Analogies 1 List 2 : 21-40

Question 1

commence

Answer 1

(v) to begin or start

Question 2

compel

Answer 2

(v) to force to a course of action; to bring about by force

Question 3

comply

Answer 3

(v) to act in agreement with

Question 4

concoct

Answer 4

(v) to make by combining ingredients

Question 5

confide

Answer 5

(v) to tell as a secret; to put trust in

Question 6

confiscate

Answer 6

(v) to seize by legal authority

Question 7

congeal

Answer 7

(v) to change from fluid to a solid state; to thicken

Question 8

cowardice

Answer 8

(n) lack of courage

Question 9

crave

Answer 9

(v) to desire strongly

Question 10

cremate

Answer 10

(v) to reduce a corpse to ashes; to consume by fire

Question 11

crimson

Answer 11

(adj) deep, purplish red

Question 12

debtor

Answer 12

(n) one who owes money; one who is in debt

Question 13

deception

Answer 13

(n) a lie; the act of making something that is not true seem to be true

Question 14

decrepit

Answer 14

(adj) weakened by old age; feeble; infirm

Question 15

deduce

Answer 15

(v) to come to a conclusion based on something known or assumed

Question 16

delude

Answer 16

(v) to mislead; to deceive

Question 17

despondent

Answer 17

(adj) very sad; depressed; dejected

Question 18

detach

Answer 18

(v) to unfasten and separate; to disunite

Question 19

detect

Answer 19

(v) to discover the presence, existence or fact of

Question 20

devise

Answer 20

(v) to form a plan in one’s mind by combining ideas; to create