ENGLISH: the crucible

Question 0

Predilection

Answer 0

An established preference for something

Question 1

Dallied

Answer 1

Act playfully, waste time

Question 2

Rankle

Answer 2

To cause anger, irritation or deep bitterness

Question 3

Heathen

Answer 3

An uncovered member of people or nation that does not acknowledge the of the bible.

Question 4

Parochial

Answer 4

Relating to a parish as a unit of local government.

Question 5

Citadel

Answer 5

A fortress that commands a city

Question 6

Innate

Answer 6

Belonging to the essential nature of something.

Question 7

Individualist

Answer 7

One that pursues a markedly independent course in thought or action.

Question 8

Autocracy

Answer 8

Government in which one person possesses unlimited power.

Question 9

Communal

Answer 9

Relating to the community or commune.

Question 10

Junta

Answer 10

A group of persons controlling a gov ESP after a revolutionary power

Question 11

Paradox

Answer 11

A statement that seems contrary to common sense and yet is perhaps true

Question 12

Theocracy

Answer 12

Gov by officials regarded as divinely inspired

Question 13

Prohibition

Answer 13

The act of forbidding by law

Question 14

Manifest

Answer 14

Display, demonstrate

Question 15

Repression

Answer 15

Retain suppress

Question 16

Morality

Answer 16

Moral conduct, virtue

Question 17

Barred

Answer 17

stripped

Question 18

Quaking

Answer 18

To shake from shock or instability

Question 19

Dissembling

Answer 19

To put on false appearance , conceal facts or feelings.

Question 20

Propriety

Answer 20

The standard of what socially acceptable conduct and speech,

Question 21

Congregation

Answer 21

An assembly of persons met for worship

Question 22

Quavering

Answer 22

To speak in tremulous tones

Question 23

Conjured

Answer 23

To practice magic, to summon sorcery, practice sleight hand

Question 24

Faction

Answer 24

Group acting together against a larger body

Question 25

Abominations

Answer 25

Disgust or loathing

Question 26

Unaware

Answer 26

Not aware, ignorant

Question 27

Resentment

Answer 27

To feel or exhibit annoyance

Question 28

Begrudge

Answer 28

To give or concede reluctantly

Question 29

Deference

Answer 29

Respectful regard for another’s wishes.

Question 30

Smirched

Answer 30

To make dirty or stain; bring disgrace upon

Question 31

Corroboration

Answer 31

To support with evidence

Question 32

Juncture

Answer 32

A critical time or state affairs

Question 33

Abyss

Answer 33

An immeasurable depth

Question 34

Trepidation

Answer 34

Nervous agitation

Question 35

Hypocrite

Answer 35

A false assumption of appearance of virtue

Question 36

Partisans

Answer 36

One that takes part of the other

Question 37

Calumny

Answer 37

A false and malicious accusations