Final Answer:
1. abandon — leave
2. appeal — attract
3. boycott — refuse to buy or use
4. concise — short and clear
5. delegate — assign a task to someone else
6. eerie — strange and scary
7. former — earlier, in the past
8. genre — type or category (like comedy or mystery)
9. frolic — play happily
10. idiom — a phrase that doesn’t mean what the words say (like “raining cats and dogs”)
11. jubilant — very happy and excited
12. leisure — free time
13. meager — small or not enough
14. paraphrase — say something in different words
15. quest — search or journey for something
16. recant — take back something you said
17. significant — important or meaningful
18. tangible — something you can touch
19. unanimous — everyone agrees
20. vibrant — full of energy or bright color
Matching:
11 — D (jubilant → cheerful)
12 — A (leisure → freedom, spare time)
13 — J (meager → inadequate, scanty)
14 — B (paraphrase → fully rephrase)
15 — G (quest → a journey with a purpose)
16 — E (recant → to take back what you said)
17 — C (significant → important)
18 — I (tangible → perceptible by touch)
19 — H (unanimous → everyone agrees)
20 — F (vibrant → full of energy and enthusiasm)
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