ECPE

Question 1

(I had) one too many

Answer 1

Me pase de (copas)

Question 2

Through thick and thin

Answer 2

Contra viento y marea

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Give or take

Answer 3

?

Question 4

All in a days work

Answer 4

x

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To go way back

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Yo go out on a limb

Question 7

That is in bad taste

Answer 7

disrespectful joke

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Out of line

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In a minute

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In order to

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Come clean

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Here’s my 2 cents

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Deep seated (rage, for
Example)

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Set the bar

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Given the circumstances surrounding

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Look down on

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Bucketlist

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A lot to unpAck

Answer 18

What u think

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Brick and mortar

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Physical locations of busiensse

Relating to or being a traditional business serving customers in a building as contrasted to an online business a brick and mortar store (HIFENATED!!)

Question 20

to take a load off

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?

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Painstaking

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duramente

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Bender

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That’s the last straw

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What gives

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To wrap your head around something

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In the grand scheme of things,

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Got to Hand it to

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To ramp up

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Qualm

Question 30

Cut to the chase

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Suck it up

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Crack me up

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Curated

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Bask

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Give me a holler

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Running late

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Same old

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A run for their money

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To “get behind” something

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Bedrock

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Let us in on something

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Fly off the handle

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Lot of angles to

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At face value

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Ramp up

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In the offchance

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First order of business

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Magic bullet

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To your own devices

Question 50

It just dawned on me

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To set out to do something

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Ethos

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What is the itch that you’re scratching?

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To cast aspersions

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Takeaways

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Reprehensible

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Painstakingly

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To be dealt a bad hand

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Lobotomite

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Reductionist

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To equate

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First and foremost

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That was not in my visionboard

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Foreshadow

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Wishful thinking

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Be that as it may

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By the second

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…im a sucker for…

Question 69

High strung

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Behind the curve and correlate with

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Lose your marbles

Question 72

In a minute

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Downright

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Upkeep

Question 75

Co-sign

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Bonafide

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Unimpeachable

Question 78

All the same

Question 79

Enrapture

Question 80

Fidelity

Question 81

Done and dusted

Question 82

Change of heart

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Vetting

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Covert

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…i Can get behind (something)

Question 86

Going forward

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Tip off

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Doesn’t cut it

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Glean

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Espigar (recabar)

Question 90

Rationale

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In conjunction with

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Sure enough, …

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To fuck around and find out

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Pressing (adj)

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Even a broken clock is right twice a day

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To call for something

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Yo get the drop on someone / something

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Endictments

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Burden

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Everybody wants to sleep with their shrink

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Unpack (a lot to)

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Annuity

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By extension

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Wake

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Velorio

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To muddle through

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To bury the hatchet

Question 107

Low and behold

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Square the circle

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Preconceived notions

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Say,……

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To fit the bill

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Happenstance

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Proxy

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Vicarious

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Mind you”

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Fluff

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Daunting

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Overage

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Testaferro

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Frontman

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Green around the gills

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Pale ill nauseous

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Providence

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To speak volumes

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Prerrogative

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Cutra

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Melting Pot

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To veer

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Turmoil

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Inflection

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Uproar

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Set you back at $

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Up x alley

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To be an accessory after the fact

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To hang in the balance

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Made man

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Mafioso

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To put it to bed

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Over and done

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Through and through

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Cadence

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Maxim

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To go through the motions

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To separate the wheat from The chaff

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Axioms

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To be at odds

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Exacerbate

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To give the devil its due

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Uproar vs outcry

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Strung out

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Streamline

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Entwined

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i e

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Shortcomings

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Low and behold

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Stupor

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Counterpoise

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Tailwind headwind

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Multiplicity

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Apropos

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Aftermath

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Wavelenght

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Snake oil

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By any measure

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Hard nut to crack

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To be an item

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To be tied up

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Cuck

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Bask

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All time low (high)

Question 168

Conviviality

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Aforementioned

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To follow suit

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On all accounts

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To bury the hatchet

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The long and short of it is that…

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To jetisson

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“X were/was in on the heist, x just don’t/doesn’t like the cut”

Question 176

Predicament

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Bravado

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intense feeling

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(to be / to have been) Ousted

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Ruffle your feathers

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The times make the man

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False pretense

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To not infringe upon sth (e.g., rights dint infringe upon mine)

Question 183

Presuposed

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To be born by you

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Get off your high horse / to be on a high horse

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Upswing / downswing

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Nuance / nuanced

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Trepidating

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To bring up

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Fickle

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Stop counting the chickens (before they hatch)

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Transpire

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Inherent

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Dramatic

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Disenfranchised

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Derisive

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Indulge

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Revel

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Corolary

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THAT IS TO SAY..

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The sacred and the propane (profane)

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“I speak to your point”

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Laserfocused

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In hindsight

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En retrospectiva

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To go about in (something)

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To squash

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Intractable

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To shed light on x

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To redress

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Dissolution / dissolute

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Unbridle(d)

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Angst

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To beckon

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Souvereignity

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The proceeds

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To deign

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Ensconced

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To harbour

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Forethought

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Fray

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Kinship

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Octopamine

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Postural

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Reputake

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Tally

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Dicta

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Berth

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Roust

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Paramour(s)

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Archetype(al)

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Sheer

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Buttress

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Impressionable

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Truism

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Cornerstone, milestone, landmark

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Yuxtapose

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Aprehension

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Pinnacle

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Intimation

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Albeit

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Viewpoint

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Disparaging

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To render something “x”

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To forego

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To be primed to

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To precipitate

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Stave

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To be from “an” ilk (“a man from his ilk”)

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Forestall

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To “warp” your mind meaning

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The animal psyche

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Price’s law (Derek J de solla price)

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The Matthew principle (25:29)

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Under false pretense

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Bleak

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Bland

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To ostracize

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To ruminate

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“As the next guy”

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Posthumous

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To fess up

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Paradise lost

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To supersede

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To check out

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Lo and behold

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Ulterior motives

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Fever dream

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To be put on blast

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As opposed to

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Impetuous

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Trials and tribulations

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Pushover

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To talk shop

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Zeitgeist

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Spirit of an era

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Levity

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Somaesthesia

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Rigor Mortiz

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Substance (in: v & n)

Question 279

To substantiate

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Sum (style) and substance

Question 281

Chalk and cheese

Question 282

The long and short of something

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Tempus fugit

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Time flies.

Question 284

All fur coat and no knickers

Question 285

Deer in the headlights

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All hat and no cattle ✨

Answer 286

Lack of substance

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To beef up

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Add substance

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To be out of one’s depth

Question 289

sui generis

Answer 289

Of it’s own kind. Sui generis is a Latin expression that translates to “of its own kind.” It refers to anything that is peculiar to itself; of its own kind or class. In legal contexts, sui generis denotes an independent legal classification.

Question 290

Meld

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Superavit

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Surpluss

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Agent

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To derive

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It logically follows that…

Question 296

Interdicto (Britney)

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To be hip

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(Estar enterado)

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Short staffed

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To be watered down

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To Entertain something / someone

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To condone

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To fawn

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To be tapped out

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Rizz

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To follow through

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Forage

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If / would you feel So inclined

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Pervasive

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Histrionic

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To confabulate

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Bonanza

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To peddle sth

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Gotta go

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In any way, shape, or form

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Bleeding edge

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Prevalent

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To coapt

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Dissonance

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Upbringing

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….., considering. (Chris red field)

Question 321

Around the v clock

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Prescribed

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To deprive

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Got a bone to pick with x

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Staggered

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In the wake of

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On the receiving end

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To deter

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To be on flick with something / someone ?

Question 330

To forego

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Zenith

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APEX

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To have some / the nerve to

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Starstruck

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By comparison

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To be in bed with

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To hold your end of the bargain

Question 338

To wound up

Question 339

To get ahead of yourself

Question 340

To keep on ice 🧊

Question 341

To have weight on (someone)

Question 342

Exposure (noun)

Answer 342

Riesgo monetario

Question 343

Left unsupervised

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Preordained

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To be in awe

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Overly

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Standpoint

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To disallow

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To be out of sorts

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Lilliputian

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Divestiture

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Chances are that

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Out of sight out of mind

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Essence and substance

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Cathartic

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Ubiquitous

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Overhaul

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Forebodding

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Here’s a hot take

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To have a share of something

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To relish

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MICROCOSM

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To pervade

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Ravenous

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Extrapolate and interpolate

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Stimming

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Convey

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To exercise + noun (e.g.: impulse control)

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The floor is yours

Answer 369

Conceding the turn to speak

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To scrutinize

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‼️Make video of answering some questions. Film the before and after of program methodology

Question 372

To hinder

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To remunerate

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By a long shot

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To corner the market

Question 376

Hands are tied

Question 377

So many things up in the air

Question 378

To go down swinging

Question 379

By the book

Question 380

Between a rock and a hard place

Question 381

From the ground up

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To get someone up to speed

Question 383

Touch base

Question 384

Yo have sth on good authority

Question 385

Bring to the table

Question 386

Lots of moving partd

Question 387

That won’t cut it

Question 388

To get your ducks in a roe

Question 389

On a shoestring

Question 390

Behind the scenes

Question 391

Cut to the chase

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To bend over backwards

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Hot potato

Question 394

Let’s table it

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To take it with a grain of salt

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Move the needle

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To nurture

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To liaise (with)

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Liaison

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Foreseeable future

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To be hung up about something

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Unhinged

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Remark

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To incur

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To concur

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To pull the wool lver someone’s eyes

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Affluent

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To (proclaim and) instill

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Think again

Question 410

To be out of order

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The lot of you

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Cradle

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Ramifications

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Magnum opus

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The most important part of a work of art

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Secular

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To make amends

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To rectify

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Deadpan

Question 419

Coalescing

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To propell

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To commend

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To urge

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With an eye on

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To coerce / coercivr

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Cliff hanger

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Hallowed

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Gaunt

Question 428

Sullen

Question 429

Lethargy

Question 430

Conceited

Question 431

Stoppage

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Where do you get off

Question 433

To wash it down

Question 434

Tattletale

Question 435

Next thing you know

Question 436

Underlying

Question 437

To suggest / are you suggesting that …

Question 438

Bystander

Question 439

To live up to something

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Dividend

Question 441

Taut

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Strain

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Contempt

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To ponder

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To run circles around x

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Abound

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To be the high point of something

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To outweight

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Atrophy

Question 450

Platitude

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A lick of x

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Substantiating

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To be pressed about something

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Askance

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Hefty

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Metaphors and similies

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Husk

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Thereby

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Acuity

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From the get go

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To mull something over

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To have a bearing on x

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Cleansing

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Not this skinny Ginny

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Maison

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Chairman

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To erode something

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Affable

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Affluent

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Deprived

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Destitute

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Dexterous

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Dubious

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Evocative

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Far fetched

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Frivolous

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Gleeful

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Gritty

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Gullible

Question 480

Immense

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Imposing

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Mind boggling

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For all intents and purposes

Question 484

Perceptible

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Petrified

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In layman’s terms

Question 487

To branch out

Question 488

To be out of one’s depth

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Reprieve

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Askew

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Upheaval

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Understandably so

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To come to terms woth

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Warp / warped (adj)

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Amenable to

Question 496

Elevator pitch

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To overturn

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Means to an end

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Go on , on your bike

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To denote

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Sponduli

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To exact your revenge

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Raunchiness

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Acumen

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Hors deuvres

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To roll out

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Ordnance

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At no point

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Lax (adj)

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To placate

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To VETO something (presidential)

Question 512

Fortiutous

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To feign

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Pars pro toto

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Socialite

Question 516

The sun shines in every dogs ass someday

Question 517

To attest to something

Question 518

Inflection

Question 519

Coercive

Question 520

Nepotism

Question 521

It so happens that …

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Formulaic

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Riveting

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To disavow

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To have a penchant for x

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Grift

Question 527

To swindle

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Strapped

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I took that to mean x

Question 530

Entrapment

Question 531

Juncture

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To weather the storm / to keep your head above water / live to fight another day / living on borrowed time

Question 533

To waver

Question 534

Estirpe

Question 535

To allude to

Question 536

Practice what you preach

Question 537

The only ones who can betray us are those we trust

Question 538

To throw shade at x on

Answer 538

Android throwing shade at apple on

Question 539

The whole nine yards

Question 540

Barren

Question 541

Upwards of x

Question 542

To dish it out

Question 543

To instil

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Yo inflict / delive (propinar)

Question 545

Heyday

Question 546

It goes to show

Question 547

One eye iota (iota)

Question 548

To be blown away by

Question 549

It cannot go unanswered

Question 550

Decorated

Question 551

To be mired in x

Question 552

To endow

Question 553

Perplexing

Question 554

Veritable

Question 555

It’s like the lights are on but nobody’s home

Question 556

Put some respect on my name

Question 557

To feel (so) seen by someone / something (this/that)

Question 558

Slant

Question 559

Intricacies

Question 560

Sidewinded

Question 561

Peripherals (computer accessories)

Question 562

Intertwine

Question 563

Bashful

Question 564

Inextricable

Question 565

To encompass

Question 566

Yo branch out

Question 567

To be programmed by design

Question 568

Pass the proverbial bridge

Question 569

A rundown of

Question 570

To strip something down (to desmenuzar)

Question 571

As opposed to

Question 572

To rev (the engine)

Question 573

Hecatomb

Question 574

Morally bankrupt

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To resent something

Question 576

“Let alone x”

Question 577

To rant

Question 578

Dont get it twisted

Question 579

I’ll pay you on the 1st (the 1st chance I get)

Question 580

Oversight

Question 581

Unwavering

Question 582

Hurdle (verb / noun)

Question 583

Temperance

Question 584

Force of habit

Question 585

De facto

Question 586

Antics

Question 587

Offset

Question 588

To dissent

Question 589

To bode well or bad for x

Question 590

At large

Question 591

Quintessential

Question 592

Lead time

Question 593

Fumble

Question 594

Gold standard

Question 595

Presumption

Question 596

Take it as it comes

Question 597

Skim

Answer 597

Ojear

Question 598

Superceed (verb)

Question 599

Exponentially

Question 600

Feign

Question 601

Harken

Question 602

To exact (exaction)

Question 603

Stratagem

Question 604

Arbiter

Question 605

Junction

Question 606

Toot one’s horn

Question 607

Take a load of x

Question 608

Fad (noun) trends

Question 609

At which point, …

Question 610

Afternoon (adjective$

Answer 610

Vespertino

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Bonafide

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To contend

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Onus

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Syce

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To sway (decision making)

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At large

Question 617

Central to

Question 618

To pony up $$$$ amount

Question 619

“Say, ….(Pepe, for example):

Question 620

In some capacity (adjective)

Answer 620

You helped in some capacity to steal The election

Question 621

Forebearance

Question 622

Rebuttal

Question 623

Ripples in a pond

Question 624

Abject (adj)

Question 625

Pernicious (adj)

Question 626

Egalitarian (adj)

Question 627

You re the bees knees

Question 628

Out of sight, out of mind

Question 629

Copious

Question 630

to reverberate

Question 631

To call spade a spade

Question 632

Superfluous

Question 633

…. On their own right (adjective)

Question 634

Malarkey (adjective)

Question 635

Beholden to x (adjective)

Question 636

Op-ed (noun)

Question 637

To entertain something

Question 638

To be up to speed in

Question 639

Now watch this drive

Question 640

Circumnavigate

Question 641

Circum+

Question 642

To permeate

Question 643

(To be) Front and center

Question 644

To go off on a tamgent

Question 645

Sop (standard operating procedure)

Question 646

Meek

Question 647

To mistify

Answer 647

Same as bamboozle

Question 648

Skeleton in the closet

Answer 648

Embarrassing secret that would damage perception of a person

Question 649

An honest mistake

Question 650

Strange bedfellows

Question 651

Lame duck

Question 652

To rub some dirt on sth

Question 653

Politically correct

Question 654

October surprise

Question 655

Witch hunt

Question 656

Commit political suicide

Question 657

Fishing expedition

Question 658

Red tape

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To digress

Question 660

To retort

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Class act

Question 662

Nebulous

Question 663

Tumultuous

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Lenient

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Forethought

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To berate

Question 667

Even dull shovels can dig a deep trench

Question 668

Maverick

Question 669

Try as we / you might,….

Question 670

Devoid of x

Question 671

An arbiter of x

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Serendipity

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To be peeved

Question 674

Overarching

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Iteration

Question 676

Endearment

Question 677

To hold something to be something

Question 678

Self-evident

Question 679

To endow

Question 680

Purview

Question 681

Awry

Question 682

Proponent of something

Question 683

Then again ,…

Question 684

Ploy

Question 685

To get a jump on x

Question 686

Overarching

Question 687

Ad-hoc

Question 688

Parallelized

Question 689

Rigamarole (take me through this…)

Question 690

Slander

Question 691

To extricate

Question 692

Inextricable

Question 693

Compelling

Question 694

Sentiment

Question 695

Derivatives

Question 696

Parsimony

Question 697

policing (verb)

Question 698

Impending

Question 699

To be a staple of something

Question 700

To go into a different gear

Question 701

Skill issue

Question 702

Truce

Question 703

Trying (times) - adjective

Question 704

Dejected (adj)

Question 705

Uninflected (adj)

Question 706

Ousted

Question 707

Deafening

Question 708

Vindicated

Question 709

Crossfunctional (ly)

Question 710

Deposition

Question 711

Merely (adverb)

Question 712

(Performance) appraisal

Question 713

Malversation

Question 714

Respondent (s)

Question 715

Premise (noun); logic

Question 716

Risk apptetite

Question 717

Largely (adv)

Question 718

Don’t give up your day Job

Question 719

Be my Guest

Question 720

To sleep on it

Question 721

To irk (verb)

Question 722

Skeleton key

Answer 722

Llave maestra

Question 723

Good will

Answer 723

Ayuda social

Question 724

Endemic

Question 725

Whereas and whether

Question 726

Outage

Question 727

To loom over

Question 728

Fallout

Question 729

Institutionalized

Question 730

Unblemished

Question 731

Blemish

Question 732

To be tied up

Question 733

It checks out

Question 734

To shell out (the cash)

Question 735

Tailing dam (mining)

Question 736

Benefitiated (mining)

Question 737

Overburden (mineral waste)

Question 738

Engrossed

Question 739

To entice

Question 740

To rope sb

Question 741

To jeopardize

Question 742

Sufficient

Question 743

To allocate

Question 744

To bolster

Question 745

To elapse

Question 746

Scorn

Question 747

Plausible

Question 748

To butter up

Question 749

To cajole

Question 750

To wheedle something out of somebody

Question 751

To soft soap

Question 752

Quick witted

Question 753

Sleight of hand

Question 754

To urge somebody to do

Question 755

To warp something , personality, etc

Question 756

Advent (noun)

Question 757

To pan (dissapoint?)

Question 758

Yesteryear

Question 759

Derelict

Question 760

Jettisoned

Question 761

To comprise something

Question 762

Perennial

Question 763

Bereft

Question 764

Rendezvous

Question 765

Are you coming with?

Question 766

To disparage

Question 767

To stem

Question 768

get with the program

Answer 768

Do what’s expected of you ; adopt the prevailing point

Question 769

In the dark about

Question 770

Outta pocket

Question 771

Chalant / non chalant

Question 772

To pay homage

Question 773

To go for the extra credit on the assignment To understand the assignment and go for the extra credit (at the end)

Question 774

Bigger fish to fry

Question 775

(Try to) keep your shirt on

Question 776

Well heeled (adjective)

Question 777

To accomodate

Question 778

To give a run for his money

Question 779

Lethargic

Question 780

Heinous

Question 781

Bleak

Question 782

To Render (a service)

Question 783

Bespoke (adjective)

Question 784

To hit it off (right away)

Question 785

(Slang) to be / have something someone on his or her bingo card On one’s bingo card.

Answer 785

A list of possible, expected, or likely scenarios. “I’m pretty sure nobody had “global pandemic” on their bingo card back in 2016…

Question 786

Rumor has it

Question 787

Make believe

Question 788

Cross my heart and hope to die

Question 789

To punch the clock when you’re vertical

Question 790

To undercut

Question 791

Underemphasize

Question 792

At x’s peril

Question 793

To have a way with words

Question 794

To divert

Question 795

Indenture / indentured (servants)

Question 796

Coveted

Question 797

Plateau, platoed, platitude

Question 798

To earmark

Question 799

To galvanize someone into “action”

Question 800

To parse

Question 801

Pink slip

Question 802

Well adjusted

Question 803

Multi factorial

Question 804

X that can be derived from…

Question 805

Distillation if essential elements

Question 806

Up and coming

Question 807

In a critical light

Question 808

Sucks to suck

Question 809

To desecrate

Question 810

To be undermanned

Question 811

To exude

Question 812

All bets are off

Question 813

Stratification

Question 814

To subordinate / subordinated

Question 815

Shill / shilling (Nfts)

Question 816

Uplift

Question 817

The degree to which

Question 818

Decrement

Question 819

To insist upon

Question 820

To politicize

Question 821

To expedite

Question 822

(It is or)it is not the land of milk and honey

Question 823

To advert

Question 824

To usher **

Question 825

To liken something to something

Question 826

Systemic

Question 827

Narrative

Question 828

Obtuse

Question 829

Perpetual

Answer 830

To chafe at x

Question 831

Proponent

Question 832

Self-governing

Question 833

Lights on nobody home

Question 834

To Dissent

Question 835

Prevailing

Question 836

Interchange

Question 837

To wrestle options to the ground

Question 838

At which point,

Question 839

Inadvertedly

Question 840

Dumbfounded

Question 841

To have an appendage (on sth, somewhere)

Question 842

Disdain

Question 843

To ripple, ripple effect

Question 844

To anchor something

Question 845

To peddle / peddling

Question 846

Down to a tee

Question 847

To adhere to

Question 848

Lighten up

Question 849

Predilection

Question 850

To epitomize

Question 851

To assert something

Question 852

To ratify

Question 853

Shall in no way be construed to be x

Question 854

A figment of (your imagination)

Question 855

Governance

Question 856

Circular definition

Question 857

Discretionary

Question 858

Astranged (?)

Question 859

Desecrated

Question 860

Stick it to the man

Question 861

To know the cards you’re holdin

Question 862

Vicarious/ly

Question 863

But Somewhere along the line …

Question 864

Brazen (ly)

Question 865

Spite

Question 866

to marvel at

Question 867

Core tenets of x

Question 868

To run counter to

Question 869

Pitfall

Question 870

Hallmark

Question 871

Painstakingly

Question 872

To write it off as a x

Question 873

Unabashed

Question 874

Legalese course = $$$$$$$$

Question 875

….., Such that x….

Answer 875

My personal star is at a level such that I am recognizable inmediately

Question 876

To break even

Answer 876

Cost and revenue = break even point

Question 877

To gain face

Question 878

As a melting pot

Question 879

To celebrate x

Question 880

Core tenants

Question 881

To gloat over something

Question 882

Just because you live a long life doesn’t mean it can’t come to a Short end

Question 883

To be fixing to (come over and apologize)

Question 884

Sentiment

Question 885

Poignant

Question 886

Reprieve

Question 887

Expect to be a chalk outline

Question 888

Yo wait for the dust to settle

Question 889

Superseded

Question 890

Emaciated

Question 891

To hold rapt

Answer 891

Cautivar /?

Question 892

Embroidery

Question 893

Tangential

Question 894

Between a rock and a hard place

Question 895

All that being said

Question 896

Residual issues

Answer 896

Progresista (?)

Question 897

You can make the case that

Question 898

To be all over the map

Question 899

Didn’t mean to pry

Question 900

To tinker

Question 901

i . e

Question 902

2 nuts in a ballsack

Question 903

Master distributor

Answer 903

Mayoristas

Question 904

Prefacing =\= postfacing (appending)

Question 905

Assertain

Question 906

To get a fix on x

Question 907

Whereabouts

Question 908

High octane

Question 909

Dissidents

Question 910

Daft

Question 911

To avert

Question 912

Abrasive

Answer 912

Áspero

Question 913

TO THROW DOWN

Question 914

As far as (I) x m concerned,…

Question 915

To find one’s own avenue

Question 916

Yuppies

Question 917

In any shape or form

Question 918

To be not in tune with x

Question 919

If you don’t sacrifice for what you want, what you want becomes the sacrifice

Question 920

Bewildered

Question 921

Perplexed

Question 922

Be that as it may

Question 923

Undertone of x

Question 924

To keep something under wraps

Question 925

Top brass

Question 926

Rampant

Question 927

Quality face time

Question 928

Irrevocably

Question 929

Superfluous

Question 930

Bottom line

Question 931

Technicalities

Question 932

Prude

Question 933

To single out

Question 934

To weave

Question 935

Thats (pretty much) the size of it

Question 936

Extenuating

Question 937

To drive someone up a wall

Question 938

Punitive

Question 939

Idle hands are the devils playground

Question 940

Upheaval

Question 941

To be colluded with x

Question 942

Blowback

Question 943

To substantiate

Question 944

X as the guiding principle

Question 945

Accessory after the fact

Question 946

Newfound

Question 947

Trying (something) on for size

Question 948

To table a discussion

Question 949

At any rate

Question 950

The devil is in the details

Question 951

Ad hoc

Question 952

A mosaic of x

Question 953

To default to something

Question 954

Anticlimactic

Question 955

Notion

Question 956

I have a bone to pick with you

Question 957

To stress

Question 958

To cater to x

Question 959

Eclectic

Question 960

Brunt

Question 961

To come along (nicely)

Question 962

To presuppose

Question 963

To have a spine

Question 964

Playing chess when everyone else was playing checkers

Question 965

To curb

Question 966

To do the arythmetic

Question 967

Shortfall (noun)

Question 968

Proliferating (rising)

Question 969

Sonder

Question 970

To rest on one’s laurels

Question 971

Troubadour 🇫🇷

Question 972

To lay down sum

Question 973

To be a disservice

Question 974

To take the upper hand

Question 975

Utterly

Question 976

Heathen

Question 977

To behoove

Question 978

Contrición

Question 979

To jive with x

Question 980

To have something on good authority that

Question 981

Up to the wazoo

Answer 981

In great abundance. to an extreme degree or in great abundance: She's got problems up the wazoo.

Question 982

To get up To speed with x

Question 983

To serve to x

Question 984

To the tune of

Question 985

Not my most sterling moment

Question 986

Hiatus

Question 987

Yo be at the forefront of x

Question 988

To Garner

Question 989

Not One size fits all answer

Question 990

At your earliest convenience (AYec)

Question 991

Cognitive dissonance

Question 992

Dissonance

Question 993

To conflate

Question 994

That’s a wrap

Question 995

To embody

Question 996

Strife

Question 997

In all fairness,..

Question 998

To get your arms around sth

Question 999

Miscelaneo

Question 1000

It’s that demon life that got you in its sway

Question 1001

Sentimental gestures

Question 1002

To drive something home

Question 1003

Yo neglect to consider that

Question 1004

To churn out

Question 1005

Qualm

Question 1006

To stomach something

Question 1007

Stay put

Question 1008

That’s not gonna fly here

Question 1009

To be a byproduct of something

Question 1010

To iterate on sth

Question 1011

Citizenry

Question 1012

The state of affairs

Question 1013

Anchored

Question 1014

To tout sth

Question 1015

Precursor

Question 1016

Antithesis

Question 1017

Shortfall

Answer 1017

Deficit

Question 1018

To float an idea

Question 1019

Brimming / to the brim

Question 1020

Occupational hazard

Answer 1020

Guajes del oficio

Question 1021

Betterment

Answer 1021

Mejoramiento

Question 1022

To lean on sb sth

Question 1023

Teeming with

Question 1024

Educated guess

Question 1025

Serves you right!

Question 1026

Schadenfreude

Question 1027

To curb sth

Question 1028

Interloper

Question 1029

Abhorrently

Question 1030

Offshoot

Question 1031

To scoff

Question 1032

Leave x at the door

Question 1033

To erode

Question 1034

Distraught

Question 1035

Coming of age x adjextive

Question 1036

To be caked in sth

Question 1037

To be privy to sth (information)

Question 1038

Put a sock in it (shut up)

Question 1039

Ledger

Question 1040

Denizen

Question 1041

To double down

Question 1042

To hold true

Question 1043

To be lost in the sauce

Question 1044

To have an endorsement from x

Question 1045

Stamped (offset interview)

Question 1046

On the double

Question 1047

I got your six

Question 1048

Balls to the wall

Question 1049

Dismissive

Question 1050

To weigh in

Question 1051

Behind shut eyes

Question 1052

Coming of age

Question 1053

To transgress

Question 1054

Interlocutor

Question 1055

I have neither the time nor the crayons to explain this to you.

Question 1056

I can only explain it to You, I can’t understand it for you.

Question 1057

I envy everyone you have never met

Question 1058

Wisdom always chases you but you’re always faster

Question 1059

To take precedence over sth / sb

Question 1060

Hand over fist

Question 1061

He she gone off the rails

Question 1062

Lackluster

Question 1063

Impasse

Question 1064

Ousted

Question 1065

To have this thing on lock

Question 1066

Conducive to sth

Question 1067

Yo bridge a gap

Question 1068

To rise to the occasion

Question 1069

Emascúlate / emasculation (public)

Question 1070

Convoluted

Question 1071

Statute

Question 1072

To muse, musing (time)

Question 1073

Propensity

Question 1074

Vantage point

Question 1075

To be stuck up

Question 1076

Rinse and repeat

Question 1077

Perjury

Question 1078

To prey upon x

Question 1079

To depredate on x

Question 1080

Lights burning!

Question 1081

To get your grub on

Question 1082

Transgressions

Question 1083

Foibles

Question 1084

To rub some dirt on it

Question 1085

To live on borrowed time

Question 1086

Ancillary / ancillaries

Question 1087

To amount to something

Question 1088

To presuppose

Question 1089

Will to power

Question 1090

Sublimated

Question 1091

Tinge (noun)

Question 1092

To bear the brunt of something

Question 1093

To temper something

Question 1094

To be analogous to

Question 1095

Oxymoron

Question 1096

To instigate something

Question 1097

To be an amalgamation of some things

Question 1098

Inexorably

Question 1099

Contempt

Question 1100

On the same breath

Question 1101

Across the board

Question 1102

Yo get something mattered out

Question 1103

Your world is about to get a whole lot bigger

Question 1104

Nitty gritty

Question 1105

Brazen (ly)

Question 1106

To fumble

Question 1107

Blitz

Question 1108

To spearhead sth

Question 1109

To count your blessings

Question 1110

Whats your angle

Question 1111

Underhand

Question 1112

Putting a period at the end of a sentence

Question 1113

It’s all in the eye of the beholder

Question 1114

Strata

Question 1115

Quartile

Question 1116

Candor

Question 1117

All systems go

Question 1118

To do the rounds on somewhere somebody something?

Question 1119

A pop

Question 1120

Let alone

Question 1121

To go against every fiber of my being / with x2

Question 1122

Pro bono

Question 1123

Pound of flesh

Question 1124

Hallmark

Question 1125

Vicarious

Question 1126

Inflammatory

Question 1127

To foot a bill

Question 1128

To lead someone to believe sth

Question 1129

Your egos writing checks that your body can’t cash

Question 1130

Ledger

Question 1131

Tentativey

Question 1132

Patently

Question 1133

Lay off sth

Question 1134

Lay off the haterade

Question 1135

I call it like I see it

Question 1136

To trump sth

Question 1137

In his wake

Question 1138

Nuances

Answer 1138

MATICES!!!

Question 1139

To bleed into sth

Question 1140

There’s something I kept going back to

Question 1141

One-sided

Question 1142

To bounce back

Question 1143

Binge

Question 1144

Moral fiber

Question 1145

He challenged god and complained when it rained

Question 1146

De facto

Question 1147

He’s so far behind he thinks he’s 1st

Question 1148

The wheels are spinning but the hamsters dead

Question 1149

You are impossible to underestimate

Question 1150

The bar was set on the ground and you brought a shovel

Question 1151

It makes sense if you don’t think about it

Question 1152

You’re a few sandwiches short of a picnic

Question 1153

Simply put, …

Question 1154

Imma level with you

Question 1155

Battered

Question 1156

To be buffeted by sth

Question 1157

Hush money

Question 1158

Drag sth through the gutter

Question 1159

(I like) to keep a finger on the pulse

Question 1160

To be a lying snake in the grass

Question 1161

Streamline

Question 1162

Theres nothing new under the sun

Question 1163

To encroach on sth / someone

Question 1164

Distilled down to its

Question 1165

Highlights and lowlights

Question 1166

To punch above one’s weight

Question 1167

Ornery

Question 1168

Subset

Question 1169

Avowedly

Question 1170

To disavow

Question 1171

Anathema to

Question 1172

Bedrock principle of

Question 1173

To strike the (right) balance

Question 1174

To weather something

Question 1175

To be coupled with sth /

Question 1176

Breaking point

Question 1177

To rage on

Question 1178

Souped up (adjective)

Question 1179

Octogenarian

Question 1180

To strong arm sth / sb

Question 1181

Package deal

Question 1182

To get some skin in the game

Question 1183

Incorrigible

Question 1184

Next thing I know, …

Question 1185

Theropod

Question 1186

I’m telling you

Question 1187

Vivacious

Question 1188

Afable

Question 1189

Affirmative action

Question 1190

(Classic) barnacle

Question 1191

Yammering

Question 1192

Im just saying

Question 1193

Chummy

Question 1194

Spineless

Question 1195

Phoney baloney

Question 1196

Self loathing

Question 1197

To give sb a run for their money

Question 1198

To feel so inclined

Question 1199

Gaining on us

Question 1200

Unsolicited

Question 1201

Grueling

Question 1202

Preoccupied

Question 1203

Over the top

Question 1204

(how to get to) the meat and potatoes of sth

Question 1205

Mark up

Question 1206

Get a load of This

Question 1207

To disparage / disparaging

Question 1208

To stave something off

Question 1209

To ruminate on

Question 1210

Salacious

Question 1211

Cookie-cutter

Question 1212

Belligerent

Question 1213

To be in Full swing

Question 1214

Plausible deniability

Question 1215

I cant have that

Question 1216

No placeholders

Question 1217

Crossing the aisle

Question 1218

Boujee

Answer 1218

Fancy

Question 1219

Let me stop you before you break into Song ok

Question 1220

Out of your own coalition

Question 1221

Histrionic

Question 1222

To cave

Question 1223

A bone to pick w u

Question 1224

Reluctant to

Question 1225

To put a wedge between us

Question 1226

Bone of contention between x

Question 1227

To compound a problem

Question 1228

To work in the gray

Question 1229

To x’s point, …

Question 1230

Fly off the handle

Question 1231

Sell-out

Question 1232

Low-hanging fruit

Question 1233

Mess with the bull get the horn

Question 1234

To remedy sth

Question 1235

Track récord

Question 1236

To chastise

Question 1237

(To be down / so deep) in the weeds (that)

Question 1238

Argent

Question 1239

Meanderings

Question 1240

To ply one’s trade

Question 1241

Im strapped for cash

Question 1242

By designs of

Question 1243

To flip the script on sth / sb

Question 1244

Subset of

Question 1245

To grapple with sth (dogs and their prolblema at night)

Question 1246

Shudder

Answer 1246

Estremecer

Question 1247

To have a good / bad disposition (brighter)

Question 1248

Difamar

Question 1249

Scope creep

Question 1250

Unsung

Question 1251

The kid that keeps On giving

Question 1252

To have something on good authority

Question 1253

Kicking the dog it’s not gonna help

Question 1254

Some people Would choose any port in a storm

Question 1255

Abrasive

Question 1256

To wonder into traffic

Question 1257

Vanity

Question 1258

Better reign in hell than to serve in heaven

Question 1259

Venture debt

Question 1260

Mutual assured destruction

Question 1261

Went Awry

Question 1262

Askew

Question 1263

Savvy

Question 1264

Superfluous

Question 1265

Dupe

Question 1266

To garner sth

Question 1267

Yo average out

Question 1268

Chicken scratch

Question 1269

Soberanía

Answer 1269

Sovereignty

Question 1270

Hope you stretched a bit after that massive / gargantuan reach

Question 1271

Popurri

Question 1272

Unalterably

Question 1273

Shut up before you get exiled

Question 1274

To be sympathetic to our dilemma

Question 1275

Retort

Question 1276

Jolly

Question 1277

Everything that’s wrong with this world

Question 1278

Staffer

Question 1279

I would not like to distract from the main issue here:

Question 1280

Ulterior

Question 1281

Prurient

Question 1282

Insofar

Question 1283

Hearth

Question 1284

Stultification

Question 1285

Compelled to

Question 1286

Congenial

Question 1287

Buttressed

Question 1288

Personification, personified

Question 1289

Flaunt

Question 1290

Entrenched

Question 1291

The climate of

Question 1292

Alluring

Question 1293

Evocative

Question 1294

Austerity

Question 1295

Courtesy of

Question 1296

Ripple

Question 1297

Consignment

Answer 1297

Consignación / en consigna

Question 1298

Skirting sth

Question 1299

Bigger fish to fry

Question 1300

To have no qualm

Question 1301

Edging

Question 1302

Near and dear

Question 1303

To condense sth

Question 1304

Don’t trade your authenticity for approval

Question 1305

Way back when

Question 1306

It has come to my attention…

Question 1307

To chime in

Question 1308

Blatant

Question 1309

Fear monger(ing)

Question 1310

To confer w sb

Question 1311

Expediency

Question 1312

Proclivity for sth

Question 1313

Has anything sunk in yet

Question 1314

Subservient

Question 1315

Womp womp

Question 1316

Mouth breather

Question 1317

In a minute

Question 1318

To be reeling from sth

Question 1319

To be poised do do sth

Question 1320

To have a falling-out

Question 1321

To had brought upon sb/sth

Question 1322

To ring sb up

Question 1323

Whats in it for me

Question 1324

(Here we go)

Question 1325

Surplus

Question 1326

Goblegook

Question 1327

To espouse

Question 1328

To not mince words

Question 1329

Be a better friend to yourself

Question 1330

Conceited

Question 1331

Neglect (ed)

Question 1332

Self-perpetuating

Question 1333

Callous

Question 1334

Social compact

Question 1335

Power trips

Question 1336

Got me wound up

Question 1337

To have conniptions over sth / sb

Question 1338

To break the logjam

Question 1339

Accomodational

Question 1340

To quell sth

Question 1341

Balk in sth

Question 1342

Inner resource

Question 1343

To soldier on

Question 1344

Curse of knowledge

Question 1345

To be predicated On sth (a lie, for example)

Question 1346

Genus

Question 1347

Permutations

Question 1348

Palingenetic

Question 1349

Iron-clad

Question 1350

Secular

Question 1351

With Extreme prejudice

Question 1352

Expeditiously

Question 1353

To get down to the specifics

Question 1354

To be hung up on sth

Question 1355

A holdover

Question 1356

Under the guise of sth

Question 1357

To procure sth

Question 1358

To equate sth with sth

Question 1359

To unring a bell

Question 1360

For sake of argument

Question 1361

Everyone and their mother …

Question 1362

(I want) The inside scoop

Question 1363

INTERVIEWERS AND INTERVIEEQEES

Question 1364

Color me x (surprised, proud, etc * get more)

Question 1365

Plight

Question 1366

I gotta love you

Question 1367

Well, I’ll be dipped in shit!

Question 1368

You’re being a little shortsighted

Question 1369

To be green around the gills

Question 1370

He means well

Question 1371

Racketeering

Question 1372

Somewhere along the line

Question 1373

Got no spleen, geen

Question 1374

facile analogy

Question 1375

Face value

Question 1376

In the checks and balances of life (?)

Question 1377

Leaven

Question 1378

Conniving

Question 1379

In toto

Question 1380

Rainy night in lindharts

Question 1381

To go postal

Question 1382

To rebel in sth

Question 1383

To knock yourself

Question 1384

To rebel at sth

Question 1385

To subvert for sth / subvert sth (needs)

Question 1386

To tore sb a new one

Question 1387

Gutsy

Question 1388

To catch a break

Question 1389

To be Beyond reproach

Question 1390

By leaps and bounds

Question 1391

To split hairs

Question 1392

Adamant

Question 1393

Impish

Question 1394

Lax

Question 1395

Bashful

Question 1396

Hasty

Question 1397

Jolly

Question 1398

Quirky

Question 1399

Same tale of woe

Question 1400

Rampant

Question 1401

To the victor goes the spoils

Question 1402

Bag of tricks

Question 1403

Pout

Question 1404

For crying out loud

Question 1405

I Hear you

Question 1406

Determinism

Question 1407

To exercise sth

Question 1408

To regress

Question 1409

To go on the LAM

Question 1410

Instrumental

Question 1411

You made your bed

Question 1412

Affectation

Question 1413

Infallible

Question 1414

To make the cut

Question 1415

In character

Question 1416

To bring about sth

Question 1417

Attributable to sth sb

Question 1418

Irreparable

Question 1419

Aggravation

Question 1420

Furtherance

Question 1421

To convene sth

Question 1422

To work an angle

Question 1423

Holier-than-thou act

Question 1424

Overtures

Question 1425

Angst

Question 1426

Aching

Question 1427

To posit sth

Question 1428

Aprehensión

Question 1429

To be indicative of sth

Question 1430

Miserly

Question 1431

Facile (adjective)

Question 1432

Vassal

Question 1433

Irascible (GISTAVO)

Question 1434

Splenetic

Question 1435

To get your ducks in a row

Question 1436

Woefully

Question 1437

Effrontery

Question 1438

Dollars to donuts ,…

Question 1439

Mellow

Question 1440

Abhorrent

Question 1441

Ruffled

Question 1442

Aggrieved

Question 1443

To gerrymander

Question 1444

Conspicuous

Question 1445

Ti be fleeced

Question 1446

Eclectic

Question 1447

Elucidation

Question 1448

Teachable moment

Question 1449

Ineffable

Question 1450

Grimey

Question 1451

WHEN DOES IT END?!?!

Question 1452

Epitomize

Question 1453

Moxie

Question 1454

Gotta wonder where x is in all of this.

Question 1455

To recede somewhere

Question 1456

Forebodding

Question 1457

To stand on business

Question 1458

Unequivocal

Question 1459

Contrition

Question 1460

(Internal) signifiers

Question 1461

Brilliant framing

Question 1462

Filabustering

Question 1463

In that light

Question 1464

Statehood

Question 1465

Vitriolic

Question 1466

Pollaged

Question 1467

Churn

Question 1468

Parsimonious

Question 1469

Don’t scrimp on sth

Question 1470

Galoshes

Question 1471

Cadence

Question 1472

Bigotry

Question 1473

To ripple through

Question 1474

Cornerstone

Question 1475

To have a brush with the law

Question 1476

Proceeds

Question 1477

Talk shop

Question 1478

Mind your Ps and Qs

Question 1479

Omertà

Question 1480

To stick to your guns

Question 1481

Aphorism

Question 1482

Echo chamber

Question 1483

To saunder off/ saunDering off

Question 1484

To wage on

Question 1485

Transpositional error

Question 1486

To get down to brass tax

Question 1487

Concerns that I can alleviate

Question 1488

As with most things

Question 1489

Repraissals

Question 1490

To see fit sth

Question 1491

To snipe over sth

Question 1492

To be contingent on sth

Question 1493

To be in full swing

Question 1494

To garnish sth

Question 1495

Starstruck

Question 1496

Diaspora

Question 1497

Opulence

Question 1498

Building blocks

Question 1499

Diametrically opposed to

Question 1500

Here’s a thought

Question 1501

Foundation stone

Question 1502

Political demonstration

Question 1503

To add dimensions to sth

Question 1504

To split hairs

Question 1505

Abject

Question 1506

Conclusive / inconclusive

Question 1507

Inquest

Question 1508

To force sb / st ‘s hand (can use with might be)

Question 1509

Categorically

Question 1510

Hornswoggled

Question 1511

Infinitesimal

Question 1512

Inflection

Question 1513

At your own disposal

Question 1514

to serve as the backdrop for sth

Question 1515

To hold true

Question 1516

To show up for sb

Question 1517

Emotional high

Question 1518

To be made to (understand)

Question 1519

The friends we’ve made along the way

Question 1520

Slight

Question 1521

Epistemology

Question 1522

Providence

Question 1523

You better believe it

Question 1524

Forthcoming

Question 1525

To expedite sth

Question 1526

It adds / does not add up

Question 1527

Sliver

Question 1528

If it walks like a duck, call it a duck.

Question 1529

Jive

Question 1530

To put my finger on sb / sth

Question 1531

Riffing

Question 1532

To drive a tough bargain

Question 1533

Blanket search

Question 1534

Rubblerouser

Question 1535

Estranged

Question 1536

To (not) have an ax to grind

Question 1537

Officious

Question 1538

To Go haywire

Question 1539

He who has not tasted grapes says sour

Question 1540

Rationale

Question 1541

A let alone B

Question 1542

To gloss over sth

Question 1543

To go on record and say …

Question 1544

Inflection

Question 1545

X Involvement

Question 1546

Categorically insisting

Question 1547

To have baggage

Question 1548

Social lubricant

Question 1549

To look under the hood

Question 1550

Rationalization

Question 1551

Hope springs eternal

Question 1552

Lackluster

Question 1553

Spin doctor

Question 1554

Zealous

Question 1555

To go to the mat” for sth / sb

Question 1556

To chastise

Question 1557

To espouse sth

Question 1558

Elucidation

Question 1559

Upstarts

Question 1560

“Nipping at (our) heels”

Question 1561

Social mechanics

Question 1562

Stringent

Question 1563

Conducive to x

Question 1564

To rivet sth (e.g.: the nation)

Question 1565

Pompous

Question 1566

Antics

Question 1567

Vehemently

Question 1568

Sardonic (adjective)

Question 1569

To brave sth (like the fires of any hell)

Question 1570

Kniving

Question 1571

Inexorably / inexorable

Question 1572

Rudimentary

Question 1573

The usual suspects

Question 1574

To get or have the YIPS

Question 1575

Scant

Question 1576

Conceive

Question 1577

Don’t blame the butter for what the bread did

Question 1578

To occur in concert with sth

Question 1579

Dispenser of sth

Question 1580

Happenstance

Question 1581

To rise to prominence / it rose to prominence

Question 1582

To underscore sth

Question 1583

A solution searching for a problem

Question 1584

Assiduous

Question 1585

Amalgamated

Question 1586

Putative

Question 1587

To harbor sth

Question 1588

Proclivity

Question 1589

Superfluous

Question 1590

Egalitarian

Question 1591

if the dog don't bark ...

Question 1592

Hearkened to sth

Question 1593

Farcical

Question 1594

Spurned

Question 1595

Disarming

Question 1596

To be in the fast track for x

Question 1597

To have a one track mind

Question 1598

To burn the midnight oil

Question 1599

A dim view of sth

Question 1600

To stave off sth

Question 1601

Idyllic

Question 1602

Egregious

Question 1603

No hay mal que por bien no venga

Answer 1603

Every cloud has its silver lining

Question 1604

Contiguity, contiguous

Question 1605

I don’t have a dog in this fight

Question 1606

To hit it off

Question 1607

To faux pas

Question 1608

SOP

Answer 1608

Standard operating procedure

Question 1609

Count your blessings

Question 1610

Homeostasia

Question 1611

To be / become an appendage to sth

Question 1612

To dish out sth

Question 1613

Bleak (circumstances)

Question 1614

Better than yesterday not as good as tomorrow

Question 1615

Zeal

Question 1616

Clairvoyance

Question 1617

Iconoclast

Question 1618

Hair of the dog (that bit you)

Answer 1618

Drinking alcohol as a cure for hangover

Question 1619

To chastise

Answer 1619

Synonyms (English): Scold, Rebuke Synonyms (Spanish): Castigar, Reprender "The manager didn’t hesitate to chastise the employee for missing the deadline." "El gerente no dudó en castigar al empleado por no cumplir con el plazo." * "Parents often chastise their children to teach them right from wrong." "Los padres a menudo reprenden a sus hijos para enseñarles lo que está bien y lo que está mal." *

Question 1620

To beat (those/these) allegations

Answer 1620

Synonyms (English): Overcome, Dismiss Synonyms (Spanish): Superar, Descartar "The politician managed to beat those allegations and continue his campaign." "El político logró superar esas acusaciones y continuar su campaña." * "She hired the best lawyer to beat these allegations of fraud." "Contrató al mejor abogado para descartar estas acusaciones de fraude." *

Question 1621

Overcast

Answer 1621

Synonyms (English): Cloudy, Gloomy Synonyms (Spanish): Nublado, Gris "The sky was overcast, and it looked like it might rain any minute." "El cielo estaba nublado y parecía que podría llover en cualquier momento." * "The overcast weather made everyone feel a bit down." "El clima gris hizo que todos se sintieran un poco deprimidos." *

Question 1622

Adroit

Answer 1622

Synonyms (English): Skillful, Dexterous Synonyms (Spanish): Hábil, Diestro "She was adroit at handling difficult customers and always kept her cool." "Era hábil manejando a los clientes difíciles y siempre mantenía la calma." * "His adroit maneuvering through the traffic saved us a lot of time." "Su diestro manejo a través del tráfico nos ahorró mucho tiempo." *

Question 1623

Injunction

Answer 1623

Synonyms (English): Order, Command Synonyms (Spanish): Mandato, Orden judicial "The court issued an injunction to stop the company from polluting the river." "El tribunal emitió un mandato para detener a la empresa de contaminar el río." * "An injunction was placed on the construction project due to environmental concerns." "Se emitió una orden judicial sobre el proyecto de construcción debido a preocupaciones ambientales." *

Question 1624

Inexorably

Answer 1624

Synonyms (English): Relentlessly, Unstoppably Synonyms (Spanish): Inexorablemente, Imparablemente "The disease spread inexorably despite all efforts to contain it." "La enfermedad se extendió inexorablemente a pesar de todos los esfuerzos por contenerla." * "Time moves inexorably forward, no matter how much we want to pause." "El tiempo avanza inexorablemente, no importa cuánto queramos detenerlo." *

Question 1625

To atone for sth

Answer 1625

Synonyms (English): To make amends, To compensate Synonyms (Spanish): Expiar, Compensar "He worked hard to atone for his past mistakes and regain trust." "Trabajó duro para expiar sus errores pasados y recuperar la confianza." * "She donated a large sum to charity to atone for her actions." "Donó una gran suma a la caridad para compensar sus acciones." *

Question 1626

Proportional response

Answer 1626

Synonyms (English): Balanced reaction, Equivalent action Synonyms (Spanish): Respuesta proporcional, Acción equivalente "The military's proportional response was intended to deter further aggression without escalating the conflict." "La respuesta proporcional del ejército tenía la intención de disuadir más agresiones sin escalar el conflicto." * "A proportional response is crucial in diplomatic negotiations to maintain peace." "Una respuesta proporcional es crucial en las negociaciones diplomáticas para mantener la paz." *

Question 1627

Chicanery

Answer 1627

Synonyms (English): Deception, Trickery Synonyms (Spanish): Trampa, Engaño "The company's chicanery was eventually uncovered, leading to a massive scandal." "La trampa de la empresa fue finalmente descubierta, llevando a un gran escándalo." * "He resorted to chicanery to win the election, but it backfired." "Recurrió al engaño para ganar la elección, pero le salió el tiro por la culata." *

Question 1628

To pace oneself

Answer 1628

Synonyms (English): To regulate oneself, To control one's speed Synonyms (Spanish): Regularse, Controlar el ritmo "During the marathon, it's important to pace oneself to avoid exhaustion." "Durante el maratón, es importante regularse para evitar el agotamiento." * "He paced himself during the long workday to maintain his productivity." "Se reguló durante la larga jornada laboral para mantener su productividad." *

Question 1629

Second to none

Answer 1629

Synonyms (English): Unmatched, Peerless Synonyms (Spanish): Inigualable, Sin par "Her dedication to the project was second to none." "Su dedicación al proyecto era inigualable." * "The restaurant's service is second to none, always exceeding expectations." "El servicio del restaurante es sin par, siempre superando las expectativas." *

Question 1630

World class

Answer 1630

Synonyms (English): Top-tier, Elite Synonyms (Spanish): De clase mundial, De élite "He is a world-class athlete, with numerous championships under his belt." "Es un atleta de clase mundial, con numerosos campeonatos en su haber." * "The company offers world-class customer service, ensuring satisfaction every time." "La empresa ofrece un servicio al cliente de clase mundial, asegurando la satisfacción cada vez." *

Question 1631

To be the poster child for sth

Answer 1631

Synonyms (English): To exemplify, To be the model for Synonyms (Spanish): Ser el ejemplo perfecto de, Ser el modelo de "She is the poster child for healthy living, always promoting exercise and a balanced diet." "Es el ejemplo perfecto de vida saludable, siempre promoviendo el ejercicio y una dieta equilibrada." * "The city became the poster child for urban renewal, transforming blighted areas into vibrant communities." "La ciudad se convirtió en el modelo de renovación urbana, transformando áreas deterioradas en comunidades vibrantes." *

Question 1632

To masquerade as sth

Answer 1632

Synonyms (English): To pose as, To pretend to be Synonyms (Spanish): Hacerse pasar por, Fingir ser "The spy masqueraded as a diplomat to gain access to classified information." "El espía se hizo pasar por diplomático para obtener acceso a información clasificada." * "He masqueraded as a doctor to con people out of their money." "Se hizo pasar por médico para estafar a la gente con su dinero." *

Question 1633

No ifs or buts

Answer 1633

Synonyms (English): Without excuses, Unconditionally Synonyms (Spanish): Sin peros, Incondicionalmente "You need to finish your homework tonight, no ifs, ands, or buts." "Tienes que terminar tu tarea esta noche, sin peros." * "We must complete the project by Friday, no ifs, ands, or buts." "Debemos completar el proyecto para el viernes, sin peros." *

Question 1634

Headstrong

Answer 1634

Synonyms (English): Stubborn, Willful Synonyms (Spanish): Obstinado, Terco "Her headstrong attitude often leads to conflicts with her colleagues." "Su actitud obstinada a menudo lleva a conflictos con sus colegas." * "He is too headstrong to admit when he’s wrong." "Es demasiado terco para admitir cuando se equivoca." *

Question 1635

To pull one’s punches

Answer 1635

Synonyms (English): To hold back, To be lenient Synonyms (Spanish): Contenerse, Ser indulgente "The critic didn't pull his punches when reviewing the new film." "El crítico no se contuvo al reseñar la nueva película." * "In the debate, she didn't pull her punches and directly addressed the issues." "En el debate, no se contuvo y abordó los problemas directamente." *

Question 1636

Here’s the thing:

Answer 1636

Synonyms (English): The point is, The fact is Synonyms (Spanish): La cuestión es, El hecho es "Here’s the thing: we need to finish the project by Friday." "La cuestión es que necesitamos terminar el proyecto para el viernes." * "Here’s the thing: she didn't actually say she would come." "El hecho es que ella realmente no dijo que vendría." *

Question 1637

Rebate

Answer 1637

Synonyms (English): Refund, Discount Synonyms (Spanish): Reembolso, Descuento "After purchasing the appliance, he received a rebate of $50." "Después de comprar el electrodoméstico, recibió un reembolso de $50." * "The store is offering a rebate on all electronic items this weekend." "La tienda está ofreciendo un descuento en todos los artículos electrónicos este fin de semana." *

Question 1638

To look into sth

Answer 1638

Synonyms (English): To investigate, To examine Synonyms (Spanish): Investigar, Examinar "The company will look into the allegations of misconduct." "La empresa investigará las alegaciones de mala conducta." * "I need to look into the details of the contract before signing it." "Necesito examinar los detalles del contrato antes de firmarlo." *

Question 1639

With all the trimmings

Answer 1639

Synonyms (English): With all the extras, Fully loaded . : extra things that complete or improve the appearance of something: Synonyms (Spanish): Con todos los extras, Completamente equipado "We had a traditional Thanksgiving dinner with all the trimmings." "Tuvimos una cena de Acción de Gracias tradicional con todos los extras." * "He bought the car with all the trimmings, including a sunroof and leather seats." "Compró el coche completamente equipado, incluyendo un techo solar y asientos de cuero." *

Question 1640

To be fixated on sth

Answer 1640

Synonyms (English): To be obsessed with, To be preoccupied with Synonyms (Spanish): Estar obsesionado con, Estar preocupado por "He is fixated on winning the competition, practicing day and night." "Está obsesionado con ganar la competencia, practicando día y noche." * "She is fixated on her appearance, always checking the mirror." "Está preocupada por su apariencia, siempre mirando en el espejo." *

Question 1641

(To be) an amalgamation of something

Answer 1641

Synonyms (English): Combination, Mixture Synonyms (Spanish): Amalgama, Combinación "The festival was an amalgamation of music, art, and food." "El festival fue una amalgama de música, arte y comida." * "His style is an amalgamation of various cultural influences." "Su estilo es una combinación de varias influencias culturales." *

Question 1642

Discombobulated

Answer 1642

Synonyms (English): Confused, Disoriented Synonyms (Spanish): Desconcertado, Desorientado "After the sudden change in plans, everyone felt discombobulated." "Después del cambio repentino de planes, todos se sintieron desconcertados." * "She was discombobulated by the complex instructions." "Estaba desorientada por las instrucciones complejas." *

Question 1643

To shoehorn sth in

Answer 1643

Synonyms (English): To squeeze in, To force in Synonyms (Spanish): Encajar a la fuerza, Forzar en "He tried to shoehorn a joke into his speech, but it fell flat." "Trató de encajar a la fuerza un chiste en su discurso, pero no funcionó." * "They shoehorned an extra meeting into the already packed schedule." "Forzaron una reunión extra en el horario ya lleno." *

Question 1644

Inveiglement

Answer 1644

Synonyms (English): Deception, Trickery Synonyms (Spanish): Engaño, Trampa "The con artist's inveiglement left the elderly couple penniless and bewildered." "El engaño del estafador dejó a la pareja de ancianos sin dinero y desconcertada." * "His skill in inveiglement was unmatched; he could sell ice to an Eskimo." "Su habilidad en la trampa era incomparable; podía vender hielo a un esquimal." *

Question 1645

To ride the pine

Answer 1645

Synonyms (English): To sit on the bench, To be sidelined . : To sit on the bench, to not be used in a game. Riding the pine means to sit on the bench, typically for extended periods of time. A player who is riding the pine is not playing, and a player who rides the pine is a benchwarmer, one who doesn't play regularly Synonyms (Spanish): Estar en el banco, Ser relegado . : CALENTABANCA "After missing that easy shot, he had to ride the pine for the rest of the game." "Después de fallar ese tiro fácil, tuvo que estar en el banco el resto del partido." * "She was tired of riding the pine and hoped to finally get her chance to shine in the next match." "Estaba cansada de estar en el banco y esperaba finalmente tener su oportunidad de brillar en el próximo partido." *

Question 1646

Ground zero

Answer 1646

Synonyms (English): Epicenter, Starting point Synonyms (Spanish): Punto cero, Epicentro "The abandoned factory became ground zero for the new urban redevelopment project." "La fábrica abandonada se convirtió en el punto cero del nuevo proyecto de reurbanización." * "His office was ground zero for all major decisions in the company." "Su oficina era el epicentro de todas las decisiones importantes de la empresa." *

Question 1647

To take helm of sth

Answer 1647

Synonyms (English): To take charge, To lead Synonyms (Spanish): Tomar el mando, Liderar "She took helm of the project and steered it to success despite numerous challenges." "Tomó el mando del proyecto y lo condujo al éxito a pesar de numerosos desafíos." * "After the sudden resignation of the CEO, he was asked to take helm of the company." "Después de la renuncia repentina del CEO, se le pidió que tomara el mando de la empresa." *

Question 1648

To be on the lam

Answer 1648

Synonyms (English): To be on the run, To be fleeing Synonyms (Spanish): Estar huyendo, Estar a la fuga "After the heist, the robbers were on the lam for weeks before getting caught." "Después del atraco, los ladrones estuvieron a la fuga durante semanas antes de ser capturados." * "He’s been on the lam since the scandal broke, avoiding any media and police attention." "Ha estado huyendo desde que estalló el escándalo, evitando cualquier atención de los medios y la policía." *

Question 1649

Slanted

Answer 1649

Synonyms (English): Biased, Skewed; leaning in a particular direction. Sloping. Synonyms (Spanish): Sesgado, Inclinando "The article was so slanted that it was clear the journalist had an agenda." "El artículo estaba tan sesgado que estaba claro que el periodista tenía una agenda." * "Her slanted perspective made it hard for her to see the situation objectively." "Su perspectiva inclinada le dificultaba ver la situación objetivamente." *

Question 1650

Jousting, joust

Answer 1650

Synonyms (English): Tilting, Combat Synonyms (Spanish): Justa, Torneo "The knights engaged in jousting, each trying to unseat the other with their lances." "Los caballeros participaron en una justa, cada uno tratando de desbancar al otro con sus lanzas." * "Modern-day political debates often resemble jousting matches, with each candidate trying to outdo the other." "Los debates políticos de hoy en día a menudo se asemejan a justas, con cada candidato tratando de superar al otro." *

Question 1651

To cut too close to the bone

Answer 1651

Synonyms (English): To be too personal, To be too harsh Synonyms (Spanish): Ser demasiado personal, Ser demasiado duro "His comment about her failed marriage cut too close to the bone and left her in tears." "Su comentario sobre su matrimonio fallido fue demasiado personal y la dejó en lágrimas." * "The criticism cut too close to the bone, hitting him harder than he expected." "La crítica fue demasiado dura, golpeándolo más de lo que esperaba." *

Question 1652

Aversion

Answer 1652

Synonyms (English): Dislike, Repulsion Synonyms (Spanish): Aversión, Repulsión "He has a strong aversion to public speaking, preferring to work behind the scenes." "Tiene una fuerte aversión a hablar en público, prefiriendo trabajar detrás de escena." * "Her aversion to spicy food made dining at Indian restaurants a challenge." "Su aversión a la comida picante hacía que cenar en restaurantes indios fuera un desafío." *

Question 1653

Since time immemorial

Answer 1653

Synonyms (English): For ages, Since ancient times Synonyms (Spanish): Desde tiempos inmemoriales, Desde tiempos antiguos "Humans have used herbs for medicinal purposes since time immemorial." "Los humanos han usado hierbas con fines medicinales desde tiempos inmemoriales." * "The ritual has been practiced in this village since time immemorial." "El ritual se ha practicado en este pueblo desde tiempos antiguos." *

Question 1654

Putter / puttering

Answer 1654

Synonyms (English): Tinker, Dabble Synonyms (Spanish): Trastear, Cacharrear "He loves to putter around the garden, adjusting this and that without any real plan." "Le encanta trastear en el jardín, ajustando esto y aquello sin ningún plan real." * "She spent the afternoon puttering in the kitchen, trying out new recipes." "Pasó la tarde cacharreando en la cocina, probando nuevas recetas." *

Question 1655

to cover the spread

Answer 1655

Synonyms (English): To bet on the spread, To meet the margin Synonyms (Spanish): Cubrir el margen, Apostar al margen "He bet on his team to cover the spread, confident they would win by more than seven points." "Apostó a que su equipo cubriría el margen, confiado en que ganarían por más de siete puntos." * "If you want to make a profit, they’ll need to cover the spread in tonight's game." "Si quieres obtener una ganancia, tendrán que cubrir el margen en el juego de esta noche." *

Question 1656

Gregarious

Answer 1656

Synonyms (English): Sociable, Outgoing Synonyms (Spanish): Gregario, Sociable "He was a gregarious host, ensuring everyone at the party felt welcome and included." "Era un anfitrión gregario, asegurándose de que todos en la fiesta se sintieran bienvenidos e incluidos." * "Her gregarious nature made her the life of any gathering." "Su naturaleza sociable la convertía en el alma de cualquier reunión." *

Question 1657

Unrequited

Answer 1657

Synonyms (English): Unreturned, Unreciprocated Synonyms (Spanish): No correspondido, No recíproco "His unrequited love for her was the source of many sleepless nights." "Su amor no correspondido por ella era la fuente de muchas noches sin dormir." * "Unrequited feelings can often lead to heartache and longing." "Los sentimientos no recíprocos a menudo pueden llevar a la angustia y el anhelo." *

Question 1658

…, if you will.

Answer 1658

Synonyms (English): So to speak, As it were Synonyms (Spanish): Por así decirlo, Digamos "She was the queen of the office, if you will, always commanding respect." "Era la reina de la oficina, por así decirlo, siempre comandando respeto." * "The project was a success, a miracle, if you will, considering the tight deadline." "El proyecto fue un éxito, un milagro, digamos, considerando el plazo ajustado." *

Question 1659

To lose one’s stripes (over sth)

Answer 1659

Synonyms (English): To be demoted, To lose rank Synonyms (Spanish): Perder los galones, Ser degradado "He lost his stripes over the scandal, no longer the trusted leader he once was." "Perdió los galones por el escándalo, ya no era el líder de confianza que solía ser." * "The coach warned that anyone caught cheating would lose their stripes immediately." "El entrenador advirtió que cualquiera atrapado haciendo trampa perdería sus galones de inmediato." *

Question 1660

Duress

Answer 1660

Synonyms (English): Coercion, Pressure, threats, violence, constraints Synonyms (Spanish): Coacción, Presión "He signed the contract under duress, fearing for his family's safety." "Firmó el contrato bajo coacción, temiendo por la seguridad de su familia." * "The confession was obtained under duress and should not be considered valid." "La confesión fue obtenida bajo presión y no debería considerarse válida." *

Question 1661

Irascible

Answer 1661

Synonyms (English): Irritable, Short-tempered Synonyms (Spanish): Iracundo, Irritable "The irascible old man yelled at the children for stepping on his lawn." "El iracundo anciano gritó a los niños por pisar su césped." * "Her irascible nature made it difficult for her to keep friends." "Su naturaleza irritable le dificultaba mantener amigos." *

Question 1662

Palliative

Answer 1662

Synonyms (English): Soothing, Alleviating Synonyms (Spanish): Paliativo, Aliviante ( ! ) (of a medicine or form of medical care) relieving symptoms without dealing with the cause of the condition. "The doctor prescribed a palliative treatment to ease her pain." "El médico recetó un tratamiento paliativo para aliviar su dolor." * "Palliative care focuses on providing relief rather than curing the illness." "El cuidado paliativo se centra en proporcionar alivio en lugar de curar la enfermedad." *

Question 1663

X stands to reason that …

Answer 1663

Synonyms (English): It follows that, It makes sense that Synonyms (Spanish): Es lógico que, Tiene sentido que "It stands to reason that if you don’t study, you won’t pass the exam." "Es lógico que si no estudias, no aprobarás el examen." * "Given the circumstances, it stands to reason that they would be upset." "Dadas las circunstancias, tiene sentido que estén molestos." *

Question 1664

If the plumbings right check the electrical

Answer 1664

Synonyms (English): Look deeper, Check thoroughly Synonyms (Spanish): Revisa a fondo, Mira más allá "If the plumbing’s right, check the electrical; there's always something that needs fixing." "Si la plomería está bien, revisa lo eléctrico; siempre hay algo que necesita arreglo." * "In life, if the plumbing’s right, check the electrical; never assume everything is perfect at first glance." "En la vida, si la plomería está bien, revisa lo eléctrico; nunca asumas que todo es perfecto a primera vista." *

Question 1665

Intractable

Answer 1665

Synonyms (English): Unmanageable, Stubborn Synonyms (Spanish): Inmanejable, Terco "The intractable problem of climate change requires global cooperation to address effectively." "El problema intractable del cambio climático requiere cooperación global para abordarlo eficazmente." * "His intractable nature made negotiations nearly impossible." "Su naturaleza terca hizo que las negociaciones fueran casi imposibles." *

Question 1666

Seminal

Answer 1666

Synonyms (English): Influential, Pioneering Synonyms (Spanish): Seminal, Pionero "His seminal work on cognitive psychology has influenced countless researchers in the field." "Su trabajo seminal en psicología cognitiva ha influido en innumerables investigadores en el campo." * "The seminal speech sparked a movement that would change the course of history." "El discurso pionero desató un movimiento que cambiaría el curso de la historia." *

Question 1667

Due decorum

Answer 1667

Synonyms (English): Proper behavior, Etiquette Synonyms (Spanish): Decoro debido, Etiqueta "During the formal dinner, he observed due decorum, ensuring he didn't commit any social faux pas." "Durante la cena formal, observó el decoro debido, asegurándose de no cometer ningún desliz social." * "She maintained due decorum throughout the ceremony, even when things didn't go as planned." "Mantuvo la etiqueta debida durante toda la ceremonia, incluso cuando las cosas no salieron como se planearon." *

Question 1668

By your admission,…

Answer 1668

Synonyms (English): As you have admitted, According to your own statement Synonyms (Spanish): Por su propia admisión, Según su propia declaración "By your admission, you were at the scene of the crime, which complicates your alibi." "Por su propia admisión, estaba en la escena del crimen, lo que complica su coartada." * "By your admission, you knew about the policy changes, so why didn't you prepare?" "Según su propia declaración, sabía sobre los cambios de política, ¿entonces por qué no se preparó?" *

Question 1669

Brazenly

Answer 1669

Synonyms (English): Boldly, Shamelessly Synonyms (Spanish): Descaradamente, Sin vergüenza "He brazenly walked into the meeting late, without any apology or explanation." "Entró descaradamente a la reunión tarde, sin ninguna disculpa o explicación." * "She brazenly took credit for the project, even though everyone knew she had little to do with it." "Se atribuyó el mérito del proyecto sin vergüenza, aunque todos sabían que tenía poco que ver con él." *

Question 1670

To go out on a limb and….

Answer 1670

Synonyms (English): To take a risk, To take a chance Synonyms (Spanish): Arriesgarse, Aventurarse "I'm going to go out on a limb and say that our team will win the championship this year." "Voy a arriesgarme y decir que nuestro equipo ganará el campeonato este año." * "She decided to go out on a limb and invest in the startup, hoping it would pay off." "Decidió aventurarse e invertir en la startup, esperando que valiera la pena." *

Question 1671

Well-adjusted

Answer 1671

Synonyms (English): Balanced, Stable Synonyms (Spanish): Bien adaptado, Estable "Despite his chaotic upbringing, he grew up to be a well-adjusted and successful adult." "A pesar de su crianza caótica, creció para ser un adulto bien adaptado y exitoso." * "A well-adjusted individual handles stress and adversity with grace and resilience." "Una persona bien adaptada maneja el estrés y la adversidad con gracia y resiliencia." *

Question 1672

The most honest are those we give anonymously

Answer 1672

Synonyms (English): Anonymous donations, Secret gifts Synonyms (Spanish): Donaciones anónimas, Regalos secretos "He believed the most honest acts of kindness are those we give anonymously, without expecting anything in return." "Él creía que los actos de bondad más honestos son los que damos anónimamente, sin esperar nada a cambio." * "In her will, she left a significant sum to charity, illustrating that the most honest are those we give anonymously." "En su testamento, dejó una suma considerable a la caridad, ilustrando que los más honestos son los que damos anónimamente." *

Question 1673

Gentrify

Answer 1673

Synonyms (English): Renovate, Revitalize Synonyms (Spanish): Gentrificar, Renovar "The old neighborhood was gentrified, turning quaint houses into trendy cafes and boutiques." "El viejo vecindario fue gentrificado, convirtiendo casas pintorescas en cafeterías y boutiques de moda." * "Critics argue that to gentrify an area often means displacing long-time residents." "Los críticos argumentan que gentrificar un área a menudo significa desplazar a los residentes de toda la vida." *

Question 1674

Contrition

Answer 1674

Synonyms (English): Remorse, Repentance Synonyms (Spanish): Contrición, Arrepentimiento "His contrition was evident when he apologized profusely for the mistake." "Su contrición era evidente cuando se disculpó profusamente por el error." * "In a moment of contrition, she vowed never to lie again." "En un momento de arrepentimiento, juró no volver a mentir." *

Question 1675

Whimsical

Answer 1675

Synonyms (English): Fanciful, Playful Synonyms (Spanish): Caprichoso, Juguetón "Her whimsical drawings of animals in suits always brought a smile to my face." "Sus dibujos caprichosos de animales con trajes siempre me sacaban una sonrisa." * "The garden was designed with a whimsical touch, complete with fairy lights and gnome statues." "El jardín estaba diseñado con un toque caprichoso, con luces de hadas y estatuas de gnomos." *

Question 1676

To disentangle sth

Answer 1676

Synonyms (English): To unravel, To untangle Synonyms (Spanish): Desenmarañar, Desenredar "She had to disentangle herself from a web of lies before the truth could come out." "Tuvo que desenmarañarse de una red de mentiras antes de que la verdad pudiera salir a la luz." * "It took hours to disentangle the Christmas lights, which somehow managed to knot themselves every year." "Le llevó horas desenredar las luces de Navidad, que de alguna manera se enredan solas cada año." *

Question 1677

Derivative

Answer 1677

Synonyms (English): Imitative, Unoriginal Synonyms (Spanish): Derivado, Imitativo "His painting style was so derivative, it was like looking at a second-rate Picasso." "Su estilo de pintura era tan derivado, que era como mirar un Picasso de segunda categoría." * "The film's plot was derivative of every action movie from the '80s, complete with cheesy one-liners." "La trama de la película era derivada de todas las películas de acción de los '80, con frases cursis incluidas." *

Question 1678

Conflated

Answer 1678

Synonyms (English): Merged, Combined Synonyms (Spanish): Fusionado, Combinado "In his essay, he conflated two distinct theories, leading to some confusion among his readers." "En su ensayo, fusionó dos teorías distintas, causando cierta

Question 1679

Apocryphal

Answer 1679

Synonyms (English): Fictitious, Spurious Synonyms (Spanish): Ficticio, Espurio "The apocryphal story about the haunted house was a favorite at Halloween parties." "La historia apócrifa sobre la casa embrujada era una favorita en las fiestas de Halloween." * "He loved telling apocryphal tales that were too outrageous to be true." "Le encantaba contar historias ficticias que eran demasiado escandalosas para ser verdad." *

Question 1680

Proponent

Answer 1680

Synonyms (English): Advocate, Supporter Synonyms (Spanish): Defensor, Partidario "As a proponent of renewable energy, she installed solar panels on her house." "Como defensora de la energía renovable, instaló paneles solares en su casa." * "He was a vocal proponent of free speech, often debating on college campuses." "Era un partidario vocal de la libertad de expresión, a menudo debatiendo en campus universitarios." *

Question 1681

Disreputable

Answer 1681

Synonyms (English): Infamous, Notorious Synonyms (Spanish): Infame, Notorio "The disreputable bar was known for its frequent brawls and shady clientele." "El infame bar era conocido por sus frecuentes peleas y clientela sombría." * "He was associated with a disreputable group that had a knack for stirring trouble." "Estaba asociado con un grupo notorio que tenía una habilidad para causar problemas." *

Question 1682

To squander

Answer 1682

Synonyms (English): To waste, To fritter away Synonyms (Spanish): Malgastar, Derrochar "He managed to squander his entire inheritance on impractical gadgets and lavish parties." "Logró malgastar toda su herencia en gadgets imprácticos y fiestas lujosas." * "She didn't want to squander her talents on a job that didn't appreciate her skills." "No quería derrochar sus talentos en un trabajo que no apreciaba sus habilidades." *

Question 1683

To be a tough act to follow

Answer 1683

Synonyms (English): Hard to match, Challenging to equal Synonyms (Spanish): Difícil de igualar, Desafiante de superar "His performance was so spectacular that he was a tough act to follow." "Su actuación fue tan espectacular que era difícil de igualar." * "After the keynote speaker, any other presentation was bound to be a tough act to follow." "Después del orador principal, cualquier otra presentación sería desafiante de superar." *

Question 1684

To forgo sth

Answer 1684

Synonyms (English): To give up, To relinquish Synonyms (Spanish): Renunciar a, Ceder "He decided to forgo his morning coffee in favor of a healthier green tea." "Decidió renunciar a su café matutino en favor de un té verde más saludable." * "She had to forgo her vacation plans to meet the urgent work deadline." "Tuvo que ceder sus planes de vacaciones para cumplir con la urgente fecha límite de trabajo." *

Question 1685

Pernicious

Answer 1685

Synonyms (English): Harmful, Destructive Synonyms (Spanish): Dañino, Destructivo "His pernicious habit of procrastination was slowly eroding his career prospects." "Su pernicioso hábito de la procrastinación estaba erosionando lentamente sus perspectivas de carrera." * "The pernicious rumor spread through the office like wildfire, damaging reputations left and right." "El pernicioso rumor se propagó por la oficina como un reguero de pólvora, dañando reputaciones a diestra y siniestra." *

Question 1686

To inflict upon sth / s

Answer 1686

Synonyms (English): To impose on, To subject to Synonyms (Spanish): Imponer sobre, Someter a "He loved to inflict his bad jokes upon unsuspecting dinner guests." "Le encantaba imponer sus malos chistes a los desprevenidos invitados a la cena." * "She couldn't believe he would inflict such a boring lecture upon the entire class." "No podía creer que él impondría una conferencia tan aburrida a toda la clase." *

Question 1687

Chaff

Answer 1687

Synonyms (English): Waste, Debris Synonyms (Spanish): Desperdicio, Residuos "Separating the wheat from the chaff in his speech took longer than listening to it." "Separar el trigo de la paja en su discurso tomó más tiempo que escucharlo." * "His inbox was full of chaff, with only a few important emails hidden among the spam." "Su bandeja de entrada estaba llena de desperdicio, con solo unos pocos correos importantes escondidos entre el spam." *

Question 1688

Commensurate

Answer 1688

Synonyms (English): Proportionate, Equivalent Synonyms (Spanish): Proporcionado, Equivalente "Her promotion was commensurate with her years of hard work and dedication." "Su ascenso fue proporcionado a sus años de arduo trabajo y dedicación." * "The reward was commensurate with the effort, making the long hours worthwhile." "La recompensa fue equivalente al esfuerzo, haciendo que las largas horas valieran la pena." *

Question 1689

Incommensurate

Answer 1689

Synonyms (English): Disproportionate, Inadequate Synonyms (Spanish): Desproporcionado, Inadecuado "The CEO's salary was inco mmensurate with the company's poor performance." "El salario del CEO era desproporcionado con el mal desempeño de la empresa." * "His incommensurate reaction to a minor inconvenience was like using a sledgehammer to crack a nut." "Su reacción inadecuada a una pequeña molestia fue como usar un mazo para romper una nuez." *

Question 1690

Unidimensionality

Answer 1690

Synonyms (English): Simplicity, Narrowness Synonyms (Spanish): Simplicidad, Estrechez "The unidimensionality of his arguments left no room for the complexities of real life." "La simplicidad de sus argumentos no dejaba espacio para las complejidades de la vida real." * "Her unidimensionality in tastes meant every meal was either pizza or pasta." "Su estrechez en gustos significaba que cada comida era pizza o pasta." *

Question 1691

Unidimensional

Answer 1691

Synonyms (English): One-dimensional, Simplistic Synonyms (Spanish): Unidimensional, Simplista "His unidimensional view of politics made the debate about as exciting as watching paint dry." "Su visión unidimensional de la política hizo el debate tan emocionante como ver secar la pintura." * "The movie's villain was so unidimensional that even a cardboard cutout would have more depth." "El villano de la película era tan simplista que incluso un recorte de cartón tendría más profundidad." *

Question 1692

unassailable

Answer 1692

Synonyms (English): Invincible, Impregnable Synonyms (Spanish): Invencible, Inexpugnable "Her logic was so unassailable that even the harshest critics were left speechless." "Su lógica era tan invencible que incluso los críticos más duros quedaron sin palabras." * "The fortress was unassailable, standing tall against centuries of attacks." "La fortaleza era inexpugnable, permaneciendo firme contra siglos de ataques." *

Question 1693

cessation

Answer 1693

Synonyms (English): Termination, End Synonyms (Spanish): Terminación, Fin "The cessation of the noisy construction was like music to my ears." "La terminación de la ruidosa construcción fue como música para mis oídos." * "His abrupt cessation of social media activity sparked rumors of a digital detox." "Su abrupto fin de actividad en las redes sociales desató rumores de una desintoxicación digital." *

Question 1694

ethos

Question 1695

overarching

Question 1696

undergird

Answer 1696

Synonyms (English): Supporting, Strengthening Synonyms (Spanish): Apoyando, Fortaleciendo "The undergirding principles of his argument were so strong, they could hold up a skyscraper." "Los principios que apoyaban su argumento eran tan fuertes que podían sostener un rascacielos." "Her commitment to ethical journalism is the undergirding force behind her award-winning articles." "Su compromiso con el periodismo ético es la fuerza que fortalece sus artículos premiados."

Question 1697

Bait-and-switch

Question 1698

Chinstroker (adjective)

Question 1699

Careful assay

Question 1700

To remark something

Question 1701

Commonwealth

Question 1702

Assertions

Question 1703

To be at the forefront of x

Answer 1703

Estar a la vanguardia de x

Question 1704

(To be / To become / To turn into) a cesspool of ...

Question 1705

Disavow

Question 1706

Disavowed

Question 1707

Idiologue

Question 1708

To angle sth

Question 1709

Social mores

Question 1710

Scoff

Question 1711

Get your ducks in a row

Question 1712

Bottom feeder (adjective)

Question 1713

For the long haul

Question 1714

Self-involved

Question 1715

The way you do some things is the way you do all things.

Question 1716

The way you do some things is the way you do all things.

Question 1717

You better believe it.

Question 1718

(To be) Self-contained

Question 1719

To put one's finger on the scale

Question 1720

Endow

Question 1721

Providence

Question 1722

Sycophant

Question 1723

to engender

Question 1724

There are no pockets in shrouds

Question 1725

Tangential

Question 1726

Forethought

Question 1727

Apostate

Answer 1727

Apostata

Question 1728

To be wise AFTER the fact

Question 1729

Myrmidon

Question 1730

Bravado

Question 1731

Oh face

Question 1732

On a need-to-know basis

Question 1733

To do sb (even yourself) a disservice

Question 1733

Working knowledge

Question 1734

… x that keeps on giving

Question 1735

… x that keeps on giving

Question 1736

To gloss over sth

Question 1737

Heavy is the head that wears the crown

Question 1738

Heavy is the head that wears the crown

Question 1739

Maelstrom

Question 1740

Uneventful

Question 1741

To vet sb / sth

Question 1742

To vet sb / sth

Question 1743

Pious

Question 1744

Pious

Question 1745

To wound up

Question 1746

To shy away from x (the fact that)

Question 1747

To shy away from x (the fact that)

Question 1748

Déclassé

Question 1749

Déclassé

Question 1750

Tongue and cheek

Question 1751

Close circuit tv

Question 1752

To work out the kinks

Question 1753

To run amock

Question 1754

Mojo

Question 1755

Mercurial

Question 1756

Mercurial

Question 1757

To aid and abet in sth

Question 1758

To aid and abet in sth

Question 1759

To make waves

Question 1760

To sign off on sth

Question 1761

Quid pro quo

Question 1762

Cardinal sin

Question 1763

Repercussions

Question 1764

Repercussions

Question 1765

Antiquated

Question 1766

To make waves

Question 1767

To use sth in a predatory fashion

Question 1768

Aid and abet

Question 1769

FUBAR

Answer 1769

FOuled up beyond all recognition

Question 1770

Crass

Question 1771

Secular

Question 1772

We all have our crosses to bear

Question 1773

With all the trimmings

Answer 1773

NOT with all bells and whistles

Question 1774

With all the trimmings

Answer 1774

NOT with all bells and whistles

Question 1775

Surrogate

Question 1776

To scrimp on sth (like safety)

Question 1777

Dont piss on my leg and tell me it’s raining

Question 1778

Dont piss on my leg and tell me it’s raining

Question 1779

Rug pull

Question 1780

Rug pull

Question 1781

ho·li·er-than-thou (act)

Question 1782

short-sighted

Question 1783

exemplars

Answer 1783

ejemplares

Question 1784

High falutin (adj.)

Question 1785

High falutin (adj.)

Question 1786

Vis-a-vis

Question 1787

Vis-a-vis

Question 1788

Technicality

Question 1789

Technicality

Question 1790

To nest sth

Question 1791

forward thinking

Question 1791

conceptualize

Question 1792

to iterate

Question 1793

iterative

Question 1794

Granular

Question 1795

Historicity

Question 1796

Parsing

Question 1797

Caveat(s)

Answer 1797

CAviat

Question 1798

Carte Blanche

Question 1799

To grapple with sth

Question 1800

To grapple with sth

Question 1801

At the helm of sth

Question 1802

To cross the Ts and dot the iS

Question 1803

To be on an upswing

Question 1804

Osmosis

Question 1805

Parse

Question 1806

Moxie

Question 1807

To retort

Question 1808

To make headway

Question 1809

Auctoritas

Question 1810

Humility

Question 1811

Personable

Question 1812

flamboyance, flamboyant

Question 1813

To build up to sth

Answer 1813

'Desembocar' en

Question 1814

Ejemplar

Answer 1814

Specimen, sample

Question 1815

Epistolic

Question 1816

Epistemologic

Question 1817

Epistemic

Question 1817

Schwerpunkt

Question 1817

point d'appui

Answer 1817

key place. strategic place in battle.

Question 1817

Apostolic

Question 1817

capstone

Question 1818

(To be) preordained

Question 1819

Occupational hazard

Answer 1819

Gajes del oficio

Question 1819

Inefable

Question 1819

to balloon (verb; as in hours increase)

Question 1819

Firefighting (problemsolving=)

Question 1820

To train sb (verb; as in train, the machine)

Question 1821

Menagerie

Question 1822

Entourage

Question 1823

To bake sth into sth

Question 1824

Compartmentalization