new 10th of october

Question 1

forthcoming

Answer 1

“1. ready or about to appear
2. but also in terms of not withholding information in a situaiton of arrest or in a situation where there has to be told”

Question 2

sullen

Answer 2

remaining alone

Question 3

unbidden

Answer 3

not commanded

Question 4

aghast

Answer 4

amazed, struck with fright

Question 5

abandon

Answer 5

let go, complete lack of inhibition

Question 6

forsake

Answer 6

reject

Question 7

unwittingly

Answer 7

unintentionally

Question 8

tarnish

Answer 8

offuscare

Question 9

ebb

Answer 9

movement of the tide out of the sea, decrease

Question 10

bewildered

Answer 10

perplexed, confused

Question 11

nonplussed

Answer 11

1. Bewildered; unsure how to respond or act.

2. Unfazed, unaffected, or unimpressed.”

Question 12

hasty

Answer 12

with out much thought, rushed

Question 13

simpering

Answer 13

wearing a child grin

Question 14

snide

Answer 14

insulting in an indirect way

Question 15

derogative

Answer 15

insulting

Question 16

pristine

Answer 16

Of or belonging to a primitive or early state or period; original; primitive: as,pristineinnocence; thepristinemanners of a people.

Question 17

imperiled

Answer 17

at risk of becoming extinct

Question 18

precis

Answer 18

abstract, summary of a larger work

Question 19

remiss

Answer 19

act of negligence, Not energetic or diligent in performance; careless in performing duty or business; not complying with engagements at all, or not in due time; negligent; dilatory; slack.

Question 20

dither

Answer 20

being indecisive

Question 21

temper

Answer 21

“1. calmness of midn

2. constiution, form, consituency
3. A metal or alloy added to another to produce certain physical properties; specifically, an alloy of one part of copper and two of tin to be added to pure tin to produce a fine grade of pewter; an alloy containing arsenic with lead sometimes added to the molten metal to give hardness to shot.”

Question 22

elusive

Answer 22

hard to understand

Question 23

petulant

Answer 23

capricious

Question 24

relinquish

Answer 24

ti give up the possession of, abandon, quit

Question 25

harried

Answer 25

harassed

Question 26

diffidence

Answer 26

More especially, distrust of one’s self; want of confidence in one’s own ability, worth, or fitness; retiring disposition; modest reserve; shyness.

Question 27

inveterate

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old, long established

Question 28

tax

Answer 28

put a heavy demand on something

Question 29

latitude

Answer 29

distance

Question 30

tinge

Answer 30

a veryslightamountof acolouror of afeeling, lightness of something

Question 31

incure

Answer 31

accustom to something unpleasent

Question 32

bode

Answer 32

portent of a particular outcome

Question 33

inclement

Answer 33

not clement, no mild temper

Question 34

sweltering

Answer 34

suffucating with heat

Question 35

jingoism

Answer 35

excessive patriotism

Question 36

restivness

Answer 36

estlessness/difficulty to control

Question 37

puzzling

Answer 37

perpelxing, embarassing

Question 38

pundit

Answer 38

an expert in a particular field called ot judge

Question 39

pan out

Answer 39

to suceed, go as planned

Question 40

foil

Answer 40

prevent from suceeding

Question 41

esotrenic

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inner

Question 42

insidious

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“Lying in wait; hence, deceitful; sly; treacherous.

– Designed or adapted to entrap; deceptive; insnaring: as, insidious arts.”

Question 43

contrition

Answer 43

The act of grinding or rubbing to powder; attrition.

noun – Brokenness of spirit for having given offense; deep sorrow for sin or guilt; pious compunction; sincere penitence.”

Question 44

jettison

Answer 44

abandon or discard (someone or something that is no longer wanted).

Question 45

germane

Answer 45

Ideas orinformationthat is germane to aparticularsubjectorsituationisconnectedwith andimportantto it:

Question 46

inscrutable

Answer 46

impossible to understand