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1984 Vocab III, 2- end Eradicate Erroneous Rotund Vehemently Contemptible Fallacy Insurrection Malleable Relinquishing Captitulated Frivolity Infer Torpid Concave Didactically Admonished Cauterized Disquieting Sporadically Vile

BNW Vocab 14-18 Exultation Indignant Obstinate Peremptorily Senile Sullen Truclent Valediction Communal Impotent Inquisitive Platitude Postulate Squalid Superfluous Atonement Compunction convergent Turpitude Vantage

Hunger Games Vocab 24-27 Deplete Indeterminate Oblige Prominent Asphyxiation Attributes Inadvertently Revoked Vengeance Benign Contrived Feral Indeterminate Prominent Disproportionate Inaudible Insidious Instigator Ornate Palpable Rapport Seque