1). Absquatulate2). Abrogate3). Abscond4). Abstruse

1.	1). Absquatulate2). Abrogate3). Abscond4). Abstruse
Answer» Absquatulate: to depart hurriedly Abrogate: $Evade a responsibility or duty Abscond: $run away, often taking something or somebody ALONG$ Abstruse: DIFFICULT to understand Thus option 2 is the correct answer.

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Absquatulate: to depart hurriedly
Abrogate: $Evade a responsibility or duty
Abscond: $run away, often taking something or somebody ALONG$
Abstruse: DIFFICULT to understand

Thus option 2 is the correct answer.

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