Question 1

something that completes or makes perfect

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complement (n)

Question 2

the number or amount that makes up a whole

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complement (n)

Question 3

to bring to completion or perfection

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complement (v)

Question 4

any of the more parts of a whole

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component (n)

Question 5

contributing to form a whole

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component (adj)

Question 6

to call forth by magic, or as if by magic

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conjure (v)

Question 7

(with up) to bring to mind;to recall or evoke

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conjure (v)

Question 8

to give special attention to; to stress

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emphasize (v)

Question 9

special attention directed at something to give it importance

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emphasis (n)

Question 10

said or done with force

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emphatic (adj)

Question 11

honor or respect shown publicly

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homage (n)

Question 12

unplanned

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impromptu (adj)

Question 13

without preparation

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impromptu (adv)

Question 14

marked by richness of growth, especially of vegetation

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lush (adj)

Question 15

a mixture of unrelated things

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medley (n)

Question 16

a selection of music from various sources, played as one piece

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medley (n)

Question 17

to require someone to do something for legal, social, or moral reasons

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oblige (v)

Question 18

to earn gratitude of

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oblige (v)

Question 19

to do a favor for

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oblige (v)

Question 20

drawing undeserved or inappropriate attention to oneself; showy

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pretentious (adj)

Question 21

great skill and ability

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prowess (n)

Question 22

of or relating to country life or people

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rustic (adj)

Question 23

lacking elegance or polish

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rustic (adj)

Question 24

a country person, especially one thought of as simple or curde

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rustic (n)

Question 25

so slight as to not be easily seen or understood

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subtle (adj)

Question 26

able to understand fine shades of meaning

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subtle (adj)

Question 27

something so slight that only a clever or well-educated person can see it

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subtlety (n)

Question 28

the quality of being difficult to understand

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subtlety (n)

Question 29

a person's employment

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vocation (n)

Question 30

occupation

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vocation (n)

Question 31

to sing in a melodious manner

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warble (v)

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