Become excellent. Be unreasonable.

Question 1

Restaurateur

Answer 1

noun
Someone who owns or manages a restaurant
* The renowned restaurateur opened a new fine-dining
restaurant in the heart of the city.
* As a successful restaurateur, she knows how to turn a
simple dish into a culinary masterpiece.

Question 2

Statistically speaking

Answer 2

adverbial phrase
Referring to data or statistical evidence to support a statement
* Statistically speaking, companies that invest in employee training see higher productivity rates.
* Statistically speaking, customer satisfaction scores correlate strongly with repeat purchases.

Question 3

Through the lens
(of something)

Answer 3

phrase
To view or approach something from a specific perspective or focus
* The team analyzed the new strategy through the lens of customer experience.
* The marketing plan was developed through the lens of brand loyalty and retention.

Question 4

Hospitality

Answer 4

noun
The friendly and generous reception and treatment of guests or visitors
* The hotel prides itself on offering exceptional hospitality to all of its guests.
* Her hospitality skills were evident in the way she made every guest feel welcome at the party.

Question 5

See the light bulb turn on

Answer 5

verbal phrase
To witness someone suddenly understand or realize something
* When the manager explained the new process, I saw the light bulb turn on for the team.
* You could see the light bulb turn on when the student finally grasped the concept.

Question 6

Nobility

Answer 6

noun
The quality of being honorable, virtuous, or selflessly serving others
* She demonstrated nobility by offering support to her colleagues without expecting anything in return.
* His nobility in handling customer complaints earned him the respect of both clients and colleagues.

Question 7

Graciousness

Answer 7

noun
The quality of being kind and polite, often in a way that shows warmth and generosity
* Her graciousness in hosting the event made everyone feel welcome and appreciated.
* The manager’s graciousness in accepting feedback helped foster a positive work environment.

Question 8

A discipline / disciplines

Answer 8

noun
A branch of knowledge or study that focuses on a particular subject or skill
* The university offers a variety of disciplines, including law, medicine, and the arts.
* Her research falls within the disciplines of sociology,
* focusing on urban communities.

Question 9

Relentless

Answer 9

adjective
To be determined and unwilling to give up, even in the face of challenges or obstacles
* Her relentless pursuit of excellence helped her achieve success in the competitive industry.
* The company’s relentless innovation kept them ahead of competitors in the tech market.

Question 10

Erode

Answer 10

verb
To gradually decline a concept, feeling, or relationship over time
* Trust in leadership can erode quickly if transparency is not maintained.
* Constantly ignoring employee feedback can erode morale in the workplace.

Question 11

Perpetual

Answer 11

adjective
Never-ending or continuous
* Her perpetual optimism kept the team motivated through difficult times.
* The company operates in a state of perpetual innovation to stay ahead of its competitors.

Question 12

Out of whack

Answer 12

idiom
Not working properly or out of balance
* The printer is out of whack, so we’ll need to get it repaired before the meeting.
* His sleep schedule has been out of whack since he started working late hours.

Question 13

Treat someone as a commodity

Answer 13

verbal phrase
To use someone only for their utility or economic benefit, ignoring their individuality and humanity
* She felt like a commodity in the company, valued only for her productivity and not her ideas.
* Workers in the gig economy often feel like commodities, constantly competing for temporary contracts.

Question 14

One-size-fits-all

Answer 14

adjective
A solution that is intended to work for everyone, without customization for individual needs or differences
* The company found that a one-size-fits-all policy didn’t work for its diverse workforce.
* A one-size-fits-all solution is rarely effective in addressing complex problems.

Question 15

Bespoke

Answer 15

adjective
Custom-made or tailored to specific requirements or preferences
* The company offers bespoke software solutions designed to meet the unique needs of each client.
* They provide a bespoke service, creating personalized travel itineraries for each customer.