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Question 1

naive

Answer 1

• showing a lack of experience, wisdom, or judgment.

Question 2

bias

Answer 2

• in favor of or against a thing, person, or group compared with another, usually in a way that seems unfair.

Question 3

copious

Answer 3

• abundant in supply or demand.

Question 4

omit

Answer 4

• leave out or exclude either intentionally or forgetfully.

Question 5

irate

Answer 5

• feeling or characterized by great anger.

Question 6

dawdle

Answer 6

• waste time; move slowly.

Question 7

liaison

Answer 7

• a person who establishes communivation between multiple groups.

Question 8

devour

Answer 8

• to eat hungrily or quickly; to destory completely.

Question 9

allege

Answer 9

• to say that someone has done something illegal or wrong, without giving proof; to assert without proof.

Question 10

oppress

Answer 10

• the unjust exercise of authority; cause someone to feel distressed, anxious, or uncomfortable.

Question 11

concur

Answer 11

• be of the same opinion; agree or to coincide.

Question 12

abrupt

Answer 12

• suddenly and unexpectedly.

Question 13

morose

Answer 13

• marked by an expression of gloom.

Question 14

libel

Answer 14

• a published false statement that is damaging to a person’s reputation.

Question 15

vagrant

Answer 15

• a person without a settled home or regular work who wanders from place to place and lives by begging.

Question 16

abate

Answer 16

• to decrease in force or intensity.

Question 17

apathy

Answer 17

• lack of interest, enthusiasm, or concern.

Question 18

qualm

Answer 18

• an uneasy feeling of doubt, worry, or fear.

Question 19

hubris

Answer 19

• excessive pride or self-confidence.

Question 20

succor

Answer 20

• assistance or aid in times of hardship or distress.

Question 21

tarry

Answer 21

• to delay in acting or doing.

Question 22

bisect

Answer 22

• divide into two parts.

Question 23

abhor

Answer 23

• to regard someone or something as detestable.

Question 24

avid

Answer 24

• to be eager or show enthusiasm about something.

Question 25

elude

Answer 25

• to avoid or escapy by being quick, skillful, or tricky; OR an idea or fact that is not remembered by someone.