Question 1

Enough; sufficient.

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adequate (adj.)

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urgent

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indifferent

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respite

Question 2

To manage or direct.

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administer (v.)

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disrupt

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capitulate

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urgent

Question 3

To give out as treatment or assistance.

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administer (v.)

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adequate

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menial

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indifferent

Question 4

To disturb or upset.

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agitate (v.)

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illiterate

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capitulate

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hovel

Question 5

To move with an irregular, fast, or violent action.

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agitate (v.)

Question 6

To stir up interest in and support for a cause.

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agitate (v.)

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toil

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menial

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urgent

Question 7

To give in; to surrender.

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capitulate (v.)

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hovel

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citrus

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respite

Question 8

A fruit of the family that includes oranges, lemons, grapefruits, and limes.

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citrus (n.)

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administer

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agitate

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strenuous

Question 9

A tree that produces these fruits.

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citrus (n.)

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hovel

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agitate

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permanent

Question 10

Of or relating to these fruits or trees.

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citrus (adj.)

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adequate

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respite

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menial

Question 11

To break up the orderly course of.

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disrupt (v.)

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adequate

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agitate

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illiterate

Question 12

To interrupt; to bring to a temporary halt.

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disrupt (v.)

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strenuous

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menial

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toil

Question 13

Causing confusion or disorder.

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disruptive (adj.)

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urgent

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indifferent

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respite

Question 14

A disturbance that interrupts or causes confusion.

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disruption (n.)

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capitutate

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administer

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agitate

Question 15

An unpleasant, cramped, and dilapidated place to live.

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hovel (n.)

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administer

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indifferent

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respite

Question 16

Unable to read or write.

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illiterate (adj.)

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respite

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toil

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menial

Question 17

Not concerned about; not caring.

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indifferent (adj.)

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disupt

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hovel

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agitate

Question 18

Neither very good nor very bad; passable.

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indifferent (adj.)

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respite

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toil

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menial

Question 19

Of or relating to low-level, humble work.

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menial (adj.)

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indifferent

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toil

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disrupt

Question 20

Lasting or expected to last for a long time.

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permanent (adj.)

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menial

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strenuous

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illiterate

Question 21

A period of rest; a pause.

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respite (n.)

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indifferent

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toil

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urgent

Question 22

Needing much effort; using a lot of energy.

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strenuous (adj.)

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toil

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indifferent

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urgent

Question 23

Very active; vigorous.

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strenuous (adj.)

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hovel

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administer

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disrupt

Question 24

To work long and hard.

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toil (v.)

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illiterate

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urgent

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capitulate

Question 25

To make one's way with difficulty.

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toil (v.)

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hovel

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menial

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agitate

Question 26

Hard and tiring labor.

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toil (n.)

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adequate

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menial

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administer

Question 27

Needing quick action or attention.

Accepted Answer

urgent (adj.)

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citrus

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permanent

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capitulate

Question 28

The need for quick action.

Accepted Answer

urgency (n.)

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agitate

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administer

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menial

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