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Question 1

resent

Answer 1

feel injured or angered at (sth)

Question 2

molest

Answer 2

assault or abuse (a person, especially a woman or child) sexually.

Question 3

mediocre

Answer 3

of only average quality; not very good.

Question 4

prominent

Answer 4

important; famous.

Question 5

vicinity

Answer 5

1. neighbourhood

2. nearness

Question 6

conclude

Answer 6

1. end, finish

2. decide

Question 7

menace

Answer 7

threat, danger

Question 8

victorious

Answer 8

(adj.) having won a victory; triumphant.

Question 9

absurd

Answer 9

foolish, ridiculous, illogical

Question 10

legislation

Answer 10

law, law-making

Question 11

revive

Answer 11

restore to life or consciousness.

Question 12

unruly

Answer 12

disorderly and disruptive and not amenable to discipline or control.

Question 13

amenable

Answer 13

open and responsive to suggestion; easily persuaded or controlled.
manageable

Question 14

coarse

Answer 14

1. rough or harsh in texture.

2. rude or vulgar.

Question 15

brawl

Answer 15

a rough or noisy fight or quarrel.

Question 16

thrust

Answer 16

push suddenly or violently in a specified direction.

Question 17

ripe

Answer 17

mature

Question 18

revise

Answer 18

change, alter

Question 19

pledge

Answer 19

1. solemn promise, vow

2. give as security on a loan.

Question 20

solemn

Answer 20

formal and dignified.

Question 21

dignify

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1. make (something) seem worthy and impressive.

2. give an impressive name to (someone or something unworthy of it).

Question 22

token

Answer 22

symbol, sign, emblem

Question 23

archaic

Answer 23

very old or old-fashioned.

Question 24

unanimous

Answer 24

(of two or more people) fully in agreement.

Question 25

slender

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1. slim, very thin | 2. limited, slight

Question 26

wary

Answer 26

on one's guard, cautious

Question 27

wretched

Answer 27

miserable, unhappy

Question 28

keg

Answer 28

a small barell

Question 29

heed

Answer 29

pay attention to; take notice of.

Question 30

rave

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1. (v.) talk incoherently, as if one were mad. 2. (n.) an extremely enthusiastic recommendation. 3. (n.) a lively party involving dancing and drinking.

Question 31

delirious

Answer 31

in a state of wild excitement or ecstasy, wild

Question 32

harvest

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the process or period of gathering in crops.

Question 33

abundant

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very plentiful, more than enough

Question 34

subtract

Answer 34

take away, deduct

Question 35

jagged

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with rough, sharp points protruding. | spiky

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linger

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stay, remain, stay put

Question 37

vigour, vigor

Answer 37

1. physical strength and good health. | 2. effort, energy, and enthusiasm.

Question 38

devour

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1. eat (food or prey) hungrily or quickly. 2. (of fire or a similar force) destroy completely. 3. read quickly and eagerly.

Question 39

demure

Answer 39

(of a woman or her behaviour) reserved, modest, and shy.

Question 40

prescript

Answer 40

an ordinance, law, or command.

Question 41

weary

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tired

Question 42

collide

Answer 42

hit by accident when moving. | conflict

Question 43

merit

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the quality of being particularly good or worthy, especially so as to deserve praise or reward.

Question 44

baffle

Answer 44

1. totally bewilder or perplex. | 2. block

Question 45

compel

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force

Question 46

clumsy

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1. done awkwardly or without skill. | 2. tactless

Question 47

quench

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1. satisfy (one's thirst) by drinking. | 2. extinguish (a fire).

Question 48

utter

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1. make (a sound) with one's voice. | 2. (adj) complete; absolute.

Question 49

beckon

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make a gesture with the hand, arm, or head to encourage or instruct someone to approach or follow. attract

Question 50

disrupt

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1. upset 2. damage 3. interrupt

Question 51

swift

Answer 51

prompt, rapid, fast

Question 52

miser

Answer 52

a person who hoards wealth and spends as little money as possible.

Question 53

hoard

Answer 53

accumulate (money or valued objects) and hide or store away.

Question 54

disclose

Answer 54

make (secret or new information) known.

Question 55

culprit

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a person who is responsible for a crime or other misdeed.

Question 56

delinquent

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(typically of a young person) tending to commit crime, particularly minor crime.

Question 57

toil

Answer 57

work extremely hard

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blunder

Answer 58

stupid mistake

Question 59

retreat

Answer 59

withdraw

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subside

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1. calm | 2. fall, go down

Question 61

maim (v.)

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cripple

Question 62

commend

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1. praise, compliment | 2. trust

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vain

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1. having too much pride in one's ability | 2. useless

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appoint

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1. assign a job or role to (someone). | 2. set a time or place, determine

Question 65

quarter

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(v. ) 1. region, section 2. to provide a place to live

Question 66

morality

Answer 66

virtue

Question 67

roam

Answer 67

wander, ramble

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confine

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imprison, hold in

Question 69

jest

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a thing said or done for amusement ,super formal joke

Question 70

valor/ valour

Answer 70

bravery, courage

Question 71

distress

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extreme anxiety, sorrow, or pain

Question 72

torment

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severe physical or mental suffering. | suffering

Question 73

prompt

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1. cause 2. remind 3. quick 3. exactly

Question 74

scorch

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1. burn the surface 2. criticise sharply 2. (informal) move very fast

Question 75

tempest

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a violent windy storm

Question 76

brew

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make by boiling

Question 77

a tempest in a teapot

Answer 77

great anger or excitement about a trivial matter

Question 78

trivial

Answer 78

unimportant

Question 79

redeem

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1. make up for 2. regain 3. set free

Question 80

refrain

Answer 80

hold back

Question 81

narcotic

Answer 81

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