Question 1

Efficacy

Accepted Answer

effectiveness; ability to produce a desired result.

Question 2

Chronicle

Accepted Answer

a detailed record; to document events in order.

Question 3

Repudiation

Accepted Answer

rejection; refusal to accept or be associated with.

Question 4

Taxa

Accepted Answer

categories or groups used in biological classification.

Question 5

Corollary

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a natural consequence or result.

Question 6

Relinquish

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to give up; to surrender something voluntarily.

Question 7

Ostensible

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apparent; seeming, but not necessarily true.

Question 8

Disparity

Accepted Answer

a great difference; inequality.

Question 9

Ambiguity

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uncertainty; unclear meaning or intention.

Question 10

Resilience

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the capacity to recover quickly from difficulties.

Question 11

Conflated

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combined or fused into one.

Question 12

Redundant

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unnecessary; superfluous.

Question 13

Convoluted

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intricate; overly complicated.

Question 14

Brevity

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shortness of duration; concise use of words.

Question 15

Ameliorate

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to improve; make better or more tolerable.

Question 16

Subterranean

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existing or occurring below the surface of the earth.

Question 17

Implication

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a conclusion that can be drawn; an indirect suggestion.

Question 18

Proliferation

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rapid increase in numbers.

Question 19

Depletion

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reduction in the quantity of something.

Question 20

Discrepancy

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a lack of compatibility between two or more facts.

Question 21

Opaque

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not transparent; hard to understand.

Question 22

Inconspicuousness

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the quality of being not noticeable.

Question 23

Primordial

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existing at or from the beginning of time.

Question 24

Intrinsically

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in an essential or natural way.

Question 25

Impenetrable

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impossible to pass through or understand.

Question 26

Preclude

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to prevent from happening; make impossible.

Question 27

Labyrinthine

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complicated; maze-like.

Question 28

Facade

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an outward appearance that conceals something.

Question 29

Arbitrary

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based on random choice or personal whim.

Question 30

Abstract

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existing in thought; not concrete or tangible.

Question 31

Depiction

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the action of representing in words or art.

Question 32

Augment

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to make greater; increase.

Question 33

Propensity

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an inclination or tendency to behave in a certain way.

Question 34

Conspicuous

Accepted Answer

easily seen; attracting attention.

Question 35

Intermittent

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occurring at irregular intervals; not continuous.

Question 36

Semantics

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the meaning of a word, phrase, or text.

Question 37

Ostentation

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pretentious display; designed to impress.

Question 38

Indispensable

Accepted Answer

absolutely necessary; essential.

Question 39

Retrospective

Accepted Answer

looking back on or dealing with past events.

Question 40

Synchronicity

Accepted Answer

the simultaneous occurrence of events.

Question 41

Eradicate

Accepted Answer

to destroy completely; put an end to.

Question 42

Ambivalent

Accepted Answer

having mixed feelings or contradictory ideas.

Question 43

Reciprocal

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mutual; shared between two parties.

Question 44

Susceptibility

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the state of being likely to be influenced or harmed.

Question 45

Oscillate

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to move back and forth in a regular rhythm.

Question 46

Proximity

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closeness in space, time, or relationship.

Question 47

Catalyst

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a substance or agent that speeds up a reaction.

Question 48

Resonate

Accepted Answer

to produce or evoke strong feelings or shared emotions.

Question 49

Immutable

Accepted Answer

unchanging over time; fixed.

Question 50

Culminate

Accepted Answer

to reach the highest point or final stage.

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