Question 1

To say vile things about; to defame

Accepted Answer

vilify

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usurp

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extol

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juxtapose

Question 2

To suddenly approach and speak to someone, often confrontationally

Accepted Answer

accost

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corroborate

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admonish

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flaunt

Question 3

To take in; to absorb; to learn thoroughly

Accepted Answer

assimilate

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juxtapose

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venerate

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condone

Question 4

To grant the privileges of citizenship especially the right to vote

Accepted Answer

enfranchise

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discern

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culminate

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recant

Question 5

To enroll, especially at a college

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matriculate

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condescend

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ameliorate

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beleaguer

Question 6

To give up formally or resign; to disown; to have nothing to do with anymore

Accepted Answer

renounce

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censure

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belittle

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litigate

Question 7

To open up a subject for discussion, often a delicate subject

Accepted Answer

broach

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beset

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fetter

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scrutinize

Question 8

To summon or bring into being as if by magic

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conjure

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daunt

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culminate

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refute

Question 9

To break down; to deteriorate

Accepted Answer

degenerate

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proliferate

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adulterate

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belie

Question 10

To seize something by prior right, or to act to prevent someone else from acting

Accepted Answer

preempt

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pacify

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beget

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ruminate

Question 11

To modify or restrict

Accepted Answer

qualify

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foment

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distend

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distinguish

Question 12

To claim; to declare boldly; to admit

Accepted Answer

avow

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instigate

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expatriate

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vindicate

Question 13

To criticize severely; to strongly chastise

Accepted Answer

castigate

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replenish

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lament

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burgeon

Question 14

To praise highly; to laud

Accepted Answer

extol

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discern

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distinguish

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preempt

Question 15

To flood; to cover completely with water; to overwhelm

Accepted Answer

inundate

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protract

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abash

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matriculate

Question 16

To spread throughout

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pervade

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extricate

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expatriate

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cajole

Question 17

To sparkle either literally or figuratively

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scintillate

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emigrate

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exasperate

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exalt

Question 18

To disturb greatly

Accepted Answer

perturb

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degenerate

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permeate

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condescend

Question 19

To clear from all blame or suspicion; to justify

Accepted Answer

vindicate

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digress

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abash

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extrapolate

Question 20

To attack, especially to attack the truth or integrity of someone or something

Accepted Answer

impugn

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exalt

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chastise

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covet

Question 21

To erase; to rub away the features of something, to eclipse something

Accepted Answer

efface

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replenish

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exonerate

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expatriate

Question 22

To rejoice; to celebrate

Accepted Answer

exult

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transcend

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reiterate

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emulate

Question 23

To declare; to declare falsely or pretend

Accepted Answer

profess

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litigate

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insinuate

Answer

abhor

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