"Lucrative" means profitable, making a lot of money. It is therefore an antonym of "unprofitable." So, to solve this analogy you need to determine which of these is the best available antonym for "monotonous," which means boring, not interesting, dull. The correct answer is therefore "fascinating," which means very interesting. Additionally, "serene" means quiet and peaceful; "displaced" means forced to move, replaced, taken over; "credulous" means easily tricked, gullible, naive, innocent; "guileless" is another synonym for "credulous."

To begin with "detach" means take apart, separate and "attach" means join together. These two words are antonyms, so to solve this analogy you need to determine which of these is the best available antonym for "hasten." Well, to "hasten" means to do something quickly, to accelerate the pace at which you are doing something. So, the best antonym is "dawdle" which means to do something slowly, to waste time. Additionally, "trade" means exchange; "transcend" means go beyond; "acknowledge" means recognize, notice and accept; "adorn" means embellish, decorate, add decoration or detail to.

"Clemency" is mercy, forgiveness, a lack of vengeance. It is therefore an antonym of "vengeance," so to solve this analogy you need to determine which of these words is an antonym of "betrayal." Well, "betrayal" is the breaking of trust, a violation of trust. So, the correct answer is "fidelity" which means loyalty, faithfulness to a person. Additionally, "exclusivity" refers to how hard something is to access, how exclusive something is; "validity" refers to how much truth there is in a statement; "mortality" means death, the condition of being capable of dying; "duty" is responsibility, things that one has to do.

To begin with "cunning" means crafty and sneaky, tricky, manipulative and "guileless" means not cunning, lacking craftiness, naive and innocent. These two words are antonyms, so to solve this analogy you need to figure out which of these words has the opposite meaning to "common," which means ordinary, normal, usual, occurring often. The correct answer is "scarce" which means rare, uncommon. Additionally, "soaked" means made very wet; "embellished" means decorated, adorned, with detail added to; "laden" means burdened with, weighed down with; "sheepish" means showing shame or embarrassment, easily embarrassed.

To "succumb" means to give in to, to fail to resist. So, "succumb" and "resist" are antonyms and to solve this analogy you need to figure out the correct antonym of "disorder." Well, "disorder" means put things out of order, make things chaotic, making something messy. So, the best antonym is "compile" which means gather, bring, put together, order. Additionally, "convene" means meet up; "disrupt" means interrupt and stop the progress of; "surmount" means overcome, meet a challenge and rise above it; "retaliate" means fight back against.

To begin with "foresight" is the ability to perceive of the future, the ability to predict future events. And, "hindsight" is the ability to look back on past events and see them clearly. These words are antonyms, so to solve this analogy you need to determine which of these is an antonym of "windward," which means (of a ship) facing the wind. The correct answer is "leeward," which means (of a ship) facing opposite the wind. Additionally, "prologue" and "foreword" are synonyms, both words mean an introduction to a book; an "epilogue" is the final, concluding chapter after the main body of a book. 

"Materialize" means to appear, it is an antonym of "disappear." So, to solve this analogy you need to determine the best available antonym for "separate" (take apart). The correct answer is "fuse" which means join together, bind. Additionally, "rue" means regret, feel bad about; "dither" means hesitate, waste time, delay in doing something; "meddle" means interfere, get involved with something; "wail" means cry out.

"Absent" and "present" are antonyms of one another. An "antonym" is a word that has the opposite meaning to another word. Easy examples of antonyms include "Good and bad" and "black and white." So, to solve this analogy you need to determine which of these is an antonym of "weak." The correct answer is "potent" which means powerful, strong, having a forceful effect. Additionally, "toxic" means poisonous; "brittle" means easily broken; "laden" means burdened by, weighed down with; "latent" means potential, not yet active but with the potential to be active.

The adjective "frantic" means hurried, rushed, wild with panic, stressed with lack of time. This is an antonym of "calm" because they have opposite meanings. Which of these answer choices has the opposite meaning to "certain"? The correct answer is "tenuous" which means uncertain, unstable, vulnerable. Additionally, "destitute" means completely poor and without possessions; "quirky" generally means weird, but in a positive/attractive way; "gleaming" means shining; "arcane" means (of knowledge) privileged and ancient, known by only a few people.

"Putrid" means rotting, not fresh. "Putrid" and "fresh" are antonyms because they have opposite meanings, so to solve this analogy you need to determine which of these answer choices has the opposite meaning to "haughty." "Haughty" means arrogant, prideful. brash, so the best possible antonym is "humble" which means exhibiting a modest view of oneself, not being arrogant or thinking too highly of oneself.