Question 1

Convivial

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fond of eating and drinking with friends; jovial; hospitable
social; enjoying the company of others

Question 2

revive

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bring back to life ; restore

Question 3

survive

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outlive ; remain alive after

Question 4

vivacious

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lively in temper or conduct

Question 5

Vivacity

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liveliness of spirit

Question 6

vivid

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1. full of life 
2. sharp and clear ; graphic

Question 7

vivify

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to enliven * ; make vivid

Question 8

vivisection

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operation on a living animal for scientific investigation

Question 9

Contortionist

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person who can twist her body into odd postures

Question 10

extort

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wrest( money, promises , etc) from a person by force (literally, "twist out")

Question 11

distort

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1. twist out of shape ; contort 
2. falsify

Question 12

retort (v)

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reply quickly or sharply in kind ("twist back")
a quick reply that is often sharp *

Question 13

retort (n)

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quick , writty, or cutting reply

Question 14

torsion

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act of twisting; twisting of a body by two equal and opposite forces 
twisting or turning *

Question 15

tortuous

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1 full of twists or curves ; winding, as a tortuous road 
2. tricky; crooked

Question 16

torture (v)

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1. wrench; twist 
2. inflict severe pain upon

Question 17

torture (n)

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anguish of body or mind ; agony

Question 18

convict(v)

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prove guilty ; show conclusively to be guilty

Question 19

convict (n)

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person serving a prison sentence

Question 20

convince

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persuade or show conclusively by argument or proof

Question 21

evict

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1. expel by legal process *, as to evict a tenant 
2. oust

Question 22

evince

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show clearly; disclose

Question 23

invincible

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incapable of being conquered

Question 24

Vanquish

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overcome in battle; conquer

Question 25

victor

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winner; conqueror

Question 26

fraction

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one or more of the equal parts of a whole; fragment

Question 27

fractious

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apt to break out into a passion; cross; irritable 
*annoying

Question 28

fracture

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1.break or crack
2.breaking of a bone

Question 29

fragile

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easily broken ; frail; delicate *

Question 30

fragment

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part broken off

Question 31

infraction

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act of breaking ; breach; violation, as a infraction of a law

Question 32

refract

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bend( literally  " breaking back") a ray of light, a heat or sound wave, etc, from a straight course

Question 33

refractory

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resisting ; intractable ; hard to manage , as a refractory mule

English 2 Vocab (Viv- Fract )