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Multiple choice softskills leadership

disburse

  1. pay out (as from a fund)

  2. combine

  3. having a sharp biting taste

  4. half-human, half-bestial being in the court of Dionysus (resembling a goat), portrayed as wanton(unrestrained) and cunning
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Explanation

Disburse means to pay out money from a fund or sum. Option A is the correct definition. The other options are unrelated: combine (B), taste (C), and mythological creatures (D).

Multiple choice softskills leadership

discernible

  1. distinguishable

  2. partnership

  3. temporary encampment

  4. stroll(go for a leisurely walk) slowly
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Explanation

Discernible means distinguishable or perceptible - something that can be seen, recognized, or understood. Option A is correct. Options B, C, and D describe business relationships (B), camping (C), and walking (D).

Multiple choice softskills leadership

discerning

  1. mentally quick and observant

  2. persuade by flattery

  3. fantastic

  4. scholar
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Explanation

Discerning means showing good judgment and keen perception - mentally quick and observant in making distinctions. Option A is correct. The distractors are persuasion (B), fantasy (C), and academic (D).

Multiple choice softskills leadership

disclaim

  1. disown

  2. concluding section of a musical or literary composition

  3. vote against (an applicant)

  4. enjoy
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Explanation

To disclaim means to disown, deny, or refuse to acknowledge any connection with something. Option A correctly defines this term. Options B, C, and D refer to endings (B), voting (C), and pleasure (D).

Multiple choice softskills leadership

disaffected

  1. disloyal

  2. monastery or convent

  3. stubborn intolerance

  4. small body revolving around a larger one
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Explanation

Disaffected means disloyal, dissatisfied, or no longer supportive - especially toward authority or an established system. Option A is correct. Options B, C, and D describe religious buildings (B), intolerance (C), and astronomy (D).

Multiple choice softskills leadership

disapprobation

  1. disapproval

  2. half-solid lump formed from a liquid (or blood)

  3. suffering from indigestion

  4. satisfy fully (physical needs such as hunger)
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Explanation

Disapprobation means strong disapproval or condemnation, typically directed at someone's behavior or actions. It comes from the Latin 'disapprobare' meaning to disapprove. The other options are unrelated definitions of different words.

Multiple choice softskills leadership

diligence

  1. steadiness of effort

  2. collarbone

  3. be unfaithful

  4. rescue (goods or property) from loss
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A Correct answer
Explanation

Diligence means careful, persistent work or effort; steady application to duties. It describes someone who works hard and consistently. Option B describes 'clavicle', option C is 'faithless', and option D is 'salvage' - all unrelated words.

Multiple choice softskills leadership

dilute

  1. make (a liquid) less concentrated

  2. split or sever

  3. become engaged to marry

  4. displaying ostentatious or hypocritical devoutness
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A Correct answer
Explanation

To dilute means to make a liquid thinner or weaker by adding water or another solvent, reducing its concentration. Option B is 'sever', option C is 'betrothed', and option D describes 'sanctimonious' - all unrelated definitions.

Multiple choice softskills leadership

diminution

  1. lessening

  2. N: split

  3. large group

  4. approve
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Explanation

Diminution means a reduction, decrease, or lessening in amount, size, or degree. It shares the same root as 'diminish'. Option B appears to be a misprinted entry, option C is 'multitude', and option D is 'approve' - all incorrect.

Multiple choice softskills leadership

din

  1. continued loud noise

  2. disposition to be lenient in deciding punishments

  3. be cautious (of)

  4. place of refuge
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A Correct answer
Explanation

A din is a continued loud, confused noise or uproar that makes it hard to hear individual sounds. Option B is 'clemency', option C is 'beware of', and option D is 'asylum' - all unrelated definitions.