Question 1

to formally withdraw

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recant

Question 2

ritual chant; spell

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incantation

Question 3

losing fondness for; unhappy with

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disenchanted

Question 4

so quiet as to be impossible to hear

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inaudible

Question 5

having to do with the sense of hearing

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auditory

Question 6

a thorough review

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audit

Question 7

unpleasant or inharmonious sound

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dissonance

Question 8

similarity of word sounds

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assonance

Question 9

having an effect; powerful

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resonant

Question 10

comparable to; like

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analogous

Question 11

communication between two or more people

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dialogue

Question 12

a speech, passage, or event coming before the main speech or event

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prologue

Question 13

warlike in nature

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bellicose

Question 14

occurring before a war

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antebellum

Question 15

warlike mood or attitude

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belligerence

Question 16

fond of; feeling love towards

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enamored

Question 17

good-natured; cheerful

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amiable

Question 18

not bitter or hostile; friendly

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amicable

Question 19

to act hostile towards; provoke

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antagonize

Question 20

the central character in a work of literature

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protagonist

Question 21

one who is hostile towards; one who opposes

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antagonist

Question 22

calm and wise; reasonable

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philosophical

Question 23

charitable donation to public causes

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philanthropy

Question 24

one who loves books

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bibliophile

Question 25

something that gets in the way; obstacle

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impediment

Question 26

providing results quickly; practical and effective

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expedient

Question 27

lacking excitement; ordinary and dull

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pedestrian

Question 28

one possessing abundant knowledge of minor, often uninteresting, things

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pedant

Question 29

a teacher, especially one who is dull and narrow-minded

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pedagogue

Question 30

a bad imitation of; a perversion of

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travesty

Question 31

significant to one's own profit or well-being

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vested

Question 32

clothing worn to symbolize religious or political authority

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vestment

Question 33

to strip or remove a title or position of authority

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divest

Question 34

having to do with the body

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corporeal

Question 35

extremely fat; obese

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corpulent

Question 36

to bring together features, ideas, or elements

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incorporate

Question 37

the same all the way through; consistent

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uniform

Question 38

in one voice

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unison

Question 39

showing complete agreement

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unanimous

Question 40

a speech made by a single person

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monologue

Question 41

to use or take so as to prevent others from using or taking

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monopolize

Question 42

marriage to only one person at a time

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monogamy

Question 43

exactly the same throughout; lacking any diversity

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monolithic

Question 44

a word spelled exactly like another word, but having a different meaning

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homonym

Question 45

forced to be exactly the same

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homogenized

Question 46

fair; just

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equitable

Question 47

balance; steadiness

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equilibrium

Question 48

injustice; wrong or wicked action or situation

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iniquity

Question 49

kindly; favorable towards

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benevolent

Question 50

a person who gives friendly aid

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benefactor

Question 51

causing no harm

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benign

Question 52

sameness of opinion; agreement

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accord

Question 53

lack of agreement; disharmony

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discord

Question 54

warmly friendly and polite

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cordial

Question 55

anger or hostility

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animosity

Question 56

evenness of mind and spirit; calm

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equanimity

Question 57

generous in spirit

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magnanimous

Question 58

causing great sadness or pessimism

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dismal

Question 59

wishing harm towards; hostile

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malevolent

Question 60

intended to hurt or harm

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malicious

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