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Example Question #469 : Synonyms: Adjectives And Adverbs
Select the answer choice that is closest in meaning to the word in capital letters.
INTRACTABLE
Yielding
Capricious
Emblematic
Mercurial
Stubborn
Stubborn
"Intractable" means "stubborn" or resistant. This is an antonym for "yielding." "Mercurial" means temperamental or capricious. If something is "emblematic," it is a symbol or representation of something else.
Example Question #470 : Synonyms: Adjectives And Adverbs
Select the answer choice that is closest in meaning to the word in capital letters.
VAPID
Dull
Inept
Skeptical
Adroit
Invigorated
Dull
"Vapid" means "dull," boring, lacking in liveliness and energy. This is an antonym for "invigorated," or energetic. "Skeptical" means doubtful. "Inept" means incompetent, which is an antonym for "adroit" or skillful.
Example Question #471 : Synonyms: Adjectives And Adverbs
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GRANDILOQUENT
Smoky
Genius
Pompous
Imminent
Lurid
Pompous
"Grandiloquent" is a synonym for "pompous" or bombastic. "Smoky" is the adjective form of smoke, and "lurid" means sensational or colorful. "Imminent" is a synonym for impending, and "genius" is a synonym for brilliant.
Example Question #472 : Synonyms: Adjectives And Adverbs
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INTRANSIGENT
Stubborn
Amicable
Ludicrous
Invigorated
Enervated
Stubborn
"Intransigent" is another word for "stubborn" or recalcitrant. "Amicable" means amiable or friendly. "Ludicrous" means absurd, ridiculous, and laughable. "Invigorated," or strong, is an antonym for "enervated," or weak.
Example Question #473 : Synonyms: Adjectives And Adverbs
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INDEFATIGABLE
Meticulous
Resilient
Hardy
Inexhaustible
Manifold
Inexhaustible
"Indefatigable" means untiring. "Manifold" means diverse or various. "Meticulous" means careful and fastidious, and "resilient" means strong and hardy.
Example Question #474 : Synonyms: Adjectives And Adverbs
Select the answer choice that is closest in meaning to the word in capital letters.
VITRIOLIC
Bashful
Immoderate
Caustic
Haughty
Supercilious
Caustic
"Vitriolic" means "caustic" and acrimonious. "Bashful" means shy. "Immoderate" means excessive and unrestrained, while "immodest" means improper, lacking in decency. "Haughty" and "supercilious" are both synonyms for arrogant and conceited.
Example Question #475 : Synonyms: Adjectives And Adverbs
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PRODIGAL
Mordant
Lugubrious
Immaculate
Wasteful
Saccharine
Wasteful
"Prodigal" means "wasteful" and profligate. "Lugubrious" is another word for glum, and "saccharine" means excessively sweet and sentimental. "Mordant" is a synonym for caustic and acerbic. "Immaculate" means spotlessly clean.
Example Question #476 : Synonyms: Adjectives And Adverbs
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RECALCITRANT
Peevish
Obsolete
Archaic
Resistant
Abrasive
Resistant
"Recalcitrant" means "resistant" and stubborn. "Archaic" and "obsolete" both mean outdated. "Abrasive" is a synonym for "harsh" and grating, and "peevish" is a synonym for irritable and cranky.
Example Question #477 : Synonyms: Adjectives And Adverbs
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INGENUOUS
Cynical
Clever
Elongated
Naive
Jaded
Naive
"Ingenuous" means "naive," simple, or innocently childlike. This is an antonym for both "jaded" and "cynical." "Elongated" means lengthened or unusually long. "Ingenious" means clever and crafty and should not be confused with "ingenuous."
Example Question #478 : Synonyms: Adjectives And Adverbs
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INDECOROUS
Fulsome
Immodest
Chivalrous
Execrable
Innocuous
Immodest
"Indecorous" means "immodest" or improper. "Execrable" means terrible or dreadful, while "innocuous" means harmless. "Chivalrous" means gentlemanly or noble. "Fulsome" means excessively flattering.
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