MinD Sep 28 - Oct 04

Question 1

Conscript (v)

Answer 1

To register, enlist, draft, induce, recruit

Question 2

Consecrate (v)

Answer 2

To make or declare sacred

Question 3

Conservatory (n)

Answer 3

A school for the teaching of music, act or art; a room usually connected to a house in which plants are grown and kept, a greenhouse

Question 4

Consign (v)

Answer 4

To deliver, transfer, entrust or give up

Question 5

Connubial (adj)

Answer 5

Relating to marriage or the state of being married

Question 6

Consolidate (v)

Answer 6

To join together to become more effective, to become stronger, to combine into a whole, unify

Question 7

Consonant (adj)

Answer 7

In agreement, harmonious

Question 8

Conspiracy (n)

Answer 8

A secret agreement, plot

Question 9

Confound (v)

Answer 9

To confuse or surprise; to perplex or bewilder; to amaze

Question 10

Confraternity (n)

Answer 10

A fraternal union; brotherhood

Question 11

Confront (v)

Answer 11

To bring face to face, encounter

Question 12

Congenital (adj)

Answer 12

Heredity

Question 13

Connive (v)

Answer 13

To join secretly in a plot; conspire; to support a wrong doing by ignoring or failing to report it

Question 14

Congruent (adj)

Answer 14

Equivalent, compatible, of the same shape

Question 14

Conjecture (v)

Answer 14

To guess, figure out with little evidence

Question 14

Conjoin (v)

Answer 14

To join or act together

Question 15

Conjugal (adj)

Answer 15

Connected with marriage or the relationship between husband and wife

Question 16

Conjure (v)

Answer 16

To call forth using magic

Question 17

Consternation (n)

Answer 17

A feeling of anxiety, shock or confusion; a state of dismay

Question 18

Constituency (n)

Answer 18

The body of voters from a district represented by an elected official; a group of supporters for anything

Question 19

Construe (v)

Answer 19

To interpret

Question 20

Contempt (n)

Answer 20

A strong feeling of combined dislike and lack of respect; scorn

Question 21

Contemptuous (adj)

Answer 21

Feeling contempt; disdainful; scornful

Question 22

Contentious (adj)

Answer 22

Argumentative; quarrelsome

Question 23

Contiguous (adj)

Answer 23

Adjoining; side by side

Question 24

Continuum (n)

Answer 24

A continuous whole without clear division into parts

Question 25

Contort (v)

Answer 25

To twist or bend out of shape

Question 26

Contravention (n)

Answer 26

Contrary; opposition

Question 27

Contretemps (n)

Answer 27

An unlucky event, often happening in public and causing social embarrassment

Question 28

Contrived (adj)

Answer 28

False, artificial, not spontaneous, obviously planned

Question 29

Controvert (v)

Answer 29

To dispute, opposed by reasoning, refute

Question 30

Contumely (adv)

Answer 30

Contemptuous rudeness, arrogance, an insulting act or comment

Question 31

Convene (v)

Answer 31

To gather together; to assemble especially for a formal meeting

Question 32

Convex (adj)

Answer 32

Curved or rounded like an exterior sphere or circle

Question 33

Convolution (n)

Answer 33

A complexity of coils, twists, and folds

Question 34

Cornucopia (n)

Answer 34

Bounty, plenty, affluence, an abundance

Question 35

Corollary (n)

Answer 35

Something that results from something else; a natural result or consequence

Question 36

Corporal (adj)

Answer 36

Affecting or related to the body as in punishment