Question 1

An urgent&#44; pleading&#44; desperate request or appeal&#44; often made with deep emotion; a need for something

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beseeching

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entreating

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capacious

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solemn

Question 2

Too many to be counted, often used to describe something very large in number.

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innumerable

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capacious

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solemn

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beseeching

Question 3

Showing a friendly and cheerful nature; from Latin genialis "pleasant, festive"

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genial

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solemn

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baleful

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adamant

Question 4

A strong and passionate desire to do something or achieve something; Old French zel "passionate ardor in pursuit of an objective or course of action"

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zeal

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bade

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mirth

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demeanor

Question 5

Firm and unyielding in attitude or opinion, often refusing to change one's mind.

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adamant

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capacious

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bade

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spontaneous

Question 6

To eliminate or drive away something, often referring to fears or doubts.

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dispelled

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solemn

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transformation

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intricate

Question 7

Having a harmful or destructive effect&#44; often used to describe something that causes pain or misfortune; wicked or cruel

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baleful

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capacious

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genial

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mirth

Question 8

Able to hold a lot of things or having a lot of space inside; you want your cabinets to be ___.

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capacious

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bade

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solemn

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prodigiously

Question 9

Joyful amusement or merriment expressed through laughter.

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mirth

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zeal

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intricate

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solemn

Question 10

Characterized by a serious or grave demeanor, often linked to sad or depressing occasions.

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solemn

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mirth

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genial

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spontaneous

Question 11

Remarkably large or great in extent, size, or degree.

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immense

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intricate

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conspicuous

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beseeching

Question 12

Display a specific behavior or attitude, often observed through one's outward appearance.

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demeanor

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spontaneous

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transformation

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bade

Question 13

Complex and detailed, often referring to designs or patterns.

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intricate

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solemn

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conspicuous

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prodigiously

Question 14

A low protective wall along the edge of a roof, bridge, or balcony.

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parapets

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transformation

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zeal

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demeanor

Question 15

Easily seen or noticed; attracting attention due to being unique or different; something so obvious it stands out

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conspicuous

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spontaneous

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beseeching

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solemn

Question 16

To ask earnestly or persuasively&#44; often in a humble manner; a want

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entreating

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mirth

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zeal

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bade

Question 17

Arising naturally or from an internal impulse without external cause; impulsive; unplanned

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spontaneous

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capacious

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solemn

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intricate

Question 18

The act or process of changing completely in form, appearance, or character.

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transformation

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zeal

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mirth

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dispelled

Question 19

Old English biddan ‘ask’, of Germanic origin; related to German bitten; command or invite to do something

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bade

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demeanor

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capacious

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baleful

Question 20

Causing wonder or amazement; Latin prodigiosus "strange, wonderful, marvelous, unnatural"

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prodigiously

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parapets

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entreating

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dispelled

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