TAM

Question 1

Abet

Answer 1

To approve cncourgage and support (an action or a plan of action);urge and help on.

Question 2

accord

Answer 2

To give or grant especially as being due or appropriate: accorded the president the proper deference

Question 3

adept

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A highly skilled person:an expert political consequences in getting rid of all the skeptics unbelievers and adepts of rival faiths (Gene Lyons).

Question 4

advocate

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usage problem to act as an advocated more for her patients: advocated stringent crime laws.

Question 5

agile

Answer 5

from latin agilis from agere to drive do see

Question 6

allot

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to parcel out: distributeor apportion allotting land homesteaders allot

Question 7

aloof

Answer 7

emotionally served or indifferent an aloof manner.

Question 8

amiss

Answer 8

out of proper order: what is amiss

Question 9

analogy

Answer 9

A similarity in some respect between things that otherwise dissimlar: sees an

Question 10

anarchy

Answer 10

political disorder and confusion.

Question 11

antics

Answer 11

A foolish or ludicrous act; a carpet the sudents’ antics got them into trouble.

Question 12

apprehend

Answer 12

to take into custody: arrest apprehend the murderer.

Question 13

ardent

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Expressing or characterized by warmth of feeling passionate an ardent lover.

Question 14

articulate

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composed of distinct meaningful syllables or words articulate speech

Question 15

assail

Answer 15

TO attack violently as with blows or military force assault.

Question 16

assimilate

Answer 16

to consume and incorporate (nurients) into the body after digestion.

Question 17

atrocity

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appalling or atrocious condition quality, or behavior: monstrousness.

Question 18

attribute

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to regard as astrsing from a partucular cause or source; acribe; attribute their failure to a lack of preparation

Question 19

audacious

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Fearlessly often recklessly daring; bold. see synonyms at adventurous, brave

Question 20

augment

Answer 20

to make (something already developed or well under way) greater as in size extent or quantity; continuing rains augmented the floodwaters. see synonyms at increase.

Question 21

authority

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The power to enforce laws, exact obedience command, determine or judge.

Question 22

avail

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to be of use or advantage to; help: nothing could avail the dying patient.

Question 23

avid

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Having or marked by keen interest and enthusiasm an avid golfer, an avid interest cooking.

Question 24

awry

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Away from the correct course; amiss the last minute change caused awry.

Question 25

balmy

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Having the quality or fragrance of balm:smoothing

Question 26

banter

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to engage in banter: bantered with her colleagues during a coffee break

Question 27

barter

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The act or practice bartering.

Question 28

benign

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Having little or no detrimental effect; harmless a benign chemical benign indifference.

Question 29

bizarre

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very strange or unusual especially in a striking or shocking way.see synonyms at fantastic

Question 30

blase'

Answer 30

Uninterested because of frequent exposure or indulgence.

Question 31

bonanza

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uninterested because of frequent exposure or indulgence

Question 32

bountiful

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marked by or producing abundance: a bountiful harvest; a bountiful land

Question 33

cache

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An amount of goods or valuables, especially when kept in a concealed or hard

Question 34

capacious

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Capable of containing a large quantity; spacious or roomy; a capacious office building. see synonyms at spacious.

Question 35

caption

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A title, short explanation, or description accompanying an illustration or a photograph.

Question 36

chastise

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To pusish,as for wrongdoing see synonyms at punish.

Question 37

citadel

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A fortress in a commanding postition or near a city.

Question 38

cite

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To quote or refer to (a book or author, for example) as an authority or example

Question 39

humane

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Characterized by kindness, mercy, or compassion: a humane judge; a humane policy.

Question 40

Imperative

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incense

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inaugurate

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indifferent

Question 44

infinite

Question 45

instill

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institute

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intervene

Question 48

intricate

Question 49

inventive

Question 50

inventory