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Question 1

machiavellian

Answer 1

Someone Machiavellian is sneaky, cunning, and lacking a moral code.
like crafty, cunning, sly حیله گر
crafty: good at getting what you want by clever planning and by secretly deceiving people

Question 2

machinations

Answer 2

secret, clever, and often unfair methods used to achieve something – used to show disapproval
machinations of
the political machinations of far right groups (دسیسه های سیاسی گروه های راست افراطی)

Question 3

maelstrom

Answer 3

powerful whirlpool(گرداب)
a maelstrom of conflicting emotions

Question 4

malinger

Answer 4

verb like feign نقش بازی کردن
to avoid work by pretending to be ill
He accused Frank of malingering.

Question 5

malleable

Answer 5

1 technical something that is malleable is easy to press or pull into a new shape
malleable steel
2 formal someone who is malleable can be easily influenced or changed by other people
a malleable child

Question 6

maverick

Answer 6

an unusual person who has different ideas and ways of behaving from other people, and is often very successful. independent
He’s always been a bit of a maverick.

Question 7

megalomania

Answer 7

Megalomania is a crazy hunger for power and wealth,
Comic book villains often suffer from megalomania. Their plans are thwarted only by superheroes.
thwart: to prevent someone from doing what they are trying to do

Question 8

menagerie

Answer 8

a group of wild animals kept privately or for the public to see
Despite the menagerie of insects, there are no bugs in this game.

Question 9

mendacious

Answer 9

dishonest
a secretive and mendacious government

Question 10

meretricious

Answer 10

like specious(seeming to be true or correct, but actually false) or spurious
falsely attractive
meretricious research

Question 11

metamorphosis

Answer 11

change, transformation
It took me some time to undergo the metamorphosis from teacher to lecturer.
the metamorphosis of China under Deng’s economic reforms
Beetles undergo a complete metamorphosis in their life cycle.

Question 12

metereological

Answer 12

concerned with the weather
If you’re interested in a meteorological career, it means you’d like to be a meteorologist — a weather expert.

Question 13

microcosm

Answer 13

a small group, society, or place that has the same qualities as a much larger one → macrocosm
microcosm of
New York’s mix of people is a microcosm of America.
in microcosm
All the problems of society can be seen here in microcosm.

Question 14

militate

Answer 14

to work against, to prevent something to happen.
Environmental factors militate against building the power station in this area.

Question 15

minatory

Answer 15

threatening, menacing
This minatory approach hasn’t scared children off hard drugs.
minatory notices.

Question 16

minuscule

Answer 16

very small opp majuscule
like lilliputian
a minuscule amount of food
Her office is minuscule.

Question 17

minutiae

Answer 17

petty details. like trivial
I’m not interested in the minutiae of the research, just its conclusions.

Question 18

miscellany

Answer 18

a group of different things SYN variety
miscellany of
He earned his living from a miscellany of jobs.
Almost like motely=miscellaneous

Question 19

miscreant

Answer 19

villain, criminal
a bad person who causes trouble, hurts people

Mischievous: naughtily playful کرم

Question 20

misogynist

Answer 20

one who hates women

misanthrope: one who hates humanity. Like jaundiced

Question 21

mnemonic

Answer 21

something such as a poem or a sentence that you use to help you remember a rule, a name etc
He talked about the effective use of time, mnemonic tricks, and various kinds of tests.

Question 22

monolithic

Answer 22

1 a monolithic building is very large, solid, and impressive
2 a monolithic organization, political system etc is very large and powerful and difficult to change
a monolithic movie company

Question 23

motley

Answer 23

a motley collection/crew/assortment etc
a group of people or things that are very different from each other and do not seem to belong together همه جور جنسی توش هست
I looked at the motley bunch we were sailing with and began to feel uneasy about the trip.
His pockets contained a motley collection of coins, movie ticket stubs, and old candies.

Question 24

multifarious

Answer 24

diverse
multifarious business activities
Let us begin at the roots of this multifarious society.

Miscellany: variety

Question 25

necromancy

Answer 25

magic, especially evil magic black magic

Question 26

negate

Answer 26

to cause something to have no effect: The increase in our profits has been negated by the rising costs of running the business.

Question 27

neologism

Answer 27

a new word or expression, or a word used with a new meaning SYN coinage coinage: 1 ضرب سکه 2 ابداع واژه

Question 28

neophyte

Answer 28

beginner. Like apprentice. Tyro. Novice 1 someone who has just started to learn a particular skill, art, job etc 2 a new member of a religious group

Question 29

nexus

Answer 29

a connection or network of connections between a number of people, things, or ideas nexus of a nexus of social relationships

Question 30

nonplussed

Answer 30

bewildered

Question 31

nostrum

Answer 31

Though you try many medicines that claim to cure your cold, none of them work. They turn out to be nostrums, or ineffective drugs. راه حلی ک کارساز نیس an economic nostrum

Question 32

nugatory

Answer 32

invalid Social custom made this proviso almost nugatory.

Question 33

obsequious

Answer 33

very eager to please or agree with people who are powerful – used to show disapproval SYN servile or toady خدمتگزار - چاپلوس an obsequious smile Toady - sycophant - obsequious person - fawner - flatterer - kowtower - puppet

Question 34

obsequy

Answer 34

funeral ceremony

Question 35

obviate

Answer 35

to remove a difficulty, especially so that action to deal with it becomes unnecessary: A peaceful solution would obviate the need to send a UN military force. The new treatment obviates the need for surgery.

Question 36

occlude

Answer 36

to shut, block مسدود کرد, like foreclose Veins can get occluded by blood clots(لخته).

Question 37

occult

Answer 37

relating to magical powers and activities, such as those of witchcraft and astrology: She claims to have occult powers, given to her by some mysterious spirit.

Question 38

odyssey

Answer 38

1 a series of experiences that teach you something about yourself or about life a spiritual odyssey 2 a long adventurous voyage, a quest on an odyssey They departed Texas on a three-year odyssey that took them as far as Japan.

Question 39

officious

Answer 39

too eager to tell people what to do – used to show disapproval like meddlesome an officious traffic warden

Question 40

olfactory

Answer 40

connected with the sense of smell the olfactory cells in the nose Gustatory: is an adjective that refers to tasting or the sense of taste. Auditory: Relating to the ability to hear

Question 41

oligarchy

Answer 41

when a country or organization is run by a small group of people. Eventually oligarchy took over from democracy.

Question 42

onerous

Answer 42

work or a responsibility that is onerous is difficult and worrying or makes you tired → burdensome an onerous task

Question 43

onomatopoeia

Answer 43

the use of words that sound like the thing that they are describing like boom, crash, bang

Question 44

opprobrium

Answer 44

strong criticism or disapproval, especially expressed publicly Any country trading in these weapons would face international opprobrium.

Question 45

ornithologist

Answer 45

someone who studies birds

Question 46

oscillate

Answer 46

to move back and forth. Like fluctuate The stock market is oscillating wildly at the moment. oscillate between His income oscillated between £1,500 and £2,000 a month. The needle on the dial began to oscillate.

Question 47

overweening

Answer 47

arrogant too proud and confident – used to show disapproval overweening ambition