Vocabulary
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Q161.Synonym of "Fervent":
Correct Answer: B
"Fervent" means having or displaying a passionate intensity.
Q162.Synonym of "Garrulous":
Correct Answer: B
"Garrulous" means excessively talkative.
Q163.Synonym of "Haughty":
Correct Answer: B
"Haughty" means arrogantly superior.
Q164.Synonym of "Impeccable":
Correct Answer: B
"Impeccable" means in accordance with the highest standards; faultless.
Q165.Synonym of "Alacrity":
Correct Answer: B
"Alacrity" means brisk and cheerful readiness.
Q166.Synonym of "Belligerent":
Correct Answer: B
"Belligerent" means hostile and aggressive.
Q167.Synonym of "Convoluted":
Correct Answer: B
"Convoluted" means extremely complex and difficult to follow.
Q168.Synonym of "Deplore":
Correct Answer: B
"Deplore" means to feel or express strong disapproval.
Q169.Synonym of "Exacerbate":
Correct Answer: B
"Exacerbate" means to make a problem worse.
Q170.Synonym of "Insolent":
Correct Answer: B
"Insolent" means showing a rude and arrogant lack of respect.
Q171.Synonym of "Jubilant":
Correct Answer: B
"Jubilant" means feeling or expressing great happiness.
Q172.Synonym of "Kindle":
Correct Answer: B
"Kindle" means to light or set fire to.
Q173.Synonym of "Lament":
Correct Answer: B
"Lament" means to express passionate grief.
Q174.Synonym of "Meager":
Correct Answer: B
"Meager" means lacking in quantity or quality; scanty.
Q175.Synonym of "Novice":
Correct Answer: B
"Novice" means a person new to an activity or skill.
Q176.Synonym of "Ominous":
Correct Answer: B
"Ominous" means giving the impression that something bad is about to happen.
Q177.Synonym of "Perilous":
Correct Answer: B
"Perilous" means full of danger or risk.
Q178.Synonym of "Quintessential":
Correct Answer: B
"Quintessential" means representing the most perfect example of a quality.
Q179.Synonym of "Rampant":
Correct Answer: B
"Rampant" means flourishing or spreading unchecked.
Q180.Synonym of "Sagacious":
Correct Answer: B
"Sagacious" means having or showing keen mental discernment; wise.