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Mr Smith - English 12
Vehemently
(adj) done or said with intense emotion or forcefulness
vicariously
(adj) sharing in someone else's experience
vitiate
(v) to spoil the effect; to make in operative
verve
(n) liveliness
veracious
(adj) truthful; accurate
verbose
(adj) wordy
vaunted
(v) boasted; highly publicized and celebrated
vilify
(v) to slander; to question someone's morals or ethics
visage
(n) face; appearance
venue
(n) location
volatile
(adj) explosive
venerable
(adj) deserving high respect
viable
(adj) practical or workable
vacillation
(n) wavering; indecisiveness; fluctuation
vernacular
(n) the standard language of a region, social group
vapid
(adj) dull and unimaginative
vying
(adj) contending
vignette
(n) picture; short literacy sketch
visceral
(adj) felt in one's inner organs
vacuous
(adj) empty; devoid of meaning
verity
(n) quality of being true; lasting truth or principle
vendetta
(n) feud; private warfare
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