Level 4

Question 0

Impute

Answer 0

To charge or attribute, especially with a fault or misconduct, lay the responsibility or blame upon, ascribe, assign.

Question 1

Provident

Answer 1

Thrifty, economical, saving for future needs, prudent, frugal.

Question 2

Astute

Answer 2

Shrewd, clever, perceptive, discerning, acute, keenly aware, quick-witted, sagacious, perspicacious, sapient.

Question 3

Neophyte

Answer 3

A beginner, novice, amateur, tyro; a new member of or convert to a religion.

Question 4

Enigma

Answer 4

A mystery, puzzle, riddle, perplexing problem, smth or smn hard to understand or explain, baffling, inexplicable, inscrutable.

Question 5

Credence

Answer 5

Belief, acceptance.

Question 6

Venerate

Answer 6

To respect deeply, revere, regard with awe and adoration.

Question 7

Garrulous

Answer 7

Talkative, especially in a rambling, annoying, pointless, or long-winded way, verbose, loquacious, voluble, prolix.

Antonyms: reserved, reticent, taciturn, laconic.

Question 8

Trenchant

Answer 8

Keen, penetrating, vigorously effective, sharp and to the point, forceful, acute, incisive.

Question 9

Autonomous

Answer 9

Independent, self-governing, not under the control.

Question 10

Panacea

Answer 10

A cure-all, universal antidote, remedy for all diseases and difficulties.

Question 11

Ephemeral

Answer 11

Short-lived, passing, fleeting, lasting for a short time, brief in duration, transitory, evanescent, fugitive, fugacious.

Question 12

Onerous

Answer 12

Burdensome, troublesome, oppressive, hard to bear, difficult to accomplish or endure: an onerous task.

Question 13

Laity

Answer 13

Nonprofessionals, laypeople collectively, all the people outside of a given profession or specialized field.

Question 14

Pungent

Answer 14

Sharp, penetrating, biting, acrid, caustic.

Question 15

Prosaic

Answer 15

Dull, ordinary, uninteresting, unimaginative, commonplace, humdrum, tedious, dry, stale, mediocre, matter-of-fact, insipid, pedestrian, vapid, jejune.

Question 16

Charlatan

Answer 16

A fake, quack, imposter, fraud, humbug; a person who pretends to have a special skill or knowledge.

Question 17

Perfunctory

Answer 17

Mechanical, routine, listless, done merely as a duty, performed in an indifferent, halfhearted, superficial, without interest or enthusiasm.

Question 18

Morass

Answer 18

A swamp, marsh, bog; fig., smth that traps, confuses, a sticky situation.

Question 19

Sophistry

Answer 19

Deceptive reasoning, subtle and misleading argument.

Question 20

Prolific

Answer 20

Fruitful, fertile, productive.

Antonyms: unproductive, barren, sterile, impotent, effete.

Question 21

Mundane

Answer 21

Of the world, worldly, earthly, material as distinguished from spiritual, terrestrial, temporal, secular + sublunary (beneath the moon)

Antonyms: lofty, heavenly, sublime, celestial, ethereal, extraterrestrial.

Question 22

Myriad

Answer 22

Countless, innumerable, infinite, consisting of a great or indefinite number.

Question 23

Dissident

Answer 23

Disagreeing, disaffected, dissenting, nonconformist.

Question 24

Laudable

Answer 24

Praiseworthy, commendable, worthy of approval or admiration, meritorious, exemplary, estimable. Antonyms: contemptible, deplorable, ignominious.

Question 25

Inimitable

Answer 25

Unable to be imitated, copied, reproduced, beyond compare, matchless, unrivaled, peerless, unparalleled, surpassing, one-of-a-kind, individual, unique.

Question 26

Jaded

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Worn out, tired, fatigued, weary, exhausted (overwork or overindulgence).

Question 27

Myopic

Answer 27

Short-sighted, having a narrow view, lacking discernment, narrow-minded, purblind, obtuse. Antonyms: broad-minded, liberal, tolerant, catholic, latitudinarian.

Question 28

Demonstrable

Answer 28

Capable of being demonstrated, able to be proved.

Question 29

Callow

Answer 29

Immature, inexperienced, unsophisticated, green, naive, lacking experience in and knowledge of the world; Childishness, foolishness, juvenile, sophomoric, puerile.

Question 30

Acquiesce (in)

Answer 30

To agree without protest, give in quietly, consent, comply, submit, assent, accede.

Question 31

Pontificate

Answer 31

To speak in a pompous and overbearing way.

Question 32

Deleterious

Answer 32

Harmful, destructive, injurious, detrimental, ruinous, noxious, pernicious, malignant. Antonyms: healthful, advantageous, wholesome, salutary.

Question 33

Ambivalent

Answer 33

Uncertain, indecisive, having conflicting feelings or desires, simultaneously drawn in opposite directions.

Question 34

Pensive

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Thoughtful, absorbed in thought, deep/ dreamy/melancholy way, reflective, meditative, wistful, contemplative.

Question 35

Impromptu

Answer 35

Offhand, spontaneous, extemporaneous.

Question 36

Conjecture

Answer 36

To guess, to form an opinion or make a judgement based on insufficient evidence, suppose, imagine, suspect, presume, speculate, surmise, conjecture

Question 37

Surreptitious

Answer 37

Stealthy, characterized by secrecy and caution, done in a secret and sly manner, crafty, furtive, covert, underhand, clandestine. Antonyms: evident, unconcealed, overt, aboveboard, manifest.

Question 38

Exemplary

Answer 38

Worthy of imitation, praiseworthy, commendable, ideal, admirable, meritorious, estimable, laudable. Antonyms: shameful, disreputable, contemptible, deplorable, ignominious, odious, heinous.

Question 39

Impeccable

Answer 39

Perfect, faultless, flawless, free from imperfections, unable to do wrong, incapable of sin, unimpeachable, irreproachable. Antonyms: reprehensible, censurable, culpable.

Question 40

Attest

Answer 40

To affirm to be true/correct, certify or authenticate officially.

Question 41

Copious

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Abundant, plentiful, large in amount or number, ample, bountiful, profuse. Antonyms: scanty, meager, sparse, paltry.

Question 42

Fallacious

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False, misleading, deceptive, invalid, based on a fallacy, erroneous, spurious, untenable, illusory, sophistical.

Question 43

Stoic

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Showing no feelings, unemotional, unaffected by pleasure or pain, impassive, dispassionate, indifferent, apathetic, placid, languid, phlegmatic, imperturbable. Antonyms: ardent, vehement, zealous, fervid, fervent.

Question 44

Recrimination

Answer 44

A countercharge or counteraccusation.

Question 45

Affinity

Answer 45

Close resemblance or relationships, a strong likeness/similarity/connection; Close relationship: kinship, correspondence, compatibility, consanguinity. Attraction: penchant, proclivity, propensity.

Question 46

Volatile

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Changeable, unstable, inconstant, likely to change, fickle, flighty, capricious, erratic, protean, mercurial. Antonyms: stable, fixed, steadfast, invariable, immutable, quiescent.

Question 47

Squalid

Answer 47

Dirty, foul or filthy from lack of care, wretched, miserable, degraded, seedy, unkempt, slovenly, dilapidated. Antonyms: unsullied, immaculate, pristine.

Question 48

Expedite

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To speed up, hasten, facilitate, accelerate the progress of, handle or perform and efficiently. Antonyms: delay, postpone, hinder, retard, slacken, protracted.

Question 49

Abject

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Degraded, brought low in condition or state, lacking self-respect, contemptible, wretched, debased, despicable, ignoble, groveling, servile, squalid. Antonyms: noble, dignified, lofty, majestic, eminent, illustrious.