Question 1

(adj) away from the correct or expected course; gone wrong

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awry

Question 2

(noun) a particular period of time in history characterized by distinct events

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epoch

Question 3

(verb) make dirty or impure

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defile

Question 4

(verb) be consistent with; be in harmony

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accord

Question 5

(adj) rudely brief and abrupt in manner

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curt

Question 6

(adj) having one's complete attention on something;

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engrossed

Question 7

See image

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captivated

Question 8

(adj) disastrous

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calamitous

Question 9

(noun) an agreement between groups to stop hostilities; truce

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armistice

Question 10

(noun) a piece of music by a particular composer

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opus

Question 11

(adj) faint in color; pale

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pallid

Question 12

(verb) strengthen with evidence

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substantiate

Question 13

(adj) appearing everywhere (or seeming to appear

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ubiquitous

Question 14

See image

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everywhere); all over

Question 15

(adj) satisfied, with no desire to improve

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complacent

Question 16

(adj) following expected standards or traditional practices

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conventional

Question 17

(noun) The state of being famous for a bad deed or bad reputation

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notoriety

Question 18

(adj) not having a serious purpose; of little importance

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frivolous

Question 19

(noun) the highest point of something

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apex

Question 20

(noun) skill and beauty in writing and speaking

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eloquence

Question 21

(adj) random; done without much judgment

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indiscriminate

Question 22

(adj) capable of being molded or changed

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malleable

Question 23

(verb) shift between opinions; act indecisively

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vacillate

Question 24

(adj) extraordinary, in a bad way; shockingly bad

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egregious

Question 25

(adj) cruelly insensitive

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callous

Question 26

(noun) a liking or attraction for someone toward something

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affinity

Question 27

(verb) to stop resisting; to surrender

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capitulate

Question 28

(adj) describing a person who misleads others; two-faced

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duplicitous

Question 29

(verb) describe something precisely

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delineate

Question 30

(adj) stubborn; refusing to change in order to improve

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obdurate

Question 31

(noun) something different from the rest of a group

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anomaly

Question 32

(adj) fanciful; amusing and playful

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whimsical

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