A faux pas is:
A special permission granted officially
A practical solution to a problem
A strong desire to achieve something
An action or remark causing embarrassment due to being socially incorrect
A dimension refers to:
A magnitude of something in a particular direction
A belief that someone did something wrong
A social misunderstanding
An official approval
Inequality means:
A type of adherence to rules
A lack of equality
A strong aspiration
The ability to act independently
Amongst means:
To exist in large quantities
To give priority
Through or in the middle of a group of people or things
To divide into opposite groups
To polarize means:
To remain practical rather than theoretical
To misunderstand an agreement
To divide into clearly separate and opposing groups
To become adaptable
A sanction is:
An official permission or approval
A principle that prevails
A lack of clarity in meaning
A form of indulgence
Having initiative means:
Being loyal to rules
Being able to take independent action without being told
Giving something priority over others
Being careful with money
An aspiration refers to:
A strong desire to achieve something
An official approval
A belief someone committed wrongdoing
A dimension of an object
If something prevails, it:
Is accepted or gains influence after struggle
Leads to indulgence
Becomes unclear
Exists in large quantities
Masculinity refers to:
A lack of equality
Adaptability to a new situation
The fact that someone is a man
A saving or economical lifestyle
To give priority to something means:
To misunderstand it
To treat it as more important than other things
To strongly desire it
To be economical about it
Ambiguity describes:
Practical reasoning
A confrontation with a problem
Clarity of meaning
Something unclear or open to multiple interpretations
If something abounds, it:
Gains official approval
Exists in large quantities
Requires adherence
Becomes divided
Adherence means:
A tendency to spend freely
The fact of being male
A sudden misunderstanding
Faithful support for a rule, agreement, or belief
Pragmatism is:
Dealing with problems in a practical rather than theoretical way
A dimension of an object
A form of indulgence
A lack of initiative
Someone who is adaptable:
Confronts problems directly
Can change to succeed in new situations
Is unclear or confusing
Spends money carefully
A suspicion is:
The ability to act without guidance
A belief that someone has done something wrong
A clear principle people follow
An overwhelming abundance of something
Thrift refers to:
Dividing into extreme groups
The practice of saving and not wasting resources
Facing a difficult situation
A desire to achieve something
Indulgence means:
Treating someone with special but not always beneficial kindness
Give priority to something
Having a suspicion about someone
Finding practical solutions
To confront a situation means:
To act independently without being told
To misunderstand its meaning
To adapt to it slowly
To accept it exists and try to deal with it