Deriv 2.9-2.12

Question 1

A condemning as wrong, strong disapproval

Answer 1

Censure

Question 2

Deserving blame, guilty

Answer 2

Culpable

Question 3

Serving as a model or example, worth imitating

Answer 3

Exemplary

Question 4

Acting suddenly with little or no thought, rash, impulsive

Answer 4

Impetuous

Question 5

Peevish, inclined to find fault

Answer 5

Querulous

Question 6

Very sacred, holy, or inviolable

Answer 6

Sacrosanct

Question 7

Pretending to be very holy or pious, affecting righteousness

Answer 7

Sanctimonious

Question 8

Authorized approval or permission

Answer 8

Sanction

Question 9

Spreading from person to person

Answer 9

Contagious

Question 10

Touching along all or most of one side

Answer 10

Contiguous

Question 11

Dependence on chance or uncertain conditions, a possible occurrence

Answer 11

Contingency

Question 12

Flowering, blooming

Answer 12

Efflorescent

Question 13

Drink, absorb

Answer 13

Imbibe

Question 14

Commonplace, everyday

Answer 14

Mundane

Question 15

Restless, unsettled, unruly, hard to control

Answer 15

Restive

Question 16

Able to be wounded or hurt in some way

Answer 16

Vulnerable

Question 17

To make less or hard to bear, to lighten or relieve

Answer 17

Alleviate

Question 18

To honor the memory of, serve as a memorial

Answer 18

Commemorate

Question 19

Shabby, falling into disrepair

Answer 19

Dilapidated

Question 20

Lightness, lack of seriousness

Answer 20

Levity

Question 21

To soothe the temper of, to appease

Answer 21

Mollify

Question 22

A severe or formal rebuke, especially by a person in authority

Answer 22

Reprimand

Question 23

A disinclination to express one’s feelings or impart information

Answer 23

Reticence

Question 24

Not liking to talk, silent, uncommunicative

Answer 24

Taciturn

Question 25

Talkative

Answer 25

Loquacious

Question 26

Lowered in social status, having lost class

Answer 26

Declasse

Question 27

Religious, pious, showing reverence

Answer 27

Devout

Question 28

To be continually changing or varying

Answer 28

Fluctuate

Question 29

To give light to, to make clear, explain

Answer 29

Illuminate

Question 30

To show to be just, right, in accord with reason

Answer 30

Justify

Question 31

A long life, length of time spend in employment

Answer 31

Longevity

Question 32

Giving off light

Answer 32

Luminous

Question 33

Ruin, complete and irreplaceable loss

Answer 33

Perdition