| Hint | Answer | % Correct |
|---|---|---|
| To hold in or keep | Constrain | 100%
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| Difficult to grasp or learn | Abstruse | 50%
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| Skillful and clever | Adroit | 50%
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| Enthusiastic quickness | Alacrity | 50%
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| To test; analyze | Assay | 50%
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| Something of value; a resource | Asset | 50%
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| To make smaller or less; to weaken | Attenuate | 50%
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| Speed or quickness | Celerity | 50%
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| Strong and to the point; convincing | Cogent | 50%
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| To argue; to dispute | Contend | 50%
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| Lacking; completely empty | Devoid | 50%
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| To swell; expand | Distend | 50%
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| Quickly disappearing; fleeting | Evanescent | 50%
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| Urgent; pressing | Exigent | 50%
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| Serving to excuse; lessening the seriousness of | Extenuating | 50%
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| To stir up; to provoke | Incite | 50%
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| Not capable of being made better better; habitually wicked | Incorrigible | 50%
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| Never satisfied or full; always desiring more | Insatiable | 50%
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| Refusing to compromise | Intransigent | 50%
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| Forcing into without invitation; inappropriately personal | Intrusive | 50%
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| Drawing attention to oneself in a negative way; unpleasantly noticeable | Obtrusive | 50%
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| Seeming, claimed, or pretended, but usually not genuine | Ostensible | 50%
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| Holding firmly to; stubborn | Pertinacious | 50%
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| To make worried or upset | Perturb | 50%
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| Full or complete | Plenary | 50%
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| Having full power or authority | Plenipotentiary | 50%
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| To be a sign or warning of | Portend | 50%
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| Recognition or respect from others | Prestige | 50%
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| To bring back to consciousness | Resuscitate | 50%
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| A term for having game; charisma in short | Rizz | 50%
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| Condition of being too full or too satisfied | Satiety | 50%
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| Showing care or worry | Solicitous | 50%
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| A limit or restraint | Stricture | 50%
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| Able to be defended or supported | Tenable | 50%
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| Strongly biased | Tendentious | 50%
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| A principle or belief as part of a religion or philosophy | Tenet | 50%
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| Not substantial or strong | Tenuous | 50%
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| Cloudy; confused | Turbid | 50%
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| Very excited or upset | Turbulent | 50%
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| A lack; emptiness or absense | Vacuity | 50%
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| Empty of Intellegence | Vacuous | 50%
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| Boasted about; too highly praised | Vaunted | 50%
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| To briefly outline or describe | Adumbrate | 0%
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| To mention without detail | Allude | 0%
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| To make aware of; to notify | Apprise | 0%
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| Something done for pleasure; hobby | Avocation | 0%
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| A secret agreement for wrong or unlawful purposes | Collusion | 0%
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| Involvement in something wrong or unlawful | Complicity | 0%
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| To consist of; to contain | Comprise | 0%
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| A meeting of two or more people, events, or circumstances; merging | Confluence | 0%
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| Treating with ridicule; scornful | Derisive | 0%
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| To see or make out clearly; recognize | Discern | 0%
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| Separate; distinct | Discrete | 0%
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| Carefulness in what one says or does; prudence | Discretion | 0%
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| Gloomy and stern | Dour | 0%
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| Intentionally misleading; deceptive | Duplicitous | 0%
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| The use of force or threats to make someone act | Duress | 0%
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| To systematically explain or outline | Explicate | 0%
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| Perfectly suitable; appropriate | Felicitous | 0%
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| Happiness; bliss | Felicity | 0%
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| Continuous change; instability | Flux | 0%
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| To show that someone has a connection with a crime | Implicate | 0%
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| Impossible to explain or understand | Inexplicable | 0%
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| Unfortunate; unhappy | Infelicitous | 0%
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| A massive movement into | Influx | 0%
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| Period between two events or scenes | Interlude | 0%
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| Impossible to hold back or control | Irrepressible | 0%
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| So unbelievable as to seem ridiculous | Ludicrous | 0%
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| Nearsighted; lacking vision or foresight | Myopic | 0%
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| Wickedly stubborn; obstinate | Obdurate | 0%
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| To put straight; correct or adjust | Rectify | 0%
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| Good moral character; ethical quality | Rectitude | 0%
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| Deserving condemnation; terribly wrong | Reprehensible | 0%
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| A harsh or formal scolding | Reprimand | 0%
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| Not saying much; tight-lipped | Reticent | 0%
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| Drawing laughter or amusement; ridiculous | Risible | 0%
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| Tightly limiting; severe | Stringent | 0%
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| To put down by force | Suppress | 0%
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| A short outline or review of main points | Synopsis | 0%
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| Understood as meant but not openly said; implied | Tacit | 0%
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| Characterized by infrequent speech; silent | Taciturn | 0%
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| Anger caused by an insult or slight | Umbrage | 0%
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| Having a single, clear meaning | Univocal | 0%
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| Word for word | Verbatim | 0%
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| An overabundance of word; excessive wordiness | Verbiage | 0%
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| Using too many words | Verbose | 0%
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| Profession; trade | Vocation | 0%
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| Loud and noisy in making one's feelings known | Vociferous | 0%
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