Question 1

The formal expression of respect or esteem given publicly to someone or something.

Accepted Answer

homage

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reverence

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deference

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earnestness

Question 2

A feeling of intense dislike or disgust for something or someone.

Accepted Answer

abhorrence

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odious

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impudence

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pious

Question 3

A strong and earnest effort or a serious and sincere attitude towards something.

Accepted Answer

earnestness

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jargon

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reverence

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stoicism

Question 4

The action of seeking to correct a wrong or to provide compensation for a loss.

Accepted Answer

redress

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obdurate

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imbue

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deference

Question 5

A widespread and harmful influence or effect that can cause significant damage.

Accepted Answer

pernicious

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staid

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pious

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eminent

Question 6

A person who is known for their high status or achievements, often respected in a particular field.

Accepted Answer

eminent

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jargon

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profligate

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obdurate

Question 7

The act of showing great care and respect towards something sacred or powerful.

Accepted Answer

reverence

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eloquent

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impudence

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abhor

Question 8

An attitude of submission or courteous yielding to the opinions or wishes of others.

Accepted Answer

deference

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impudence

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obdurate

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jargon

Question 9

A display of shameless boldness or disrespectful behavior towards authority.

Accepted Answer

impudence

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staid

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eloquent

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earnestness

Question 10

The use of specific language or terminology that is characteristic of a particular profession or group.

Accepted Answer

jargon

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epoch

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intimation

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homage

Question 11

A stubborn or unyielding attitude, especially when it comes to refusing to change one's mind or actions.

Accepted Answer

obdurate

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staid

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earnestness

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reverence

Question 12

Excessively extravagant or wasteful; often in terms of spending money.

Accepted Answer

profligate

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earnestness

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staid

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imbue

Question 13

A significant period in history marked by notable events or changes.

Accepted Answer

epoch

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intimation

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unabated

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pious

Question 14

To inspire or permeate with a quality or feeling.

Accepted Answer

imbue

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reverence

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obdurate

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staid

Question 15

Characterized by a sedate, respectable, and unadventurous demeanor.

Accepted Answer

staid

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eloquent

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impudence

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profligate

Question 16

The act of subtly indicating or hinting at something without directly stating it.

Accepted Answer

intimation

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deference

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eloquent

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explanation

Question 17

Deeply religious and devoted to spiritual matters.

Accepted Answer

pious

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abhor

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staid

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profligate

Question 18

Continuing without any reduction in intensity or strength.

Accepted Answer

unabated

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earnestness

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obdurate

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epoch

Question 19

The quality of being articulate and persuasive in speech or writing.

Accepted Answer

eloquent

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pious

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staid

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impudence

Question 20

A feeling of intense disgust or aversion towards something considered morally offensive.

Accepted Answer

odious

Answer

earnestness

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reverence

Answer

staid

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