frequent words "p"

Question 1

paragon

Answer 1

model of perfection

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partisan

Answer 2

one-sided; prejudiced; committed to a party

Question 3

pathological

Answer 3

pertaining to disease

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paucity

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scarcity

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pedantic

Answer 5

showing off learning; bookish

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penchant

Answer 6

strong inclination; liking

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penury

Answer 7

severe poverty; stinginess

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perennial

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something long-lasting

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perfidious

Answer 9

treacherous; disloyal

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perfunctory

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superficial; not thorough; lacking interest, care, enthusiasm

Question 11

permeable

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penetrable; porous; allowing liquids or gas to pas through

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pervasive

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spread throughout

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phlegmatic

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calm; not easily disturbed

Question 14

piety

Answer 14

devoutness; reverence for God

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placate

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pacify; conciliate

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plasticity

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ability to be molded

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platitude

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trite remark; commonplace statement

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plethora

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excess; overabundance

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porous

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full of pores; like a sieve

Question 20

pragmatic

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practical (as opposed to idealistic); concerned with the practical worth or impact of something

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precarious

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uncertain; risky

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precipitate

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rash; premature; hasty; sudden

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precursor

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forerunner

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presumptuous

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arrogant; taking liberties

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prevaricate

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lie

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pristine

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characteristic of earlier times; primitive, unspoiled

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probity

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uprightness, incorruptibility

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problematic

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doubtful, unsettled, questionable, perplexing

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prodigal

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wasteful; reckless with money

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profound

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deep; not superficial; complete

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prohibitive

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tending to prevent the purchase or use of something; inclined to prevent or forbid

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proliferate

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grow rapidly; spread; multiply

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propensity

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natural inclination

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propitiate

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appease

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propriety

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fitness; correct conduct

Question 36

proscribe

Answer 36

ostracize; banish; outlaw