Group 1 part 2

Question 1

Ingenuous

Answer 1

(adj) - artless; frank and candid; lacking in sophistication.

Question 2

Exigent

Answer 2

(adj) - urgent, pressing; requiring immediate action or attention.

Question 3

Erudite

Answer 3

(adj) very learned; scholarly

Question 4

Enervate

Answer 4

(v) - to weaken; to reduce in vitality.

Question 5

Effrontery

Answer 5

(N) - extreme boldness; presumptuousness.

Question 6

Ennui

Answer 6

(N) - dissatisfaction and restlessness resulting from boredom or apathy.

Question 7

Equivocate

Answer 7

(V) - to use ambiguous language with a deceptive intent.

Question 8

Exculpate

Answer 8

(v) - to exonerate; to clear of blame.

Question 9

Filibuster

Answer 9

(n) - intentional obstruction, especially using prolonged speech-making to delay legislative action.

Question 10

Fulminate

Answer 10

(v) - to loudly attack or denounce.

Question 11

Inured

Answer 11

(adj) - accustomed to accepting something undesirable.

Question 12

(adj) - artless; frank and candid; lacking in sophistication.

Answer 12

Ingenuous

Question 13

(adj) - urgent, pressing; requiring immediate action or attention.

Answer 13

Exigent

Question 14

(adj) very learned; scholarly

Answer 14

Erudite

Question 15

(v) - to weaken; to reduce in vitality.

Answer 15

Enervate

Question 16

(N) - extreme boldness; presumptuousness.

Answer 16

Effrontery

Question 17

(N) - dissatisfaction and restlessness resulting from boredom or apathy.

Answer 17

Ennui

Question 18

(V) - to use ambiguous language with a deceptive intent.

Answer 18

Equivocate

Question 19

(v) - to exonerate; to clear of blame.

Answer 19

Exculpate

Question 20

(n) - intentional obstruction, especially using prolonged speech-making to delay legislative action.

Answer 20

Filibuster

Question 21

(v) - to loudly attack or denounce.

Answer 21

Fulminate

Question 22

(adj) - accustomed to accepting something undesirable.

Answer 22

Inured