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Question 0

Discern

Answer 0

To catch sight of; to recognize and stand

Question 1

Autonomy

Answer 1

Independence; self-determination

Question 2

Futile

Answer 2

In capable of producing a useful results; vain

Question 3

Trivial

Answer 3

A very little importance

Question 4

Elitism

Answer 4

The practice of herb believe in ruled by an elite

Question 5

Endorse

Answer 5

Two express approval or support of

Question 6

Resign

Answer 6

To give up especially formally; to relinquish; to submit without resistance

Question 7

Forbear

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To refrain from; to be patient or self-controlled

Question 8

Frivolous

Answer 8

Characterized by lack of seriousness or sense; not worthy of serious notice

Question 9

Fundamental

Answer 9

Of or being a foundation or basis; of great importance

Question 10

Inadequate

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Inefficient; incompetent; incapable; weak

Question 11

Erratic

Answer 11

Inconsistent; unpredictable; wandering irregular; unstable

Question 12

Persuade

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To prevail on a person to do something as by advising or urging; to induce to believe; convince

Question 13

Exemplify

Answer 13

To illustrate by example

Question 14

Prevail

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To be widespread or current; to occur as the most important or frequent element

Question 15

Exploit

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To utilize especially for profit; to take advantage of

Question 16

Hostility

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Meanness; bitterness; animosity; resentment

Question 17

Naïve

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Having unaffected simplicity of nature; lacking in experience, judgment, and information

Question 18

Negligent

Answer 18

Guilty of or characterized by neglect

Question 19

Vindictive

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Disposed to seek revenge; revengeful; spiteful

Question 20

Prestige

Answer 20

A reputation or influence arising from success achievement or in rank

Question 21

Reconcile

Answer 21

To cause to except something not desired; to cause to become friendly again; to settle a dispute

Question 22

Tolerate

Answer 22

To allow without hindrance; permit; to put up with and endure

Question 23

Accumulate

Answer 23

Together or collect

Question 24

Adapt

Answer 24

To adjust to become adjusted to new requirements or conditions

Question 25

Complacency

Answer 25

He feeling of quiet pleasure or security often while unaware of unpleasant possibilities

Question 26

Anachronism

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The representation of something as existing or happening in the wrong time period

Question 27

Disdain

Answer 27

Hate, content, scorned, dislike, or ridicule

Question 28

Antagonism

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Active hostility or opposition

Question 29

Connoisseur

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An expert judge in art or matters of taste

Question 30

Assume

Answer 30

To take for granted without proof; to suppose; to take upon oneself

Question 31

Baffle

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To bewilder, perplexed, astound, or confuse

Question 32

Benign

Answer 32

Kind and gentle

Question 33

Brevity

Answer 33

The quality or state of being belief in duration

Question 34

Callous

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Emotionally Hardan; unfeeling

Question 35

Candid

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Completely honest; straightforward

Question 36

Collaborate

Answer 36

To work with another

Question 37

Integrate

Answer 37

To bring together into a unified whole; to combine to produce a whole or a larger unit

Question 38

Commemorate

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To serve as a memorial of; to honor the memory of by some observance

Question 39

Burden

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That which is carried; a load; that which is borne with difficulty

Question 40

Contrary

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Opposite in character or direction

Question 41

Inconsistence

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Lacking in harmony between the different parts or elements; self-contradictory; lacking agreement as one thing with another or two or more things in relation to each other

Question 42

Convey

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To take from one place to another; to communicate

Question 43

Linguistics

Answer 43

The study of language

Question 44

Drama

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The art of writing or producing place; a series of vivid exciting or suspense events

Question 45

Duplicitous

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Deceitful, dishonest, two-faced, deliberately deceptive

Question 46

Inquiry

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Seeking for information or knowledge; an investigation; a question

Question 47

Erroneous

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Containing an error; incorrect

Question 48

Gesture

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A movement or position of the hand arm body head or face that is expressive of an idea or emotion

Question 49

Impression

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A strong effect produced on the intellect feelings or senses; a somewhat vague awareness or notion

Question 50

Interact

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To act upon one another

Question 51

Lament

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To express grief or regret; a vocal expression of grief

Question 52

Contemporary

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Existing, occurring, living at the same time

Question 53

Legitimate

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According to the law; in accordance with established rules and standards; valid; logical; justified

Question 54

Manipulate

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To manage or influence skillfully and often unfairly

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Egotism

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Excessive reference to oneself; self-centeredness

Question 56

Mitigate

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To make or become less severe, intense, or painful

Question 57

Objective

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A purpose, goal; not influence by personal feelings, unbiased

Question 58

Proximity

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Nearness in place, time, our relation

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Obscure

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Not clear to the understanding; ambiguous or vague; not easily noticed

Question 60

Optimism

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A tendency to look on the more favorable side of events or conditions; the belief that goodwill ultimately triumphs over evil