"Casual" means not serious, relaxed, informal. The word "offhand" is used to describe remarks that are "casual." So, the two words are synonyms of one another. Which of these words is a synonym of "absurd?" Well, "absurd" means ridiculous, silly. The correct answer is therefore "ludicrous." Additionally, "perilous" means dangerous, menacing; "ignorant" means foolish due to being denied an education, not having knowledge of something.

"Overhear" means to hear someone else talking when they do not mean you to. This is very similar in meaning to "eavesdrop," so these two words are synonyms. Which of these answers is a synonym of "bombard?" Well, "bombard" means to relentlessly attack with something. This is closest in meaning to "pelt" which means continuously or savagely throw or attack someone with something. Additionally, "leap" means jump high or far; "lend" means allow to borrow; "vend" means sell; "exchange" means trade, to give one thing and receive something different in return.

A "jubilee" is another word for an "anniversary." Although "jubilee" usually suggests an "anniversary" of particular note, like fifty years. So, to solve this analogy you need to determine which of these words is a synonym of "manor." Well, a "manor" is an opulent house owned by someone wealthy or a member of the nobility. The correct answer is therefore "estate," as this has the same definition. Additionally, an "asylum" is a sanctuary or a home for people who are mentally ill; a "hospice" is a place where sick people, particularly sick and old people, are cared for; a "cemetery" is a place where bodies are buried, a graveyard; a "hovel" is a shack, a small and derelict house.

"Fathomless" and "bottomless" are synonyms of one another, both words mean having no bottom, so deep as to be never ending. So, to solve this analogy you need to determine which of these words has the same meaning as "accountable." Well, "accountable" means responsible for, required to explain or justify actions and decisions. This is the same meaning as "liable." Additionally, "edible" means able to be eaten; "legible" means able to be read; "portly" means stout, fat; "emaciated" means staving and incredibly skinny, gaunt, skeletal.

"Mercantile" and "commercial" are synonyms of one another, both words mean related to the exchange of goods, related to the buying and selling of things. So, to solve this analogy you need to determine which of these words has the same meaning as "infernal." Well, "infernal" means hellish, annoying and boring and unappealing. This is very similar in meaning to "wretched." Additionally, "pious" means devout, deeply devoted to religion; "poised" means able to control oneself in otherwise stressful situations, calm and controlled; "enterprising" means hard-working and innovative; "haggard" means having the tired and unattractive appearance of someone who works too hard.

A "migraine" is a serious "headache." To solve this analogy you therefore need to determine which of these is a synonym of "handicap." Well, a "handicap" is something that makes someone's situation more difficult and makes success harder to achieve. This is identical in meaning to "disability." Additionally, "narrative" means constructed story.

"Minstrel" and "bard" are synonyms of one another, both words describe a traveling musician who compiles popular and poetic songs. So, which of these words has the same meaning as "alumnus." Well, "alumnus" means person who has finished studying someone and has "graduated." So, the correct answer is "graduate." Additionally, "pedagogue" means teacher; a "surgeon" is a doctor who performs operations; a "benefactor" is someone who gives or donates to others, someone who finances something; a "supplicant" is someone who begs passionately for what they want.

"Flabbergast" and "astonish" are synonyms of one another, both words mean to shock and surprise someone. So, to solve this analogy you need to determine which of these words has the same meaning as "stranded." Well, "stranded" means stuck somewhere without being able to get away. This is closest in meaning to "marooned." "Marooned" usually suggests being stranded on a deserted island. Additionally, "inclement" means (of weather) severe; "ultimate" means best, greatest, final; "legendary" means having the status of a legend, awesome; "esoteric" means (of knowledge) known by only a privileged few, arcane.

"Backslide" and "relapse" are synonyms of one another, both words mean to return to some harmful activity that you had tried to quit. So, to solve this analogy you need to determine which of these words has the same meaning as "acclimatize." Well, "acclimatize" means to "adapt" to new surroundings and try to fit in. Additionally, "founder" means to deliberately sink a ship; "mourn" means express or feel sadness about the loss of something; "acquiesce" means give in to the demands of arguments of someone else.

A "demerit" is a "fault," something that is wrong with something or a reason why something is wrong. So, which of these words has the same meaning as "brook?" Well, a "brook" is a small river, a small body of running water. This is the same meaning as "stream." Additionally, a "citadel" is a fortress, a building designed to protect against attack; a "mansion" is a large and expensive house; a "hovel" is a shack, a small and derelict house.