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Duplicate of Vocabulary Words 1- 60
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Vocabulary for 8th grade language arts
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Wanderer or homeless person
vagrant
flippancy
jaundice
ambivalence
2
To praise or applaud
deride
acclaim
cajole
depleted
3
Unselfish; giving; caring
ingenuous
fickle
altruistic
reticent
4
Difficult to please; particular; demanding
adroit
reticent
fastidious
prodigal
5
Charge with a crime; accuse
undulate
jettison
deplore
indict
6
Talkative
erractic
ominous
loquacious
fastidious
7
By random choice; without reason
fickle
prodigious
arbitrary
stoic
8
Without making a mistake
prodigious
unerring
fickle
stoic
9
A strong liking; attraction
vagrant
ambivalence
penchant
jaundice
10
Praise
deride
juxtapose
extol
validate
11
Indecision; pulled in two directions
vestige
ambivalence
fervor
legacy
12
Make larger; increase
vacillate
incite
prodigious
augment
13
Arouse to action; foment; stir up
quarantine
vacillate
indict
incite
14
Dull, trite statement (a cliche)
platitutde
jargon
acrimony
vestige
15
Forced isolation (to prevent the spread of disease)
fervor
indict
legacy
quarantine
16
Very large
genial
ambidextrous
prodigious
fastidious
17
A lie; false statement
deplore
mendacity
undulate
ambivalence
18
Reluctantly agreeable; compliant
acquiescent
amorphous
wanton
eccentric
19
Impossible to correct, control, or discipline
incorrigible
abitrary
stoic
genial
20
Greed, especially for money
ambivalence
vestige
vagrant
cupidity
21
Thorough; doing what is right; careful; ethical
arbitrary
fickle
scrupulous
eccentric
22
Promote or recommend
acclaim
augment
incite
endorse
23
To deceive, coax; to fool with flattery or false promises
deplore
cajole
endorse
depleted
24
Something inherited from an ancestor, or the past
platitude
vestige
legacy
fervor
25
Excessive, uncontrolled, or lustful
perfunctory
wanton
surreptitous
amorphous
26
Friendly; gracious; kind
prodigal
reticent
genial
prodigious
27
Something left behind; trace or evidence of something vanished
vestige
jargon
deplore
acrimony
28
Without enthusiasm; routine; "going through the motions"
surreptitous
eccentric
perfunctory
scrupulous
29
Yellow color; envy or resentment
quarantine
innovation
jaundice
flippancy
30
Able to use both hands
fastidious
ambidextrous
tenacious
mendacity
31
Make fun of; ridicule
endorse
deride
deplore
stymie
32
Disapproval; to complain, criticize, regret
depolre
undulate
averse
acclaim
33
Impassive; showing no emotion (to pain or pleasure)
prodigious
cuplable
genial
stoic
34
Openly evil; conspicuous; glaring or obvious
virulent
flagrant
dogmatic
quarantine
35
To place side by side
deride
endorse
stymie
juxtapose
36
Similar
tenacious
erratic
ambidextrous
analogous
37
Strong passion
platitude
fervor
flippancy
mendacity
38
Mature at a young age; acting older than one's years
garrulous
precocious
genial
analogous
39
Block; get in the way; hamper
stymie
augment
vacillate
incite
40
Sneaky; furtive; secretive
scrupulous
arbitrary
surreptitous
eccentric
41
New way; new product
fervor
platitude
innovation
legacy
42
Unable to decide; move between choices
vacillate
jettison
incite
quarantine
43
Treating a serious situation with arrogant humor or disrespect
vestige
cupidity
fervor
flippancy
44
Talkative
ambidextrous
ominous
garrulous
analogous
45
Shapeless; without form
surreptitous
perfunctory
amorphous
scrupulous
46
Throw overboard; discard
jettison
acclaim
endorse
augment
47
Quiet or uncommunicative
ingenuous
affable
sanguine
reticent
48
Emptied; drained; used up
sanguine
extol
depleted
ingenuous
49
Mystery; puzzle
enigma
penchant
platitude
cupidity
50
Skillful in the use of hands, or in the handling of difficult situations
adroit
altruistic
wanton
prodigal
51
Optimistic, cheerful (full of blood = life)
genial
arbitrary
Sanguine
prodigious
52
Wasteful, especially of money
stoic
prodigal
genial
prodigious
53
Words or behavior filled with harshness, anger, or bitterness
cupidity
acrimony
platitude
legacy
54
Naive; unsophisticated; inexperienced
precocious
stoic
ingenuous
unerring
55
Guilty or blameworthy
flagrant
incorrigible
loquacious
culpable
56
Different from most, especially personality; odd
genial
prodigious
eccentric
arbitrary
57
Specialized language of a particular group
enigma
mendacity
flagrant
jargon
58
Lacking loyalty; unpredictable; changeable; erratic
stoic
genial
fickle
aquiescent
59
Confirm, support, sanction, corroborate
undulate
validate
quarantine
jettison
60
Friendly, easygoing
culpable
affable
unerring
precocious
