Question 1

Fraudulent

Accepted Answer

Dishonest or illegal, involving deception.

Question 2

Exorbitant

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Unreasonably high or excessive.

Question 3

Unclassifiable

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Impossible to categorize or classify.

Question 4

Recognize

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To identify someone or something known; to acknowledge formally.

Question 5

Obtain

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To acquire or secure something.

Question 6

Ambiguity

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The quality of being open to more than one interpretation.

Question 7

Assess

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To evaluate or estimate the nature, quality, or ability of something.

Question 8

Substantiated

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Supported with proof or evidence.

Question 9

Convey

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To transport or carry to a place; to communicate.

Question 10

Contentious

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Likely to cause disagreement or controversy.

Question 11

Orthodox

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Conforming to established standards or conventions.

Question 12

Perception

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The ability to see, hear, or become aware of something through the senses.

Question 13

Prevalent

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Widespread in a particular area or at a particular time.

Question 14

Hoard

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To collect and keep a large amount of something, often secretly.

Question 15

Distinctive

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Characteristic of one person or thing, serving to distinguish it from others.

Question 16

Intrinsic

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Belonging naturally; essential.

Question 17

Accentuate

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To make more noticeable or prominent.

Question 18

Inconspicuous

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Not clearly visible or attracting attention.

Question 19

Intervention

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The act of coming between so as to prevent or alter a result.

Question 20

Rigorous

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Extremely thorough and careful; harsh.

Question 21

Astute

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Having or showing sharp judgment; clever.

Question 22

Elusive

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Difficult to find, catch, or achieve.

Question 23

Fortify

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To strengthen or reinforce.

Question 24

Transient

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Lasting only for a short time; impermanent.

Question 25

Eminent

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Famous and respected within a particular sphere.

Question 26

Erratic

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Not regular or consistent; unpredictable.

Question 27

Lucid

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Clear and easy to understand; bright or luminous.

Question 28

Revitalize

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To give new life or vigor to.

Question 29

Manifest

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Clear or obvious to the mind; to show or demonstrate.

Question 30

Resilient

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Able to recover quickly from difficulties.

Question 31

Viable

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Capable of working successfully; feasible.

Question 32

Convoluted

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Complex and difficult to follow.

Question 33

Susceptible

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Likely to be influenced or harmed by a particular thing.

Question 34

Tedious

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Too long, slow, or dull; tiresome or monotonous.

Question 35

Advocate

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To publicly recommend or support.

Question 36

Profound

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Very great or intense; showing deep insight.

Question 37

Adverse

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Preventing success or development; harmful.

Question 38

Imminent

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About to happen.

Question 39

Discrepancy

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A lack of compatibility or similarity between two facts.

Question 40

Skeptical

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Not easily convinced; having doubts or reservations.

Question 41

Analogous

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Comparable in certain respects.

Question 42

Formidable

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Inspiring fear or respect through being large, powerful, or intense.

Question 43

Inherent

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Existing in something as a permanent attribute.

Question 44

Divergent

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Moving or extending in different directions.

Question 45

Alleviate

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To make less severe.

Question 46

Implication

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The conclusion that can be drawn; the action of implicating.

Question 47

Arbitrary

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Based on random choice or personal whim.

Question 48

Consistent

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Acting or done in the same way over time.

Question 49

Preserve

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To maintain in its original state; to protect.

Question 50

Invaluable

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Extremely useful; indispensable.

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