Set 1

Question 1

Preclude - PS, def.

Answer 1

Preclude (verb) - to make impossible, especially by taking action in advance

Question 2

Preclude - syn

Answer 2

Preclude (syn) - hinder, prohibit, prevent

Question 3

Preclude - ant.

Answer 3

Preclude (ant) - allow, permit

Question 4

Impunity - PS, def.

Answer 4

Impunity (noun) - freedom from penalty or harm

Question 5

Impunity - syn

Answer 5

Impunity (syn) - immunity, liberty, exemption

Question 6

Impunity - ant

Answer 6

Impunity (ant) - denial, prohibition

Question 7

Immolation - PS, def.

Answer 7

Immolation (noun) - death or destruction

Question 8

Immolation - syn

Answer 8

Immolation (syn) - oblation, deduction, decrease, fall

Question 9

Immolation - ant

Answer 9

Immolation (ant.) - increase, rise

Question 10

Abscond - PS, def.

Answer 10

Abscond (verb) - to go away suddenly and secretly

Question 11

Abscond - syn

Answer 11

Abscond (syn) - disappear, flee, vanish

Question 12

Abscond - ant

Answer 12

Abscond (ant) - appear, arrive, come

Question 13

Repose - PS, def.

Answer 13

Repose - to lie dead or at rest

Question 14

Repose - syn

Answer 14

Repose (syn) - rest, lie, lounge

Question 15

Repose - ant.

Answer 15

Repose (ant) - move, stand

Question 16

Termination - PS, def.

Answer 16

Termination (noun) - an end, limit, or edge

Question 17

Termination - syn

Answer 17

Termination (syn) - completion, expiry, finish

Question 18

Termination - ant

Answer 18

Termination (ant) - beginning, continuation

Question 19

Subside - PS, def.

Answer 19

Subside (verb) - to decrease in amount or intensity; settle down

Question 20

Subside - syn

Answer 20

Subside (syn) - weaken, lessen, decrease

Question 21

Subside - ant

Answer 21

Subside (ant) - grow, rise

Question 22

Aperture - PS, def.

Answer 22

Aperture (noun) - an opening, such as a hole or a gap

Question 23

Aperture - syn

Answer 23

Aperture (syn) - breach, gash, slot, hole

Question 24

Aperture - ant

Answer 24

Aperture (ant) - closing, closure

Question 25

Accost - PS, def.

Answer 25

Accost (verb) - to approach or address boldly or aggressively

Question 26

Accost - syn

Answer 26

Accost (syn) - annoy, confront, challenge

Question 27

Accost - ant

Answer 27

Accost (ant) - ignore, refrain

Question 28

Fetter - PS, def.

Answer 28

Fetter (verb) - to restrain with chains or manacles, typically around ankles

Question 29

Fetter - syn

Answer 29

Fetter (syn) - chained, confine, hinder

Question 30

Fetter - ant

Answer 30

Fetter (ant) - free, liberate

Question 31

Destined - PS, def.

Answer 31

Destined (adj.) - developing as though according to a plan

Question 32

Destined - syn

Answer 32

Destined (syn) - intended, doomed, fore-ordained

Question 33

Destined - ant

Answer 33

Destined (ant) - distant, remote, avoidable

Question 34

Implore - PS, def.

Answer 34

Implore (verb) - beg someone earnestly to do something

Question 35

Implore - syn

Answer 35

Implore (syn) - urge, plead, beseech

Question 36

Implore - ant

Answer 36

Implore (ant) - refused, disgust

Question 37

Virtuoso - PS, def.

Answer 37

Virtuoso (noun) - a person highly skilled in music or another artistic pursuit

Question 38

Virtuoso - syn

Answer 38

Virtuoso (syn) - prodigy, expert, genius

Question 39

Virtuoso - ant.

Answer 39

Virtuoso (ant) - amateur, rookie

Answer 40

preclude

Answer 41

impunity

Answer 42

destined

Answer 43

implore

Answer 44

virtuoso

Answer 45

immolation

Answer 46

abscond

Answer 47

accost

Answer 48

fetter

Answer 49

repose

Answer 50

termination

Answer 51

subside

Answer 52

aperture

Answer 53

palazzo