Sixth

Question 1

Reprove

Answer 1

v. to criticize mildly

Question 2

Resolute

Answer 2

adj. determined; firm; unwavering

Question 3

Respite

Answer 3

n. a period of rest or relief

Question 4

Robust

Answer 4

adj. strong and healthy; vigorous

Question 5

Rudimentary

Answer 5

adj. basic; crude; unformed or undeveloped

Question 6

Sacrilege

Answer 6

n. a violation of something sacred; blasphemy

Question 7

Sacrosanct

Answer 7

adj. sacred; held to be inviolable

Question 8

Sequester

Answer 8

v. to set or keep apart

Question 9

Sloth

Answer 9

n. laziness; sluggishness

Question 10

Solicitous

Answer 10

adj. eager and attentive, often to the point of hovering; anxiously caring and attentive

Question 11

Spawn

Answer 11

v. to bring forth; to produce a large number

Question 12

Squander

Answer 12

v. to waste

Question 13

Stagnant

Answer 13

adj. in state of stagnation

Question 14

Staunch

Answer 14

adj. firmly committed; firmly in favor of

Question 15

Steadfast

Answer 15

adj. loyal; faithful

Question 16

Strife

Answer 16

n. bitter conflict; discord; a struggle or clash

Question 17

Subjugate

Answer 17

v. to subdue and dominate; to enslave

Question 18

Sublime

Answer 18

adj. awesome; extremely exalted; lofty; majestic

Question 19

Succumb

Answer 19

v. to yield or submit; to die

Question 20

Surfeit

Answer 20

n. excess; an excessive amount; excess or overindulgence in eating or drinking

Question 21

Sycophant

Answer 21

n. one who sucks up to others

Question 22

Tantamount

Answer 22

adj. equivalent to

Question 23

Touchstone

Answer 23

n. a standard; a test of authenticity or quality

Question 24

Tentative

Answer 24

adj. experimental; temporary; uncertain

Question 25

Transcend

Answer 25

v. to go beyond and above; to surpass

Question 26

Transgress

Answer 26

v. to violate (a law); to sin

Question 27

Unconscionable

Answer 27

adj. not controlled by conscience; unscrupulous

Question 28

Unremitting

Answer 28

adj. unceasing; unabated; relentless

Question 29

Unwitting

Answer 29

adj. unintentional; ignorant; not aware

Question 30

Usurp

Answer 30

v. to seize wrongfully

Question 31

Verisimilitude

Answer 31

n. similarity to reality; the appearance of truth; looking like the real thing

Question 32

Vernacular

Answer 32

n. everyday speech; slang; idiom

Question 33

Vindicate

Answer 33

v. to clear from all blame and suspicion; to justify

Question 34

Vertebrate

Answer 34

n. A creature having a spinal column

Question 35

Flamboyant

Answer 35

adj Excessively decorated or embellished

Question 36

Connive

Answer 36

v. conspire; intrigue

Question 37

Dissuade

Answer 37

v. to advise (a person) against something

Question 38

v. to criticize mildly

Answer 38

Reprove

Question 39

adj. determined; firm; unwavering

Answer 39

Resolute

Question 40

n. a period of rest or relief

Answer 40

Respite

Question 41

adj. strong and healthy; vigorous

Answer 41

Robust

Question 42

adj. basic; crude; unformed or undeveloped

Answer 42

Rudimentary

Question 43

n. a violation of something sacred; blasphemy

Answer 43

Sacrilege

Question 44

adj. sacred; held to be inviolable

Answer 44

Sacrosanct

Question 45

v. to set or keep apart

Answer 45

Sequester

Question 46

n. laziness; sluggishness

Answer 46

Sloth

Question 47

adj. eager and attentive, often to the point of hovering; anxiously caring and attentive

Answer 47

Solicitous

Question 48

v. to bring forth; to produce a large number

Answer 48

Spawn

Question 49

v. to waste

Answer 49

Squander

Question 50

adj. in state of stagnation

Answer 50

Stagnant

Question 51

adj. firmly committed; firmly in favor of

Answer 51

Staunch

Question 52

adj. loyal; faithful

Answer 52

Steadfast

Question 53

n. bitter conflict; discord; a struggle or clash

Answer 53

Strife

Question 54

v. to subdue and dominate; to enslave

Answer 54

Subjugate

Question 55

adj. awesome; extremely exalted; lofty; majestic

Answer 55

Sublime

Question 56

v. to yield or submit; to die

Answer 56

Succumb

Question 57

n. excess; an excessive amount; excess or overindulgence in eating or drinking

Answer 57

Surfeit

Question 58

n. one who sucks up to others

Answer 58

Sycophant

Question 59

adj. equivalent to

Answer 59

Tantamount

Question 60

n. a standard; a test of authenticity or quality

Answer 60

Touchstone

Question 61

adj. experimental; temporary; uncertain

Answer 61

Tentative

Question 62

v. to go beyond and above; to surpass

Answer 62

Transcend

Question 63

v. to violate (a law); to sin

Answer 63

Transgress

Question 64

adj. not controlled by conscience; unscrupulous

Answer 64

Unconscionable

Question 65

adj. unceasing; unabated; relentless

Answer 65

Unremitting

Question 66

adj. unintentional; ignorant; not aware

Answer 66

Unwitting

Question 67

v. to seize wrongfully

Answer 67

Usurp

Question 68

n. similarity to reality; the appearance of truth; looking like the real thing

Answer 68

Verisimilitude

Question 69

n. everyday speech; slang; idiom

Answer 69

Vernacular

Question 70

v. to clear from all blame and suspicion; to justify

Answer 70

Vindicate

Question 71

n. A creature having a spinal column

Answer 71

Vertebrate

Question 72

adj. Excessively decorated or embellished

Answer 72

Flamboyant

Question 73

v. conspire; intrigue

Answer 73

Connive

Question 74

v. to advise (a person) against something

Answer 74

Dissuade