Question 1

Confer

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To grant or bestow (a title, benefit, or right)

Question 2

Incite

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To encourage or stir up (violent or unlawful behavior)

Question 3

Relinquish

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To voluntarily give up or let go

Question 4

Ameliorate

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To make something better or less severe

Question 5

Convoluted

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Extremely complex and difficult to follow

Question 6

Resign

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To accept something undesirable as unavoidable

Question 7

Clout

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Influence or power, especially in politics or business

Question 8

Diverge

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To go in a different direction from a common point

Question 9

Affluent

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Having a great deal of money; wealthy

Question 10

Replicate

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To copy or reproduce something exactly

Question 11

Feign

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To pretend to feel or be affected by something

Question 12

Obsolete

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No longer produced or used; outdated

Question 13

Conspicuous

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Clearly visible; attracting attention

Question 14

Rationale

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A set of reasons or logical basis for a course of action

Question 15

Disparage

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To speak of in a disrespectful or negative way

Question 16

Detract

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To take away from; reduce the value of

Question 17

Transcend

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To rise above or go beyond the limits of something

Question 18

Contend

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To argue or assert a position in a debate

Question 19

Implicit

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Implied though not plainly expressed

Question 20

Refute

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To prove a statement or theory to be wrong

Question 21

Resilient

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Able to recover quickly from hardship or change

Question 22

Bemoan

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To express sorrow or discontent

Question 23

Pivotal

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Critically important or central

Question 24

Precede

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To come before something in time or order

Question 25

Vindicate

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To clear someone of blame or suspicion

Question 26

Viable

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Capable of working successfully; feasible

Question 27

Concede

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To admit something is true after initially denying it

Question 28

Juxtapose

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To place things side by side for comparison

Question 29

Scrutiny

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Close and critical observation or examination

Question 30

Discrepancy

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A lack of agreement or consistency

Question 31

Ambiguous

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Open to more than one interpretation; unclear

Question 32

Formidable

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Inspiring fear or respect through power or size

Question 33

Foster

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To encourage or promote the development of something

Question 34

Alleviate

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To reduce pain, suffering, or difficulty

Question 35

Candid

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Truthful and straightforward; honest

Question 36

Elusive

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Difficult to find, catch, or understand

Question 37

Tentative

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Not certain or fixed; done without confidence

Question 38

Reconcile

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To restore friendly relations between people

Question 39

Obligate

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To bind legally or morally

Question 40

Skeptical

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Not easily convinced; having doubts

Question 41

Endorse

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To publicly support or approve of something

Question 42

Bolster

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To support or strengthen

Question 43

Negligent

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Failing to take proper care or responsibility

Question 44

Complacent

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Self-satisfied and unaware of danger or flaws

Question 45

Impede

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To block or slow progress

Question 46

Innate

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Existing naturally rather than being learned

Question 47

Debunk

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To expose the falseness of a claim or idea

Question 48

Gravitate

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To be attracted or drawn toward something

Question 49

Reproach

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To express disapproval or disappointment

Question 50

Lucid

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Clearly expressed and easy to understand

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