Hint | Answer | % Correct |
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old or old fashioned | archaic | 77%
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a very old document where the original writing is replaced with new writing | palimpsest | 62%
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regarded with great respect | venerated | 62%
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done stealthily or secretly | furtively | 46%
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countless in number | myriad | 46%
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bulging | protuberant | 46%
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lower in rank or position | subordinate | 46%
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a state of having or showing no vigor, energy, or enthusiasm | listlessness | 38%
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changeable | mutability | 38%
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very unpleasant or repulsive | odious | 38%
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clear to the mind or plain to see; capable of being felt or touched | palpable | 38%
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characterized by a narrow, often ostentatious concern for academic knowledge and formal rules | pedantic | 38%
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arguing or fighting | pugnaciously | 38%
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loud and harsh | strident | 38%
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a state of being distant | aloofness | 31%
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in a way that’s understood without being expressed; silently | tacitly | 31%
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lacking life or flavor | vapid | 31%
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a state of aggressively offering help or advice that is unwanted or unrequested | officiousness | 23%
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very dirty | sordid | 23%
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superficially plausible but actually wrong; misleading in appearance | specious | 23%
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ambiguous; uncertain in nature | equivocal | 15%
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lacking power | ineffectual | 15%
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to refuse to be associated with | repudiate | 15%
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a state of physical or mental weariness | lassitude | 8%
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