1 Level

Question 0

Ostensible

Answer 0

Apparent, appearing or seeming to be true, professed or declared as true without being demonstrated or proved, plausible, specious

Question 1

Paraphrase

Answer 1

To restate

Question 2

Digress

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To wonder, stray from the point, ramble, deviate, go off in another direction

Question 3

Uncanny

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Strange, weird, mysterious, eerie

Question 4

Candor

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Frankness, openness, sincere expression, straightforwardness, outspokenness, forthrightness, ingenuousness

Question 5

Morose

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Gloomy, moody, glum, grumpy, ill-tempered, depressed, dolorous, lugubrious, saturnine; sullen

Antonyms: optimistic, jovial, sanguine

Question 6

Adept

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Skilled, handy, able, clever, deft, expert, adroit, dexterous, proficient

Question 7

Saturated

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Soaked, thoroughly wet, full if moisture, drenched, steeped, permeated, impregnated, imbued, sodden

Question 8

Pragmatic

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Practical

Question 9

Congenial

Answer 9

Sympathetic, agreeable, compatible, kindred, harmonious, having the same taste, nature, temperament

Antonyms: alien, dissident, incongruous

Question 10

Capricious

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Unpredictable, flighty, changeable, fickle, erratic, whimsical, volatile, mercurial

Question 11

Blatant

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Noisy, disagreeable or offensively loud, boisterous, clamorous

Question 12

Obligatory

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Required, necessary, blinding, mandatory

Question 13

Negligible

Answer 13

Unimportant, trifling, of little consequence

Question 14

Adamant

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Unyielding, immovable, inflexible, refusing to give in, unshakable, unrelenting, implacable

Question 15

Sporadic

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Occasional, irregular, infrequent, not constant, happening from time to time, occurring in a scattered or random way

Antonyms: constant, incessant, unremitting

Question 16

Vanguard

Answer 16

The forefront of an action or movement

Question 17

Concur

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To agree, be in accord with, unite in opinion

Question 18

Precociousness

Answer 18

Early development or maturity (mental)

Antonym: retardation

Question 19

Aloof

Answer 19

Apart, at a distance, removed, withdrawn, not wishing to speak or associate with others; unsympathetic, unapproachable, standoffish, indifferent

Question 20

Creed

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Belief, professed faith or opinion, doctrine, dogma, credo; credulous - gullible

Question 21

Tawdry

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Cheep and showy, gaudy, garish, sleazy

Question 22

Peevish

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Irritable, cross, complaining, fretful, ill-humored, impatient, difficult to please

Question 23

Arduous

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Very difficult, hard to achieve or accomplish, requiring great effort, laborious, strenuous, toilsome

Question 24

Personable

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Attractive, pleading in appearance, handsome, fair, comely, presentable (appearance/ personality)

Question 25

Resolute

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Firmly determined or settled, resolved, having a set opinion or purpose, steadfast, unwavering, persevering Antonyms: irresolute, unsteady, vacillating

Question 26

Supposition

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Assumption, theory, hypothesis

Question 27

Arbitrary

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Unreasoned ( based on personal feelings and preferences rather than on logic, law)

Question 28

Monotonous

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Lacking variety, tediously uniform, unvarying, dull

Question 29

Legacy

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Something handed down from the past, an inheritance

Question 30

Manifold

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Numerous and varied, consisting of many kinds ( elements, features, characteristics, multifarious, multitudinous

Question 31

Pliant

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Bending easily, flexible, adaptable, workable, pliable, supple

Question 32

Retort

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A quick reply, /rejoinder/

Question 33

Obstinate

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Stubborn, inflexible, unwilling to give in or compromise, hidebound, intractable, adamant, intransigent

Question 34

Lacerate

Answer 34

To tear, rend, cut roughly, mangle / fig. To afflict, wound, cause pain

Question 35

Omnipotent

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All-powerful, almighty

Question 36

Unscrupulous

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Untrustworthy, dishonorable, deceitful, corrupt, lacking moral principles

Question 37

Renaissance

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Revival, rebirth, resurgence, renewal of life

Question 38

Genesis

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A coming into being, beginning, origin, birth, creation

Question 39

Warrant

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To justify, give good reason for, authorize, sanction, guarantee, promise, give formal assurance

Question 40

Cantankerous

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Difficult to deal with, disagreeable, argumentative, quick to quarrel, contentious, malicious, irascible

Question 41

Flippant

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Cheeky, flash, thoughtless, impertinent Antonyms: sober, solemn, sedate, grave

Question 42

Subjugate

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To conquer, defeat, vanquish, overwhelm completely, dominate, enslave, make submissive

Question 43

Wry

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Twisted, crooked, lopsided, askew

Question 44

Urbane

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Polished, sophisticated, suave, cosmopolitan

Question 45

Jargon

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Pretentious language

Question 46

Prudent

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Cautious, careful, planning wisely, discreet, judicious, circumspect Thrifty, economical, frugal

Question 47

Inviolable

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Secure, safe from assault, sacred, untouchable, unassailable, incorruptible

Question 48

Commodious

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Spacious, having a plenty of room, ample, capacious/ | Roomy, convenient, comfortable

Question 49

Proximity

Answer 49

Nearness, closeness