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Question 1

Chiefly

Chief adj.

Answer 1

Mostly

The most important or most common

Question 2

Coarse adj.
coarsely
Coarseness

Answer 2

Rough
Not delicate

Wool clothing has a certain coarseness in texture.

Question 3

Commonplace

Answer 3

Frequent

Female lawyers are commonplace in the United States.

Question 4

Complex adj.

complexity n.

Answer 4

Complicated

The universe has a complexity beyond comprehension.

Question 5

Conventional
Convention
Conventionally

Answer 5

Tranditional

To become integrated into a society, you must learn the conventions of that society.

Question 6

Curious adj.
curiously
Curiosity n.

Answer 6

Peculiar (naader)
Odd or strange, eager to learn (konjkaav)

A curious object was discovered in the remains.

Question 7

Emit v.
Emission n.
Emitter n.

Answer 7

Release
To send out, give off

The raging (very great and harf to control) forest fire emitted a dense, white smoke.

Question 8

Exceedingly 
Exceed
Excess n. 
Excessive adj. 
Excessively

Answer 8

Extremely

It’s not safyto exceed the speed limit.

Question 9

Exclusively
Exclusive adj.
Exclusion n.
Exclude v.

Answer 9

Restrictively
No one else, nothing else, not shared with others.

They excluded everyone under 21 from the contest.

Question 10

Extinguish v.
Extinguishable adj.
Extinguishment n.

Answer 10

Terminate

The firefighters quickly extinguished the flames.

Question 11

Immense adj.
Immensely adv.
Immensity n.

Answer 11

Massive
Extremely large

From the mountaintop you can see the immense valley.
She was immensely interested in the idea of teaching a foreign language.

Question 12

Instantaneous adj.
instantly
Instant n.

Answer 12

Immediate
Occurring in an instant

A lightbulb turns on nearly instantaneously when you flip the switch.

Question 13

Rigid adj.

Rigidity

Answer 13

Stiff

Not easy to bend, firm, inflexible

Question 14

Routinely

Routine adj. , n.

Answer 14

Ordinarily

It is routine for students to become homesick at times.

Question 15

Stamina

Answer 15

Endurance
Lasting physical or mental strength

The Olympic runner demonstrated incredible stamina.

Question 16

Sufficiently
Sufficiency n.
Sufficient adj.
suffice v.

Answer 16

Adequately

Jenny is sufficiently mature to make her own decisions.

Question 17

Visibly adv. 
Visible adj. 
view v. 
vision n. *
Visionary adj. *

Answer 17

Noticeably
Can be seen, *power of imagination or wisdom, especially with regard to the future

Ken was visibly upset about his performance evaluation.