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Question 1

Acquiesce

Answer 1

To accept something without complaining

Question 2

Ambiguous

Answer 2

unclear or inexact

Question 3

Plethora

Answer 3

A large amount

Question 4

Myriad

Answer 4

A countless or extremely large amount

Question 5

Epitome

Answer 5

A perfect example

Question 6

Defer

Answer 6

To delay something until a later time

Question 7

Circumspect

Answer 7

Careful and cautious

Question 8

Prudent

Answer 8

Wise; Acting with care and thought for the future

Question 9

Collaborate

Answer 9

To work together; cooperate

Question 10

Antithesis

Answer 10

direct opposite

Question 11

Seldom

Answer 11

rarely; not often

Question 12

Abolished

Answer 12

to officially end or stop

Question 13

Prosper

Answer 13

to succeed or become strong

Question 14

Alleviate

Answer 14

to make a problem less severe

Question 15

Subside

Answer 15

to go down in intensity

Question 16

Substantiate

Answer 16

to provide evidence to prove something

Question 17

Contemplate

Answer 17

to think deeply about

Question 18

Scrutinize

Answer 18

to examine or inspect closely

Question 19

Perceive

Answer 19

to become aware of something; to see or observe

Question 20

Derive

Answer 20

to obtain something from a source

Question 21

Ignorant

Answer 21

Not having enough knowledge, understanding or information about something

Question 22

Ignomonious

Answer 22

Dishonourable

Question 23

Manifest

Answer 23

To show something clearly, through signs or actions

Question 24

Corrupt

Answer 24

To change someone from good to bad in morals, manners or actions

Question 25

Obstinate

Answer 25

Stubbornly sticking to one’s purpose or opinion

Question 26

Procure

Answer 26

to obtain

Question 27

Aloof

Answer 27

Not friendly or does not like to spend time with others

Question 28

Regime

Answer 28

A government or system that rules over others

Question 29

Repose

Answer 29

To rest or relax