5th G. Alan

Question 1

Aberration

Answer 1

(noun)

a departure from what is normal, usual, or expected, typically an unwelcome one.

Question 2

Abet

Answer 2

(verb)

assist in a crime; Encouraging someone to do something negative

Question 3

Abridge

Answer 3

(verb)

shorten (a piece of writing) without losing the sense

Question 4

Acme

Answer 4

(noun)

the point at which something is at its best or most highly developed

Question 5

Aerial

Answer 5

(adj)

of or relating to air

Question 6

Agitate

Answer 6

(verb)

to be upset, to be annoyed or to be angry

Question 7

Alias

Answer 7

(noun)

false identity; fake name

Question 8

Antagonist

Answer 8

(noun)

a person who actively opposes or is hostile to someone or something; an adversary.

Question 9

Arid

Answer 9

(adj)

extremely dry; too dry to produce rain

Question 10

Aspire

Answer 10

(verb)

to achieve something that you thought you couldn’t

Question 11

Coddle

Answer 11

(verb)

to comfort; to treat someone in an good way

Question 12

Coerce

Answer 12

(verb)

to persuade an unwilling person by using force or threats

Question 13

Cohabit

Answer 13

(verb)

to live together

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Coherent

Answer 14

(adj)

logical and consistent; well-reasoned

Question 15

Commonplace

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(adj)

ordinary; every day; repeated too often

Question 16

Compound

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(verb) (noun)

to combine; augment

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Congruity

Answer 17

(noun)

a point of agreement; equal

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Deft

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(adj)

skilled and quick in one’s movement

Question 19

Diffuse

Answer 19

(verb)
to spread (over a large area)

Question 20

Dormant

Answer 20

(adj)

not active; asleep; not awake

Question 21

Dupe

Answer 21

(verb) (noun)

to deceive; trick.

Question 22

Duplicity

Answer 22

(noun)

the act of being deceitful; To lie

Question 23

Elation

Answer 23

(noun)

great happiness and exhilaration.

Question 24

Enunciate

Answer 24

(verb)

say or pronounce clearly.

Question 25

Fathom

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(verb) | to understand; to measure or discover

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Feasible

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(adj) | possible to do

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Foil

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(verb) | to prevent something from succeeding

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Hasten

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(verb) | to quicken

Question 29

Ignoramus

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(noun) | an ignorant or stupid person

Question 30

Innumerable

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(adj) | too many to count

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Instigate

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(verb) | to bring about or start something

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Jargon

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(noun) | nonsensical words or expressions

Question 33

Malice

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(noun) | evil; the desire to harm someone; ill will

Question 34

Martial

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(adj) | relating to fighting or war.

Question 35

Miserly

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(adj) | stingy, cheap

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Pending

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(adj) | unresolved; unsettled; awaiting decision or settlement

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Sporadic

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(adj) | starting and stopping irregularly

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Stifle

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(verb) | to suffocate or to restrain oneself

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Stoic

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(adj) | to experience pain and hardship without showing their feelings

Question 40

Vilify

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(verb) | to insult; to speak or write about sb or sth negatively