Item 1

Question 1

immensely

Answer 1

|iˈmenslē|
adverb
to a great extent; extremely: [ as submodifier ] : the president was immensely popular.

Question 2

intervening

Answer 2

(usu. as adj. intervening) occur in time between events: to occupy the intervening months, she took a job in a hospital.

Question 3

presiding
|priˈzīd|
verb [ no obj. ]

Answer 3

be in the position of authority in a meeting or gathering: Bishop Herbener presided at the meeting | (as adj. presiding) : the sentence imposed by the presiding judge.

Question 4

singularly
|ˈsiNGgyələrlē|
adverb

Answer 4

in a remarkable or noticeable way: you have singularly failed to live up to your promises | [ as submodifier ] : a singularly unattractive color.

Question 5

singularly
|ˈsiNGgyələrlē|
adverb

Answer 5

in a strange or eccentric way: Charlotte thought her very singularly dressed.

Question 6

preside over smth

Answer 6

be in charge of (a place or situation): he presided over a period of great budgetary recklessness.