Question 1

resourceful, intelligent

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ingenious

Question 2

nurture, improve, refine

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cultivate

Question 3

quote, mention as an example

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cite

Question 4

continued efforts in spite of difficulties

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perseverance

Question 5

invent, create

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devise

Question 6

immunize, vaccinate

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inoculate

Question 7

to go or come before in time, rank, or position

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precede

Question 8

to change for the better, modify

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amend

Question 9

reach the highest point or final stage

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culminate

Question 10

the practicality or possibility of something

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feasibility

Question 11

to send out or away

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expel

Question 12

the process of driving or forcing out

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expulsion

Question 13

to discover something not easily noticed

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detect

Question 14

discovering something that cannot easily be found

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detection

Question 15

to take for granted, assume, or suppose

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presume

Question 16

an assumption that is taken for granted

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presumption

Question 17

express sth in a simpler form

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simplify

Question 18

the act of simplifying sth

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simplification

Question 19

to settle as true, verify

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confirm

Question 20

verification

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confirmation

Question 21

shake, quiver, tremble

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vibrate

Question 22

back and forth motion that repeats itself

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vibration

Question 23

to speak against; to say the opposite

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contradict

Question 24

a statement that is the opposite of another statement, inconsistency

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contradiction

Question 25

skip, leave out

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omit

Question 26

the act of leaving out or neglecting

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omission

Question 27

to establish the truth or accuracy of, confirm

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verify

Question 28

the process of establishing the truth, accuracy, or validity of something.

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verification

Question 29

eat, drink, buy, use up

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consume

Question 30

eating, drinking, buying, using up

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consumption

Question 31

the removal of contaminants from something.

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purification

Question 32

to speed up

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accelerate

Question 33

speeding up

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acceleration

Question 34

to take for granted or without proof, presume, suppose

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assume

Question 35

a belief accepted as true, presumption, supposition

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assumption

Question 36

the action of driving or pushing forward.

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propulsion

Question 37

transferring from one person or place to another

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transmission

Question 38

force, coerce

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compel

Question 39

uncontrollable urge to perform an act repeatedly

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compulsion

Question 40

to push or drive forward

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propel

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