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100

The teacher’s calm demeanor helped to assuage the students’ worries before the test.

"to make less severe or relieve"

100

The committee decided to expedite the approval process so the project could begin sooner.

"to speed up or hasten the progress of something"

100

The artist's obscure references made the painting enigmatic to most visitors.

"difficult to interpret or understand; mysterious"

100

The philosopher’s treatise was filled with abstruse concepts that challenged most readers.

 "difficult to understand; obscure or esoteric"

200

When Marie arrived at the cafe, she ordered a simple sandwich and a modest cup of coffee.

"unassuming in the estimation of one's abilities or importance; not large or showy"

200

Despite their divergent opinions, the classmates negotiated a compromise for the group project.

"to find an agreement by mutual concession; to settle differences"

200

The engineer proposed an innovative paradigm that reshaped how the team approached design.

"a typical example or pattern of something; a model or framework"

200

The company’s vicissitudes included sudden booms and crippling losses over the decade.

"changes or variations, often unexpected and unpleasant; ups and downs"

300

The documentary gave a concise summary of the scientist’s decades of research.

"brief and to the point; expressing much in few words"

300

The novel’s protagonist remained resolute even when faced with repeated setbacks.

 "firm or determined; unwavering in purpose or belief"

300

The CEO cautioned employees against hubris after the company’s rapid early success.

"excessive pride or self-confidence"

300

The scientist issued a caveat before presenting preliminary results, urging caution in interpretation.

"a warning or proviso; a statement that limits or qualifies"

400

After the storm, the community came together to rebuild the damaged park.

"to restore or construct again; to repair or make new"

400

The scientist's meticulous notes allowed others to replicate the experiment precisely.

 "showing great attention to detail; very careful and precise"

400

The detective’s perspicacity allowed her to notice a small inconsistency that cracked the case.

"keen mental perception and understanding; shrewdness"

400

Her trenchant criticism of the film exposed several overlooked moral ambiguities and stylistic flaws.

"incisive, cutting, or sharply effective in expression or style"

500

The protagonist in the novel was amiable, always greeting neighbors with a smile.

"friendly and pleasant; good-natured"

500

The politician’s speech was full of rhetoric meant to galvanize supporters before the election.

"language intended to persuade or influence an audience; often elaborate oratory"

500

The historian argued that the decline of the empire was an inevitable corollary of its internal corruption

 "a direct or natural consequence or result"

500

The committee's decision was predicated on faulty data, which later invalidated the entire project.

"based on or established as the foundation for something; conditional upon"

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