Module 9

Question 1

oddity (n)

synonym

a strange or peculiar person or thing; the quality of being strange or peculair

Answer 1

misfit,peculiarity,strangeness

Question 2

oddity (n)

oposites

a strange or peculiar person or thing; the quality of being strange or peculair

Answer 2

conformist

Question 3

odd (adj.)

synonyms

Answer 3

strange, unusual, peculair

Question 4

odd (adj.)

opposites

Answer 4

normal, conventional

Question 5

coincidence (n.)

synonyms

a remarkable concurrence of events or circumstances without apparent causal connection

Answer 5

accident,chance

Question 6

premonition (n.)

synonyms

a strong feeling that something is about to happen, especially something unpleasant

Answer 6

apprehension

Question 7

premonish (v.)

synonyms

inform (someone) of a possible future danger or problem

Answer 7

warm, forewarn

Question 8

telepathy (n.)

synonyms

the supposed communication of thoughts or ideas by means other than the known senses

Answer 8

mind reading, thought transference

Question 9

telepathic (adj.)

synonyms

suppesedly capable of transmitting thoughts to other people and of knowing their thoughts

Answer 9

psychic

Question 10

impending (adj.)

synonyms

Answer 10

imminent, upcoming

Question 11

impening (adj.)

synonyms

Answer 11

imminent, upcoming

Question 12

evacuate (v.)

synonyms

remove (someone) from a place of danger to a safer place: leave or cause the occupants to leave

Answer 12

remove, leave

Question 13

evacuate (v.)

opposites

remove (someone) from a place of danger to a safer place: leave or cause the occupants to leave

Answer 13

return to

Question 14

evacuation (n.)

synonyms

the action of evacuating a person or a place

Answer 14

removal, clearance

Question 15

meaning 1

perceive (v.)

synonyms

interpret or regard (someone or something) in a particular way

Answer 15

view, consider

Question 16

meaning 2

perceive (v.)

synonyms

become aware or conscious of (something)

Answer 16

discern, recognize

Question 17

myth (n.)

synonyms

a widely held but false belief or ìdea

Answer 17

misconception

Question 18

mythical (adj.)

synonyms

fictitious

Answer 18

imaginary

Question 19

mythical (adj.)

opposites

fictitious

Answer 19

real, actual

Question 20

conspire (v.)

synonyms

make secret plans jointly to commit an unlawful or harmful act

Answer 20

plot, collaborate

Question 21

conspiracy (n.)

synonyms

Answer 21

plot, callabration, treason

Question 22

conspirator (n.)

synonyms

Answer 22

collaborator, traitor

Question 23

dispose (v.)

synonyms

get rid of by throwing away or giving or selling to someone else

Answer 23

throw away,discard

Question 24

dispose (v.)

opposites

get rid of by throwing away or giving or selling to someone else

Answer 24

retain, keep

Question 25

disposable (adj.) | synonyms

Answer 25

expendable, replaceable

Question 26

terrorize (v.) | synonyms ## Footnote create and maintain a state of extreme fear and distress in (someone); fill with terror

Answer 26

intimidate, frighten, persecute

Question 27

burgle (v.) burglarize (Am. Eng) | synonyms ## Footnote enter (a building) illegally with intent to commit a crime, especially theft

Answer 27

break into

Question 28

burglar (n.) | synonyms

Answer 28

thief

Question 29

burglary (n.) | synonyms

Answer 29

break-in, theft

Question 30

authentic (adj.) | synonyms ## Footnote of undisputed origin and not a copy; gnuine; based on facts

Answer 30

original, reliable, accurate

Question 31

authentic (adj.) | opposites ## Footnote of undisputed origin and not a copy; gnuine; based on facts

Answer 31

fake, unreliable, inaccurate

Question 32

authentically (adv.) | synonyms

Answer 32

undisputedly, genuinely

Question 33

authenticate (v.) | synonyms ## Footnote prove or show (something) to be true, genuine, or valid

Answer 33

verify, validate, confirm

Question 34

authenticity (n.) | synonyms

Answer 34

genuineness, reliability

Question 35

authenticity (n.) | opposites

Answer 35

spuriousness, unreliabilty

Question 36

interrupt (v.) ## Footnote stop the continuous progress of ( an activity or process); stop (someone speaking) by saying or doing something

Answer 36

discontinue, cut in on, stop

Question 37

astonished (adj.) | synonyms ## Footnote greatly surprised or impressed

Answer 37

amazed, astounded, surprised

Question 38

astonishing (adj.) | synonyms

Answer 38

amazing, astounding, surprising

Question 39

astonish (v.) | synonyms ## Footnote surprise or impress (someone) greatly

Answer 39

amaze, astound, surprise

Question 40

astonishment (n.) | synonyms

Answer 40

amazement, surprise

Question 41

obscure (adj.) | synonyms ## Footnote not discoverd or known about; uncertain;not clearly expressed or easily understood

Answer 41

unclear, vague, concealed

Question 42

obscure (adj.) | opposites ## Footnote not discoverd or known about; uncertain;not clearly expressed or easily understood

Answer 42

clear,plain

Question 43

obscure (adj.) | synonyms ## Footnote not important or well-known

Answer 43

unknown, unrrenowned

Question 44

obscure (adj.) | opposites ## Footnote not important or well-known

Answer 44

famous, renowned

Question 45

obscurity (n.) | synonyms

Answer 45

darkness, unclearness, insignificance

Question 46

obscurity (n.) | opposites

Answer 46

clarity, fame

Question 47

defect (n.) | synonyms ## Footnote a shortcoming, imperfection, or lack

Answer 47

fault, flaw, imperfection

Question 48

defective (adj.) | synonyms

Answer 48

faulty, flawed, imperfect

Question 49

defective (adj.) | opposites

Answer 49

working, perfect

Question 50

convenience (n.) | synonyms ## Footnote the state of being able to proceed with something without difficulty; the quality of being useful, easy, or suitable for someone

Answer 50

expedience, suitability, benefit

Question 51

convenience (n.) | opposites ## Footnote the state of being able to proceed with something without difficulty; the quality of being useful, easy, or suitable for someone

Answer 51

inconvenience, disadvantage

Question 52

convenient (adj.) | synonyms

Answer 52

suitable, appropriate

Question 53

convenient (adj.) | opposites

Answer 53

inconvenient

Question 54

resolve (v.) | synonyms ## Footnote settle or find a solution to (a problem or contentious matter)

Answer 54

settle, solve

Question 55

resolution (n.) | synonyms ## Footnote the action of solving a problem or contentious matter

Answer 55

settlement, ending

Question 56

resolution (n.) | opposites ## Footnote the action of solving a problem or contentious matter

Answer 56

continuation, prolonging

Question 57

malfunction (n.) | synonyms ## Footnote a failure to function normally

Answer 57

crash, defect

Question 58

malfunction (v.) | synonyms ## Footnote fail to function normally

Answer 58

crash, break down