1 | DEPOSITION | | _____ | evil; an evil person; villain |
2 | LUCID | | _____ | a driving impulse; to push into action |
3 | HONE | | _____ | solitary; a person who lives in seclusion |
4 | COY | | _____ | speculation; representative way of thinking |
5 | FERVID | | _____ | to imitate in a non-serious manner; a comical imitation |
6 | RELEGATE | | _____ | a strong expression of disapproval |
7 | MODULATE | | _____ | something used to sharpen; to sharpen |
8 | CASCADE | | _____ | intensely hot; impassioned |
9 | EFFERVESCENCE | | _____ | shiny; clear-minded |
10 | IMPERIOUS | | _____ | to assign to an inferior position; to commit to an action |
11 | MISCREANT | | _____ | a slave-like manner |
12 | DURESS | | _____ | arrogant; urgent |
13 | IDEOLOGY | | _____ | to regulate or adjust; to vary the pitch |
14 | RECLUSE | | _____ | imprisonment; the use of threats |
15 | SERVILE | | _____ | a small series of waterfalls; something falling in a descending arrangement similar to a waterfall |
16 | CHAFE | | _____ | a removal from office or power; a testimony |
17 | GOAD | | _____ | modest; bashful; pretending shyness to attract |
18 | SALIENT | | _____ | to annoy; to irritate; to wear away or make sore by rubbing |
19 | CENSURE | | _____ | liveliness; spirit; enthusiasm; bubbliness |
20 | BURLESQUE | | _____ | projecting; noticeable |