Crown

Question 1

incontrovertible

Answer 1

[adj.] definitely true and impossible to be proved false Synonym: indisputable

CCTV provided incontrovertible evidence that he was at the scene of the crime

Question 2

accumulation

Answer 2

[n.] انباشت، تجمع

- the steady accumulation of evidence by the police
- a massive accumulation of facts about the motor industry

Question 3

obstruct

Answer 3

[v.] to block, مسدود کردن, جلوی چیزی را گرفتن

- A small aircraft was obstructing the runway.
- He was fined for obstructing the work of the police.

Question 4

enamored of

Answer 4

[adj.] captivated by; liking sth. very much

enamored of/with

You don’t seem very enamored with your job.

Question 5

contentious

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[adj.] causing a lot of argument and disagreement between people Synonym : controversial

contentious issue/area/subject/history etc

Animal welfare did not become a contentious issue until the late 1970s.

Question 6

fraught

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[adj.] full of problems, anxiety, worry, etc
= contentious

a fraught atmosphere/situation/history
Julie sounded rather fraught.

Question 7

dispensation

Answer 7

[n.] permission from someone in authority, especially a religious leader, to do something that is not usually allowed; معافیت

Caroline’s marriage was annulled by special dispensation from the church.

Question 8

peripatetic

Answer 8

[adj.] travelling from place to place, especially in order to do your job; itinerate; دوره گرد

a peripatetic music teacher

Question 9

florid

Answer 9

[adj.] florid language, music, or art has a lot of extra unnecessary details or decorations

a book written in a very florid style

Question 10

trepidation

Answer 10

[n.] a feeling of anxiety or fear about something that is going to happen:

With some trepidation, I opened the door.

Question 11

requisite

Answer 11

[n.] something that is needed for a particular purpose
requisite of/for
He lacked the moral requisites for marriage.

[adj.] needed for a particular purpose Synonym : necessary, required
He lacks the requisite qualifications.

Question 12

aridity

Answer 12

[n.] کم آبی
A tendency toward aridity is seen in most of easter Eurasia

arid:
[adj.] arid land or an arid climate is very dry because it has very little rain
Water from the Great Lakes is pumped to arid regions.

Question 13

discernible

Answer 13

[adj.] قابل تشخیص

Her face was barely discernible in the gloom.

Question 14

shun

Answer 14

[v.] avoid

a shy woman who shunned publicity
Victims of the disease found themselves shunned by society.

Question 15

pervasive

Answer 15

[adj.] widespread; existing everywhere

Nowdays, the Internet is persasive, almost everybody has access to it

Question 16

ubiquitous

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[adj.] seeming to be everywhere
=pervasive

Coffee shops are ubiquitous these days.

Question 17

extol

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[v.] to praise something very much

Writers repeatedly extol their own judgements

Question 18

provenance

Answer 18

[n.] the place where something originally came from Synonym : origin

The provenance of the paintings is unknown.

Question 19

dispassionate

Answer 19

[adj.] disinterested; بی طرف

a dispassionate view of the situation

Question 20

indispensable

Answer 20

[adj.] essential

This book is indispensable to anyone interested in space exploration.

indispensable for/in (doing) something
Meat is not indispensable for maintaining a healthy diet.

Question 21

malleable

Answer 21

[adj.] نرم و قابل انعطاف; changeable; manageable

a malleable child

Question 22

unwitting

Answer 22

[adj.] unintentional; accidental

an unwitting involvement in crime

unwittingly: [adv.] unknowingly; سهوا

Question 23

conducive

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[adj.] be conducive to something
if a situation is conducive to something such as work, rest etc, it provides conditions that make it easy for you to work etc; منجر شونده به; سودمند

an environment conducive to learning

Question 24

derision

Answer 24

[n.] when you show that you think someone or something is stupid or silly; استهزا

His speech was greeted with derision by opposition leaders.

Question 25

immutable

Answer 25

[adj.] inflexible; unchangeable; تغییرناپذیر

mutable: changeable; adaptable; تغییز پذیر

Question 26

sinuous

Answer 26

[adj.] with twist and turns

They followed the sinuous trail deep into the mountains.

Question 27

conciliatory

Answer 27

[adj.] مصالحه آمیز

Perhaps you should adopt a more conciliatory approach.

Question 28

adamant

Answer 28

[adj.] یکدنده

She begged me to change my mind, but I remained adamant.

Question 29

exculpate

Answer 29

[v.] تبرئه کرن
=exonerate; absolve

Question 30

absolve

Answer 30

[v.] تبرئه کردن

He cannot be absolved of all responsibility for the accident.

Question 31

adjunct

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[n.] something that is added or joined to something that is bigger or more important

an adjunct to sth.
Online instruction is a useful adjunct to the real thing.

Question 32

torpid

Answer 32

[adj.] بی حال، سست، خوابیده

She was such a torpid speaker that the audience was on the verge of sleeping.

Question 33

originality

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[adj.] creativity; when sth. is new and different from anything that anyone did before; ابتکار

Her earlier work shows a lot of originality.

Question 34

bereft

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[adj.] being without
bereft of hope/meaning etc: without any hope etc
=deprived

The team now seems bereft of inspiration

Question 35

naunced

Answer 35

[adj.] subtle: not easy to notice or understand unless you pay careful attention
خیلی ظریف کار شده مثلا

Question 36

portentous

Answer 36

[adj.] = ominous: بد شگون؛ نامیمون؛ بدیمن

Question 37

indolence

Answer 37

[adj.] laziness
= sloth

Question 38

malingerer

Answer 38

[n.] کسی که خودشو به ناخوشی میزنه و از زیر کار شونه خالی میکنه

malibger:
[v.] خود را به ناخوشی زدن؛ تمارض کردن

Question 39

exemplar

Answer 39

[n.] model; a good example; نمونه و سرمشق
= paragons

Milt’s career is an exemplar of survival in difficult times

Question 40

paragon

Answer 40

[n.] نمونه و سرمشق
= exemplar

Question 41

provident

Answer 41

[adj.] careful and sensible in the way you plan things
= prudent

Question 42

prudent

Answer 42

[adj.] sensible and careful
= provident

It might be prudent to get a virus detector for the network.

Question 43

anthropogenic

Answer 43

[adj.] مربوط به پیدایش و تکامل انسان؛ مربوط به برخورد و تماس بشر با طبیعت

Scientists assume wildfires have no natural causes and all of them are anthropogenic.

Question 44

compunction

Answer 44

[n.] پشیمانی، ندامت

He had no compunction about interfering in her private affairs.

Question 45

unassailable

Answer 45

[adj.] not able to be criticized, made weaker, or beaten
= airtight

an unassailable argument

Question 46

presage

Answer 46

[v.] foretell

The large number of moderate earthquakes that have occurred recently could presage a larger quake soon.