Question 1

To gather or collect over time.

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Accumulate

Question 2

Producing good results or helpful effects.

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Beneficial

Question 3

The state of being intricate or complicated.

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Complexity

Question 4

To separate or move in different directions.

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Diverge

Question 5

To escape or avoid, especially by cleverness.

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Evade

Question 6

Extreme tiredness resulting from mental or physical exertion.

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Fatigue

Question 7

Excessive speed or urgency in action.

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Haste

Question 8

To explain the meaning of something.

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Interpret

Question 9

Causing or showing a fondness for trouble.

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Mischievous

Question 10

To continue in a course of action despite difficulties.

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Persevere

Question 11

To crush or grind into a powder.

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Pulverize

Question 12

To stop oneself from doing something.

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Refrain

Question 13

To indulge in enjoyable recollection of past events.

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Reminisce

Question 14

The state of being alone, often by choice.

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Solitude

Question 15

Dangerous and unstable, often deceitful.

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Treacherous

Question 16

To gain possession of something.

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Acquire

Question 17

To adjust to new conditions or environments.

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Adapt

Question 18

Following continuously in an unbroken sequence.

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Consecutive

Question 19

Having made a firm decision to achieve something.

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Determined

Question 20

To explain in greater detail.

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Elaborate

Question 21

To perform exceptionally well in a particular area.

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Excel

Question 22

A proposed explanation based on limited evidence.

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Hypothesis

Question 23

Very detailed and complicated.

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Intricate

Question 24

Expressing sorrow or grief.

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Mournful

Question 25

Hopeful and confident about the future.

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Optimistic

Question 26

To say or do something to remove doubts.

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Reassure

Question 27

Deliberately destroy or damage for a purpose.

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Sabotage

Question 28

Calm, peaceful, and untroubled.

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Serene

Question 29

Adequate quantity or quality for the intended purpose.

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Sufficient

Question 30

To fluctuate in opinion or decision.

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Waver

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