Hannah Hansen

Question 0

Incessant

Answer 0

(adjective) Non-stop, without ending

Synonyms: endless, constant

Question 1

Finesse

Answer 1

(noun) Skill and cleverness shown by how someone handles a situation
Synonyms: refinement, delicacy

Question 2

Incessantly

Answer 2

(adverb) Describes an action (something that you do) that is non-stop
Synonyms: endlessly, constantly

Question 3

Odious

Answer 3

(adjective) Describes something do serving hatred

Synonyms: abominable, detestable

Question 4

Nocturnal

Answer 4

(adjective) Describes something that is active at night

Question 5

Palpable

Answer 5

(Adj.) able to be touched or felt
Synonyms: tangible, perceptible
“I felt a palpable sense of relief”

Question 6

Tangible

Answer 6

(Adj.) describes something that has substance or reality; capable of being touched or precisely identified (more than palpable)
Synonyms: palpable, touchable
“Although, I had no tangible evidence, I was certain that someone snooped in my locker.”

Question 7

Disarming

Answer 7

(Adj.) describes something that removes feelings of unfriendliness or mistrust.
Synonyms: unseating, sweet
“The con artist’s disarming smile made us trust him.”

Question 8

Analytical

Answer 8

(Adj) describes something that is skilled in breaking a whole into its parts and examining.
Synonyms: logical

Question 9

Futile

Answer 9

(Adj) describes something that has no result or effect
Synonyms: fruitless, ineffective
“Even though we prepared for the hurricane, our efforts were futile because the windows broke.”

Question 10

Condone

Answer 10

(Verb) to forgive, overlook, or allow an offense (something bad)
Synonyms: disregard
“We do not condone bullying of any kind; it is considered a serious offense.”

Question 11

Analyze

Answer 11

(Verb) to study the parts of something
Synonyms: break down, dissect
“The data was reported and analyzed by the computer.”