Week 4: 15-21

Question 1

Permeable

Answer 1

(adj.) capable of being permeated or penetrated; porous so as to admit liquid

Question 2

Philanthropic

Answer 2

(adj.) of, related to, characterized by, involved with, or providing charitable or humanitarian aid or assistance

Question 3

Ostracize

Answer 3

(v) to exclude; to exile from a group by general consent

Question 4

Propagate

Answer 4

(v) to multiply or breed; to pass (traits) to offspring
(v) to extend or spread to a greater area or number
(v) to foster wider knowledge or spread word of; to publicize

Question 5

Fidelity

Answer 5

(n) the state or quality of being faithful or loyal

(n) accuracy or exactness

Question 6

Abstain

Answer 6

(v) to refrain or hold oneself back

Question 7

Inhibit

Answer 7

(v) to prevent, prohibit, or forbid

(v) to restrain, dampen, hold back, or check