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Question 1

Panacea

Answer 1

A fix-all solution

Question 2

Parasitic

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Attaches to something and feeds off of it without giving anything back. Like actual parasites or people.

Question 3

Parity

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Being equal . It’s the opposite of disparity

Question 4

Paradox

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Something that contradicts itself or sets an impossible train of thought that never ends

Question 5

Partake

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To participate (can be used with food or a giving activity)

Question 6

Paternal

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To act in a fatherly way /also to describe things related to fathers

Question 7

Permeate

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To soak something through, invading and saturating every part of it and leaving nothing untouched. (Water permeates things in a flood and smells permeate homes)

Question 8

Permutation

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All the different ways a set of items can be arranged in different orders

Question 9

Perpetual

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Never ending

Question 10

Perturb

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To disturb but in an emotional way. Like a scary book or strange person

Question 11

Prevade

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Permeates /invades an area where it is not welcome

Question 12

Pittance

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A pitiable small amount / very small

Question 13

Plasticity

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The ability to change and be molded

Question 14

Plenipotentiary

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A person who has been given the authority to act on behalf of their country in foreign countries

Question 15

Posterity

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The future of humankind :all people who will come in the future

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Postulate

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To guess or present an idea that is not proven. (Guess but no proof yet)

Question 17

Potent

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Very strong but as high concentration like a smell or taste

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Prattle

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To talk on and on without little of value said

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Predecessor

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Someone that came before, often used to describe a person who held an office or job prior to the current ones.

Question 20

Preposterous

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Something that is so ridiculous as to be laughable.

Question 21

Primitive

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Something that is very basic and not technologically advanced

Question 22

Pristine

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Untouched and perfect. Unmarred in any way

Question 23

Proliferate

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To grow spread and reproduce often at a high rate of speed. Like rumors and germs

Question 24

Promulgate

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To promulgate an idea is to spread it around.

Question 25

Province

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A geographical area under a government. Many countries have s province system instead of states

Question 26

Proxy

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A substitute

Question 27

Quarrel

Answer 27

Verb:to argue
Nouns: argument