque | blocking the passage of light |
| petulant | rude |
| broach | to suggest for the first time |
| incorporate | to unite into a whole; to blend |
| incompatible | unable to exist together |
| vapid | dull and boring; unimaginative |
| aristocracy | nobility |
| seclusion | isolation |
| compromise | to work out a deal |
| impede | to block |
| perennial | ocurring again and again |
| implication | a hint |
| altruistic | unselfishly generous |
| despondent | severely despressed |
| chronicle | an account of events in time order |
| dawdle | to dilly-dally |
| circ | around |
| cycl | revolving |
| equ | same, even |
| pend | hanging; weighing in balance |
| trans | across |
| inter | between |
| debilitate | to weaken |
| amibiguous | unclear |
| dispel | to get rid of |
| gullible | easy to trick |
| humility | modesty; not overly proud |
| detrimental | harmful |
| blithe | cheerful and carefree |
| capricious | to act without thinking; impulsive |
| revere | to respect |
| castigate | to criticize or scold harshly |
| extricate | to remove |
| refute | to disprove |
| aqua | water |
| terr | land |
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