Synonyms

Question 1

Interim

Answer 1

Intervening

Other words:
Meantime or meanwhile

Question 2

Abode

Answer 2

A residence of some sort

Other meanings:
Home or house

Question 3

Vendor

Answer 3

A person who sells something

Other meanings:
Salesman or trader

Question 4

Beck

Answer 4

A small river

Question 5

Awning

Answer 5

A sheet or canvas which is stretched on a frame and used to keep the sun or rain off a window, doorway or deck.
Synonyms:
Canopy, Sunshade or Marquee

Question 6

Windcheater

Answer 6

A waterproof jacket with a fitted waistband for outdoor wear

Question 7

Conceited

Answer 7

Proud of yourself
Synonyms:
Vain, Narcisstic, self-centred, egotistic

Question 8

Overt

Answer 8

Shown plainly(not secret or hidden)
Synonyms:
Undisguised, unconcealed

Question 9

Prudent

Answer 9

Showing something with care
Synonyms:
Wisdom

Question 10

Banal

Answer 10

Lacking in originality (to be obvious and boring)
Synonyms:
Ordinary, trite, platitudinous, common

Question 11

Fervent

Answer 11

Having/Displaying a passionate intensity
Synonyms:
Emotional, spirited, intense, passionate, impassioned.

Question 12

Understated

Answer 12

Describe something as being smaller or less good or important than it really is
Synonyms:
Underemphasise, under-rate, minimize

Question 13

Evaluate

Answer 13

Form an idea of the amount, number or value of something.
Synonym:
Assess

Question 14

Zealous

Answer 14

Having or showing passion
Synonyms:
Fervent, passionate, devoted

Question 15

Trite

Answer 15

Lacking originality
Synonyms:
Banal, common, predictable, ordinary

Question 16

Illustrious

Answer 16

Well known, respected and admired for past achievements.
Synonyms:
Notable, eminent, paramount, influential, important, distinguished

Question 17

Volatile

Answer 17

1. Easily evaporated at normal temperatures
2. Liable to change rapidly and unpredictably (for the worst)
   Synonyms:
   Tense, fraught, strained, uneasy, turbulent, explosive

Question 18

Discreet

Answer 18

Careful and prudent (wise) in one’s speech or actions, especially in order to keep something confidential or to avoid embarrassment.
Synonyms:
Careful, circumspect, cautious, wary, guarded

Question 19

Segregated

Answer 19

Set apart from things.
Synonyms:
Separated, isolated, divided.

Question 20

Secluded

Answer 20

Not seen or visited by many people (sheltered and private)
Synonyms:
Concealed, hidden, undisturbed

Question 21

Encompassed

Answer 21

Surround or hold/have within
Synonyms:
Enclose, encircle, surround, border

Question 22

Tedious

Answer 22

Too slow, long or dull
Synonyms:
Tiresome, monotonous, boring, banal

Question 23

Surpass

Answer 23

To be greater than
Synonyms:
Excel, exceed, transcend

Question 24

Conspicuous

Answer 24

Clearly visible
Synonyms:
Noticeable, detectable, perceptible, clear, visible

Question 25

Obtrusive

Answer 25

Noticeable or prominent Synonyms: Conspicuous, obvious, pronounced