Unit 61-65

Question 1

proliferate

Answer 1

to increase rapidly

Question 2

propensity

Answer 2

inclination; tendency

Question 3

propitiate

Answer 3

to win over; appease

Question 4

propiety

Answer 4

correct conduct; fitness

Question 5

proscribe

Answer 5

to condemn; forbid; outlaw

Question 6

pungent

Answer 6

strong or sharp in smell or taste; penetrating; caustic; to the point

Question 7

qualified

Answer 7

limited; restricted

Question 8

quibble

Answer 8

to argue over insignificant and irrelevant details

Question 9

quiescent

Answer 9

inactive; still

Question 10

rarefied

Answer 10

refined

Question 11

recalcitrant

Answer 11

resisting authority or control

Question 12

recant

Answer 12

to retract a statement or opinion

Question 13

recondite

Answer 13

abstruse; profound; not understood to many people

Question 14

refractory

Answer 14

stubborn; unmanageable; resisting ordinary methods of treatment

Question 15

refute

Answer 15

to contradict; disprove

Question 16

relegate

Answer 16

to consign to an inferior position

Question 17

reproach

Answer 17

to find fault with; blame

Question 18

reprobate (n)

Answer 18

morally unprincipled person

Question 19

repudiate

Answer 19

to reject as having no authority

Question 20

rescind

Answer 20

to cancel

Question 21

resolution

Answer 21

determination; resolve

Question 22

reticent

Answer 22

not speaking freely; reserved; reluctant