| Question | Answer |
| having to do with marriage or the marriage state | connubial |
| a meeting held by appointment | tryst |
| to keep company or associate with | consort |
| an old friend or close companion | crony |
| attraction, close relationship, or connection | affinity |
| willingness to please pr oblige | complaisance |
| sounding the same notes at the same time; or agreement or harmony; musical term means playing or singing the same notes together | unison |
| 1) to establish the identity of or recognize as a particular person or thing. 2) to regard or treat as the same, or to associate closely with | identify |
| to unite, join, or relate | ally |
| to consent or accept without protest, usually followed by "in" or "to" | acquiesce |
| to agree or consent, to enter upon the duties of; followed by "to" | accede |
| patronage, sponsorship, or protection | auspices |
| a token of admiration or gratitude; or a statement of recommendation | testimonial |
| to authorize, vouch for, or certify | accredit |
| to decide officially | adjudge |
| (noun)reputation, favor, or esteem (verb)to be considered or to have a certain reputation | repute |
| excessive praise or flattery, slavish flattery of someone who does not deserve it | adulation |
| to praise highly | extol |
| to revere or regard with deep respect | venerate |
| to attempt to equal or excel; adjective means ambitious to equal or excel someone | emulate |
| to clear from blame, confirm, or justify | vindicate |
| to confirm, support, or make certain by giving evidence | corroborate |
| to recommend, plead for, or support, usually publicly; in some places lawyers are called this; the verb is to do what a lawyer does, plead for or support it | advocate |
| a preference, partiality, or favorable predisposition; followed by "for" | predilection |
| to incline beforehand, or to make receptive or susceptible | predispose |
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