121-140

Question 1

Synonyms: Strip, lay bare, expose, uncover
Antonyms: dress, clothe, cover, hide

Answer 1

Denude

Question 2

Depravity

Answer 2

Base lack of morality; corruption

Noun

Question 3

Synonyms: perversion, vileness, wickedness
Antonyms: morality

Answer 3

Depravity

Question 4

Derogatory

Answer 4

Expressing disdain; disapproving

Adjective

Question 5

Synonyms: belittling, contemptuous, negative, unflattering, offensive

Antonyms: laudatory, appreciative, flattering, complimentary

Answer 5

Derogatory

Question 6

Despondency

Answer 6

Loss of heart; loss of hope

Noun

Question 7

Synonyms: despair, gloom, discouragement, dejection, hopelessness

Antonyms: exhilaration, euphoria, happiness

Answer 7

Despondency

Question 8

Despot

Answer 8

Dictator; person who is domineering

Noun

Question 9

Synonyms: autocrat, oppressor, slave driver, tyrant, absolutist

Antonyms: democrat

Answer 9

Despot

Question 10

Dictum

Answer 10

A formal pronouncement from an authoritative source

Noun

Question 11

Synonyms: decree, edict, order, pronouncement, rule

Answer 11

Dictum

Question 12

Dilettante

Answer 12

Someone who dabbles not seriously; amateur

Noun

Question 13

Synonyms: nonprofessional, layperson, dabbler

Noun

Answer 13

Dilettante

Question 14

Disdain

Answer 14

A feeling or show of contempt

Noun

Question 15

Synonyms: antipathy, aversion, dislike, derision, superciliousness

Antonyms: admiration, esteem, favor, respect

Answer 15

Disdain

Question 16

Disparity

Answer 16

Wide difference; inequality

Question 17

Synonyms: contrast, variation, distinction, dissimilarity
Antonyms: similarity, agreement, harmony

Answer 17

Disparity

Question 18

Disseminate

Answer 18

To give out, spread widely; to make widely known

Verb

Question 19

Synonyms: disperse, distribute, cast, spread, sow
Antonyms: assemble, gather, collect

Answer 19

Disseminate

Question 20

Distend

Answer 20

To swell; to swell up

Question 21

Synonyms: bloat, bulge, expand
Antonyms: shrink, contract, reduce, narrow

Answer 21

Distend

Question 22

Dogmatic

Answer 22

Stubbornly asserting an opinion as if it were proven fact

Adjective

Question 23

Synonyms: biased, emphatic,min tolerant, stubborn, unchangeable

Antonyms: flexible, adaptable, amenable, skeptical

Answer 23

Dogmatic

Question 24

Dossier

Answer 24

A bundle of papers containing a detailed report or information
Noun

Question 25

Synonyms: file, folder, record, report

Answer 25

Dossier

Question 26

Duplicity

Answer 26

Deception by pretense of feeling; double-dealing, being two-faced Noun

Question 27

Synonyms: cunning, deception, deceit, dishonesty, fraud Antonyms: honesty, decency, integrity, morality

Answer 27

Duplicity

Question 28

Ebullient

Answer 28

Exuberant, effervescent; bubbling with excitement | Adjective

Question 29

Synonyms: sparkling, animated, lively, bouncy, vivacious Antonyms: flat, lethargic, apathetic, disinterested

Answer 29

Ebullient

Question 30

Echelon

Answer 30

Level of authority or rank; step-like military formation | Noun

Question 31

Synonyms: hierarchy, level, rank, tier, grade, position

Answer 31

Echelon

Question 32

Eclectic

Answer 32

Chosen from a variety of sources | Adj

Question 33

Synonyms: particular, selective, multiple, varied Antonyms: uniform, unvaried

Answer 33

Eclectic

Question 34

Efface

Answer 34

To erase; to obliterate by rubbing out | Verb

Question 35

Synonyms: annul, cancel, delete, eliminate, abolish, destroy Antonyms: retain, create, keep, restore

Answer 35

Effaced

Question 36

Egalitarian

Answer 36

Based on the equality of all people | Adjective

Question 37

Synonyms: classless, democratic Antonyms: hierarchical, graded, classes

Answer 37

Egalitarian

Question 38

Eke

Answer 38

To make a living with great effort or strain | Verb

Question 39

Synonyms: augment, fill,min crease,metrics,magnify

Answer 39

Eek

Question 40

Denude

Answer 40

To strip off covering or possessions; to make bare | Verb