gatsby

Question 1

harrowed

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extremely disturbed or distressed

Question 2

ingratiate

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to gain favor with another by deliberate effort to seek to please somebody so as to gain an advantage

Question 3

laudable

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deserving praise commendable and admirable exemplary

Question 4

meretricious

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apparently attractive but having in reality no value vulgarly cheaply attractive

Question 5

Turgid

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swollen excessively embellished in style or language

Question 6

libertine

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A freethinker usually used despairingly one without moral restraint

Question 7

expostulation

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The act of expressing Ernest opposition or protest

Question 8

traversed

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moved over across or through

Question 9

boisterously

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rough and noisy noisily jolly or rowdy clamorous unrestrained

Question 10

caravansary

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A place where caravans would stop like a large inn or hostel

Question 11

portentous

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foreshadowing in event to come causing wonder all self-conscious the weighty pompous

Question 12

stagnant

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not running or flowing file from standing still in active sluggish dull

Question 13

redolent

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fragrant smelling strongly tending to arouse memories or create an aura

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pneumatic

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relating to air worked by compressed air

Question 15

amorphous

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without a clearly defined shape or form

Question 16

addenda

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something added

Question 17

provincial

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narrow in mind or Outlook countryside in the sense of being limited and backward a simple plain design that originated in the countryside

Question 18

commensurate

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The same in size extend etc. equivalents proportional

Question 19

surmise

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likely idea that lacks definite proof

Question 20

Dilatory

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inclined to waste time and be habitually late prone to tardiness