English Vocabulary 3.2

Question 1

having or showing a disposition to obtrude; protruding, projective
Syn.: interfering, meddlesome, bulging
Ant.: inconspicuous, unobtrusive

Answer 1

Obtrusive

Question 2

declare especially without truth
Syn.: state, testify, recite, plead
Ant.: contradict, deny, disagree, protect

Answer 2

Allege

Question 3

to draw or bring out or bring forth
Syn.: evince, evoke, bring out, educe
Ant.: cover, fargo, hide, suppress

Answer 3

Elicit

Question 4

ominously significant or indicative; full of exciting wonder and awe
Syn.: alarming, ominous, doomed
Ant.: favorable, promising, wonderful

Answer 4

Portentous

Question 5

inordinately or wrongly desirous of wealth or possessions
Syn.: greedy, envious, jealous
Ant.: benevolent, generous, giving, sharing

Answer 5

Covetous

Question 6

promising success; prosperity, fortune
Syn.: favorable, encouraging, opportune
Ant.: unfavorable, unfortunate, ominous

Answer 6

Auspicious

Question 7

Lacking in vitality or imagination
Syn.: boring, commonplace, dreary, monotone
Ant.: exciting, inspired, lucid

Answer 7

Pedestrian

Question 8

without logical or meaningful connection; lacking cohesion or harmony
Syn.: disconnected, incomprehensible, irrational
Ant.: coherent, intelligible, lucid

Answer 8

Incoherent

Question 9

a state of being concerned or anxious
Syn.: agitation, apprehension, anxiety, perturbation
Ant.: unconcern, tranquility, placidity, serenity

Answer 9

Solicitude

Question 10

existing or being everywhere at the same time
Syn.: ordinary, common, familiar, usual
Ant.: rare, seldom, infrequent, extraordinary

Answer 10

Ubiquitous