Question 1

An opening or crack in a structure, often seen in rocks or the ground.

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fissures

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remonstrance

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finite

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constrained

Question 2

To excite or enliven; to bring to life.

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vivify

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resonant

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irksome

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hoodwink

Question 3

To deceive or trick someone, often by misleading them.

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hoodwink

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irksome

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fissures

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distils

Question 4

A preliminary or introductory action or event that sets the stage for what follows.

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prelude

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constrained

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irksome

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resonant

Question 5

To express strong disapproval&#44; protest&#44; complaint&#44; or objection&#44; often formally.

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remonstrance

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vivify

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irksome

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fissures

Question 6

To limit or restrict someone or something&#44; usually in a forceful way.

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constrained

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fissures

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resonant

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distils

Question 7

Having a deep&#44; full&#44; and resonating sound or tone; capable of producing good echoes.

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resonant

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fissures

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prelude

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irksome

Question 8

To extract or separate the most important essence or meaning&#44; usually to purify a substance

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distils

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hoodwink

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remonstrance

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finite

Question 9

Limited in quantity or extent; having bounds or restrictions.

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finite

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irksome

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hoodwink

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prelude

Question 10

Causing annoyance or irritation; something that is bothersome.

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irksome

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fissures

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distils

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remonstrance

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