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Question 1

Apotheosis

Answer 1

noun: Elevation to a divine status; glorification.

Question 2

Anomaly

Answer 2

noun: Irregularity or deviation from the norm; a deviation from what is normal or expected. (aberration)

Question 3

Ardor

Answer 3

noun: Great emotion or passion; devotion.

Question 4

Assuage

Answer 4

verb: To make less intense or severe; to ease; to relieve (allay, conciliate, mitigate, palliate).

Question 5

Cognition

Answer 5

noun: A mental process by which something is acquired.

Question 6

Concord

Answer 6

noun: An agreement; harmony or agreement of interests or feelings.

Question 7

Congenital

Answer 7

adjective: Or or relating to a condition that is present at birth.

Question 8

Consitituent

Answer 8

adjective: A component or part; a citizen or voter.

Question 9

Didactic

Answer 9

adjective: Excessively instructive or moralizing.

Question 10

Effigy

Answer 10

noun: A stuffed doll.

Question 11

Ellicit

Answer 11

verb: To draw out; (engender, evince)

Question 12

Exonerate

Answer 12

verb: To clear or free from blame. (exculpate)

Question 13

Expiate

Answer 13

verb: To atone for. (absolve)

Question 14

Expurgate

Answer 14

verb: To censor; to edit by omitting or modifying parts of a text or speech considered indelicate or offensive. (bowdlerize)

Question 15

Gregarious

Answer 15

adjective: Outgoing; demonstrably sociable. (convivial)

Question 16

Illicit

Answer 16

adjective: Illegal; unlawful; prohibited.

Question 17

Implacable

Answer 17

adjective: Incapable of being pleased; high maintenance; inflexible.

Question 18

Inculcate

Answer 18

verb: To teach by frequent instruction or repetition.

Question 19

Incontrovertible

Answer 19

adjective: Impossible to dispute.

Question 20

Indolent

Answer 20

adjective: Habitually lazy; lethargic. (lassitude)

Question 21

Licentious

Answer 21

adjective: Lacking moral discipline.

Question 22

Lionize

Answer 22

verb: To treat as a celebrity.

Question 23

Lugubrious

Answer 23

adjective: Sorrowful; mournful; dismal, or gloomy, especially to an exaggerated or ludicrous degree.

Question 24

Malefactor

Answer 24

noun: A criminal.

Question 25

Magnanimous

Answer 25

adjective: Generous; noble in spirit. (altruistic, beneficent, benevolent, munificent).

Question 26

Martinet

Answer 26

noun: Strict disciplinarian; one who rigidly follows rules. (autocrat).

Question 27

Megalomania

Answer 27

noun: Psychopathological condition characterized by delusional fantasies of wealth, power, or omnipotence. (egocentrism)

Question 28

Mendacious

Answer 28

adjective: Dishonest or untruthful; disingenuous. (equivocating, prevaricating).

Question 29

Mercurial

Answer 29

adjective: Quick and changeable in temperament. (capricious)

Question 30

Nadir

Answer 30

noun: The lowest point.

Question 31

Occlude

Answer 31

verb: To cause to become closed or blocked.

Question 32

Parlance

Answer 32

noun: A particular manner of speaking. (vernacular).

Question 33

Paroxysm

Answer 33

noun: A sudden outburst of emotion or action.

Question 34

Parsimonious

Answer 34

adjective: excessively Frugal.

Question 35

Pertinacious

Answer 35

adjective: Holding tenaciously to a purpose.