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rapid

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very quick; swift

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strictness; harshness; plainness; violence

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severity

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weak

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feeble

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disrupt

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upset; cause to break down

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in spite of

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despite

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make calm; quiet down; bring peace to

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pacify

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answer; react

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respond

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beckon

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signal by a motion of the hand or head; attract

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exhaust

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empty completely; use up; tire out

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stop

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cease

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unite

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join together/become one

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stingy; like a miser

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miserly

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thrifty

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saving; careful in spending; thriving

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king or queen; ruler

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monarch

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a breaking out with many small red spots on the skin; outbreak of many instances within a short time: too hasty or careless

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rash

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causing or showing great fear, wonder, or respect

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awesome

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a daring undertaking; an attempt to make money by taking business risks; to dare; to expose to risk

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venture

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a person who shows the way; to direct; to manage

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guide

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able to be, be done, or happen; able to be true; able to be done or chosen properly

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possible

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compel

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force; get by force

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clumsy; not well-suited to use; not easily managed; embarrassing

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awkward

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put an end to; drown or put out

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quench

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give away to the enemy; be unfaithful; mislead; show

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betray

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speak; make known; express

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utter

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squander

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spend foolishly; waste

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fugitive

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runaway

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a great misfortune; serious trouble

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calamity

Question 28

the trunks and suitcases a person takes when he or she travels; an army’s equipment

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baggage

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matrimony

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married life; ceremony of marriage

Question 30

architect

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a person who makes plans for buildings and other structures; a maker; a creator

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abroad

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outside one’s country; going around; far and wide

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a breakdown; to fall in; break down; fail suddenly; fold together

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collapse

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having two wives or two husbands at the same time

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bigamy

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bring before a court; follow up; carry on

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prosecute

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jealousy; the object of jealousy; to feel jealous

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envy

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a very poor person

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pauper

Question 37

COLLABORATION

Answer 37

1. The act of working together with others, typically towards a common goal or purpose. Example: The successful project was the result of effective collaboration among team members. 2. Cooperative or joint effort among individuals, organizations, or entities. Example: The collaboration between the two companies resulted in innovative solutions for their customers.

Question 38

Dynamic

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1. Characterized by constant change, activity, or progress; energetic and forceful. Example: The dynamic nature of the technology industry requires professionals to constantly update their skills and adapt to new developments. 2. Relating to or involving the transfer of energy or forces, particularly in relation to physical motion. Example: The dynamic performance of the car's engine provided exceptional acceleration and responsiveness on the racetrack.

Question 39

SATISFACTORY

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1. Meeting or fulfilling expectations, requirements, or standards; adequate or acceptable. Example: The contractor completed the renovation project to a satisfactory standard, delivering the desired outcome within the agreed-upon timeframe. 2. Giving or providing enough satisfaction, pleasure, or contentment. Example: The hotel's satisfactory amenities, such as a swimming pool and complimentary breakfast, contributed to a pleasant and comfortable stay for the guests.

Question 40

INADEQUATE

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1. Not sufficient or satisfactory in quantity, quality, or extent; falling short of what is required or expected. Example: The company's inadequate budget allocation hindered their ability to implement necessary improvements and meet customer demands. 2. Lacking the necessary skills, knowledge, or abilities to perform a task effectively. Example: The student's inadequate preparation for the exam resulted in a poor performance and lower grades than anticipated.

Question 41

RESILIENT

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1. Able to recover quickly from difficulties or adversity; possessing the ability to bounce back. Example: Despite facing numerous setbacks, the team displayed a resilient spirit and managed to win the championship in the end. 2. Capable of withstanding or adapting to challenging conditions without significant damage or loss of functionality. Example: The building's resilient design, with reinforced structures and flexible materials, ensured it remained standing after the earthquake.

Question 42

Commercialization

Answer 42

1. The process of developing or managing something, such as a product or idea, in order to make it available for sale or use by the general public. Example: The commercialization of the new smartphone involved marketing campaigns and distribution strategies to ensure its successful launch in the global market. 2. The act of making something more commercial or profit-oriented, often at the expense of its original purpose or values. Example: The commercialization of the music industry led to a shift in focus from artistic expression to maximizing revenue through targeted advertising and endorsements.