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Question 1

conciliatory

Answer 1

Appeasing; soothing; showing willingness to reconcile.

Question 2

credible

Answer 2

Capable of being believed; plausible.

Question 3

exonerate

Answer 3

To free from blame.

Question 4

incontrovertible

Answer 4

Indisputable; not open to question.

Question 5

indict

Answer 5

To officially charge with wrongdoing or a crime.

Question 6

litigious

Answer 6

Prone to engage in lawsuits.

Question 7

partisan

Answer 7

Devoted to or biased in support of a party, group, or cause.

Question 8

parity

Answer 8

Equality, as in amount, status, or value (antonym: disparity)

Question 9

rectitude

Answer 9

Moral uprightness; righteousness.

Question 10

remiss

Answer 10

Lax in attending to duty; negligent.

Question 11

repudiate

Answer 11

To reject the validity or authority of.

Question 12

sanctimonious

Answer 12

Feigning piety or righteousness.

Question 13

scrupulous

Answer 13

Principled, having a strong sense of right and wrong; conscientious and exacting.

Question 14

solicitous

Answer 14

Concerned.

Question 15

substantiate

Answer 15

To support with proof or evidence; verify

Question 16

veracity

Answer 16

Adherence to the truth; truthfulness.

Question 17

vindicate

Answer 17

To free from blame.