Question 1

resents

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feels angry or unhappy about having to accept something not liked

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waiting room

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very thin and bony — often from hunger or as though having been worn to the bone

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unmoving

Question 2

begrudge

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begrudge

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dividing

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very bad and unfair treatment

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asking about or looking into

Question 3

deference

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polite respect

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present in great quantity

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delay (until a later time)

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founded (started)

Question 4

providence

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resulting from God's intervention or plan

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a wilderness area starting to be settled

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greatest

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disrespect or reject as not good enough

Question 5

dwindling

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decreasing

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people motivated by extreme enthusiasm for a cause

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serious and solemn

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in a manner intended to end bad feelings or build trust

Question 6

grievances

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causes of complaint

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straight (focusing where stated rather than getting off topic)

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deceive

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in spite of what was just said

Question 7

blatantly

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obviously

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to have difficulty — such as to not know what to do or to move awkwardly on unsure footing

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argumentative

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any system of principles or beliefs

Question 8

intellectual

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relating to intelligent consideration of ideas

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decide

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delay in punishment

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serious—without humour or fun

Question 9

vindictive

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desirous of hurting others

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pointing to or nodding toward

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a written statement made under oath

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determined not to change a decision or belief

Question 10

demonstrated

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shown

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the crime of willful disrespect for the authority of a court

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used to (adapted to and with an expectation of)

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rules or laws

Question 11

remiss

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careless — especially with regard to a duty

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basic rule or belief

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judicial official

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lying or misleading

Question 12

bankrupt

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legally declared to be unable to pay money that is owed

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in keeping with or in agreement with what was just stated

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thinking about or discussing

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use persuasion

Question 13

proportionate

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an appropriate size, amount, or degree in relation to something else

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transcript (written copy) of answers to questions asked in preparation for a trial

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argue

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preference

Question 14

corroborating

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supporting

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to annoy or make angry — often over a long period of time

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told someone about something

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something claimed

Question 15

testimony

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something that serves as evidence — especially a statement at a trial or hearing

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people related by blood or marriage

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feeling or appraisal of having personally behaved in a morally right or wrong manner

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a physical representation of a concept

Question 16

opportune

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favorable

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people who are not Christian

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accuse formally of a crime

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something previously unknown

Question 17

junctures

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points in time

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struggle or disagreement

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narrow outlook

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made someone excited about getting something

Question 18

contempt

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disrespect and dislike

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kept or tried to keep under control

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impossible or difficult to perceive by the mind or senses

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place of control

Question 19

abyss

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frightening bottomless pit (figurative)

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indication or demonstration (of character or competence)

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a stronghold or fortress

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talking so that someone else can write what is said

Question 20

contention

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argument

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evidence for something

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respect or loyalty

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eliminated (got rid of)

Question 21

vengeful

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wanting to punish someone for causing harm

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cooperated

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of a quality: existing as an inseparable part of something greater

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called to come

Question 22

unbaptized

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"spiritually cleansed" in a Christian ceremony

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spoiled the beauty or purity of something

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causes of dissatisfaction / causes dissatisfaction

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feeling or expressing sorrow for having done wrong

Question 23

wither

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shrivel

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capable of being heard

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misleading or not trustworthy

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to feel or show that you are very happy about something

Question 24

clamored

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made loud noise and/or persistent demands

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undying

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a person who brings a legal action against another in a court of law

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wanting to do something; or made someone want to do something

Question 25

intimations

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a subtle hint or indirect suggestion

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a strong desire for something or someone

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gaining favor with somebody by deliberate efforts

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loses

Question 26

formidable

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intimidating or impressive

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secret agreement or plot

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said that something is not true

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English Protestants who in the 16th and 17th centuries thought there were too many rituals in worship and who stressed hard work above pleasure

Question 27

bound

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almost certain to

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something that is owned by a person, business

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being unknown

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related to a group rather than individuals

Question 28

trepidation

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nervousness

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the tube inside the neck that leads to the stomach and lungs

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criticize

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a political system governed by a single individual

Question 29

subservient

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serving in a less important role — sometimes implying excessive submissiveness

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to cause to continue

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in a way that shows irritation or annoyance.

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impolite boldness

Question 30

naive

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lacking experience or sophistication, and the understanding that comes from them — often too trusting or optimistic

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of the most exciting or important part of a series of events

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nervousness or worry

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hostile

Question 31

approaching

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getting near

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perfect (without fault or error)

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the ship in which the Pilgrims sailed from England to Massachusetts in 1620

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a strong feeling of sadness, fear, and loss of hope

Question 32

partisan

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someone or an adjective describing someone who strongly supports a person, group, or idea

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change to something different

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feeling of uneasiness

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a very bad person

Question 33

hypocrites

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people who violate moral standards they claim to hold

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work as a lawyer

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to move slowly with the body close to the ground

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overthrow of the old government

Question 34

even-tempered

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not easily angered or upset

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confused or frustrated

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in a manner that causes much anger or annoyance

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a small group of people who rule

Question 35

calumny

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false accusation (in this case, against a Proctor)

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line-of-thought

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by the fact itself

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having or deserving glory, fame, or honor

Question 36

hypocrisy

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pretending to have moral standards while not living up to them

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complete moral integrity

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with a sense of wonder or mystery

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to provide or be a good reason for (something); to prove or show (something) to be just, right

Question 37

fraud

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someone who deceives others

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hold firmly

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calmly

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a situation or statement that may be true but is surprising or seems impossible because parts of it seem to contradict each other

Question 38

pilgrimage

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a journey to a special place — especially a sacred place for religious purposes

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strong belief or trust in someone or something

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solution

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admirably wonderful

Question 39

tauntingly

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in a manner that intentionally angers, challenges, or upsets someone

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to ask for something in a serious and emotional way

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calls (to come by using a hand gesture or a nod)

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a society governed by religious officials

Question 40

stallion

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a male horse that has not been castrated (gelded) — especially one used for breeding purposes

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purpose

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give a false impression of

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heartless (cruel lack of concern for other's feelings)

Question 41

pretense

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deception (lying or pretending something is true)

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the criminal offense of telling lies after formally promising to tell the truth

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stops (something from happening)

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the use of words that mean the opposite of what you really want to say especially in order to insult someone, to show irritation, or to be funny

Question 42

abruptly

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suddenly

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uses of force to suppress unpopular ideas

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to break apart and fall down suddenly

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adequate (enough)

Question 43

notorious

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well known for something bad

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justified

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given the authority or power

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ghostlike figures

Question 44

prodigious

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enormous

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the action of returning a military attack; counterattack

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not what is expected, or considered proper

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came up with (invented or created)

Question 45

canny

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cleverness in dealing with others — especially in business

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cunning and deceit

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demonstration

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an unpleasant emotion caused by being aware of danger, a feeling of being afraid

Question 46

inquisitive

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interested in learning about things — often asking many questions

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to have enough courage or confidence to do something, to not be too afraid to do something

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with a desire or tendency

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indicate or predict the future

Question 47

testify

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provide oral evidence (tell a court under oath)

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the act of finding an answer or solution to a conflict, problem, etc.; the act of resolving something

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revenge

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with disbelief

Question 48

exudes

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is clearly displayed

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a command from the court — usually to prohibit someone from doing or continuing to do something

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(looking) as though asking for help

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to make something seem uncertain

Question 49

arbitrate

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settle disagreements as an impartial referee

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continuous

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responsibility for a crime or for doing something bad or wrong

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challenged

Question 50

disputes

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disagreements

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to officially say that someone who is guilty of a crime will be allowed to go free and will not be punished

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legal documents indicating ownership of property

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something that is misleading

Question 51

delusion

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a false belief

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hiding or disguising the truth

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loyalty

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agreeing with what is considered morally right or good, fair

Question 52

inferentially

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it seems (based on reasoning)

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involved

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concern about what will happen

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to surround or fill with a quality or influence

Question 53

squabble

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argument

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intense suffering

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drained of one's physical or mental resources; very tired

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socially correct or appropriate behavior

Question 54

proportions

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dimensions (in this case, of the intensity of the disagreement)

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straight (without delay or interruption)

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very surprised — often too surprised to know what to say or do

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a title or form of address given to certain high officials of state, especially ambassadors

Question 55

contiguous

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sharing a boundary

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dirty and unkempt

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group of people who worship together in the same building

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disgust or intense dislike

Question 56

entity

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person, organization, or anything with a separate existence

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virtuous

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kind or forgiving treatment of someone who could be treated harshly

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summoning to be present

Question 57

iniquity

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wickedness or immorality

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sub-group

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to stop being strong or successful, to begin to fail or weaken

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strongly criticize or accuse publicly

Question 58

bewilder

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completely confuse

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something that is exceptionally bad or detestable

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real

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not able or willing to believe something, feeling or showing a lack of belief

Question 59

defers

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yields or submits (in this case by doing what she wants—continuing in a calmer manner)

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determined (in this case, determined to get the truth)

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to cause (someone) to become afraid

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undisturbed

Question 60

baffled

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unable to understand the situation

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to have interest in knowing or learning something, to think about something with curiosity

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a local church community

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makes a sound with the voice

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