To keep a great person or event in people’s memory (one word substitution)

Communicate
Commensurate
Commemorate
Commiserate
Commemorate  Commemorate: This means to honor or remember someone or something, often through a special event or ceremony. Commemoration is often used to mark important anniversaries, historical events, or the memory of a loved one.

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A. Incorrigible
B. Incurable
C. Invulnerable
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Detaining and confining someone (one word substitution)
A. Interruption
B. Interrogation
C. Interment
D. Internment
That which is without opposition (one word substitution)
A. Unaware
B. Verdict
C. Unanimous
D. Spontaneous
To give one’s authority to another (one word substitution)
A. Assign
B. Delegate
C. Represent
D. Designate
Science of diseases (one word substitution)
A. Philology
B. Pathology
C. Psychology
D. Virology
To agree to something (one word substitution)
A. Assure
B. Assent
C. Adapt
D. Adhere
Simple, fast-spreading plant without flowers of leaves, which can often cause disease (one word substitution)
A. Bacteria
B. Amoeba
C. Virus
D. Fungus

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