Set 1

Question 1

Abound

Answer 1

An abundance of something

Synonyms - abundant, copious, ample

Question 2

Amorphous

Answer 2

Without shape

Synonyms - indefinite, vague, shapeless

Question 3

Belie

Answer 3

To disguise or conceal; Giving an impression at variance with the facts rather than telling an intentional untruth

Synonyms - contradict, debunk, disguise

Question 4

Austere

Answer 4

Something or someone stern or without any decoration. Usually means that the person or thing is not pleasurable

Synonyms - severe, strict, stern

Question 5

Capricious

Answer 5

Impulsive and unpredictable

Synonyms - fickle, mercurial, vacillating

Question 6

Cerebral

Answer 6

Make decisions using your intelligence and cold, hard facts, instead of your emotions

Synonyms - erudite, intellectual, recondite

Question 7

Congenial

Answer 7

Agreeable, suitable, or pleasing in nature

Synonyms - hospitable, appealing, satisfying

Question 8

Conspicuous

Answer 8

Very obvious to the eye or attracting attention

Synonyms - discernible, perceptible, observable

Question 9

Cursory

Answer 9

Lacking in depth or care. Implies speed and stresses a lack of attention to detail

Synonyms - desultory, hasty, hurried

Question 10

Daunting

Answer 10

Something that can scare you off

Synonyms - intimidating, formidable, disconcerting

Question 11

Deify

Answer 11

Regarded with very great respect or are considered to be god

Synonyms - venerate, idolize, worship

Question 12

Didactic

Answer 12

Teaches or instructs; Overburdened with instruction to the point of being dull

Synonyms - instructive, educational, informative

Question 13

Disseminate

Answer 13

Tp spread information, knowledge, or opinions widely

Synonyms - Spread, propagate, preach

Question 14

Feasible

Answer 14

Capable of being used or dealt with successfully: Suitable

Synonyms - practicable, workable, achievable

Question 15

Flout

Answer 15

To treat with contempt some rule or standard

Synonyms - disdain, infringe, contravene

Question 16

Homogeneous

Answer 16

of the same kind; alike

Synonyms - analogous, similar

Question 17

Humdrum

Answer 17

lacking excitement or variety; dull

Synonyms - mundane, tedious, banal

Question 18

Insipid

Answer 18

lacking flavor; metaphorical for dull or flat

Synonyms - unpalatable, tasteless, trite

Question 19

Loquacious

Answer 19

tending to talk a great deal; talkative

Synonyms - garrulous, voluble, prolix

Question 20

Misanthropic

Answer 20

disliking humankind and avoiding human society

Synonyms - cynic, sceptic

Question 21

Misnomer

Answer 21

a wrong or inaccurate name or designation

Synonyms - misnaming, mistaking the name

Question 22

Negligent

Answer 22

Failure to use the care that a normal person would in a given situation

Synonyms - lax, derelict, delinquent

Question 23

Obsequioius

Answer 23

obedient or attentive to an excessive or servile degree; “boot licking or ass kissing”

Synonyms - Sycophant, fawn, servile

Question 24

Placate

Answer 24

To soothe or appease; to make someone less hostile

Synonyms - appease, mollify, conciliate

Question 25

Proclivity

Answer 25

A tendency to choose or do something regularly

Synonyms - tendency, propensity, bias

Question 26

Puerile

Answer 26

Silly and childish

Synonyms - juvenile, inane, fatuous

Question 27

Quixotic

Answer 27

Ambitiously idealistic; unrealistic and not grounded in reality

Synonyms - idealistic,impracticable

Question 28

Spendthrift

Answer 28

Reckless and wasteful with money

Synonyms - prodigal, extravagant, squander

Question 29

Taciturn

Answer 29

Reserved or uncommunicative in speech; Naturally quiet or just shy

Synonyms - aloof, reticent, untalkative

Question 30

Wary

Answer 30

Cautious about possible dangers or problems

Synonyms - cautious, circumspect, suspicious