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Question 1

exacerbate

Answer 1

v. to aggravate; make worse

Question 2

exact

Answer 2

v. to force the payment of; demand and obtain by authority

Question 3

exculpate

Answer 3

v. to clear of blame; vindicate

Question 4

execrable

Answer 4

adj. detestable; abhorrent

Question 5

exhort

Answer 5

v. to urge by strong appeals

Question 6

exigency

Answer 6

n. crisis; urgent requirements

Question 7

existential

Answer 7

adj. having to do with existence; based on experience; having to do with the philosophy of existentialism

Question 8

exorcise

Answer 8

v. to expel evil spirits; free from bad influences

Question 9

expatiate

Answer 9

v. to speak or write at length

Question 10

expatriate

Answer 10

v. to send into exile