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Question 1

Idolatry

Answer 1

(N) excessive or blind adoration, reverence, devotion, etc

Question 2

Magnanimous

Answer 2

(Adj) generous in forgiving an insult or injury; high minded, noble

Question 3

Perverse

Answer 3

(Adj) corrupt, improper, incorrect; obstinate in opposing what is right

Question 4

Formidable

Answer 4

(Adj) something awesome, great. Causing fear, dread, or apprehension; tending to inspire awe or wonder

Question 5

Tedium

Answer 5

(N) the quality or state of being tedious; boredom

Question 6

Malaise

Answer 6

(N) an indefinite feeling of debility or lack of health; a vague sense of mental or moral ill-being

Question 7

Inordinate

Answer 7

(Adj) disorderly, unregulated; exceeding reasonable limits

Question 8

Guileless

Answer 8

(Adj) innocent, naive

Question 9

Capricious

Answer 9

(Adj) impulsive, unpredictable

Question 10

Overt

Answer 10

(Adj) clear, open to view, manifest

Question 11

Proprietary

Answer 11

(Adj) pertaining to property or ownership

Question 12

Veneer

Answer 12

(Adj) superficially valuable or pleasing appearance

(N) a superficially pleasing appearance

Question 13

Begrudge

Answer 13

(V) to envy or resent the pleasure of good fortune of someone; to be reluctant to give, grant, or allow

Question 14

Effusive

Answer 14

(Adj) unduly demonstrative; lacking reserve; pouring out, overflowing

Question 15

Grievous

Answer 15

(Adj) causing grief or great sorrow

Question 16

Impotent

Answer 16

(Adj) lacking power or ability; without force or effectiveness

Question 17

Enfranchisement

Answer 17

(V) to endow with the rights of citizenship, especially the right to vote; to free, as from slavery or bondage

Question 18

Rancor

Answer 18

(N) bitter, deeply held, and long lasting ill will or resentment