Question 1

Countermand

Accepted Answer

issue a contrary order

Question 2

Mandate

Accepted Answer

authoritative command

Question 3

Mandatory

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Obligatory; required by command

Question 4

Remand

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send ("order") back ; recommit, as to a prison

Question 5

Writ of Mandamus

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Written order from a court to enforce the performance of some public duty

Question 6

Accredit

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1. accept as worthy of belief
2. provide with credentials

Question 7

Credence

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Belief

Question 8

Credentials

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Documents, letters, references, etc, that inspire belief or trust

Question 9

Credible

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Believable

Question 10

Credit

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Belief; faith; trust

Question 11

Credulous

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too ready to believe; easily deceived

Question 12

Creed

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Summary of principles believed in or adhered to

Question 13

Discredit

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1. Cast doubt on ; refuse to believe

Question 14

Incredible

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Not believable

Question 15

Incredulity

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Disbelief

Question 16

Affidavit

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Sworn written statement made before an authorized official

Question 17

Bona fide

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made or carried out in good faith; genuine

Question 18

Confidant

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(Confidante, as a women) one to whom secrets are entrusted

Question 19

Confident

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having faith in oneself; self-reliant; sure

Question 20

Confidential

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Communicated in trust; secret; private

Question 21

Diffident

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Lacking faith in oneself; timid; shy

Question 22

Fidelity

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Faithfulness to a trust or vow

Question 23

Fiduciary

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held in trust ; confidential

Question 24

Infidel

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One who does not accept a particular faith; unbeliever

Question 25

Perfidious

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False to a trust; faithless

Question 26

Perfidy

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Violation of a trust; treachery; faithfulness

Question 27

Congratulate

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Express pleasure at another's success; felicitate

Question 28

Gracious

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Pleasant; Courteous; Kindly

Question 29

Grateful

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Thankful

Question 30

Gratify

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Give or be a source of pleasure or satisfaction

Question 31

Gratis

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1. Out of kindness or favor 
2.Free; without recompense

Question 32

Gratitude

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Thankfulness

Question 33

Gratuitous

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1. Given freely; gratis 
2.unwarned, as a gratuitous remark

Question 34

Gratuity

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present of money in return for a favor or service; tip

Question 35

Ingrate

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Ungrateful ("not grateful") person

Question 36

Ingratiate

Accepted Answer

Work( oneself) into another's favor

Vocab Mand - Grat