good words

Question 1

perenially

Answer 1

in a way that continues for a long time/permanently
- a perenially struggling economy

Question 2

intractable

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hard to control or deal with
-an intractable problem

Question 3

egalitarian

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believing in or based on the principle that all people are equal and deserve equal rights and opportunities

Question 4

ignominious

Answer 4

deserving of or causing public shame or disgrace

Question 5

_____ a ______ of doubts

Answer 5

raising a chorus of doubts

Question 6

___ on ______ears

Answer 6

Fall on receptive ears

Question 7

spend less time _____ to the _______

Answer 7

spend less time preaching to the converted

Question 8

eminently

Answer 8

to a notable degree

Question 9

eventuality

Answer 9

a possible event or outcome

Question 10

patently

Answer 10

clearly, without doubt

Question 11

markedly

Answer 11

to an extent that it’s noticeable

Question 12

exacerbate

Answer 12

make worse

Question 13

engendered

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cause or give way to
- comparing oneself to others engender feelings of worthlessness

Question 14

opine

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hold or state as one’s opinion

Question 15

partisan

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strong supporter of a cause, person or party

Question 16

evince

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reveal the presence of something
-his speech evinced a great deal of sorrow and guilt

Question 17

Visceral

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relating to deep inward feelings rather than intellect

Question 18

vitriol

Answer 18

cruel or bitter criticism

Question 19

err

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make a mistake

Question 20

prima facie

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on the first impression

Question 21

propagation

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the action of widely spreading an idea or theory

Question 22

well-nigh

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almost

Question 23

jump on the bandwagon

Answer 23

join other in doing or supporting something

Question 24

tenet

Answer 24

a principle or belief
- the tenets of a society

Question 25

social fabric

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relationships or connections made with each other

Question 26

permeate

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spread through, pervade

Question 27

rife

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(esp something undesirable) a common occurrence, widespread

Question 28

posit

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put forward as a fact or as a basis for argument

Question 29

bereft of

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deprived of -bereft of natural resources

Question 30

cavalcade

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parade/procession - a cavalcade of social and technological changes

Question 31

excoriate

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criticise severely

Question 32

facile

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ignoring the true complexities of an issue; superficial, simplistic - this is a facile argument

Question 33

glass half full

Answer 33

indicate that a particular situation has both positive and negative causes to it

Question 34

serpentine

Answer 34

like a serpent/snake