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Multiple choice softskills leadership

invoke

  1. call and bring into use (a right or law)

  2. very thin piece, usually of wood (cut from a surface with a sharp blade)

  3. cheerful promptness without reluctance

  4. holding
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A Correct answer
Explanation

Invoke means to call upon or bring into use, especially a right, law, or authority. Option A correctly captures this meaning. The other options describe unrelated concepts: B refers to a shaving or sliver, C describes alacrity or eagerness, and D means grasping or possessing something.

Multiple choice softskills leadership

intervene

  1. come between

  2. old age

  3. refer

  4. repeal
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Explanation

Intervene means to come between parties or points in a dispute to influence or resolve it. Option A accurately defines this. Option B means senility, C means to direct attention to, and D means to revoke or rescind a law.

Multiple choice softskills leadership

intimate

  1. hint

  2. process of being made sensitive or acutely responsive to an external agent or substance

  3. support

  4. indignation
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Explanation

As a verb, intimate means to hint or suggest indirectly. Option A correctly identifies this meaning. Option B describes sensitization, C means to back or uphold, and D means anger or annoyance at perceived unfairness.

Multiple choice softskills leadership

intimidate

  1. frighten

  2. devoted to the pleasures of the sense

  3. speak in favor of

  4. self-control
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Explanation

Intimidate means to frighten or overawe someone, especially to make them do what you want. Option A correctly captures this. Option B describes sensual, C means to advocate or support, and D means restraint or willpower.

Multiple choice softskills leadership

intolerant

  1. not willing to accept ways of thinking different from one's own

  2. giving pleasure to the senses

  3. shield

  4. remaining
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Explanation

Intolerant describes someone unwilling to accept views, beliefs, or behaviors different from their own. Option A precisely defines this. Option B means aesthetically pleasing, C means to protect or guard, and D means left over or surviving.

Multiple choice softskills leadership

intoxicate

  1. make drunk

  2. pithy

  3. nest of a large bird of prey

  4. remainder
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Explanation

Intoxicate primarily means to make drunk or stupefy with alcohol or drugs. Option A correctly identifies this meaning. Option B means concise and forceful, C refers to an eyrie or aerie, and D means what is left after subtraction or removal.

Multiple choice softskills leadership

intractable

  1. unruly

  2. capable of sensation and conscious

  3. artistic

  4. give up (a position, right, or claim)
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Explanation

Intractable means difficult to manage, control, or influence; often described as unruly or stubborn. Option A correctly captures this sense. Option B means sentient, C relates to creative skills, and D means to surrender or waive something.

Multiple choice softskills leadership

intransigence

  1. refusal of any compromise

  2. swayed by sentiment

  3. easily approachable

  4. patiently submissiveness
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Explanation

Intransigence means stubborn refusal to compromise or change one's position. Option A accurately defines this term. Option B suggests being sentimental, C means accessible or approachable, and D means docile or compliant.

Multiple choice softskills leadership

intrepid

  1. fearless

  2. sentry

  3. artificial

  4. elastic
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Explanation

Intrepid means fearless, brave, or adventurous, especially in facing danger or difficulty. Option A correctly defines this. Option B is a guard or watchman, C means synthetic or man-made, and D means flexible or stretchy.

Multiple choice softskills leadership

intrigue

  1. make secret plans

  2. of or causing sepsis

  3. written statement made under oath (for use as proof in a court of law)

  4. determination
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A Correct answer
Explanation

Intrigue can mean to make secret plans or schemes, often to achieve a covert goal. Option A correctly captures this meaning. Option B means septic, C refers to an affidavit, and D means resolve or perseverance.