2nd 26 words (haggard-ungainly)

Question 0

Haughty

Answer 0

Chillingly proud and scornful
Synonyms: disdainful, supercilious, stuck up, snobby
Antonyms: meek, humble, unassuming, modest

Question 1

Haggard

Answer 1

Thin, pale, and care worn as is result of worrying or suffering
Synonyms: drawn, gaunt, or worn down
Antonyms: healthy, glowing, radiant, beautiful, hearty

Question 2

Instigate

Answer 2

To urge on; stir up; incite
Synonym: provoke, rite up
Antonyms: stop, quash, quell, squelch, calm down

Question 3

Imperative

Answer 3

Necessary or urgent, expressing a command that is necessary or required
Synonyms: essential, indispensable, mandatory
Antonyms: nonessential, unnecessary, optional

Question 4

Judicious

Answer 4

Using or showing good judgement; wise and sensible; being very careful in your thinking
Synonyms: thoughtful, prudent, astute
Antonyms: foolish, thoughtless, ill-considered

Question 5

Obliterate

Answer 5

To blot out completely, destroy utterly
Synonyms: wipe out, erase,expunge, eradicate
Antonyms: keep, foster, promote, create

Question 6

Outlandish

Answer 6

Strange, freakish, weird, foreign-looking, out-of-the-way, geographically remote, exceeding reasonable limits.
Synonyms: peculiar, bizarre, odd, unorthodox, unconventional
Antonyms: normal, regular, orthodox, conventional

Question 7

Proclaim

Answer 7

To declare public ally or officially
Synonym: announce
Antonyms: keep, secret, conceal, cover up, contain

Question 8

Perturb

Answer 8

To trouble make, uneasy, to disturb greatly, to throw into confusion
Synonyms: irritate, agitate, anger, upset
Antonyms: delight, make peace, glade, uplift, please

Question 9

Proximity

Answer 9

Nearness or closeness
Synonym: beside
Antonyms: distant, remoteness, far away

Question 10

Rankle

Answer 10

To cause anger, irritation or bitterness(to get under one’s skin)
Synonyms: irritate, vex, ire, nettle, gall
Antonyms: please, delightful, gratify, soothe

Question 11

Resolute

Answer 11

Bold, determined and firm in setting out to do something
Synonyms: steadfast, unflinching, fixed, unmoving
Antonyms: weak, spineless, indecisive

Question 12

Rue

Answer 12

To regret, to be sorry for; a feeling of regret
Synonyms: regret, lament
Antonyms: cherish, thankful, grateful

Question 13

Ruse

Answer 13

An action designed to confuse or mislead; trick
Synonyms: strategize, subterfuge, dodge
Antonym: honesty

Question 14

Tedious

Answer 14

Long and tiresome
Synonyms: boring, monotonous
Antonyms: stimulating, interesting, short and sweet

Question 15

Teem

Answer 15

To become filled to overflowing; present in large qualities
Synonyms: abound, swarm, overflow
Antonyms: lacking, want

Question 16

Upbraid

Answer 16

To tear into, blame, scold, find fault with
Synonyms: fall out, reprimand, criticize
Antonyms: pat on the back, praise

Question 17

Qualm

Answer 17

A pang of conscious uneasiness, misgiving or doubt; a feeling of faintness or nausea
Synonyms: regret, second thought, doubt
Antonyms: confident, fearless

Question 18

Veer

Answer 18

To change direction or course suddenly, turn aside, shift
Synonyms: swerve
Antonyms: straight, even course

Question 19

Vex

Answer 19

To annoy, anger, exasperate
Synonyms: irritate, tick off, irk, distress
Antonyms: please, delight, soothe, calm, mollify

Question 20

Volatile

Answer 20

Highly changeable, tending to become violent or explosive
Synonyms: unstable, erratic
Antonyms: stable, steady, calm, inert, dormant

Question 21

Vigil

Answer 21

A watch kept over someone or something; any period of watchful attention
Synonyms: careful, watch
Antonyms: ignore

Question 22

Wallow

Answer 22

To roll about in a lazy, helpless or clumsy way; to overindulge in
Synonyms: bask, delight in
Antonyms: none

Question 23

Wrangle

Answer 23

To quarrel or argue in a noisy angry way; to wrestle
Synonyms: squabble, bicker
Antonyms: agree, conquer

Question 24

Trepidation

Answer 24

Fear, fright, trembling
Synonyms: dread, anxiety, apprehension
Antonyms: confidence, self-assure, poise

Question 25

Ungainly

Answer 25

Clumsy, awkward, unwieldy
Synonyms: graceless
Antonyms: nimble, agile, graceful