Question 1

a feeling of agreement or harmony

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accord (n)

Question 2

a formal agreement

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accord (n)

Question 3

to declare positively

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affirm (v)

Question 4

to pass on to others

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bequeath (v)

Question 5

to leave to another in one's will or inheritance

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bequeath (v)

Question 6

something passed on to others

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bequest (n)

Question 7

a legacy

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bequest (n)

Question 8

a fortress on a hill

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citadel (n)

Question 9

a stronghold

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citadel (n)

Question 10

to grant or bestow

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confer (v)

Question 11

to consult

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confer (v)

Question 12

a successful action that brings about a striking change

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coup (n)

Question 13

the overthrow of a government, especially by a group that has military or political power

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coup (n)

Question 14

a person who holds a high rank or position of honor

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dignitary (n)

Question 15

to involve in an argument or conflict

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embroil (v)

Question 16

an extended period of time marked by a series of related events

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epoch (n)

Question 17

free from fault or flaw

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impeccable (adj)

Question 18

perfect

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impeccable (adj)

Question 19

to establish, organize, or put into effect

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institute (v)

Question 20

to begin

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institute (v)

Question 21

an organization set up to promote education or a particular cause

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institute (n)

Question 22

the male founder of ruler; such as a family or tribe

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patriarch (n)

Question 23

a feeling of harmonious connection between people or groups of people

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rapport (n)

Question 24

to give up a right to

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renounce (v)

Question 25

abandon

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renounce (v)

Question 26

reject

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renounce (v)

Question 27

the act of rejecting or abandoning

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renunciation (n)

Question 28

the art of using language skillfully

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rhetoric (n)

Question 29

exaggerated or insincere language that is without real meaning or worth

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rhetoric (n)

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