DEFENITIONS

Question 1

To make oneself agreeable and thus gain acceptance

Profilgate, absiemious, connoisseur, novice, repudiate, ingratiate

Answer 1

ingratiate

Question 2

given over to dissipation; recklessly extravagant

Profilgate, absiemious, connoisseur, novice, repudiate, ingratiate

Answer 2

profligate

Question 3

to dissown, reject, to deny the valitity of

Profilgate, absiemious, connoisseur, novice, repudiate, ingratiate

Answer 3

repudiate

Question 4

offense, resentment

effcacious, umbrage, reprove, querulous, accrus, insurgent

Answer 4

umbrage

Question 5

peevish, complaining, fretful

effcacious, umbrage, reprove, querulous, accrus, insurgent

Answer 5

querulous

Question 6

one who rebels or rises against authority; rising in revolt, refusing to accept authority

effcacious, umbrage, reprove, querulous, accrus, insurgent

Answer 6

insurgent

Question 7

a natural or habitual inclination or tendancy, especially of human character or behavior

amenable, dilatory, aumles, inculcate, amneaty, prolivity

Answer 7

proclivity

Question 8

to impress on the mind by repitition, teach persistently and earnestly

amenable, dilatory, aumles, inculcate, amneaty, prolivity

Answer 8

inculate

Question 9

willing to follow advice, submissive response

amenable, dilatory, aumles, inculcate, amneaty, prolivity

Answer 9

amenable

Question 10

not on time, not prompt, tending to delay

amenable, dilatory, aumles, inculcate, amneaty, prolivity

Answer 10

dilatory

Question 11

dull

poilio, vapid, abet, bullwark, procrasinate, odium

Answer 11

vapid

Question 12

to delay, put off until later

poilio, vapid, abet, bullwark, procrasinate, odium

Answer 12

procrasinate

Question 13

hatred, contempt, disgrace or infamy resulting from hateful conduct

poilio, vapid, abet, bullwark, procrasinate, odium

Answer 13

odium