"Escape" is a synonym of "run away," so to solve this analogy, you have to determine the best available synonym of "demotion." "Demote" means the opposite of "promote" and is most similar to “relegate," which means downgrade. For clarification, "enrage" means to make angry, "justify" means give grounds for or vindicate, and "corroborate" means verify or confirm.

"Bewildering" and "confusing" are synonyms, so to solve this analogy, you have to determine the best available synonym of "ponderous." Ponderous means dense and heavy or burdensome, so the correct answer is “cumbersome,” which also means burdensome. For clarification, "airy" is a synonym of the adjective "light," "jubilant" means very happy, and "absolute" means utter or complete.

"Bizarre" and "abnormal" are two synonyms that both mean weird or not normal. To solve this analogy, you have to determine the best synonym of "dismal." "Dismal" means sad, pathetic and gloomy, so "gloomy" is the correct answer. For clarification, "absurd" means ridiculous, "wanton" means random, "portly" means stout or fat, and "caustic" means scathing or critical.

"Eliminated" and "abolished" are synonyms that both mean repealed or gotten rid of. To solve this analogy, you have to determine the best synonym of "affectionate." "Affectionate" means easily showing affection or kind-hearted, and is closest in meaning to “warm.” When used to describe a person or action, "warm" means kind or loving.

"Caustic" and "abrasive" are synonyms that both describe a substance that is able to clean something by rubbing against it, or someone who is scornful or derisive. To solve this analogy, you have to identify the best available synonym of "worldly." "Worldly" means possessing good knowledge of the world or having to do with material things as opposed to spiritual things, and is most similar in meaning to “knowledgeable.” For clarification, "pious," "devout" and "religious" are all synonyms of one another, and "hedonistic" refers to someone who solely pursues pleasure.

"Commotion" and "disorder" are two synonyms that both mean chaos or mayhem, so to solve this analogy, you have to determine the best available synonym of "lewdness." "Lewdness" means impoliteness, rudeness,or obscenity, so "obscenity" is the correct answer. For clarification, "confounding" means surprising or confusing, "lofty" means high, noble, or haughty, and "irate" means angry.

"Compile" and "assemble" are synonyms that both mean bring together or put together. To solve this analogy, you have to determine the best available synonym of "expunge." "Expunge" means delete or remove from records, so "delete" is the correct answer. For clarification, "write" is an antonym of "expunge," "replicate" means to copy or to imitate, "subjugate" means oppress or dominate, and "abnormal" means not normal or weird.

Someone who is "abstemious" practices restraint, so "abstemious" and "restrained" are synonyms. For clarification, "restraint" is the ability to deny oneself something one wants. To solve this analogy, you have to determine the answer choice most similar in meaning to "prodigious." "Prodigious" means sizable or very impressive, so "sizable" is the correct answer. For further clarification, "meticulous" means careful, "miserly" means stingy or not generous, "miserable" means very sad, and "monotonous" means boring or predictable.

"Passion" is a synonym of "fervor," so to solve this analogy, you have to identify the best available synonym of "conspirator." A "conspirator" is a member of a group committed to some illegal action. It is most similar in meaning to “accomplice," which means a person who helps someone commit a crime. For clarification, "rival," "opponent," "enemy," and "adversary" are all synonyms and each mean foe.

"Outlaw" is a synonym of "criminal," so to solve this analogy, you have to determine which of these answer choices is a synonym of "in-law." An "in-law" is a relative related to you via marriage, such as your mother-in-law (your spouse's mother) or your father-in-law (your spouse's father). So, "relative" is the correct answer because it is closest in meaning to "in-law."