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 The verb 'satisfied' is followed by 'with'

The words are  'personal and professional'.

 The additive 'along with' implies that the verb should agree with the 1st subject, 'Ram'.

 'To put up with' is a verb phrase which means 'to overlook or to accept a behaviour without opposition'.

Either and neither are used for two people, whereas none' is used for more than two people. 'Every' sees people as a group or single entity, hence, cannot be used here.

The sentence means that the evil always remains evil. And no amount of sincerity can 'purify' the evil. So, word 'condone' fits the sense of the sentence as it means 'to overlook' or 'to forgive'.

The word 'gore' in the sentence means blood. Incarnadine means blood-coloured. So, the sentence implies that the vast seas will be coloured into blood colour with the blood of the enemies.

We know that sheep are animals that like to live in company or in flocks. Word 'gregarious' means the same. And hence, it is the right answer.

Case of proper prepositional usage. 'Reclaiming a place in history' is a prepositional phrase, which means 'to be acclaimed or appreciated for something'.

The sentence speeks about the feeling 'of' nationalism that one feels while holding the national flag. Word 'frenzy' means 'wild or frantic outburst of a feeling or an action'.  

At the root' is an idiomatic usage that implies the fundamental principles of something.   

'Stall over' is a phrasal usage that implies 'being hampered by or disturbed by something'.

The word 'persist' in the sentence gives the clue that they don't give up and keep on trying to turn the unusual into usual or 'suitable to the circumstances' by their efforts. Thus, the word 'expedient' is the right choice.

In this sentence, two extremely classes are discussed. And for the latter class, the words 'the professional blackeners' have been used, which makes it easy to identify the right option i.e. 'denigrators'.

We 'agree with' persons, and 'agree to' their plans, ideas or proposals.