Tofu 4

Question 1

SERENITY

Answer 1

Serenity – The state of being calm, peaceful, and untroubled.

Example: She found serenity in the quiet of the forest.

Question 2

DISORTED

Answer 2

Distorted – Misleading. Twisted out of shape; not representing the true form or meaning. Distorted news.

Example: His voice sounded distorted over the phone.

Question 3

EMPOWERED

Answer 3

Empowered – Having the authority, power, or confidence to do something.

Example: The workshop empowered women to take charge of their careers.

Question 4

INVOLUNTARY

Answer 4

Involuntary – Done without will or conscious control; not intentional. involuntsry reflex.(automatic)(mandatory)

Example: He let out an involuntary gasp when he saw the surprise.

Question 5

GIRTH

Answer 5

Girth – The measurement around the middle of something, especially a person’s waist. (Rotundanty)(circumference)
Example: The tree had an impressive girth of over five feet.

Question 6

NUMBING

Answer 6

Numbing – Causing a loss of sensation or emotion, often due to shock, cold, or drugs.(paralyse)

Example: The numbing cold made it hard to move his fingers.

Question 7

CONTENTION

Answer 7

Contention – A heated disagreement; or a claim or argument in a debate.(Rivalry discord)

Example: There was a lot of contention between the two candidates during the debate.”

Question 8

IMPROMPTU

Answer 8

Impromptu – Done without preparation or planning; spontaneous. (Unprepared)

Example: They held an impromptu meeting to address the urgent issue.

Question 9

AUSTERITY

Answer 9

Austerity – Severe simplicity or strictness, often in a financial or personal context.

Example: During the economic crisis, the government imposed austerity measures.

Human: abstention from pleasure and comfort or self-indulgence as spiritual discipline.

Question 10

PERPETUAL

Answer 10

Perpetual – Never-ending or continuous. Perpetyual complaints

Example: The perpetual noise of traffic made it hard to sleep.

Question 11

IRRIGATED

Answer 11

Irrigated – Supplied water to crops or land to help them grow.

Example: The farmer irrigated the fields using a modern system.

Question 12

ROAMED

Answer 12

Roamed – Moved or traveled around without a fixed purpose or direction.

Synonyms: wander, ramble, meander, rove.

Example: The tourists roamed through the city, exploring its streets.

Question 13

Minute (adj)

Answer 13

Minute (adj) – Extremely small or detailed.
Example: She examined the minute details of the painting with a magnifying glass.