Synonyms

Question 1

Restated

Answer 1

Expressed again in a new or clearer way.

Synonyms: Reiterated, rephrased, repeated.

Question 2

Family Members

Answer 2

Relatives by blood, marriage, or adoption.

Synonyms: Kin, relatives, loved ones, clan.

Question 3

Espouse

Answer 3

To adopt, support, or advocate for an idea.

Synonyms: Embrace, champion, endorse, promote.

Question 4

Sad

Answer 4

Feeling sorrow or unhappiness.

Synonyms: Unhappy, mournful, melancholy, gloomy.

Question 5

Shame

Answer 5

A painful feeling of guilt or disgrace.

Synonyms: Embarrassment, humiliation, dishonor.

Question 6

Identified

Answer 6

Recognized or established as being something.

Synonyms: Recognized, pinpointed, detected.

Question 7

Gaming the System

Answer 7

Exploiting rules for personal gain.

Synonyms: Manipulating, cheating, abusing.

Question 8

Ending

Answer 8

The conclusion of something.

Synonyms: Conclusion, finale, termination.

Question 9

Realization

Answer 9

Becoming fully aware of something.

Synonyms: Understanding, awareness, epiphany.

Question 10

Courage

Answer 10

Bravery in facing difficulty or danger.

Synonyms: Bravery, valor, guts, fortitude.

Question 11

Alternative

Answer 11

Another option or choice.

Synonyms: Substitute, option, backup.

Question 12

Actively

Answer 12

Doing something with energy or focus.

Synonyms: Engaged, vigorously, dynamically.

Question 13

Uncomfortable

Answer 13

Causing physical or emotional unease.

Synonyms: Awkward, uneasy, distressing.

Question 14

Futurepace

Answer 14

Anticipating/planning for future scenarios (context-dependent).

Synonyms: Forecast, strategize, plan ahead.

Question 15

Politically

Answer 15

Relating to government, public affairs, or power dynamics.

Synonyms: Strategically, diplomatically.

Question 16

Denied

Answer 16

Refused or rejected.

Synonyms: Refuted, rejected, contradicted.

Question 17

Belief

Answer 17

Acceptance that something is true.

Synonyms: Faith, conviction, trust.

Question 18

Answer

Answer 18

A response or solution.

Synonyms: Reply, solution, resolution.

Question 19

Experience

Answer 19

Knowledge gained through involvement or practice.

Synonyms: Expertise, familiarity, involvement.

Question 20

Shed

Answer 20

To discard or let fall.

Synonyms: Discard, drop, cast off.

Question 21

Doubletime

Answer 21

To move or work twice as fast.

Synonyms: Hurry, rush, accelerate.

Question 22

Upset

Answer 22

Emotionally disturbed or overturned.

Synonyms: Distressed, troubled, unsettled.

Question 23

Deliver

Answer 23

To bring or hand over something.

Synonyms: Provide, supply, execute.

Question 24

Christening

Answer 24

A ceremony naming or dedicating something (e.g., a ship).

Synonyms: Baptism, inauguration, naming.

Question 25

Punishment

Answer 25

Penalty for wrongdoing. ## Footnote Synonyms: Discipline, retribution, penalty.

Question 26

Expelled

Answer 26

Forced to leave a place or group. ## Footnote Synonyms: Ousted, ejected, banished.

Question 27

Closer

Answer 27

Nearer in space, time, or relationship. ## Footnote Synonyms: Nearer, approaching, imminent.

Question 28

Believe

Answer 28

To accept something as true. ## Footnote Synonyms: Trust, accept, have faith.

Question 29

Need

Answer 29

A requirement or necessity. ## Footnote Synonyms: Requirement, necessity, demand.

Question 30

Spend

Answer 30

To use time, money, or resources. ## Footnote Synonyms: Expend, use, allocate.

Question 31

Right

Answer 31

Correct, just, or a moral/legal entitlement. ## Footnote Synonyms: Correct, entitlement, privilege.

Question 32

Think

Answer 32

To use the mind to consider or reason. ## Footnote Synonyms: Ponder, reflect, contemplate.

Question 33

Collapse

Answer 33

To fall down or break down suddenly. ## Footnote Synonyms: Crumble, disintegrate, fail.

Question 34

Protect

Answer 34

To keep safe from harm. ## Footnote Synonyms: Defend, safeguard, shield.

Question 35

Grateful

Answer 35

Feeling thankful or appreciative. ## Footnote Synonyms: Thankful, appreciative, obliged.

Question 36

Trained Response

Answer 36

A learned or conditioned reaction. ## Footnote Synonyms: Automatic reaction, reflex, learned behavior.

Question 37

Frame

Answer 37

1. Structure; 2. Present or contextualize. ## Footnote Synonyms: 1. Framework; 2. Phrase, structure, outline.

Question 38

Good

Answer 38

Positive, beneficial, or virtuous. ## Footnote Synonyms: Excellent, favorable, moral, superior.

Question 39

Bad

Answer 39

Poor quality, harmful, or negative. ## Footnote Synonyms: Poor, harmful, unfavorable, rotten.

Question 40

Figure It Out

Answer 40

Solve through reasoning or effort. ## Footnote Synonyms: Solve, deduce, unravel, decode.

Question 41

Quite

Answer 41

To a noticeable degree; entirely. ## Footnote Synonyms: Rather, fairly, completely, absolutely.

Question 42

Wonderful

Answer 42

Extremely pleasing or impressive. ## Footnote Synonyms: Marvelous, fantastic, splendid, superb.

Question 43

Research

Answer 43

Systematic study to discover facts. ## Footnote Synonyms: Investigation, study, analysis, exploration.

Question 44

Demonstrate

Answer 44

Show or prove clearly. ## Footnote Synonyms: Exhibit, illustrate, prove, display.

Question 45

Postulate

Answer 45

Assume as true for reasoning. ## Footnote Synonyms: Hypothesize, posit, assume, theorize.

Question 46

Rational

Answer 46

Based on logic or reason. ## Footnote Synonyms: Logical, reasonable, sensible, coherent.

Question 47

Dealings

Answer 47

Interactions or transactions. ## Footnote Synonyms: Transactions, affairs, relations, exchanges.

Question 48

Acumen

Answer 48

Sharp judgment or expertise. ## Footnote Synonyms: Shrewdness, insight, expertise, discernment.

Question 49

Aligned

Answer 49

In agreement or proper position. ## Footnote Synonyms: Adjusted, coordinated, synchronized, matched.

Question 50

Nice

Answer 50

Pleasant, kind, or agreeable. ## Footnote Synonyms: Pleasant, friendly, charming, delightful.

Question 51

Sugarcoat

Answer 51

Make something seem less harsh. ## Footnote Synonyms: Gloss over, soften, mitigate, embellish.

Question 52

Prefacing

Answer 52

Introduce with preliminary remarks. ## Footnote Synonyms: Introduce, preamble, prologue, preface.

Question 53

Aptitude

Answer 53

Natural skill or ability. ## Footnote Synonyms: Talent, knack, proficiency, flair.

Question 54

Put Any Weight

Answer 54

Assign importance or trust. ## Footnote Synonyms: Trust, rely on, value, consider.

Question 55

Wiser

Answer 55

More knowledgeable or insightful. ## Footnote Synonyms: Smarter, sagacious, prudent, astute.

Question 56

Session

Answer 56

Period dedicated to an activity. ## Footnote Synonyms: Meeting, sitting, period, assembly.

Question 57

Groove

Answer 57

1. A channel; 2. A steady rhythm. ## Footnote Synonyms: 1. Rut, track; 2. Rhythm, flow, routine.

Question 58

Directional

Answer 58

Relating to direction or guidance. ## Footnote Synonyms: Guiding, navigational, orienting.

Question 59

Question

Answer 59

Inquiry or doubt. ## Footnote Synonyms: Query, interrogation, doubt, uncertainty.

Question 60

Unfortunate

Answer 60

Unlucky or regrettable. ## Footnote Synonyms: Regrettable, unlucky, pitiable, hapless.

Question 61

Describe

Answer 61

Explain or depict in detail. ## Footnote Synonyms: Explain, portray, detail, narrate.

Question 62

Incredible

Answer 62

Unbelievable or extraordinary. ## Footnote Synonyms: Amazing, astonishing, unbelievable, phenomenal.

Question 63

Action

Answer 63

The process of doing something. ## Footnote Synonyms: Deed, act, activity, operation.

Question 64

Measures

Answer 64

Steps taken to achieve a goal. ## Footnote Synonyms: Steps, actions, procedures, initiatives.

Question 65

Change

Answer 65

Make or become different. ## Footnote Synonyms: Alter, modify, transform, adjust.

Question 66

Loop It Back

Answer 66

Return to an earlier point. ## Footnote Synonyms: Revisit, circle back, recap, reconnect.

Question 67

Functional

Answer 67

Practical or operational. ## Footnote Synonyms: Useful, working, operational, efficient.

Question 68

Value

Answer 68

Worth, importance, or utility. ## Footnote Synonyms: Worth, merit, significance, benefit.

Question 69

Totems

Answer 69

Symbolic objects or emblems. ## Footnote Synonyms: Symbols, emblems, icons, tokens.

Question 70

Crashed

Answer 70

(1) Collapsed or failed suddenly; (2) Collided violently. ## Footnote Synonyms: Collided, wrecked, plummeted, malfunctioned.

Question 71

Guarantee

Answer 71

A formal promise or assurance of quality. ## Footnote Synonyms: Warranty, pledge, assurance, certify.

Question 72

State

Answer 72

(1) A condition or mode of being; (2) To express formally. ## Footnote Synonyms: (1) Condition, status; (2) Declare, assert.

Question 73

Desperation

Answer 73

A state of hopelessness leading to reckless actions. ## Footnote Synonyms: Despair, anguish, recklessness, urgency.

Question 74

Matters

Answer 74

(1) Issues or topics of importance; (2) Physical substance. ## Footnote Synonyms: (1) Concerns, subjects; (2) Substance, material.

Question 75

Medal

Answer 75

A decorative award for achievement. ## Footnote Synonyms: Decoration, honor, trophy, accolade.

Question 76

Prove

Answer 76

To demonstrate truth or validity. ## Footnote Synonyms: Verify, confirm, validate, substantiate.

Question 77

Blessing

Answer 77

(1) Divine favor; (2) A beneficial thing. ## Footnote Synonyms: Benediction, grace, approval, boon.

Question 78

Necessarily

Answer 78

In an unavoidable manner; inevitably. ## Footnote Synonyms: Inevitably, automatically, compulsorily, unavoidably.

Question 79

Work

Answer 79

Activity involving mental or physical effort to achieve a result. ## Footnote Synonyms: Labor, toil, effort, job, task.

Question 80

Hard

Answer 80

Requiring great effort; difficult. ## Footnote Synonyms: Difficult, challenging, tough, strenuous.

Question 81

Learning

Answer 81

Acquiring knowledge or skills through study or experience. ## Footnote Synonyms: Education, study, knowledge, understanding.

Question 82

Ironically

Answer 82

In a way that contradicts expectations, often humorously or sarcastically. ## Footnote Synonyms: Sarcastically, paradoxically, incongruously, wryly.

Question 83

Addicted

Answer 83

Physically or mentally dependent on something. ## Footnote Synonyms: Obsessed, dependent, hooked, enslaved.

Question 84

Consequence

Answer 84

A result or effect of an action. ## Footnote Synonyms: Result, outcome, repercussion, aftermath.

Question 85

Audacious

Answer 85

Bold, daring, or recklessly brave. ## Footnote Synonyms: Bold, daring, fearless, brazen.

Question 86

Proud

Answer 86

Feeling deep satisfaction or self-respect. ## Footnote Synonyms: Satisfied, honored, arrogant, pleased.

Question 87

Ultimate

Answer 87

Final, highest, or most significant. ## Footnote Synonyms: Final, supreme, utmost, eventual.

Question 88

Left

Answer 88

(1) Past tense of "leave"; (2) Opposite of "right." ## Footnote Synonyms: Remaining, departed, exited, abandoned.

Question 89

Standard

Answer 89

A level of quality or benchmark. ## Footnote Synonyms: Norm, benchmark, criterion, model.

Question 90

Micro

Answer 90

Small-scale or detailed. ## Footnote Synonyms: Tiny, miniature, minuscule, detailed.

Question 91

Macro

Answer 91

Large-scale or broad in scope. ## Footnote Synonyms: Broad, comprehensive, overarching, holistic.

Question 92

Goal

Answer 92

An aim or desired result. ## Footnote Synonyms: Aim, objective, target, ambition.

Question 93

Embody

Answer 93

To represent or exemplify something. ## Footnote Synonyms: Personify, represent, exemplify, symbolize.

Question 94

Arenas

Answer 94

Fields or domains of activity. ## Footnote Synonyms: Domains, fields, spheres, realms.

Question 95

Desperation

Answer 95

A state of hopelessness or urgency. ## Footnote Synonyms: Hopelessness, despair, recklessness, anguish.

Question 96

Hoping

Answer 96

Feeling desire or trust for something to happen. ## Footnote Synonyms: Wishing, desiring, aspiring, anticipating.

Question 97

Bought

Answer 97

Past tense of "buy" (acquired by payment). ## Footnote Synonyms: Purchased, acquired, procured, secured.

Question 98

Fear

Answer 98

An unpleasant emotion caused by danger or threat. ## Footnote Synonyms: Dread, anxiety, terror, apprehension.

Question 99

Subscript

Answer 99

A character, number, or symbol written below the normal line of text (e.g., H₂O). ## Footnote Synonyms: Inferior (typography), lowered text, subscripted.