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Question 1

aberrant

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different what is typical/usual especially in a unacceptable way

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abhorrence

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a feeling of hating something or someone

Question 3

abnegate

Answer 3

to not allow yourself to have something, especially something you like or want

Question 4

abomination

Answer 4

something you dislike and disapprove

Question 5

access

Answer 5

the right or possibility of getting near to a place or person; to use or look at something

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accolade

Answer 6

praise or approval

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achieve

Answer 7

to succeed n finishing something or reaching an aim, after a lot of effort

Question 8

acquiescence

Answer 8

the act of accepting or agreeing to something, often unwillingly

Question 9

addled

Answer 9

confused and unable to think clearly

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adhere

Answer 10

to stick or be attached firmly

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adjacent

Answer 11

very near , next to, or touching; nothing in between

Question 12

adjourn

Answer 12

to have a pause or rest during a formal trial/meeting

Question 13

adulation

Answer 13

very great admiration or praise for someone, especially it is more than is deserved; too much admiration or praise

Question 14

adumbrate

Answer 14

to give only themainfactsand not thedetailsabout something,especiallysomething that willhappenin thefuture

Question 15

adversity

Answer 15

a difficult or unlucky situation or event

Question 16

affluent

Answer 16

having a lot of money or owning a lot of things; rich

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afore

Answer 17

before

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aggravates

Answer 18

to make a bad situation worse; to annoy someone

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agitated

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worried or angry; nervous because of worry or fear that’s difficult to control

Question 20

albeit

Answer 20

although; despite the stated thing

Question 21

allegedly

Answer 21

used when something illegal or wrong is said to have been done but has not been proved

Question 22

allusion

Answer 22

something that is said or written that is intended to make you think of a particular thing or person; a brief or indirect reference

Question 23

aloof

Answer 23

not friendly or willing to take part in things; not interested or involved because you do not approve pof what is happening

Question 24

ameliorate

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to make a bad or unpleasant situation better

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amend

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to change the words of a text/something written, especially a law or a legal document

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amenity

Answer 26

something intended to make life easier or more pleasant or comfortable for people, i.e. shopping centre

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amiss

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wrong, not suitable, or not as expected

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anathema

Answer 28

something that is strongly disliked or disapproved

Question 29

appalling

Answer 29

very bad; shocking and very bad

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apprehensive

Answer 30

feeling worried about something that you are going to do or that is going to happen; anxiety about future; fearing something unpleasant will happen

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apt

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right or suitable for a particular situation; having a natural ability or skill

Question 32

arbitrary

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based on chance rather than abeing planned/reason; usin unlimited personal power without considering other people's right

Question 33

arc

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a shape of part of a circle or other curved line; a complete story or the story of one chara; a powerful flow of electricity that goes across a space between two points

Question 34

arcane

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mysterious and known only by a few people; complicated and therefore understood by only a few people

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aridity

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the state of being very dry and without enough rain for plant; the state of not being interesting pr successful

Question 36

array

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a large group of things/people, especially one that is attractive or causes admiration or has been positioned in a particular way

Question 37

aspersion

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a criticism, suggestion, or remark that damages another person's reputation

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assail

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to attack someone violently or criticise someone strongly; to cause someone to experience unpleasant thoughts or feelings

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atria

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plural of atrium: a very large room, often with glass or roof; a large open central area in a public or commercial building

Question 40

attain

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to reach or succeed in getting something difficult

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attest

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to show, say, or prove something exist or is true; to sign a doc to shoe that you were present when it was signed by someone else

Question 42

attributed

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to think that someone/thing has a peruliar quality or feature; a quality or charasteristic that someone/thing has

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audience

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a group of people together in one place to watch/listn to something; a formal meeting that you have with an important person

Question 44

auger

Answer 44

a tool consisting twisted rod of metal attached to a handle, used to making large hole in wood or ground

Question 45

avalanche

Answer 45

a large amount of ice, snow, rock that falling quickly down the side of a mountain;too many things that happen at the same time

Question 46

averse

Answer 46

strongly disliking or opposed to

Question 47

axis

Answer 47

a real or imaginary straight line going through the centre of an object that is spinning or a line that divides a symmetrical shape into two halves