fourth session

Question 1

forswear

Answer 1

When you forswear, you abandon something completely
renounce
abnegate
forgo
abandon
abjure
repudiate
relinquish
disavow
انکار

Question 2

transmute

Answer 2

Transmute is a verb meaning to change in appearance or form
Transmute often describes physical change — like when alchemists tried to transmute lead into gold — but it can also be used more figuratively to describe anything that’s transformed
transform
change
convert

Question 3

breach

Answer 3

A breach is a violation of a law, duty, or promise
violate
نقض

Question 4

abrogate

Answer 4

Abrogate means to abolish or avoid
invalidate
negate
nullify
terminate
نقض

Question 5

vituperate

Answer 5

o vituperate is to speak or write in an extremely negative way about someone
censure
condemn
lambaste
asperse
scold
reprove
reproach
criticize

Question 6

slake

Answer 6

When you slake something, such as a desire or a thirst, you satisfy it
satiate
satisfied

Question 7

abash

Answer 7

embarrass

disconcert

Question 8

adumbrated

Answer 8

To adumbrate something is to outline it
augur
forecast
portend
predict
presage
prophesy

Question 9

vitiate

Answer 9

ruined in character or quality
آلوده کردن
injure
blemish
damage
harm

Question 10

abridge

truncate

Answer 10

کوتاه کردن
خلاصه کردن
abbreviate
shorten

Question 11

sedulous

Answer 11

said less and did more
assiduous
scrupulous
diligent

Question 12

baneful

Answer 12

full of bane and misery
ominous
unpropitious
Anything that’s baneful is destructive or disastrous

Question 13

standoffish

Answer 13

aloof or unfriendly
misanthropic
reclusive
hermit

Question 14

assiduous

Answer 14

careful, methodical and very persistent

sedulous

Question 15

glacial

Answer 15

cold

unfriendly

Question 16

genial

Answer 16

kind
amiable
خونگرم

Question 17

candid

Answer 17

ingenuous

Question 18

latent

Answer 18

dorment

Question 19

hostile

Answer 19

inimical

Question 20

myrmidons

Answer 20

lackeys

پاچه خوار

Question 21

aesthetes

Answer 21

connoisseur

کارشناس امور هنری

Question 22

tyros

Answer 22

novices

Question 23

anchorites

Answer 23

recluse

گوشه گیر

Question 24

irate

Answer 24

furious
infuriated
incensed
enraged
incandescent
fuming
seething

Question 25

divisive

Answer 25

alienating
estranging
isolating
schismatic

Question 26

impulsive

Answer 26

impetuous
spontaneous
hasty

Question 27

combative

Answer 27

belligerent
bellicose
contentious
pugnacious
quarrelsome

Question 28

reneged on

Answer 28

retreated from (عقب نشینی کردن)
زیر قول زدن

Question 29

encomium

Answer 29

tribute

Question 30

refute

Answer 30

The verb refute is to prove that something is wrong. When the kids you’re babysitting swear they brushed their teeth, you can refute their claim by presenting the dry toothbrushes

Question 31

Assert

Answer 31

Asserting is all about standing up for what you believe

Question 32

concede

Answer 32

At midnight, the candidate finally conceded defeat

Question 33

dispute

Answer 33

he noun dispute means any conflict or disagreement