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| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Purpoted | To claim to be or do something; the apparent purpose or main idea of something. |
| Demeanor | Outward behavior; manner of conduct; bearing. |
| Syndicate | A group of person or companies united to carry out some enterprise or business; to form such an association. |
| Abashed | To make unseasy or ashamed; to embarrass. |
| Guise | Outward appearance; a custome; a style of dress. |
| Allure | Charm; to fascinate; to tempt with something desirable. |
| Auspicious | Marked by signs of sucess or good fortune; favorable. |
| Immemorial | Reaching back beyond the branch of memory; extremely old. |
| Deference | A yielding in judgement, opinion, or wishes to another; courteous respect. |
| Integral | Pertaining to a part of the whole; complete; essential. |
| Contraband | Smuggled goods. |
| Politic | Wise in looking out for one's own interests; prudent; shrewd. |
| Inane | Senseless; pointless; stupid. |
| Proxy | A person who is given the authority to act or stand in for another; written proof of such authority. |
| Bureaucracy | The collection of departments of appointed officials through which a government is run; inflexible governmental procedures. |
| Arbitary | Based on one's own wishes; not fixed by rules; absolute, despotic. |
| Transient | Lasting or used for a short time only; not permanent; fleeting; a person or thing that has no settled place. |
| Premeditated | Planned or plotted; closely considered beforehand; deliberate. |
| Browbeat | To frighten with a stern manner of harsh words; to bully. |
| Scapegoats | A person or thing who takes the blame for the mistakes or crimes of others. |