Question 1

to serve as a memorial; to call to remembrance

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Commemorate (v.)

Question 2

ominous; warning of disaster

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Dire (adj.)

Question 3

a grave inscription as a memorial to the deceased person

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Epitaph (n.)

Question 4

a formal speech that praises someone

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Eulogy (n.)

Question 5

the quality of never dying (immortal is the adjective form)

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Immortality (n.)

Question 6

long duration of life

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Longevity (n.)

Question 7

one that hunts/preys or devours

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Predator (n.)

Question 8

one that is pursued; the prey (Predators hunt quarry.)

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Quarry (n.)

Question 9

something that sustains life; food

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Sustenance (n.)

Question 10

necessary to maintain life

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Vital (adj.)

Question 11

not important; not relevant to the matter at hand

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Immaterial (adj.)

Question 12

not biased; treating all equally

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Impartial (adj.)

Question 13

showing no remorse or regret

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Impenitent (adj.)

Question 14

not able to be perceived by the senses; subtle

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Imperceptible (adj.)

Question 15

to act like someone else

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Impersonate (v.)

Question 16

marked by extreme calm, steadiness, stability

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Imperturbable (adj.)

Question 17

not able to be affected or disturbed

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Impervious (adj.)

Question 18

not believable; provoking disbelief

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Implausible (adj.)

Question 19

to make an impression on; to fix in someone's mind or memory

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Imprint (v.)

Question 20

to confine or put in, as if in prison

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Imprison (v.)

Question 21

a covered walkway that connects buildings in a monastery and opens into an enclosed courtyard

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Cloister (n.)

Question 22

to block against entry or passage

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Close (v.)

Question 23

tight, squeezing

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Constricting (adj.)

Question 24

something that surrounds or closes in

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Enclosure (n.)

Question 25

to prevent/restrict the entrance of; to keep out

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Exclude (v.)

Question 26

the act of excluding or preventing entrance

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Exclusion (n.)

Question 27

to make impossible; to rule out in advance (before it happens)

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Preclude (v.)

Question 28

to confine within bounds; to restrain

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Restrict (v.)

Question 29

to exert oneself to the limit of one's ability

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Strain (v.)

Question 30

something that restrains or limits; a restriction

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Stricture (n.)

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