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dissension
question 2 archetype A original pattern or model B opinion contrary to popular belief C scarcity; shortage; lack D sudden notion or passing fancy; caprice; impulse question 3 erratum A ability to be separated or divided B swamp; marshland; wet spongy ground C misprint; typo; printing error D person who leads a simple life of self-denial; recluse; hermit question 4 proletariat A incorrectness; unsuitableness B working class; social class comprised of manual laborers C disorderly quarrel; tumult; riot; skirmish D behavior; bearing; conduct; appearance question 5 denunciation A denouncement; condemnation B homesickness; sentimentality C disguise; group of people in disguise or fancy costumes D distortion of the face to express an attitude or feeling; anger; disapproval question 6 obviate A to make unnecessary; to prevent; to remove an obstacle in advance B to express disapproval of; to protest against; to disparage; belittle C to crush; to render void; to quell; to suppress; annul D to drive away; to scatter; to lessen question 7 avarice A reproof; warning; reproval B thoughtlessness; state of complete forgetfulness C inordinate desire for gaining and possessing wealth; greed D destruction; poison; misfortune question 8 deluge A witty or satirical poem or statement; letter; ingenious saying; proverb; phrase B something out of place in time (e.g. an airplane in 1492); something that is obsolete or out of date C person who denies that God exists D great flood; downpour; inundation; drenching rain question 9 peccadillo A one who manipulates public emotions to gain power or popularity B amazement or terror that causes confusion; shock; dismay; alarm C copy; model; pattern; sample D slight fault or offense; minor sin question 10 panacea A destruction; poison; misfortune B burden; duty; obligation; responsibility C remedy for all ills D agreement; harmony; settlement question 11 blight A to complete; to bring to perfection; to fulfill; to perfect B to confuse; to embarrass; to fluster; to worry C to erase; to cancel; to take out; to remove totally D to ruin; to decay; to destroy question 12 harangue A to echo; to resonate; to resound B to waver from one course to another; to vary irregularly; to vacillate C to talk or write excitedly; to scold; to lecture D to banish; to exile; to withdraw from one's country; to expel question 13 obtrude A to crush; to render void; to quell; to suppress; annul B to beg earnestly; to implore; to plead C to force oneself or one's ideas upon another; to thrust forward; to eject; to invade; to interrupt D to approve; to support; to tolerate; to permit question 14 besmirch A to dirty; to stain; to sully; to soil B to trim; to decorate; to embellish; to adorn C to comply with; to consent to; to agree with; to concur D to speak or write at great length; to describe in full question 15 immunize A to calm; to lessen in severity; to mollify; to relieve B to grow together; to merge; to unite C to make insusceptible to a disease D to display or wave boastfully question 16 low A to punish through public criticism; to scold; to reprimand B to moo; to utter the sound made by cattle C to recognize; to perceive; to grasp; to comprehend D to accuse of wrongdoing; to cast discredit upon; to remove from office question 17 waive A to declare sacred; to dedicate; to bless B to restate in a brief; concise form; to sum up; conclude; to summarize C to boast; to brag D to give up; to put off until later question 18 recapitulate A to banish; to exile; to withdraw from one's country; to expel B to wind; to ramble; to roam; walk about aimlessly; carry on in a leisurely way; wander C to scold or blame loudly; to find fault with in abusive language; to condemn D to restate in a brief; concise form; to sum up; conclude; to summarize question 19 consummate A to twist about (usually with pain) B to draw out; to extract from C to complete; to bring to perfection; to fulfill; to perfect D to estrange; to isolate; to requisition; to confiscate question 20 temporize A to establish; to educate morally or spiritually; to improve; to strengthen B to catch; to anticipate; to arrest; to understand; to conceive C to delay or refuse to commit oneself in order to gain time; to avoid an answer D to warn; to find fault; to reprove; to scold
archetype
question 3 erratum A ability to be separated or divided B swamp; marshland; wet spongy ground C misprint; typo; printing error D person who leads a simple life of self-denial; recluse; hermit question 4 proletariat A incorrectness; unsuitableness B working class; social class comprised of manual laborers C disorderly quarrel; tumult; riot; skirmish D behavior; bearing; conduct; appearance question 5 denunciation A denouncement; condemnation B homesickness; sentimentality C disguise; group of people in disguise or fancy costumes D distortion of the face to express an attitude or feeling; anger; disapproval question 6 obviate A to make unnecessary; to prevent; to remove an obstacle in advance B to express disapproval of; to protest against; to disparage; belittle C to crush; to render void; to quell; to suppress; annul D to drive away; to scatter; to lessen question 7 avarice A reproof; warning; reproval B thoughtlessness; state of complete forgetfulness C inordinate desire for gaining and possessing wealth; greed D destruction; poison; misfortune question 8 deluge A witty or satirical poem or statement; letter; ingenious saying; proverb; phrase B something out of place in time (e.g. an airplane in 1492); something that is obsolete or out of date C person who denies that God exists D great flood; downpour; inundation; drenching rain question 9 peccadillo A one who manipulates public emotions to gain power or popularity B amazement or terror that causes confusion; shock; dismay; alarm C copy; model; pattern; sample D slight fault or offense; minor sin question 10 panacea A destruction; poison; misfortune B burden; duty; obligation; responsibility C remedy for all ills D agreement; harmony; settlement question 11 blight A to complete; to bring to perfection; to fulfill; to perfect B to confuse; to embarrass; to fluster; to worry C to erase; to cancel; to take out; to remove totally D to ruin; to decay; to destroy question 12 harangue A to echo; to resonate; to resound B to waver from one course to another; to vary irregularly; to vacillate C to talk or write excitedly; to scold; to lecture D to banish; to exile; to withdraw from one's country; to expel question 13 obtrude A to crush; to render void; to quell; to suppress; annul B to beg earnestly; to implore; to plead C to force oneself or one's ideas upon another; to thrust forward; to eject; to invade; to interrupt D to approve; to support; to tolerate; to permit question 14 besmirch A to dirty; to stain; to sully; to soil B to trim; to decorate; to embellish; to adorn C to comply with; to consent to; to agree with; to concur D to speak or write at great length; to describe in full question 15 immunize A to calm; to lessen in severity; to mollify; to relieve B to grow together; to merge; to unite C to make insusceptible to a disease D to display or wave boastfully question 16 low A to punish through public criticism; to scold; to reprimand B to moo; to utter the sound made by cattle C to recognize; to perceive; to grasp; to comprehend D to accuse of wrongdoing; to cast discredit upon; to remove from office question 17 waive A to declare sacred; to dedicate; to bless B to restate in a brief; concise form; to sum up; conclude; to summarize C to boast; to brag D to give up; to put off until later question 18 recapitulate A to banish; to exile; to withdraw from one's country; to expel B to wind; to ramble; to roam; walk about aimlessly; carry on in a leisurely way; wander C to scold or blame loudly; to find fault with in abusive language; to condemn D to restate in a brief; concise form; to sum up; conclude; to summarize question 19 consummate A to twist about (usually with pain) B to draw out; to extract from C to complete; to bring to perfection; to fulfill; to perfect D to estrange; to isolate; to requisition; to confiscate question 20 temporize A to establish; to educate morally or spiritually; to improve; to strengthen B to catch; to anticipate; to arrest; to understand; to conceive C to delay or refuse to commit oneself in order to gain time; to avoid an answer D to warn; to find fault; to reprove; to scold
erratum
question 4 proletariat A incorrectness; unsuitableness B working class; social class comprised of manual laborers C disorderly quarrel; tumult; riot; skirmish D behavior; bearing; conduct; appearance question 5 denunciation A denouncement; condemnation B homesickness; sentimentality C disguise; group of people in disguise or fancy costumes D distortion of the face to express an attitude or feeling; anger; disapproval question 6 obviate A to make unnecessary; to prevent; to remove an obstacle in advance B to express disapproval of; to protest against; to disparage; belittle C to crush; to render void; to quell; to suppress; annul D to drive away; to scatter; to lessen question 7 avarice A reproof; warning; reproval B thoughtlessness; state of complete forgetfulness C inordinate desire for gaining and possessing wealth; greed D destruction; poison; misfortune question 8 deluge A witty or satirical poem or statement; letter; ingenious saying; proverb; phrase B something out of place in time (e.g. an airplane in 1492); something that is obsolete or out of date C person who denies that God exists D great flood; downpour; inundation; drenching rain question 9 peccadillo A one who manipulates public emotions to gain power or popularity B amazement or terror that causes confusion; shock; dismay; alarm C copy; model; pattern; sample D slight fault or offense; minor sin question 10 panacea A destruction; poison; misfortune B burden; duty; obligation; responsibility C remedy for all ills D agreement; harmony; settlement question 11 blight A to complete; to bring to perfection; to fulfill; to perfect B to confuse; to embarrass; to fluster; to worry C to erase; to cancel; to take out; to remove totally D to ruin; to decay; to destroy question 12 harangue A to echo; to resonate; to resound B to waver from one course to another; to vary irregularly; to vacillate C to talk or write excitedly; to scold; to lecture D to banish; to exile; to withdraw from one's country; to expel question 13 obtrude A to crush; to render void; to quell; to suppress; annul B to beg earnestly; to implore; to plead C to force oneself or one's ideas upon another; to thrust forward; to eject; to invade; to interrupt D to approve; to support; to tolerate; to permit question 14 besmirch A to dirty; to stain; to sully; to soil B to trim; to decorate; to embellish; to adorn C to comply with; to consent to; to agree with; to concur D to speak or write at great length; to describe in full question 15 immunize A to calm; to lessen in severity; to mollify; to relieve B to grow together; to merge; to unite C to make insusceptible to a disease D to display or wave boastfully question 16 low A to punish through public criticism; to scold; to reprimand B to moo; to utter the sound made by cattle C to recognize; to perceive; to grasp; to comprehend D to accuse of wrongdoing; to cast discredit upon; to remove from office question 17 waive A to declare sacred; to dedicate; to bless B to restate in a brief; concise form; to sum up; conclude; to summarize C to boast; to brag D to give up; to put off until later question 18 recapitulate A to banish; to exile; to withdraw from one's country; to expel B to wind; to ramble; to roam; walk about aimlessly; carry on in a leisurely way; wander C to scold or blame loudly; to find fault with in abusive language; to condemn D to restate in a brief; concise form; to sum up; conclude; to summarize question 19 consummate A to twist about (usually with pain) B to draw out; to extract from C to complete; to bring to perfection; to fulfill; to perfect D to estrange; to isolate; to requisition; to confiscate question 20 temporize A to establish; to educate morally or spiritually; to improve; to strengthen B to catch; to anticipate; to arrest; to understand; to conceive C to delay or refuse to commit oneself in order to gain time; to avoid an answer D to warn; to find fault; to reprove; to scold
proletariat
question 5 denunciation A denouncement; condemnation B homesickness; sentimentality C disguise; group of people in disguise or fancy costumes D distortion of the face to express an attitude or feeling; anger; disapproval question 6 obviate A to make unnecessary; to prevent; to remove an obstacle in advance B to express disapproval of; to protest against; to disparage; belittle C to crush; to render void; to quell; to suppress; annul D to drive away; to scatter; to lessen question 7 avarice A reproof; warning; reproval B thoughtlessness; state of complete forgetfulness C inordinate desire for gaining and possessing wealth; greed D destruction; poison; misfortune question 8 deluge A witty or satirical poem or statement; letter; ingenious saying; proverb; phrase B something out of place in time (e.g. an airplane in 1492); something that is obsolete or out of date C person who denies that God exists D great flood; downpour; inundation; drenching rain question 9 peccadillo A one who manipulates public emotions to gain power or popularity B amazement or terror that causes confusion; shock; dismay; alarm C copy; model; pattern; sample D slight fault or offense; minor sin question 10 panacea A destruction; poison; misfortune B burden; duty; obligation; responsibility C remedy for all ills D agreement; harmony; settlement question 11 blight A to complete; to bring to perfection; to fulfill; to perfect B to confuse; to embarrass; to fluster; to worry C to erase; to cancel; to take out; to remove totally D to ruin; to decay; to destroy question 12 harangue A to echo; to resonate; to resound B to waver from one course to another; to vary irregularly; to vacillate C to talk or write excitedly; to scold; to lecture D to banish; to exile; to withdraw from one's country; to expel question 13 obtrude A to crush; to render void; to quell; to suppress; annul B to beg earnestly; to implore; to plead C to force oneself or one's ideas upon another; to thrust forward; to eject; to invade; to interrupt D to approve; to support; to tolerate; to permit question 14 besmirch A to dirty; to stain; to sully; to soil B to trim; to decorate; to embellish; to adorn C to comply with; to consent to; to agree with; to concur D to speak or write at great length; to describe in full question 15 immunize A to calm; to lessen in severity; to mollify; to relieve B to grow together; to merge; to unite C to make insusceptible to a disease D to display or wave boastfully question 16 low A to punish through public criticism; to scold; to reprimand B to moo; to utter the sound made by cattle C to recognize; to perceive; to grasp; to comprehend D to accuse of wrongdoing; to cast discredit upon; to remove from office question 17 waive A to declare sacred; to dedicate; to bless B to restate in a brief; concise form; to sum up; conclude; to summarize C to boast; to brag D to give up; to put off until later question 18 recapitulate A to banish; to exile; to withdraw from one's country; to expel B to wind; to ramble; to roam; walk about aimlessly; carry on in a leisurely way; wander C to scold or blame loudly; to find fault with in abusive language; to condemn D to restate in a brief; concise form; to sum up; conclude; to summarize question 19 consummate A to twist about (usually with pain) B to draw out; to extract from C to complete; to bring to perfection; to fulfill; to perfect D to estrange; to isolate; to requisition; to confiscate question 20 temporize A to establish; to educate morally or spiritually; to improve; to strengthen B to catch; to anticipate; to arrest; to understand; to conceive C to delay or refuse to commit oneself in order to gain time; to avoid an answer D to warn; to find fault; to reprove; to scold
denunciation
question 6 obviate A to make unnecessary; to prevent; to remove an obstacle in advance B to express disapproval of; to protest against; to disparage; belittle C to crush; to render void; to quell; to suppress; annul D to drive away; to scatter; to lessen question 7 avarice A reproof; warning; reproval B thoughtlessness; state of complete forgetfulness C inordinate desire for gaining and possessing wealth; greed D destruction; poison; misfortune question 8 deluge A witty or satirical poem or statement; letter; ingenious saying; proverb; phrase B something out of place in time (e.g. an airplane in 1492); something that is obsolete or out of date C person who denies that God exists D great flood; downpour; inundation; drenching rain question 9 peccadillo A one who manipulates public emotions to gain power or popularity B amazement or terror that causes confusion; shock; dismay; alarm C copy; model; pattern; sample D slight fault or offense; minor sin question 10 panacea A destruction; poison; misfortune B burden; duty; obligation; responsibility C remedy for all ills D agreement; harmony; settlement question 11 blight A to complete; to bring to perfection; to fulfill; to perfect B to confuse; to embarrass; to fluster; to worry C to erase; to cancel; to take out; to remove totally D to ruin; to decay; to destroy question 12 harangue A to echo; to resonate; to resound B to waver from one course to another; to vary irregularly; to vacillate C to talk or write excitedly; to scold; to lecture D to banish; to exile; to withdraw from one's country; to expel question 13 obtrude A to crush; to render void; to quell; to suppress; annul B to beg earnestly; to implore; to plead C to force oneself or one's ideas upon another; to thrust forward; to eject; to invade; to interrupt D to approve; to support; to tolerate; to permit question 14 besmirch A to dirty; to stain; to sully; to soil B to trim; to decorate; to embellish; to adorn C to comply with; to consent to; to agree with; to concur D to speak or write at great length; to describe in full question 15 immunize A to calm; to lessen in severity; to mollify; to relieve B to grow together; to merge; to unite C to make insusceptible to a disease D to display or wave boastfully question 16 low A to punish through public criticism; to scold; to reprimand B to moo; to utter the sound made by cattle C to recognize; to perceive; to grasp; to comprehend D to accuse of wrongdoing; to cast discredit upon; to remove from office question 17 waive A to declare sacred; to dedicate; to bless B to restate in a brief; concise form; to sum up; conclude; to summarize C to boast; to brag D to give up; to put off until later question 18 recapitulate A to banish; to exile; to withdraw from one's country; to expel B to wind; to ramble; to roam; walk about aimlessly; carry on in a leisurely way; wander C to scold or blame loudly; to find fault with in abusive language; to condemn D to restate in a brief; concise form; to sum up; conclude; to summarize question 19 consummate A to twist about (usually with pain) B to draw out; to extract from C to complete; to bring to perfection; to fulfill; to perfect D to estrange; to isolate; to requisition; to confiscate question 20 temporize A to establish; to educate morally or spiritually; to improve; to strengthen B to catch; to anticipate; to arrest; to understand; to conceive C to delay or refuse to commit oneself in order to gain time; to avoid an answer D to warn; to find fault; to reprove; to scold
obviate
question 7 avarice A reproof; warning; reproval B thoughtlessness; state of complete forgetfulness C inordinate desire for gaining and possessing wealth; greed D destruction; poison; misfortune question 8 deluge A witty or satirical poem or statement; letter; ingenious saying; proverb; phrase B something out of place in time (e.g. an airplane in 1492); something that is obsolete or out of date C person who denies that God exists D great flood; downpour; inundation; drenching rain question 9 peccadillo A one who manipulates public emotions to gain power or popularity B amazement or terror that causes confusion; shock; dismay; alarm C copy; model; pattern; sample D slight fault or offense; minor sin question 10 panacea A destruction; poison; misfortune B burden; duty; obligation; responsibility C remedy for all ills D agreement; harmony; settlement question 11 blight A to complete; to bring to perfection; to fulfill; to perfect B to confuse; to embarrass; to fluster; to worry C to erase; to cancel; to take out; to remove totally D to ruin; to decay; to destroy question 12 harangue A to echo; to resonate; to resound B to waver from one course to another; to vary irregularly; to vacillate C to talk or write excitedly; to scold; to lecture D to banish; to exile; to withdraw from one's country; to expel question 13 obtrude A to crush; to render void; to quell; to suppress; annul B to beg earnestly; to implore; to plead C to force oneself or one's ideas upon another; to thrust forward; to eject; to invade; to interrupt D to approve; to support; to tolerate; to permit question 14 besmirch A to dirty; to stain; to sully; to soil B to trim; to decorate; to embellish; to adorn C to comply with; to consent to; to agree with; to concur D to speak or write at great length; to describe in full question 15 immunize A to calm; to lessen in severity; to mollify; to relieve B to grow together; to merge; to unite C to make insusceptible to a disease D to display or wave boastfully question 16 low A to punish through public criticism; to scold; to reprimand B to moo; to utter the sound made by cattle C to recognize; to perceive; to grasp; to comprehend D to accuse of wrongdoing; to cast discredit upon; to remove from office question 17 waive A to declare sacred; to dedicate; to bless B to restate in a brief; concise form; to sum up; conclude; to summarize C to boast; to brag D to give up; to put off until later question 18 recapitulate A to banish; to exile; to withdraw from one's country; to expel B to wind; to ramble; to roam; walk about aimlessly; carry on in a leisurely way; wander C to scold or blame loudly; to find fault with in abusive language; to condemn D to restate in a brief; concise form; to sum up; conclude; to summarize question 19 consummate A to twist about (usually with pain) B to draw out; to extract from C to complete; to bring to perfection; to fulfill; to perfect D to estrange; to isolate; to requisition; to confiscate question 20 temporize A to establish; to educate morally or spiritually; to improve; to strengthen B to catch; to anticipate; to arrest; to understand; to conceive C to delay or refuse to commit oneself in order to gain time; to avoid an answer D to warn; to find fault; to reprove; to scold
avarice
question 8 deluge A witty or satirical poem or statement; letter; ingenious saying; proverb; phrase B something out of place in time (e.g. an airplane in 1492); something that is obsolete or out of date C person who denies that God exists D great flood; downpour; inundation; drenching rain question 9 peccadillo A one who manipulates public emotions to gain power or popularity B amazement or terror that causes confusion; shock; dismay; alarm C copy; model; pattern; sample D slight fault or offense; minor sin question 10 panacea A destruction; poison; misfortune B burden; duty; obligation; responsibility C remedy for all ills D agreement; harmony; settlement question 11 blight A to complete; to bring to perfection; to fulfill; to perfect B to confuse; to embarrass; to fluster; to worry C to erase; to cancel; to take out; to remove totally D to ruin; to decay; to destroy question 12 harangue A to echo; to resonate; to resound B to waver from one course to another; to vary irregularly; to vacillate C to talk or write excitedly; to scold; to lecture D to banish; to exile; to withdraw from one's country; to expel question 13 obtrude A to crush; to render void; to quell; to suppress; annul B to beg earnestly; to implore; to plead C to force oneself or one's ideas upon another; to thrust forward; to eject; to invade; to interrupt D to approve; to support; to tolerate; to permit question 14 besmirch A to dirty; to stain; to sully; to soil B to trim; to decorate; to embellish; to adorn C to comply with; to consent to; to agree with; to concur D to speak or write at great length; to describe in full question 15 immunize A to calm; to lessen in severity; to mollify; to relieve B to grow together; to merge; to unite C to make insusceptible to a disease D to display or wave boastfully question 16 low A to punish through public criticism; to scold; to reprimand B to moo; to utter the sound made by cattle C to recognize; to perceive; to grasp; to comprehend D to accuse of wrongdoing; to cast discredit upon; to remove from office question 17 waive A to declare sacred; to dedicate; to bless B to restate in a brief; concise form; to sum up; conclude; to summarize C to boast; to brag D to give up; to put off until later question 18 recapitulate A to banish; to exile; to withdraw from one's country; to expel B to wind; to ramble; to roam; walk about aimlessly; carry on in a leisurely way; wander C to scold or blame loudly; to find fault with in abusive language; to condemn D to restate in a brief; concise form; to sum up; conclude; to summarize question 19 consummate A to twist about (usually with pain) B to draw out; to extract from C to complete; to bring to perfection; to fulfill; to perfect D to estrange; to isolate; to requisition; to confiscate question 20 temporize A to establish; to educate morally or spiritually; to improve; to strengthen B to catch; to anticipate; to arrest; to understand; to conceive C to delay or refuse to commit oneself in order to gain time; to avoid an answer D to warn; to find fault; to reprove; to scold
deluge
question 9 peccadillo A one who manipulates public emotions to gain power or popularity B amazement or terror that causes confusion; shock; dismay; alarm C copy; model; pattern; sample D slight fault or offense; minor sin question 10 panacea A destruction; poison; misfortune B burden; duty; obligation; responsibility C remedy for all ills D agreement; harmony; settlement question 11 blight A to complete; to bring to perfection; to fulfill; to perfect B to confuse; to embarrass; to fluster; to worry C to erase; to cancel; to take out; to remove totally D to ruin; to decay; to destroy question 12 harangue A to echo; to resonate; to resound B to waver from one course to another; to vary irregularly; to vacillate C to talk or write excitedly; to scold; to lecture D to banish; to exile; to withdraw from one's country; to expel question 13 obtrude A to crush; to render void; to quell; to suppress; annul B to beg earnestly; to implore; to plead C to force oneself or one's ideas upon another; to thrust forward; to eject; to invade; to interrupt D to approve; to support; to tolerate; to permit question 14 besmirch A to dirty; to stain; to sully; to soil B to trim; to decorate; to embellish; to adorn C to comply with; to consent to; to agree with; to concur D to speak or write at great length; to describe in full question 15 immunize A to calm; to lessen in severity; to mollify; to relieve B to grow together; to merge; to unite C to make insusceptible to a disease D to display or wave boastfully question 16 low A to punish through public criticism; to scold; to reprimand B to moo; to utter the sound made by cattle C to recognize; to perceive; to grasp; to comprehend D to accuse of wrongdoing; to cast discredit upon; to remove from office question 17 waive A to declare sacred; to dedicate; to bless B to restate in a brief; concise form; to sum up; conclude; to summarize C to boast; to brag D to give up; to put off until later question 18 recapitulate A to banish; to exile; to withdraw from one's country; to expel B to wind; to ramble; to roam; walk about aimlessly; carry on in a leisurely way; wander C to scold or blame loudly; to find fault with in abusive language; to condemn D to restate in a brief; concise form; to sum up; conclude; to summarize question 19 consummate A to twist about (usually with pain) B to draw out; to extract from C to complete; to bring to perfection; to fulfill; to perfect D to estrange; to isolate; to requisition; to confiscate question 20 temporize A to establish; to educate morally or spiritually; to improve; to strengthen B to catch; to anticipate; to arrest; to understand; to conceive C to delay or refuse to commit oneself in order to gain time; to avoid an answer D to warn; to find fault; to reprove; to scold
peccadillo
question 10 panacea A destruction; poison; misfortune B burden; duty; obligation; responsibility C remedy for all ills D agreement; harmony; settlement question 11 blight A to complete; to bring to perfection; to fulfill; to perfect B to confuse; to embarrass; to fluster; to worry C to erase; to cancel; to take out; to remove totally D to ruin; to decay; to destroy question 12 harangue A to echo; to resonate; to resound B to waver from one course to another; to vary irregularly; to vacillate C to talk or write excitedly; to scold; to lecture D to banish; to exile; to withdraw from one's country; to expel question 13 obtrude A to crush; to render void; to quell; to suppress; annul B to beg earnestly; to implore; to plead C to force oneself or one's ideas upon another; to thrust forward; to eject; to invade; to interrupt D to approve; to support; to tolerate; to permit question 14 besmirch A to dirty; to stain; to sully; to soil B to trim; to decorate; to embellish; to adorn C to comply with; to consent to; to agree with; to concur D to speak or write at great length; to describe in full question 15 immunize A to calm; to lessen in severity; to mollify; to relieve B to grow together; to merge; to unite C to make insusceptible to a disease D to display or wave boastfully question 16 low A to punish through public criticism; to scold; to reprimand B to moo; to utter the sound made by cattle C to recognize; to perceive; to grasp; to comprehend D to accuse of wrongdoing; to cast discredit upon; to remove from office question 17 waive A to declare sacred; to dedicate; to bless B to restate in a brief; concise form; to sum up; conclude; to summarize C to boast; to brag D to give up; to put off until later question 18 recapitulate A to banish; to exile; to withdraw from one's country; to expel B to wind; to ramble; to roam; walk about aimlessly; carry on in a leisurely way; wander C to scold or blame loudly; to find fault with in abusive language; to condemn D to restate in a brief; concise form; to sum up; conclude; to summarize question 19 consummate A to twist about (usually with pain) B to draw out; to extract from C to complete; to bring to perfection; to fulfill; to perfect D to estrange; to isolate; to requisition; to confiscate question 20 temporize A to establish; to educate morally or spiritually; to improve; to strengthen B to catch; to anticipate; to arrest; to understand; to conceive C to delay or refuse to commit oneself in order to gain time; to avoid an answer D to warn; to find fault; to reprove; to scold
panacea
question 11 blight A to complete; to bring to perfection; to fulfill; to perfect B to confuse; to embarrass; to fluster; to worry C to erase; to cancel; to take out; to remove totally D to ruin; to decay; to destroy question 12 harangue A to echo; to resonate; to resound B to waver from one course to another; to vary irregularly; to vacillate C to talk or write excitedly; to scold; to lecture D to banish; to exile; to withdraw from one's country; to expel question 13 obtrude A to crush; to render void; to quell; to suppress; annul B to beg earnestly; to implore; to plead C to force oneself or one's ideas upon another; to thrust forward; to eject; to invade; to interrupt D to approve; to support; to tolerate; to permit question 14 besmirch A to dirty; to stain; to sully; to soil B to trim; to decorate; to embellish; to adorn C to comply with; to consent to; to agree with; to concur D to speak or write at great length; to describe in full question 15 immunize A to calm; to lessen in severity; to mollify; to relieve B to grow together; to merge; to unite C to make insusceptible to a disease D to display or wave boastfully question 16 low A to punish through public criticism; to scold; to reprimand B to moo; to utter the sound made by cattle C to recognize; to perceive; to grasp; to comprehend D to accuse of wrongdoing; to cast discredit upon; to remove from office question 17 waive A to declare sacred; to dedicate; to bless B to restate in a brief; concise form; to sum up; conclude; to summarize C to boast; to brag D to give up; to put off until later question 18 recapitulate A to banish; to exile; to withdraw from one's country; to expel B to wind; to ramble; to roam; walk about aimlessly; carry on in a leisurely way; wander C to scold or blame loudly; to find fault with in abusive language; to condemn D to restate in a brief; concise form; to sum up; conclude; to summarize question 19 consummate A to twist about (usually with pain) B to draw out; to extract from C to complete; to bring to perfection; to fulfill; to perfect D to estrange; to isolate; to requisition; to confiscate question 20 temporize A to establish; to educate morally or spiritually; to improve; to strengthen B to catch; to anticipate; to arrest; to understand; to conceive C to delay or refuse to commit oneself in order to gain time; to avoid an answer D to warn; to find fault; to reprove; to scold
blight
question 12 harangue A to echo; to resonate; to resound B to waver from one course to another; to vary irregularly; to vacillate C to talk or write excitedly; to scold; to lecture D to banish; to exile; to withdraw from one's country; to expel question 13 obtrude A to crush; to render void; to quell; to suppress; annul B to beg earnestly; to implore; to plead C to force oneself or one's ideas upon another; to thrust forward; to eject; to invade; to interrupt D to approve; to support; to tolerate; to permit question 14 besmirch A to dirty; to stain; to sully; to soil B to trim; to decorate; to embellish; to adorn C to comply with; to consent to; to agree with; to concur D to speak or write at great length; to describe in full question 15 immunize A to calm; to lessen in severity; to mollify; to relieve B to grow together; to merge; to unite C to make insusceptible to a disease D to display or wave boastfully question 16 low A to punish through public criticism; to scold; to reprimand B to moo; to utter the sound made by cattle C to recognize; to perceive; to grasp; to comprehend D to accuse of wrongdoing; to cast discredit upon; to remove from office question 17 waive A to declare sacred; to dedicate; to bless B to restate in a brief; concise form; to sum up; conclude; to summarize C to boast; to brag D to give up; to put off until later question 18 recapitulate A to banish; to exile; to withdraw from one's country; to expel B to wind; to ramble; to roam; walk about aimlessly; carry on in a leisurely way; wander C to scold or blame loudly; to find fault with in abusive language; to condemn D to restate in a brief; concise form; to sum up; conclude; to summarize question 19 consummate A to twist about (usually with pain) B to draw out; to extract from C to complete; to bring to perfection; to fulfill; to perfect D to estrange; to isolate; to requisition; to confiscate question 20 temporize A to establish; to educate morally or spiritually; to improve; to strengthen B to catch; to anticipate; to arrest; to understand; to conceive C to delay or refuse to commit oneself in order to gain time; to avoid an answer D to warn; to find fault; to reprove; to scold
harangue
question 13 obtrude A to crush; to render void; to quell; to suppress; annul B to beg earnestly; to implore; to plead C to force oneself or one's ideas upon another; to thrust forward; to eject; to invade; to interrupt D to approve; to support; to tolerate; to permit question 14 besmirch A to dirty; to stain; to sully; to soil B to trim; to decorate; to embellish; to adorn C to comply with; to consent to; to agree with; to concur D to speak or write at great length; to describe in full question 15 immunize A to calm; to lessen in severity; to mollify; to relieve B to grow together; to merge; to unite C to make insusceptible to a disease D to display or wave boastfully question 16 low A to punish through public criticism; to scold; to reprimand B to moo; to utter the sound made by cattle C to recognize; to perceive; to grasp; to comprehend D to accuse of wrongdoing; to cast discredit upon; to remove from office question 17 waive A to declare sacred; to dedicate; to bless B to restate in a brief; concise form; to sum up; conclude; to summarize C to boast; to brag D to give up; to put off until later question 18 recapitulate A to banish; to exile; to withdraw from one's country; to expel B to wind; to ramble; to roam; walk about aimlessly; carry on in a leisurely way; wander C to scold or blame loudly; to find fault with in abusive language; to condemn D to restate in a brief; concise form; to sum up; conclude; to summarize question 19 consummate A to twist about (usually with pain) B to draw out; to extract from C to complete; to bring to perfection; to fulfill; to perfect D to estrange; to isolate; to requisition; to confiscate question 20 temporize A to establish; to educate morally or spiritually; to improve; to strengthen B to catch; to anticipate; to arrest; to understand; to conceive C to delay or refuse to commit oneself in order to gain time; to avoid an answer D to warn; to find fault; to reprove; to scold
obtrude
question 14 besmirch A to dirty; to stain; to sully; to soil B to trim; to decorate; to embellish; to adorn C to comply with; to consent to; to agree with; to concur D to speak or write at great length; to describe in full question 15 immunize A to calm; to lessen in severity; to mollify; to relieve B to grow together; to merge; to unite C to make insusceptible to a disease D to display or wave boastfully question 16 low A to punish through public criticism; to scold; to reprimand B to moo; to utter the sound made by cattle C to recognize; to perceive; to grasp; to comprehend D to accuse of wrongdoing; to cast discredit upon; to remove from office question 17 waive A to declare sacred; to dedicate; to bless B to restate in a brief; concise form; to sum up; conclude; to summarize C to boast; to brag D to give up; to put off until later question 18 recapitulate A to banish; to exile; to withdraw from one's country; to expel B to wind; to ramble; to roam; walk about aimlessly; carry on in a leisurely way; wander C to scold or blame loudly; to find fault with in abusive language; to condemn D to restate in a brief; concise form; to sum up; conclude; to summarize question 19 consummate A to twist about (usually with pain) B to draw out; to extract from C to complete; to bring to perfection; to fulfill; to perfect D to estrange; to isolate; to requisition; to confiscate question 20 temporize A to establish; to educate morally or spiritually; to improve; to strengthen B to catch; to anticipate; to arrest; to understand; to conceive C to delay or refuse to commit oneself in order to gain time; to avoid an answer D to warn; to find fault; to reprove; to scold
besmirch
question 15 immunize A to calm; to lessen in severity; to mollify; to relieve B to grow together; to merge; to unite C to make insusceptible to a disease D to display or wave boastfully question 16 low A to punish through public criticism; to scold; to reprimand B to moo; to utter the sound made by cattle C to recognize; to perceive; to grasp; to comprehend D to accuse of wrongdoing; to cast discredit upon; to remove from office question 17 waive A to declare sacred; to dedicate; to bless B to restate in a brief; concise form; to sum up; conclude; to summarize C to boast; to brag D to give up; to put off until later question 18 recapitulate A to banish; to exile; to withdraw from one's country; to expel B to wind; to ramble; to roam; walk about aimlessly; carry on in a leisurely way; wander C to scold or blame loudly; to find fault with in abusive language; to condemn D to restate in a brief; concise form; to sum up; conclude; to summarize question 19 consummate A to twist about (usually with pain) B to draw out; to extract from C to complete; to bring to perfection; to fulfill; to perfect D to estrange; to isolate; to requisition; to confiscate question 20 temporize A to establish; to educate morally or spiritually; to improve; to strengthen B to catch; to anticipate; to arrest; to understand; to conceive C to delay or refuse to commit oneself in order to gain time; to avoid an answer D to warn; to find fault; to reprove; to scold
immunize
question 16 low A to punish through public criticism; to scold; to reprimand B to moo; to utter the sound made by cattle C to recognize; to perceive; to grasp; to comprehend D to accuse of wrongdoing; to cast discredit upon; to remove from office question 17 waive A to declare sacred; to dedicate; to bless B to restate in a brief; concise form; to sum up; conclude; to summarize C to boast; to brag D to give up; to put off until later question 18 recapitulate A to banish; to exile; to withdraw from one's country; to expel B to wind; to ramble; to roam; walk about aimlessly; carry on in a leisurely way; wander C to scold or blame loudly; to find fault with in abusive language; to condemn D to restate in a brief; concise form; to sum up; conclude; to summarize question 19 consummate A to twist about (usually with pain) B to draw out; to extract from C to complete; to bring to perfection; to fulfill; to perfect D to estrange; to isolate; to requisition; to confiscate question 20 temporize A to establish; to educate morally or spiritually; to improve; to strengthen B to catch; to anticipate; to arrest; to understand; to conceive C to delay or refuse to commit oneself in order to gain time; to avoid an answer D to warn; to find fault; to reprove; to scold
low
question 17 waive A to declare sacred; to dedicate; to bless B to restate in a brief; concise form; to sum up; conclude; to summarize C to boast; to brag D to give up; to put off until later question 18 recapitulate A to banish; to exile; to withdraw from one's country; to expel B to wind; to ramble; to roam; walk about aimlessly; carry on in a leisurely way; wander C to scold or blame loudly; to find fault with in abusive language; to condemn D to restate in a brief; concise form; to sum up; conclude; to summarize question 19 consummate A to twist about (usually with pain) B to draw out; to extract from C to complete; to bring to perfection; to fulfill; to perfect D to estrange; to isolate; to requisition; to confiscate question 20 temporize A to establish; to educate morally or spiritually; to improve; to strengthen B to catch; to anticipate; to arrest; to understand; to conceive C to delay or refuse to commit oneself in order to gain time; to avoid an answer D to warn; to find fault; to reprove; to scold
waive
question 18 recapitulate A to banish; to exile; to withdraw from one's country; to expel B to wind; to ramble; to roam; walk about aimlessly; carry on in a leisurely way; wander C to scold or blame loudly; to find fault with in abusive language; to condemn D to restate in a brief; concise form; to sum up; conclude; to summarize question 19 consummate A to twist about (usually with pain) B to draw out; to extract from C to complete; to bring to perfection; to fulfill; to perfect D to estrange; to isolate; to requisition; to confiscate question 20 temporize A to establish; to educate morally or spiritually; to improve; to strengthen B to catch; to anticipate; to arrest; to understand; to conceive C to delay or refuse to commit oneself in order to gain time; to avoid an answer D to warn; to find fault; to reprove; to scold
recapitulate
question 19 consummate A to twist about (usually with pain) B to draw out; to extract from C to complete; to bring to perfection; to fulfill; to perfect D to estrange; to isolate; to requisition; to confiscate question 20 temporize A to establish; to educate morally or spiritually; to improve; to strengthen B to catch; to anticipate; to arrest; to understand; to conceive C to delay or refuse to commit oneself in order to gain time; to avoid an answer D to warn; to find fault; to reprove; to scold
consummate
question 20 temporize A to establish; to educate morally or spiritually; to improve; to strengthen B to catch; to anticipate; to arrest; to understand; to conceive C to delay or refuse to commit oneself in order to gain time; to avoid an answer D to warn; to find fault; to reprove; to scold
temporize
