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The Boston Tea Party happened because the Americans believed the British tea taxes were ______ the rights of the colonists.
trespassing
reviling
sublimating
transgressing
entreating
To transgress (v.) means to go beyond the limit or bounds of; usually in connection with a law.
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Although I’d asked a simple “yes” or “no” question, Irfan’s reply was ______, and I didn’t know how to interpret it.
prodigal
irate
equivocal
voracious
harrowing
Equivocal (adj.) means open to two or more interpretations, ambiguous and often intended to mislead; open to question, uncertain.
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After fighting the five-alarm fire, the ______ firefighter could not relax enough to unwind and get some rest.
amicable
treacherous
pliable
durable
overwrought
Overwrought (adj.) means labored to excess; anxious, agitated.
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We took pity on the young ______ and brought him to a shelter where he could find food and warmth.
waif
perfidy
ionic
plaintiff
troubadour
A waif (n.) is a stray; a homeless, neglected wanderer, especially a homeless child.
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Philbert’s ______ manner fit in well with the atmosphere of the posh country club.
untoward
riotous
mundane
salacious
urbane
Urbane (adj.) means characterized by refined manners; elegant or sophisticated.
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Only a small number of people in the audience laughed at the comic’s ______ sense of humor, while the rest found him to be too sarcastic.
consequential
avaricious
venturous
dauntless
mordant
Mordant (adj.) means bitingly sarcastic or harshly caustic.
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Tai was ______ by a series of setbacks that nearly made him miss his deadline.
ensconced
relegated
beleaguered
solicited
winnowed
To beleaguer (v.) is to harass, beset, besiege.
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The professor studied the ______ physics of ballet dancers and even published a study on the topic of dancers and movement.
creditable
kinetic
symbolic
prevalent
monotonous
Kinetic (adj.) means pertaining to motion or caused by motion.
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The workers attempted to ______ the supervisor’s authority by negotiating terms with the clients themselves.
contradict
instigate
resonate
placate
undermine
To undermine (v.) means to subvert in an underhanded way.
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Reese agreed to help with the investigation _____ she received a hefty remuneration.
So that
Provided
Since
Now
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