Seduction 1

Question 1

Complication

Answer 1

a circumstance that complicates something; problems, obstacle, headache, or difficultly. “When he suddenly died-in New York, at the age of thirty two, from complications after surgery from an ulcer”.

Question 2

Assimilate

Answer 2

become similar to ones environment; adapt, adjust, conform, attune, or blend in. “The narcissistic assimilates into his group, studying his victim”.

Question 3

Recount

Answer 3

tell someone about something; narrate, describe, recite, or tell. “He received a letter from friend who he admired, recounting his discussions with a remarkable young Russian woman”.

Question 4

Decline

Answer 4

politely refuse; reject, refuse, or turn down. “Deciding to seize the moment, Nietzsche proposed marriage, Salome declined”.

Question 5

Uncompromising

Answer 5

unwilling to yield to others, especially by changing one’s ways or opinions; (inflexible, unbending, unyielding, rigid, firm, stubborn). “Her firm, uncompromising manner only deepened the spell she cast over him”.

Question 6

Intention

Answer 6

is a idea that you plan; (goal, purpose, air, intent, or design). “When she finally left him, making it clear that she had no intention of marrying him, Nietzsche was devastated”.

Question 7

Stem

Answer 7

means to originate; (arise from, emanate from, derive from, be caused by) “this type of behaviour often stems from a childhood of abuse and neglect”.

Question 8

Nonconformist

Answer 8

someone who acts apart from the masses; (rebel, bad boy, dissenter, hippie, weird, freethinker, or individualist)

Question 9

Slight

Answer 9

to insult someone by treating them with lack of respect; (scorn, snub, insult, or treat disrespectfully). “Narcissistic are hyper vigilant, they are constantly slighted and pick a fight”.

Question 10

Equivocal

Answer 10

open to more than one interpretation; (ambiguous, uncertain, questionable, unclear, vague, or inexplicit). “The result of the investigation were equivocal”.

Question 11

Pretentious

Answer 11

someone that claims to be very important or deserving of merit when such is not the case; (showy, ostentatious, affected, or snobbish) “someone that deserves a table in a crowded restaurant because of who they are”.

Question 12

Yield

Answer 12

give way to argument, demands, or pressure; (surrender, submit, relent, give in or cave in) “if their nature innocence can persuade a parent to yield to their desires in one instance, then it is something they can use strategically in another instance”.

Question 13

Vulnerable

Answer 13

susceptible to physical or emotional attack or harm; (weak, powerless, defenceless, or helpless). “If their vulnerability and weakness is so attractive, then it is something they can use for effect”.

Question 14

Dexterity

Answer 14

skill in using one’s mind; (shrewdness, astuteness, acumen, perception, cleverness, or street smarts). “Mental dexterity means a sharpness of mind, or skill in thinking creatively and understanding and expressing something quickly and easily”.

Question 15

Receptive

Answer 15

willing to consider new ideas; (flexible, responsive, friendly, or open minded) “children by nature are unprotected and open minded to experience, and this receptiveness is extremely attractive”.

Question 16

Circumvent

Answer 16

you find a smart way around something, like rules, barriers, or something bad; (dodge, elude, duck, evade, or avoid). “Undefensive lovers have somehow circumvent the self-protective process, retaining the playful, receptive spirit of the child”.

Question 17

Lavish

Answer 17

spend generously on; (shower, pamper, squander, or give) “he decided to be her lover and protector, lavishing her with money and attention”.

Question 18

Distinct

Answer 18

recognizably different from something else; (clear, obvious, definite, apparent, or well defined) “those who are spoiled with affection know themselves to be deeply seductive. This becomes a distinct advantage when they grow up”.

Question 19

Align

Answer 19

to take sides on something; (side, affiliate, associate with, join, or team up) “she refused to be aligned with any club”.

Question 20

Pretension

Answer 20

showing off to impress; (ostentatious, snobbishness, fake, vanity, or show off). “Everything she did, she did it with such a light spirit, such a lack of pretension”.

Question 21

Jaded

Answer 21

tired, bored, or lacking enthusiasm, typically after having had too much of something; (exhausted, indifferent, bored, tired, dulled, or sick of) “she continued to seduce the jaded French fir years”.

Question 22

Correspond

Answer 22

to match; correlate, agree, concur, or match. “His off screen life corresponded to his movie image”.