Synonyms

Question 1

sizeable: sturdy, robust, impressive, immense

Answer 1

immense (large)

Question 2

honest: truthful, proper, reliable, loyal

Answer 2

truthful (inclined to tell the truth)

Question 3

waste: spend, invest, squander, hoard

Answer 3

squander (to use unnecessarily)

Question 4

devour: swallowed, greedy, gobble, nibble

Answer 4

gobble (to eat hungrily)

Question 5

defeat: seize, attack, oppose, conquer

Answer 5

conquer (to beat)

Question 6

stingy: neglected, miserly, disowned, poor

Answer 6

miserly (unwilling to spend money)

Question 7

depart: leave, embark, vanish, flee

Answer 7

leave (to go away)

Question 8

favourite: approved, preferred, valuable, popular

Answer 8

preferred (first choice)

Question 9

gloomy: dismal, neglected, shaded, faint

Answer 9

dismal (dreary)

Question 10

droop: perish, slump, limp, pucker

Answer 10

slump (sag, from lack of support)

Question 11

pale: blank, fresh, unsullied, wan

Answer 11

wan (lacking colour)

Question 12

sneaky: furtive, eavesdrop, unscrupulous, ruthless

Answer 12

furtive (sly)

Question 13

strange: infrequent, ludicrous, bizarre, macabre

Answer 13

bizarre (unusual)

Question 14

rotten: eroded, perished, putrid, corroded

Answer 14

putrid (decaying)

Question 15

safe: secure, enclosed, vulnerable, confined

Answer 15

secure (free from risk of danger)

Question 16

memorable: celebration, nondescript, noteworthy, recollect

Answer 16

noteworthy (worth remembering)

Question 17

childish: energetic, dependant, juvenile, demanding

Answer 17

juvenile (immature)

Question 18

cunning: malicious, mischievous, wily, wicked

Answer 18

wily (crafty)

Question 19

grow: breed, develop, teach, nourish

Answer 19

develop (to expand)

Question 20

greedy: gluttonous, starving, gorge, plump

Answer 20

gluttonous (when someone eats much more than necessary)