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| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Action of strongly contact of one object with another. Can mean too a influence of something. | Impact |
| A calculus that proximate or judgement a value, available or quantity of something. | Estimate |
| Something of easy direction, use, friendly or allowed to everyone. | Accessible |
| The effect of an action done in the past. | Consequence |
| The conclusion or result of something already happened | Effects |
| Show something, divulge or publish. | Reveal |
| Something is not enough. | Scarce |
| Not appropriate, or something that cannot be supported. | Unsuitable |
| How much something spend to do a thing. | Consumption |
| Try to stop. | Contain |
| To clear of guilty, to find innocent someone. | ABSOLVE |
| be firm in a line of thinking, sttuborn, not giving in. | ADAMANT |
| Friendly and good-natured. | Amiable |
| Lacking ethical principles. | Amoral |
| bitter hostility | Animosity |
| one who opposes or competes, an opponent | Antagonist |
| Old and Odd | Eccentric |
| a meet | Encounter |
| A typical example. | Epitome |
| To speak ill/evil of somebody. | Malign |
| Great praise or applause, praise. | Acclaim |
| Close/Near to something. | Adjacent |
| To bring out, to draw worth | Elicit |
| To hold the interest of | Engross |
| increase or intensify | Escalate |
| Use unfair advantage of | Exploit |
| orderly, boring and systematic | Methodical |
| extinct | Obsolete |
| have form and matter | Tangible |
| brig to an end | Terminate |
| Unselfish | Altruistic |
| Attack someone physically or verbally | Assail |
| Stain the honor of something or someone | Taint |
| Overused | Banal |
| To calm | Appease |
| Say a term that substitute by one who doesn't offend | Euphemism |
| Group of symptoms of a particular disease | Syndrome |
| An indirect reference | Allusion |
| Greedy | Mercenary |
| Based on impulse | Arbitrary |
| Outrageous | Venture |
| To take the risk | Flagrant |
| Including all or much | Comprehensive |
| Restore to life trough therapy or education | Rehabilitate |
| To keep going. | Persevere |
| A complete confusion. | Turmoil |
| An event bringing great loss and misery | Calamity |
| Vary irregularly | Fluctuate |
| Think deeply about | Ponder |
| Ordinary | Conventional |