Last Week

Question 1

Connotation

Answer 1

An idea or feeling that a word invokes in addition to its literal or primary meaning

Question 2

Endeavor

Answer 2

Try hard to do or achieve something

Question 3

Indulge in

Answer 3

Allow yourselves to have or do something that you know you will enjoy

“We had enough time to indulge in a bit of window shopping”

Question 4

Conspicuously

Answer 4

In a clearly visible way

Question 5

Inherently

Answer 5

Im a permanent, essential or characteristic way.

Question 6

Notion

Answer 6

A conception of or belief about something

Question 7

Isolate

Answer 7

Cause (a person or place) to be or remain alone or apart from other

Question 8

Occur

Answer 8

(Especially if accidents and other unexpected events) to happen

Or

To exist or be present in, among

Question 9

Integrate

Answer 9

Two mix with or join society or a group of people

Or

Two combine more two or more things in order to become effective

Or

To bring two things or systems to work together as one

Question 10

Diminish

Answer 10

To reduce or be reduced in size or important

“What he did has seriously diminished him in many people’s eyes”

Question 11

Occupy

Answer 11

To exist or use a place for a period of time

Or
To keep someone busy ot interested

“I occupy myself with solving math puzzles”

Question 12

Deduct

Answer 12

To take away an amount or part form a total

“The player had points deducted from his score”

Question 13

Reverse

Answer 13

To change the direction, order, result, etc of something to its opposite

“The intervention was designed to help, but it had the reverse effect”

Question 14

Deviate

Answer 14

To do something that is different from the usual or common way of behaving/ to go in a different direction

Question 15

Conduct

Answer 15

Go organize and perform a particular activity

“The experiments were conducted by scientists in New York”

Question 16

Inhibit

Answer 16

To slow down a process

Or

To prevent someone from doing something by making them feel nervous or embarrassed

“Some worker were inhibited by the presence of their managers”

Question 17

Rely

Answer 17

To need or depend on

Or

To trust someone or something

Question 18

Refine

Answer 18

To make something pure or improve something, especially by removing unwanted material or by doing small changes

Question 19

Derive

Answer 19

Go get something from something else

Question 20

Commit

Answer 20

To do something illegal or something that is considered wrong

“To commit an offence”

Or

To promise loyalty, time, or money to a particular principle, person or plan of action

“He has problems committing himself to a relationship”

Question 21

Shirker

Answer 21

Someone who avoids something, especially work

Question 22

Emerge

Answer 22

To appear by coming out of something or out from behind something

“She merged from the sea”

And

“To become know, especially as a result of examining something or asking questions about it”

“The facts are sure to emerge eventually”

Question 23

Facilitate

Answer 23

To make something possible or easier

Question 24

Survey

Answer 24

An examination of opinions by asking questions

Or

To look at or examine all of something, especially carefully

Question 25

Legislate

Answer 25

To make laws or rules laying to a particular activity

“We cannot legislate a charge on businesses outside the state”

Question 26

Compensate

Answer 26

To pay someone money in exchange for something that has been lost or damaged for some problem

“Victims will be compensated for their injuries”

Or

To provide something good or useful in place of something or to make someone feel better about something lost

“His enthusiasm more than compensates for his lack of experience”

Question 27

Monitor

Answer 27

To watch and check a situation carefully for a period of time in order to discover something about it

“The CIA were monitoring his phone calls”

Also:

A computer screen or a person whose job is watching

Question 28

Grant

Answer 28

To give or allow something, usually in an oficial way

Or to accept that something is true, often before expressing an opposite opinion

“I grant you that X, but Y”

Question 29

Require

Answer 29

Necessary, must, fundamental, need, essential, indispensable

Question 30

Requirement

Answer 30

Concern, condition, demand, need, precondition, prerequisite, obligation

Question 31

Enthralled

Answer 31

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