Question 1

An unfavorable opinion or feeling formed beforehand without reason.

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prejudice

Question 2

To take (something) for one's own use, typically without the owner's permission.

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appropriate

Question 3

Occurring or continuing after one's death.

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posthumous

Question 4

Lacking consistency or order, disconnected.

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desultory

Question 5

The repetition of a process or utterance.

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iteration

Question 6

Persons filling a lawsuit.

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plaintiff

Question 7

Modest.

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unassuming

Question 8

Modest and reserved in manner or behavior.

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demure

Question 9

Any disintegrated material; debris.

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detritus

Question 10

A person between 10 and 12 years of age, too old to be a child and too young to be a teenager.

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tween

Question 11

Annoying; irritating; exasperating; tiresome.

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irksome

Question 12

Flirtatious in a teasing manner.

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coquettish

Question 13

A poetic verse pattern pertaining to Sappho; of or relating to relationships between women.

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sapphic

Question 14

Required beforehand.

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prerequisite

Question 15

Devilish; fiendish.

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diabolical

Question 16

A person who dislikes others.

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misanthrope

Question 17

A descendant.

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scions

Question 18

Not easily convinced; having doubts or reservations.

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skeptical

Question 19

The act of reasoning earnestly with a person for purposes of dissuasion or remonstrance

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expostulation

Question 20

An underlying organizational pattern or structure; conceptual framework.

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schema

Question 21

Expressive of sorrow, melancholy.

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plaintive

Question 22

To give evidence of; indicate.

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betoken

Question 23

Cheerfully optimistic; hopeful.

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sanguine

Question 24

To lose temporarily; misplace.

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mislay

Question 25

Feeling, showing, or characterized by hatred of women

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misogynistic

Question 26

To talk in a foolish or simple-minded way; chatter.

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prattle

Question 27

Strong, muscular.

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brawny

Question 28

Regretfully; causing sorrow or pity, deplorable.

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ruefully

Question 29

The physical and mental decline associated with old age

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senility

Question 30

A meeting or conference for the discussion of some subject.

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symposium

Question 31

Exact, careful, attending thoroughly to details; having high moral standards, principled.

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scrupulous

Question 32

Vocabulary, peculiar to a particular trade, profession, or group.

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jargon

Question 33

Transfer of pollen from the male reproductive structure to the female reproductive structure.

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pollination

Question 34

Without previous instance, never before known or experienced.

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unprecedented

Question 35

People who participate in boisterous merrymaking.

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reveler

Question 36

To gather and store.

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garner

Question 37

Not ordered or commanded; spontaneous.

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unbidden

Question 38

An important, powerful, or influential person.

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mogul

Question 39

To extend sharply outward or upward; project.

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jut

Question 40

Readily fluent, often without thought or hesitation.

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glib

Question 41

Not easily carried or handled, as from size, shape, or weight.

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unwieldy

Question 42

A state of great commotion, confusion, or disturbance.

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turmoil

Question 43

To bind with long, narrow strips of cloth to prevent free movement.

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swaddle

Question 44

To be an omen of; to indicate by signs.

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bode

Question 45

Preciously delicate or charming.

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dainty

Question 46

A tendency to think favorably of something in particular.

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predilection

Question 47

Without knowledge or intention.

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unwittingly

Question 48

An expanse of open rolling infertile land

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moor

Question 49

Requiring much work, exertion, or perseverance.

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laborious

Question 50

Lacking legal or moral restraints.

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licentious

Question 51

To see clearly, recognize.

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discern

Question 52

To bring forward as evidence.

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adduce

Question 53

To increase in number quickly.

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proliferate

Question 54

Worn by long exposure to the air; weather-beaten.

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weathered

Question 55

Relating to the beginning of the first age, especially of the world.

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primeval

Question 56

Habitual truthfulness and honesty.

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veracity

Question 57

By surprise, suddenly, unexpectedly.

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unawares

Question 58

An angel.

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seraph

Question 59

Crafty; cunning.

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wily

Question 60

Honesty, frankness.

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candor

Question 61

Thinly scattered or distributed.

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sparse

Question 62

To make valid, confirm, substantiate.

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validate

Question 63

Extreme happiness.

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ecstasy

Question 64

The memorial stone marking the head of the grave.

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headstone

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