fix: Correct Week of 2026-04-20 - replace Resilient/Ambiguous with Nefarious/Reticent to match original list

Middle-High-School/WEEK-2026-04-20/README.md

@@ -42,21 +42,21 @@
 **Definition**: The appearance of being true or real; believability in art or literature
 **Example**: The filmmaker's attention to period detail gave the historical drama remarkable verisimilitude.
 
-### 8. Resilient
+### 8. Nefarious
 **Part of Speech**: Adjective
-**Definition**: Able to withstand or recover quickly from difficult conditions; tough and adaptable
-**Example**: The resilient ecosystem slowly recovered from the devastating oil spill over several years.
+**Definition**: Wicked or criminal; morally wrong or evil
+**Example**: The villain's nefarious plan to steal the treasure was foiled by the brave knights.
 
-### 9. Acquiesce
+### 9. Reticent
+**Part of Speech**: Adjective
+**Definition**: Not revealing one's thoughts or feelings readily; reserved or shy
+**Example**: She was reticent about sharing her feelings at the party, preferring to listen to others.
+
+### 10. Acquiesce
 **Part of Speech**: Verb
 **Definition**: To accept something reluctantly but without protest; to yield quietly
 **Example**: Though he disagreed with the plan, he chose to acquiesce rather than cause further conflict.
 
-### 10. Ambiguous
-**Part of Speech**: Adjective
-**Definition**: Open to more than one interpretation; not having one obvious meaning; unclear or doubtful
-**Example**: The ambiguous wording of the contract led to a lengthy legal dispute between the two parties.
-
 ## Progress
 - [x] Word list generated
 - [x] Words added to WORD_LIST.md

Middle-High-School/WORD_LIST.md

@@ -59,9 +59,9 @@ Bonus: Labyrinthine
 5. Quixotic
 6. Sagacious
 7. Verisimilitude
-8. Resilient
-9. Acquiesce
-10. Ambiguous
+8. Nefarious
+9. Reticent
+10. Acquiesce
 
 ## Week of 2026-04-27
 1. Aberration