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| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Plagiaristic | unoriginal, copied, or closely imitating or stealing someone else's ideas or words |
| Abortive | failing to produce the intended result; unsuccessful |
| Fractiousness | the state of being easily angered, irritable, or hard to control and unruly |
| Wistfulness | a sad, pensive longing or yearning for something that a person can not have or is in the past |
| Pungent | having a sharp, strong, or biting taste or smell |
| Deft | physically skillful, quick, or neat in one's movements or actions |
| Reciprocal | shared, mutual, or complementary in nature |
| Fervent | displaying strong, sincere, and deeply felt feelings, emotion, or enthusiasm |
| Infinitesimal | extremely, immeasurably, or vanishingly small, approaching zero without actually being zero |
| Complacency | a feeling of smug or uncritical self-satisfaction with one's current abilities, status, or situation, typically accompanied by an unawareness of potential dangers, risks, or the need for improvement |
| Extemporize | to speak, perform, or improvise without preparation; to improvise |
| Subdued | Quieted, restrained, lowered in intensity, softened tone, or brought under control |
| Libel | A false and malicious, written, printed, or otherwise published statement that often damages a person's reputation |
| Peremptory | giving an order that demands immediate obedience and leaves no room for debate, questions, or pushback; dictatorial |
| Intimation | a subtle hint, indirect suggestion, or vague indication of a thought, plan, or future event without stating it directly |
| Oculist | used to represent divine watching, moral judgment, or spiritual blindness in literature; a doctor or specialist who examines, diagnoses, and treats eye diseases and vision problems |
| Contiguous | sharing a common border; touching or neighboring |
| Apathetic | showing little interest, enthusiasm, or concern about things that others might find important |
| Countenance | to tolerate, approve, or support something; or a person's face or facial expression |
| Proprietary | something that is privately owned, controlled, or made by a specific person or company under exclusive legal rights |