W9

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relentless

Answer 1

unceasingly intense

Question 2

resentment

Answer 2

bitterness

Question 3

reluctant

Answer 3

unwilling

Question 4

slight (1 & 2)

Answer 4

small + insult / affront

Question 5

withering

Answer 5

contemptuous

Question 6

disdain

Answer 6

contempt / scorn

Question 7

forthwith

Answer 7

right away / immediately

Question 8

scathing

Answer 8

scornful / contemptuous

Question 9

felicitious

Answer 9

apt / appropriate / well suited

Question 10

pertain

Answer 10

appropriate

Question 11

pertinent

Answer 11

relevent / felicitious

Question 12

hobble (1 & 2)

Answer 12

walk in an awkward way typically due to an injury / crippled + tie or strap together to not allow movement / to prevent from doing something

Question 13

illusory

Answer 13

based on illusion

Question 14

understate (1 & 2)

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describe someone (or something) as less important than that of actually he (or it) is + present in a subtle and effective way

Question 15

understated

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presented in a subtle and effective way

Question 16

groan

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deep sound of pain

Question 17

absolve

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The definition of absolve is to be forgiven for your sins or to be set free of all of the legal or moral consequences of your actions.

Question 18

spurious

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bullshit / fake / bogus

{puke}

Question 19

germane

Answer 19

relevent

{german}

Question 20

decry

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denounce / condemn

{de-cry}

Question 21

abrogate

Answer 21

repeal / renounce / revoke

{ae-bro-gate}

Question 22

relinquish

Answer 22

renounce / give up / cede

{quish}

Question 23

abdicate

Answer 23

renounce one’s thrown

{ab(de-) + dicate(dictate)}

Question 24

coruscating (1 & 2)

Answer 24

extremely bright and shinning + severely critical / blistering / scathing
{~curse}

Question 25

snub

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insult / ignore / spurn disdainfully / affront

Question 26

rebuff

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reject in an abrupt or ungracious manner | {~arey + bhaggg (bffff)}

Question 27

hew

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The definition of hew is to chop, cut or shape something | {~chew}

Question 28

transmute

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to change from one form, species, condition, nature, or substance into another; transform; convert {cis trans + mutation}

Question 29

contrivance

Answer 29

scheme / artifice

Question 30

canard

Answer 30

false / misleading story | {can + hardly + happen}}

Question 31

sordid

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dirty / squalid / distatsteful | {sore + deed}

Question 32

squalid

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very dirty, foul or conditions that are unsanitary and unhealthy {squashed lid}

Question 33

commensurate

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equal /proportionate | {co-mensuration}

Question 34

beholden

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obliged / bounded / indebted / obligated | {be+holden}

Question 35

*subterfuge

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deceit used in order to achieve one's goal./ trickery / deceit {subtle refuge}

Question 36

calumny

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slander / character assassination | {kala money}

Question 37

espionage

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spying / survellience / ninjutsu | {~spy}

Question 38

formost

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prominent / premier | {for-most}

Question 39

*sedulous

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showing dedication and diligence / diligent / careful / meticulous {to seduce a women, one must be persistent and careful}

Question 40

*incorrigible

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inveterate / habitual / chronic | {in-correctable}

Question 41

inexorable

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relentless / unstopabble | {in-ehaustable}

Question 42

barb (1 & 2)

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very strong insult or criticism + sharp/pointed/needle like {barb-e-que -> on a sharp stick} {barber -> has pointed ustara and scissors}

Question 43

mawkish

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something that smells a bit sickly, or is something that is overly sentimental in a way that kind of makes you feel sick {maa + kiss}

Question 44

draconian

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harsh / severe | {dracula}

Question 45

inclement

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cold , wet and unpleasant weather / behaviour | {clemency = mercy ; inclement = merciless weather / cold attitude / bitter / chilly attitude }

Question 46

sweltering

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very hot and humid weather | {sweating}

Question 47

trepidation

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fear / anxiety | {trapped in}

Question 48

intrepid

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fearless | {in(not)- trepid}

Question 49

verisimilitude

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looking so real and true | {very + similar + to + true}

Question 50

timeliness

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the fact or quality of being done or occurring at a favourable or useful time {quality of being at timely}

Question 51

fall prey to (idiom)

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to become victim of something | {fall(girna) + prey(shikar) + to}

Question 52

hamstrung

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crippled

Question 53

puritan

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person with moral beliefs. Especially about self indulgence and against adultery. / moralist / prude /victorian {pure}

Question 54

ascetic

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characterized by severe self-discipline and abstention from all forms of indulgence, typically for religious reasons. {cut all the aestherics}

Question 55

austere

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severe or strict in manner or attitude. / having no comforts or luxuries.

Question 56

self-denying

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characterized by or involving the denial of one's own interests and needs. / austere {to deny oneself for the desires}

Question 57

teetotaller

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person who never drinks alcohol / abstainer | {one who totally drinks tea and not alcohol}

Question 58

rabble

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disorderly crowd / mob | {~rebels}

Question 59

*censure

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express severe disapproval / condemn / criticize

Question 60

rabble-rousing

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encourage people for violence for one’s own political benefit {rebelion + arousing}

Question 61

philanderer

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libertine / womenizer / adulterer {phir + he + landed + on + her} {phil(love <= phillic) + wanderer}

Question 62

behoove

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it is a duty or responsibility for someone to do something./ it is appropriate or suitable; it befits. / befit / suit [ ill behoove – does not suits ] {~behave -> one must behave aptly}

Question 63

hedonist

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womenizer | {he + don + is -> criminals do are indulged in womanizing}

Question 64

libertine

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playboy / a person, especially a man, who freely indulges in sensual pleasures without regard to moral principles. {liberal + teen -> today, for teens, liberty is all about drinking, adulterying and drugs}

Question 65

non-partisan

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not biased or partisan, especially towards any particular political group {from none + party}