Level VII

Question 1

Redress

Answer 1

Reparation, compensation; satisfaction for a wrong done

Question 2

Anomalous

Answer 2

Deviating from what is standard, normal, or expected

Question 3

Obsequious

Answer 3

Obedient or attentive to an excessive or servile degree

Question 4

Didactic

Answer 4

Designed or intended to teach; often morally instructive

Question 5

Truncate

Answer 5

To cut short; shorten by cutting or lopping off

Question 6

Abstemious

Answer 6

Restraining from self-indulgence; especially in eating or drinking

Question 7

Ethereal

Answer 7

Heavenly, very light, delicate or refined

Question 8

Bombastic

Answer 8

Pompous, pretentious, inflated

Question 9

Senescent

Answer 9

Aging; growing old

Question 10

Pernicious

Answer 10

Deadly, fatal, destructive causing much harm

Question 11

Catholic

Answer 11

Universal, all inclusive, all embracing, comprehensive, tolerant

Question 12

Objurgation

Answer 12

A harsh scolding

Question 13

Effusive

Answer 13

Overflowing, gushing; expressing emotion in an excessive or unrestrained manner

Question 14

Umbrage

Answer 14

Offense, resentment

Question 15

Vicissitude

Answer 15

Change, variation

Question 16

Contentious

Answer 16

Argumentative, quarrelsome, ready or eager to argue, bicker, or debate

Question 17

Obeisance

Answer 17

A gesture or attitude of respect and submission

Question 18

Assiduous

Answer 18

Hardworking, done with persistent and untiring attention

Question 19

Duplicity

Answer 19

Deceit, dishonesty, deception

Question 20

Insouciant

Answer 20

Carefree, nonchalant, lightheartedly unconcerned or indifferent

Question 21

Myrmidon

Answer 21

Loyal follower, faithful servant

Question 22

Nascent

Answer 22

Beginning to exist or develop, in the process of being born or begun

Question 24

Accede

Answer 24

To consent, yield, give in or agree to; especially under pressure

Question 25

Magnanimous

Answer 25

Noble, honorable, high-minded, unselfish

Question 26

Nonage

Answer 26

Immaturity, youth; especially the period of legal minority

Question 27

Invective

Answer 27

Vehement or abusive language

Question 28

Machination

Answer 28

A treacherous plot, malicious scheme

Question 29

Docile

Answer 29

Submissive, obedient, compliant; easy to direct, manage, or supervise

Question 30

Redoubtable

Answer 30

Intimidating, fearsome,

Question 31

Prognosticate

Answer 31

Predict; especially from signs, symptoms, or present indications

Question 32

Engender

Answer 32

To bring about, bring into being, give rise to, cause to exist

Question 33

Fetid

Answer 33

Foul smelling, having an extremely offensive odor, smelling extremely unpleasant

Question 34

Pedantic

Answer 34

Absurdly learned, scholarly in an ostentatious way, making an inappropriate or tiresome display of knowledge by placing importance on trivial rules, details, or formalities

Question 35

Capitulate

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To yield, surrender; especially on specified terms or conditions

Question 36

Inchoate

Answer 36

Just begun, in an early stage of development, incomplete

Question 37

Exponent

Answer 37

A person who stands or speaks for something, a representative or advocate

Question 38

Mendacious

Answer 38

Not truthful, dishonest, lying, false deceitful

Question 39

Strident

Answer 39

Loud and harsh sounding, shrill

Question 40

Oligarchy

Answer 40

Rule by a few elite

Question 41

Refulgent

Answer 41

Shining brightly

Question 42

Nepotism

Answer 42

Favoritism shown to relatives

Question 43

Ribald

Answer 43

Humorous in a mildly indecent or vulgar way

Question 44

Avuncular

Answer 44

Relating to an uncle

Question 45

Supplicate

Answer 45

To ask, beg, or plead for humbly and earnestly

Question 46

Irascible

Answer 46

Easily angered; hot-tempered, irritable

Question 47

Inexorable

Answer 47

Not able to be stopped, changed or moved; relentless, unyielding

Question 48

Parvenu

Answer 48

A person who suddenly acquired wealth or power and rises to a higher class but is not accepted by its members

Question 49

Salubrious

Answer 49

Favorable or conducive to wellbeing; healthful, wholesome

Question 50

Hyperbole

Answer 50

Exaggeration in speech or writing; especially intentional and obvious

Question 51

Sanctimonious

Answer 51

Characterized by insincere attempt to show moral superiority