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Question 1

Fortitude

Answer 1

: strength of mind that enables a person to encounter danger or bear pain or adversity with courage

Ex: She has endured disappointments with fortitude and patience.

it was only with the greatest fortitude that the Pilgrims were able to survive their first winter in Plymouth

Question 2

Cogent

Answer 2

: PERTINENT, RELEVANT

Ex:a cogent analysis

Question 3

Inextricable

Answer 3

not capable of being solved

Question 4

Heckler

Answer 4

one who heckles someone (such as a performer or speaker) usually by shouting criticisms or insults

Ex: Instead of ignoring the trash talking, [Joey] Votto decided to play with the hecklers. “I remember when you used to be good,” one fan shouted out. “I remember when you used to be thin,” Votto fired back.
As is usual with us, we can’t remember any of the jokes well enough to tell them—only one reply made by a comedian, Professor Irwin Corey, to a heckler. “When your I.Q. reaches twenty-eight,” Corey told the man, “sell!”

Question 5

Ballpark

Answer 5

a park or stadium in which ball games (such as baseball) are played

Question 6

Guile

Answer 6

deceitful cunning : DUPLICITY

Ex:a war that called for guile rather than firepower

Question 7

Gubernatorial

Answer 7

of or relating to a governor

Ex:the gubernatorial election

Question 8

To capsize

Answer 8

transitive ​verb

: to cause to overturn

Ex:capsize a canoe

Question 9

Avachi

Answer 9

Qui a perdu tout dynamisme

Question 10

Capiteux

Answer 10

Qui est fort, entêtant ; qui enivre : L’odeur de cet encens est capiteuse enivrant, grisant