Seduction 2

Question 1

Conviction

Answer 1

an strong belief; (opinion, belief, view, confidence, sentiment, confidence, or certainty). “The key is infuse your play with the conviction and feeling of a child, making it seem nature”.

Question 2

Insinuate

Answer 2

Latin, wind one’s way into; (sneak into, maneuver oneself into, intrude on, or introduce oneself into). “then came more poems, recited in that charming voice the words so insinuating”.

Question 3

Conjure

Answer 3

to bring an image to mind; (recall, evoke, or bring to mind). “The image he conjured filled her mind” - “she had forgotten to conjure up the image of her mother’s face”.

Question 4

Capitalize

Answer 4

take advantage of; (profit from, make the most of, or exploit). “She capitalized on her foreignness- she came from the island of Martinue”.

Question 5

Inherent

Answer 5

an essential quality that is part of a person; (intrinsic, inbuilt, ingrained, instinctive, genetic, deep-rooted, nature, or built in) “traveling upstream to spawn is an inherent instinct in salmon” - “some people believe evil is inherent in humans”.

Question 6

Cynical

Answer 6

having a belief that people only do things to serve their own needs; (negative, doubtful, skeptical, distrustful, or non believing).

Question 7

Ploy

Answer 7

is a plan that helps you get what you want; (tactic, maneuver, ruse, plan, move, or trick) “one ploy of the coquettish is the withdrawal of sexual favours”.

Question 8

Voracious

Answer 8

having a very eager approach to an activity; (greedy, avid, insatiable, or very hungry). “She read his reports voraciously”.

Question 9

Indulge

Answer 9

allow someone to enjoy a desire pleasure; (pamper, spoil, coddle, or cater to someone’s every whim”.

Question 10

Obliging

Answer 10

willing to do a service or kindness; (accommodating, willing, or helpful) “in the same way, by being polite and friendly, you can make people pliable and obliging, even though they are apt to be crabbed and malevolent”.

Question 11

Impervious

Answer 11

unable to be affected; (unaffected, immune, invulnerable, or resistance) “he worked, apparently impervious to the heat”.

Question 12

Subtle

Answer 12

working in a indirect and clever way; (insidious, pernicious, harmful, harmful, shrewd, astute, cunning, or clever). “Her approach was subtle and patient; she made him somehow feel good about giving her what she wanted”.

Question 13

Persuade

Answer 13

to get your way-win the argument, convince the group to go your way. (Convince, coax, make, bring around, or win over) “He tried to persuade her to come with him”.

Question 14

Justify

Answer 14

to make excuses for one’s actions; (excuse, explain, legitimize, vindicate, or argue for). “Yet they always came to the frequent parties she hosted, justifying themselves with the thought that powerful people would be there”.

Question 15

Intimate

Answer 15

very friendly, or very personal or private; (Welcoming, personal, warm, relaxed, or cozy) “everything at these parties was calibrated to create a relaxed, intimate atmosphere”.

Question 16

Mention

Answer 16

refer to something briefly and without going into detail;(allude to, refer to, touch on, or bring up). “Afterwards she would send them a personal note or gift, often referring to something they had mentioned in conversation”.

Question 17

Subject

Answer 17

cause or force to undergo; (put through, treat with, or expose to). “The child was subjected to a constant barrage of criticism”.

Question 18

Infuse

Answer 18

Latin “to pour into” - (fill, imbue, charge, or pervade). “They infuse their imaginations with such seriousness and feeling”.