Question 1

introspective

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characterized by the act or process of looking into oneself

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quivering as from weakness or fear

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discretion in practical affairs

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a person authorized to conduct religious worship

Question 2

demeanor

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conduct; behavior; facial appearance

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culpably involved

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characteristic of secularity rather than spirituality

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pale, as of a person's complexion

Question 3

indolence

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showing slowness and inactiveness

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showing a brooding ill humor

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any dramatic scene

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speak about unimportant matters rapidly and incessantly

Question 4

suffice

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to be enough or adequate; satisfy

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abundant wealth

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having the deep slightly brownish color of gold

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profane language

Question 5

elicit

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to draw or bring out or forth; educe; evoke

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a British lawyer who gives legal advice

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believe especially on uncertain or tentative grounds

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a levy of one tenth of something

Question 6

incoherent

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lacking normal clarity or intelligibility in speech or thought

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very pleasing to the eye

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not easily irritated

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dishonorable in character or purpose

Question 7

wade

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to move with difficulty; to sttack with determination

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showing a brooding ill humor

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unpleasantly cool and humid

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of or associated with the great masses of people

Question 8

conspire

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to join in a secret agreement to do an unlawful or wrongful act

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a religious doctrine proclaimed as true without proof

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one of a class of woodland deities

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having an exaggerated sense of self-importance

Question 9

incessant

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continuing or following without interruption

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a feeling of mild anxiety about possible developments

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thin and tattered with age

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with obstinate determination

Question 10

deprave

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to speak ill of; to make bad; corrupt

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a vehicle carrying many passengers

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a pessimistic feeling of distrust

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a step in walking or running

Question 11

punctuate

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to mark or divide with punctuation marks; to break into or interrupt at intervals

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lacking lightness or liveliness

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lacking spirit or liveliness

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a very steep cliff

Question 12

compulsion

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an act of driving or urging forcefully or irresistibly

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assign great social importance to

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an unnatural lack of color in the skin

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having excitement and emotional appeal

Question 13

relentless

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harsh or inflexible; oppressively constant

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a laborer who is obliged to do menial work

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an indication that something has been present

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a sketchy summary of the main points of an argument

Question 14

imperative

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or vital importance; crucial; giving an authoritative command

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offensively malodorous

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defiantly aggressive

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impervious to correction by punishment

Question 15

discernment

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the ability to judge well

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without qualification

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incapable of being retracted

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a state of deep-seated ill-will

Question 16

guffaw

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laugh in a loud and energetic way

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lacking grace in movement or posture

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unrestrained by convention or propriety

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a feeling of righteous anger

Question 17

imperceptible

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impossible to become aware of something

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a quick reply to a question or remark

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a social class comprising those who do manual labor

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an expert manner of speaking involving control of voice

Question 18

elusive

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difficult to find, catch, or achieve

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emotionally hardened

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the philosophical study of being and knowing

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a medicine that strengthens and invigorates

Question 19

inflict

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cause to be suffered by someone or something

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stubbornly insistent on theory rather than practicality

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very thin especially from disease or hunger or cold

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having ethical or moral principles

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