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english
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Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. Poverty stricken - needy
nominal
indigent
waver
fawning
2. Unselfish concern with the welfare of others
feign
colloquial
altruistic
vehement
3. New - original
novel
fallacy
engaging
fluke
4. Something handed down from the past - a bequest
legacy
fledgling
aesthetic
lax
5. Marked by abundant production or offspring
convey
prolific
acquiesce
expunge
6. Keenly perceptive - shrewd
reprehensible
wistful
discerning
infamy
7. To grow strong - to grow abundantly - to thrive or prosper - to make broad and sweeping gestures
stoic
resilient
palatable
flourish
8. To step down from a position of power
abdicate
blithe
incessant
colloquial
9. To eject - to banish - to expel
oust
tenet
benign
gratuitous
10. To deceive - to trick
provincial
guise
benign
dupe
11. To put an end to - to squelch - to calm
quell
immaterial
static
buffoon
12. Extremely bad - flagrant
nominal
fortuitous
moot
egregious
13. To swarm - to be inundated - to become full to overflowing
legacy
nominal
allusion
teem
14. A long and angry speech
oust
tirade
capitulate
ogle
15. A tiny or insignificant amount - meager - scant
lament
intrepid
paltry
diatribe
16. (adj.) invigorating; (v.) to prepare
bracing
gravity
inept
pariah
17. An exclusive group
resilient
clique
malaise
vehement
18. A person who takes advantage of opportunity with no regard for principle
grimace
corroborate
urbane
opportunist
19. Program - things to be done
agenda
legacy
candor
harbinger
20. A person with great enthusiasm for and commitment to a cause
corroborate
zealot
morose
pivotal
21. To prevent from being accomplished - to frustrate - to hinder
extol
chronic
luminous
thwart
22. Pleasant to the taste - agreeable in feeling
negligent
palatable
magnanimous
scanty
23. Strong or fixed dislike - a feeling of repugnance
aversion
meander
stoic
tentative
24. Lively - spirited
garner
succinct
vivacious
exalt
25. To snub - to refuse in a blunt or rude way
steadfast
jeopardy
rebuff
morose
26. To raise high - to glorify
maverick
capitulate
delude
exalt
27. Instructive - intended to educate
odyssey
maverick
didactic
finesse
28. To arouse suddenly - to stimulate - spur to action
foray
discerning
digress
galvanize
29. Lukewarm - unenthusiastic - halfhearted
tepid
gamut
coherent
didactic
30. The study of God or religion
laud
peruse
enigma
theology
31. To deduct - to disregard
fortuitous
provincial
discount
stagnate
32. Noble in spirit - generous - giving
magnanimous
maverick
novel
winsome
33. An indirect reference
hiatus
stagnate
allusion
diffuse
34. Truthfulness - great honesty - frankness
pious
expunge
saccharine
candor
35. To add to - to exaggerate - garnish - ornament
embellish
abdicate
reprove
pique
36. To envy another's possessions - to concede reluctantly
begrudge
arduous
botch
furtive
37. An evil reputation borne of a criminal act - a reputation for evil deeds
temperance
infamy
robust
genteel
38. A powerful argument to defend a thesis
sloth
teem
polemic
sardonic
39. Unimportant - insignificant
nemesis
jargon
trivial
buffoon
40. Sympathy - attraction - kinship
foray
pique
destitute
affinity
41. To give up something as a penalty for some error or crime
forfeit
genteel
inept
scanty
42. An interval of rest - a temporary delay
respite
hiatus
eulogize
augment
43. An object associated with a saint - something that remains from the past
relic
vapid
pious
tedious
44. Dull - unimaginative - lacking excitement
acquiesce
oligarchy
prosaic
begrudge
45. A chance event - a coincidence - a stroke of luck
fluke
opportunist
exorbitant
garner
46. To hurt or rile the feelings of someone - irritate
faction
garner
pique
novel
47. To brag publicly - to praise highly
reciprocal
servile
egocentric
tout
48. The remains of something that no longer exists
novel
tortuous
vestige
blanch
49. To make impossible - to shut out - to bar
preclude
stymie
relic
coherent
50. Extravagant - exceeding what is usual
exorbitant
saccharine
sloth
malaise
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