13 Dec

Question 1

discerning

Answer 1

able to recognize the quality of somebody/something

Question 2

stumble

Answer 2

to hit your foot against something when you are walking or running and almost fall over,
to make a mistake when you are speaking, playing music, etc.

Question 3

concede

Answer 3

to admit that something is true although you do not want to

to allow somebody to take something although you do not want to

Question 4

xenophobia

Answer 4

a fear or hatred of foreign people and cultures; racism

Question 5

majoritarianism

Answer 5

Majoritarianism is a traditional political philosophy or agenda that asserts that a majority (sometimes categorized by religion, language, social class, or some other identifying factor) of the population is entitled to a certain degree of primacy in society, and has the right to make decisions that affect the society.

Question 6

sap

Answer 6

to make somebody/something weaker; to destroy something gradually

Question 7

sequacity

Answer 7

Highly impressionable or unquestioning

Question 8

unsavoury

Answer 8

unpleasant; not morally acceptable

Question 9

defer

Answer 9

to leave something until a later time

Question 10

anarchy

Answer 10

a situation in which people do not obey rules and laws; a situation in which there is no government in a country

Question 11

pontifical

Answer 11

arrogant,opinionated,cocksure,pompous

Question 12

exposition

Answer 12

explanation, description

Question 13

adorn

Answer 13

to add something in order to make a thing or person more attractive or beautiful

Question 14

propound

Answer 14

to suggest an idea, explanation, theory, etc. for discussion or consideration

Question 15

ordeal

Answer 15

a very unpleasant or difficult experience

Question 16

assange

Answer 16

an Australian journalist and computer software designer who is the editor of WikiLeaks, an organization that publishes information which governments try to keep secret.

Question 17

indictment

Answer 17

a written paper that officially accuses somebody of a crime,something that shows how bad something is

Question 18

valour

Answer 18

great courage and lack of fear, especially in war

Question 19

blasphemy

Answer 19

writing or speaking about God in a way that shows a lack of respect

Question 20

vigilante

Answer 20

a member of a group of people who try to prevent crime or punish criminals in a community, especially because they believe the police are not doing this

Question 21

theocracy

Answer 21

a system of government in which priests rule in the name of God or a god.

Question 22

comity

Answer 22

an association of nations for their mutual benefit.courtesy and considerate behaviour towards others.

Question 23

hurtle

Answer 23

to move with great speed, perhaps causing danger

Question 24

headlong

Answer 24

too quickly; without enough thought

Question 25

ataxia

Answer 25

Ataxia describes a lack of muscle control or coordination of voluntary movements, such as walking or picking up objects

Question 26

egalitarianism

Answer 26

the doctrine that all people are equal and deserve equal rights and opportunities.

Question 27

ontology

Answer 27

Ontology is the branch of philosophy that studies concepts such as existence, being, becoming, and reality.

Question 28

incertitude

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a state of uncertainty or hesitation

Question 29

perverse

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stubborn in being against what is right or sensible

Question 30

unnerve

Answer 30

Some common synonyms of unnerve are emasculate, enervate, and unman. While all these words mean “to deprive of strength or vigor and the capacity for effective action,

Question 31

genesis

Answer 31

the beginning or origin of something

Question 32

despot

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a ruler with great power, especially one who uses it in a cruel way

Question 33

bourgeois

Answer 33

a middle-class person

Question 34

dulcify

Answer 34

calm or soothe

Question 35

paradisiacal

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(of a place or state) ideal or idyllic; heavenly.

Question 36

dogmatic

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being certain that your beliefs are right and that others should accept them, without considering other opinions or evidence

Question 37

unbridled

Answer 37

not controlled and therefore extreme

Question 38

straddle

Answer 38

(used about a person) to sit or stand with your legs on each side of somebody/something,(used about a building, bridge, etc.) to cross, or exist on both sides of, a river, a road or an area of land