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Question 1

Salvage

Answer 1

To rescue from loss at sea

To retrieve or preserve something from potential loss or adverse circumstances

Question 2

Sate

Answer 2

To satisfy a desire or appetite to the full

Question 3

Satire

Answer 3

The use of humor, irony, or exaggeration, or ridicule to expose and criticize people’s stupidity or voices (in the context of politics or other topical issues)

Question 4

Savor

Answer 4

To taste good food or drink and enjoy it completely by dwelling on it

To suggest something bad

Question 5

Sedate

Answer 5

Calm, dignified, and unhurried

Quiet and full

Question 6

Scant

Answer 6

Barely sufficient or adequate

To provide grudgingly or in insufficient amounts

To deal with inadequately, neglect

Question 7

Scarce

Answer 7

(Of resources) insufficient for the demand

Rare

Question 8

Scorn

Answer 8

The feeling or belief that someone or something is worthless or despicable, contempt

To feel or express contempt for

Question 9

Seclude

Answer 9

To keep someone away from other people

Question 10

Seldom

Answer 10

Not often, rarely

Not common, infrequent

Question 11

Sequence

Answer 11

A particular order in which related events, movements, or things occur

A part of a film dealing with one particular event or topic

Question 12

Shrewd

Answer 12

Having or showing sharp powers of judgement, astute, intelligent

(Of weather) piercingly cold

Question 13

Simulate

Answer 13

To imitate the appearance or character of

Question 14

Sincere

Answer 14

Proceeding from genuine feelings, heartfelt

Question 15

Sinister

Answer 15

Giving the impression that something harmful or evil is happening or will happen

Evil or criminal

Question 16

Solemn

Answer 16

Formal and dignified

Serious

Characterized by deep sincerity

Question 17

Solitary

Answer 17

Done or existing alone

Secluded or isolated

A hermit

Question 18

Somber

Answer 18

Dark or dull in color or tone, gloomy

Question 19

Soothe

Answer 19

To gently calm a person. Or their feelings

To relieve or ease pain

Question 20

Specific

Answer 20

Clearly defined or identified

Precise and clear in making statements or issuing instructions

Question 21

Sporadic

Answer 21

Occurring at irregular intervals or only in a few spaces, scattered or isolated

Question 22

Speck

Answer 22

A tiny spot or particle of substance

Question 23

Spirited

Answer 23

Full of energy, enthusiasm, and determination

Having s specified character, outlook on life, or mood

Question 24

Spontaneous

Answer 24

Performed or occurring as a result of inner impulse or inclination without stimulus

(Of a person) having an open and natural manner

Growing naturally

Question 25

Stagnate

Answer 25

(Of water or air) cease to flow or move, become stagnant

To cease developing, become inactive or dull

Question 26

Stature

Answer 26

A person’s natural height

Importance or reputation gained by ability or achievement

Question 27

Steadfast

Answer 27

Dutifully firm and unwavering

Question 28

Stoic

Answer 28

A person who can endure pain or hardship without showing their feelings

A member of the ancient philosophical school of stoicism

Question 29

Stringent

Answer 29

Strict, precise, and exacting

Question 30

Subside

Answer 30

To become less intense, violent, or severe

To cave in or sinking

The reduce until con

To go down to a lower or the normal level

Question 31

Succinct

Answer 31

Briefly and clearly expressed

Question 32

Sullied

Answer 32

To damage the purity or integrity of, blemish, spoil

Question 33

Superb

Answer 33

Excellent, impressively splendid

Question 34

Superfluous

Answer 34

Unnecessary through being more than enough

Question 35

Suppose

Answer 35

To assume without proof or certain knowledge

To make reluctant or hesitant admission

To be required to do something

Question 36

Surrogate

Answer 36

A substitute or replacement