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| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| capricious | erratic |
| bawdy | ndecent, lewd |
| sanctity | saintliness or holiness |
| verity | truth, reality |
| traverse | to extend over, through, or across |
| covetous | wrongly desirous of wealth |
| irksome | annoying, tiresome |
| peevish | cross, querulous, fretful |
| abominable | detestable, loathsome |
| censure | strong or vehement expression of disapproval |
| emulation | imitation |
| rumination- | to meditate or muse |
| wooed | to seek favor, affection, or love |
| slander | to utter slander against; defame |
| orator – | public speaker |
| clamorous | vigorous in demands |
| boisterous | rough and noisy |
| contrive | to devise, invent, plot |
| heathen | an irreligious, uncultured or uncivilized person |
| rhetoric | the undue use of exaggeration or display |
| faction | a group of people inside a political party |
| wrath | anger |
| rudiments | undeveloped or imperfect form of something |
| sententious | expressing much in a few words |
| accord | to be in agreement or harmony |
| shrewd | cunning, clever |
| rustic | simple, country, unsophisticated |
| revelry | noisy merrymaking |
| wrangling | arguing, haggling |
| victual | food supplies |
| insinuate | to suggest or hint slyly |
| simpering | smiling in a silly, self-conscious manner |