ANTONYMS PRACTICE SESSION 1.

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ASSUAGED: a) Thirsty c) Untrue e) Foiled

b) Devastated d) Unsatisfied

HIATUS: a) Nexus c) Cognate e) Reflex

b) Atavist d) Vortex

ADROIT: a) Prim c) Correct e) Apt

b) Unskillful d) Strong

RENEGE a) Vilify c) Carry out faithfully e) Augment

b) Infringe d) Enjoin

REPUGNANCE: a) Love c) Blame e) Awe

b) absolution d) Virtue

FRACTIOUS : a) Delicate c) Agreeable e) Wholesome

b) Solid d) Liberal

ADMONITION : a) Countenance c) Deposition e) Denial

b) Commendation d) Declaration

DOLTISH : a) Casuistic c) Qualified e) Perspicacious

b) Imbecile d) Disabled

ABSTRUSE : a) Detested c) Obvious e) Rebuilt

b) Detained d) Tight

ESCHEW : a) Welcome c) Borrow d) Reset

b) Swallow whole d) Save

SCHISM :

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b) Calm d) Union

AVARICE : a) Cupidity c) Altruism e) Stealth

b) Virtue d) Kindness

LACONIC : a) Cool c) Friendly e) Fretful

b) Voluble d) Militant

FACTITIOUS : a) Untruthful c) True e) Magnified

b) Spontaneous d) Superstitious

PANDEMONIUM : a) Amusement c) Torment e) Epidemic

b) Tumult d) Calm

FLINCH : a) Revive c) Offend e) Pierce

b) Extol d) Advance

PROSAIC : a) Romantic c) Inured e) Biographical

b) Opposed d) Fictional

PROCLIVITY : a) Proposition c) Aversion e) Delay

b) Propensity d) Activity

HALCYON : a) Rough c) Notable e) Customary

b) Meager d) Varied

PARRY : a) Return c) Discuss e) Thrust

b) Delay d) Ward off

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DULCET : a) Air of command c) Strident e) Brittleness

b) Tendency to inhibit d) Conciseness

NAÏVETÉ : a) Armaments c) Ingenuousness e) Recital

b) Sophistication d) Futility

LONGEVITY : a) Latitude c) Solemnity e) Recital SESSILE : a) Ceasing c) Steady e) Searing DESTITUTE : a) Adrift c) Affected e) Miserly CAMARADERIE : a) Sincerity c) Refutation e) Parody DISSUADE : a) Extort c) Extol e) Intensify EGRESS : a) Exit c) Acceptance e) Snake GELID : a) Hard c) Soft e) Medium SUPERCILIOUS : a) Excited c) Haughty f) Whimsical GRITTY :

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34. b) Evanescence d) Lightness 35. b) Mobile d) Solvent 36. b) Civilized d) Affected 37. b) Retardation d) Animosity 38. b) Exhort d) Assuage 39. b) Entrance d) Rejection 40. b) Warm d) Cold 41. b) Humility d) Below standard 42.

b) Exaggeration d) Cowardice ness

BEDIZEN : a) Propel forcefully c) Dig deep e) Set right

b) See dimly d) Strip bare

COGENT : a) Complaining c) Unconvincing e) Outspoken

b) Incoherent d) Bothersome

DISTEND : a) Diminish c) Begin e) Prevent

b) Swell d) Forecast

FECUND : a) Unable to produce c) Easy to decipher e) Admirable

b) Unlikely to change d) Tangential

PIQUANCY a) Delicacy c) Acidity e) Blandness

b) Solidity d) Wholesomeness

NASCENCY : a) Excitement c) Conclusion e) Lament

b) Decency d) Venality

VIRILE : a) Honest c) Effeminate e) Virtuous

b) Loyal d) Pugnacious

CAPITULATION : a) Resistance c) Dejection e) Perversity

b) Detraction d) Perception

RENEGE : a) Carry out faithfully c) Follow up immediately e) Turn of pleadingly

b) Feast swiftly d) Debase totally

PEREENIAL : a) Gregariousness c) Commonplace e) Evanescent

b) Illegality d) Inherited trait

SOPORIFIC : a) Parasite c) Supervisor

b) Energizer d) Cleanser

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c) Sin e) Eulogize

ENSUE : a) Litigate c) Fortify e) Delay

b) Precede d) Accent

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INDIGENOUS: a) National c) Alien e) Inimical

b) Exciting d) Intelligent

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REFRACTORY : a) Renewing c) Unsatisfactory e) Chilly

b) Obedient c) Blasphemous

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MITIGATE : a) Adore c) proclaim e) Chilly

b) Saturate d) Aggravate

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TRACTABLE : a) Inadmissible c) Unsystematic e) Submissive

b) Unquestionable d) Froward

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REVILE : a) Slander c) Deaden e) Secrete

b) Awake d) praise

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TURBID : a) Limpid c) Turgid e) Hungry

b) Activated d) Viscous

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ECLECTIC : a) Agnostic c) Habitual e) Impulsive

b) Dogmatic d) Incisive

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RECTIFY : a) Remedy c) Err e) Sanctify

b) Redeem d) Turn left

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b) Tactful d) Fashionable

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b) Liking d) Disapproval

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b) Slander

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GAUCHE : a) Grotesque c) Inane e) Classified GUSTO : a) Taste c) Distaste e) Zeal MALIGN : a) Prevaricate

d) Berate

PRELUDE : a) Scene c) Conclusion e) Intermezzo

b) prologue d) Aftermath

PROSAIC : a) Realistic c) Forgiven e) Imaginative

b) Dreamy d) Thoughtful

TRITE : a) Meaningful c) Proverbial e) Ugly

b) original d) Healthy

LOLL : a) Leaped c) Refused to jump e) Move vigorously

b) Belittled d) Adult

EQUIVOCAL : a) Unyielding c) Surreptitious e) Eternal

b) Fertile d) Clear

OBDURATE : a) Yielding c) Moribund e) Hard

b) Motivated d) Azure

NEFARIOUS : a) Wanton c) Angelic e) Dastardly

b) Lackadaisical d) Mortal

RETICENCE : a) Silence c) Quiet e) Storm

b) Loquaciousness d) Calm

EXASPERATE : a) Vex c) Confide e) Correct

b) Placate d) Admit

ALLEVIATE : a) Limited c) Debar e) Exacerbate EXHUME : a) Decay c) Fertilize e) Inter OBTUSE :

b) Humiliate d) Melt b) Enter d) Clarify

a) Clear c) Shrewish e) Perspicacious 67.

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b) Transplanted d) Tense

NOCTURNAL : a) Sheer c) Serene e) Starry

b) Placid d) Diurnal

TARRY : a) Dislike c) Nibble e) Hasten

b) Avoid d) Gourmandize

EVASIVE : a) Frank c) Elusive e) Correct

b) Serene d) Mistaken

ANTAGONIST : a) Join c) Ally e) Gather

b) Separate d) Rotate

SENSUAL : a) Seasonal c) Wicked e) Free

b) Personal d) Spiritual

EPHEMERAL : a) Emancipated c) Popular e) Eternal

b) Persistent d) Sensual

DISPARATE : a) Simplicity c) Clamor e) Solemnity

b) Discord d) Homogeneous

SUPERFLUITY : a) Excess c) Liquor e) Inferiority

b) Superiority d) Dearth

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TURPITUDE : a) Nervous c) Cautious e) Virtue

b) Rainy d) Private

PROBITY : a) Research c) Error e) Corruptibility

b) Watch d) Tome

TYRO : a) Expert c) Retire e) Saint

b) Novice d) Place

WANTON: a) Desirous c) Runaway e) Trivia

b) Chaste d) Simple

INTREPID : a) Painting c) Pusillanimous e) Duplicity

b) Sculptor d) Sincerity

GRATUITOUS : a) Thankful c) Scant e) Derogatory

b) Decorative d) Necessary

LOQUACIOUS : a) Positive c) Taciturn e) Settled

b) Placed d) Turbid

PRIM : a) First c) Needless e) Rare

b) Last d) Improper

FULMINATION : a) Imaginative c) Praise e) Conservative

b) Dreamy d) Feuding

TURBULENCE : a) Calm c) Weariness e) Anxiety

b) Storm d) Agitation

ASSUAGE : a) Wane c) Worsen e) Improve

b) Waive d) Wrest

HAPLESS : a) Wealthy c) Happy

b) Unhappy d) Fortunate

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a) Uniform c) Courteous e) Impede

MELLIFLUOUS : a) Medium c) Dulcet e) Superior

b) Short d) Strident

PROTRACT : a) Postpone c) Stripe e) Defy

b) Summarize d) Shorten

UNWARRANTED : a) Dig c) Inter e) Absolve

b) Conceal d) Reasonably

PRODIGAL : a) Wandering c) Average e) Thrifty

b) Fierce d) Cross

ULTIMATE : a) Incipient c) Postpaid e) Influential

b) Final d) Futile

ASTUTE : a) Shrewd c) Callow e) Debating

b) Foolish d) Winning

DISRUPT : a) Enhance c) Renovate e) Join together

b) Atone d) Move forward

RENEGADE : a) Refute c) Fulfill e) Disband

b) Belittle d) Stalwart

CONTAMINATION : a) Ingenuousness c) Purification e) Prejudice

b) Miserliness d) Forgetfulness

100. LAVISH : a) Conclude c) Proclaim e) Frugal

b) Hoard d) Distinguish

101. DIATRIBE : a) Purposefully designed c) Distant e) Inquisitive

b) Nontransferable d) Encomium

102. FACILITATE :

b) Righteous d) Relieved

103. Sedulous : a) indolent c) Enamour e) Zealous

b) Inebriated d) Extenuating

104. INELUCTABLE : a) Unwilling c) Easily avoided e) Frequently overlooked

b) Unusually small d) Fanciful

105. VOLUBLE : a) Intermittent c) Refined e) Forgone

b) Inebriated d) Reticent

106. PIQUANT : a) Shocking c) Rigorous e) Bland

b) Jovial d) Merry

107. RECIDIVISM : a) Effective rehabilitation c) Unique talent e) Truthful accusation

b) Deep depression d) sufficient funds

108. LOUTISH : a) Boisterous c) Calamitous e) Insightful

b) provocative d) Sophisticated

109. ENNUI : a) Talkative c) Jocund e) Very common

b) Oppressed d) Easily avoided

110. RECALCITRANT : a) Polished c) Yielding e) Miserly

b) Feckless d) Somber

111. MITIGATE : a) Intensify c) Mire e) Coax

b) Defend d) Frequent

112. TREPIDATION : a) Contempt c) Rancor e) Courage

b) Restlessness d) Vigilance

113. FECKLESS a) Well-planned c) Strong and effective e) extremely hostile

b) Gargantuan d) Short-lived

114. PROCLIVITY : a) Prodigality c) Credence e) Awkward 115. TENUOUS : a) Unseemly c) Trenchant e) Awkward 116. SALIENT : a) Concealed c) Stagnant e) Omnipotent 117. ENERVATE : a) Invigorate c) Necessitate e) Elucidate 118. NOISOME : a) Luxurious c) Idyllic e) Transparent 119. SPURIOUS : a) Malignant c) Incumbent e) Speculative 120. SPRUCED : a) Feverish c) Squalid e) Transparent 121. NEFARIOUS : a) Virtuous c) Resourceful e) Potent 122. INDEFATIGABLE : a) Redolent c) Famished e) Ignorant

b) Aversion d) Calumny

b) Inherited d) Forlorn

b) Inclined d) Blameworthy

b) Contemplate d) Evaluate

b) Beneficial d) Resolved

b) Authentic d) Gracious

b) Monstrous d) Resolved

b) Pedestrian d) Sordid

b) Exhausted d) Regrettable

123. PLETHORA : a) Piety c) Paucity e) Harmony

b) Agility d) Chagrin

124. MUNIFICENT : a) Skimpy c) Faulty e) Rudimentary

b) Grandiose d) Perplexing

125. DESPOTIC :

a) Reclaim c) Refrain e) Altruistic

b) Proliferate d) Inundate

126. MULTIFARIOUS : a) Voluminous c) Noble e) Unsurpassable

b) Mundane d) Monolithic

127. TORPOR : a) Lucidity c) Activity e) Upshot

b) Cohesion d) Sobriety

128. DESULTORY : a) Phobic c) Fabulous e) Inconsequential

b) Entrenched d) Systematic

129. ABSTEMIOUS : a) Self-indulgent c) Obstreperous e) Contrite

b) Terse d) Finite

130. GARRULOUS : a) Grisly c) Youthful e) Silent

b) Fervent d) Cautious

131. IMPERVIOUS : a) Gallant c) Penetrable e) Intense

b) Brazen d) Coherent

132. PILLORY : a) Edify c) Magnify e) Delineate

b) Truncate d) Venerate

133. ABROGATE : a) Enact c) Replenish e) Tarnish

b) Disinfect d) Entice

134. INVEIGH : a) Forswear c) Laud e) Remand

b) Barter d) Misuse

135. NADIR : a) Calamity c) Apex e) Self-control 136. OBFUSCATE : a) Suppress c) Reprimand e) Protract

b) Perdition d) Nexus b) Elucidate d) Absolve

137. RAFFISH : a) Tyrannical c) Simplified e) Moronic

b) August d) questionable

149. LASSITUDE : a) Aptitude c) Strength e) Largess

b) Civility d) Jollity

138. LACONIC : a) Wordy c) Morose e) Contrite

b) Inconsistent d) Merciful

150. POSTULATE : a) Verify c) Reject e) Defame

b) Deter d) Congregate

139. SALUBRIOUS : a) Unhealthful c) Out of date e) Gradual

b) In short supply d) Poorly planned

151. SEDULOUS : a) Imposing c) Lazy e) Exemplary

b) Fluctuating d) Ample

140. MOTILITY : a) Laxness c) Wisdom e) Paralysis

b) Insanity d) Salvation

152. INANIMATE : a) Convicted c) Insane e) Charming

b) Progressive d) Lively

141. RAIL : a) eulogize c) make note of e) Pass over

b) Refuse to accept d) Return to

153. DIFFERENTIATE : a) Reward c) Forbear e) Attack

b) Intend d) Combine

b) Remain constant d) Attempt e) incur

154. ERRATIC : a) Momentary c) Consistent e) Quiet

b) Loose d) Mixed

143. TAWDRY : a) Sagacious c) Purify e) Correct

b) Truthful d) Criticize

155. UNDERMINE : a) Recline c) Review e) Strengthen

b) Ascend d) Invest

144. ADULTERATE : a) Renounce c) Purify e) Correct

b) Forbid d) Criticize

156. BOMBAST : a) Complaining tone c) Improper advance e) Simple speech

b) Shrill whine d) Incorrect judgment

145. CHASTEN : a) portend c) Avoid e) Reward

b) Refute d) Accept

157. INEBRIATION: a) Sobriety c) Jollity e) Piety

b) Felicity d) Gravity

146. IGNOMINIOUS : a) Uneducated c) Vigorous e) Dangerous

b) Resilient d) Honorable

158. PUNCTILIOUS: a) Exacting c) feckless e) Rigidity

b) Veracity d) Tardiness

b) Enthrall e) Include

159. SUPERCILIOUS: a) Common c) Angry e) Relaxed

b) Humble d) Witty

142. VACILLATE : a) Rise above c) Laugh heartily Unsuccessfully

147. ENSCONCE : a) uncover c) Exceed e) Rely 148. OBDURATE : a) Rapidly moving c) Overly affectionate e) Easily swayed

b) Closely knit d) Foul-smelling

160. TRUMPERY: a) Intensity

b) Velocity

c) Honesty e) Pomposity

d) Density

161. ACQUIESCENCE : a) Rebellion c) Inquisition e) Contrivance

b) Distillation d) Revision

162. TRUCULENT : a) Hampered c) Unappetizing e) Candid

b) Docile d) petulant

163. BENIGN : a) Bitter c) Frantic e) Superficial

b) Malignant d) Mournful

164. UNGAINLY : a) Graceful c) Miserly e) Clever

b) Unfortunate d) Remote

165. JOCULAR : a) Tuneful c) Sympathetic e) Solemn

b) Placid d) Boastful

166. DECRY : a) Retreat c) Belabor e) Attempt

b) Ensnare d) Condone

167. CURSORY : a) Fluent c) Detailed e) Loathsome

b) Courteous d) Confident

168. SCOURGE : a) predict c) Reflect e) Confine

b) Reward e) Project

169. Dissonant : a) Thoughtful c) Harmonious e) Candid

b) Forbidden d) Enviable

170. PERDITION : a) Remnant c) Deception e) Injustice

b) Regret d) Salvation

171. MOLLIFY : a) Demonstrate c) Intensify e) Refine

b) Violate d) Grapple

172. AMORPHOUS : a) Structured c) Plentiful e) Bland

b) Ancient d) Truthful

173. SOLICITUDE : a) Credulity c) Proclivity e) Aplomb

b) Inattention d) Toxicity

174. OBLOQUY : a) Praise c) Monologue e) Disgrace

b) Retort d) Divorce

175. NEOPHYTE : a) Experiment c) Veteran e) Novice

b) Clue d) Research

176. REPUDIATE : a) Answer c) Accept e) Annoy

b) Continue d) Becalm

177. EQUANIMITY : a) Approval c) Volume e) Calm

b) Agitation d) Watchfulness

178. ANTIPATHY : a) Objection c) Hatred e) Obscurity

b) Concern d) Fondness

179. AMBIGUOUS : a) Auxiliary c) Decent e) Clear

b) Salvage d) Descent

180. EUPHONIOUS : a) Strident c) Lengthy e) Moot

b) Melodious d) External

181. OPPORTUNE : a) Occasional c) Fragile e) Timely

b) Weeping d) Awkward

182. NOTORIOUS : a) Maladroit c) Unknown e) Angelic

b) Expert d) Libelous

183. RUTHLESS : a) Pitiless

b) Scant

c) Merciful e) Mature

d) Armed

a) Native c) Dirge e) Mate

b) Mexican laborer d) Eulogy

184. EQUABLE : a) Sensual c) Stormy e) Peaceful

b) Empty d) Mercenary

196. MOMENTOUS : a) Minutely c) Hourly e) Connected

185. ALTRUISM : a) Good nature c) Decency e) Mercy

b) Miserliness d) Fragility

186. ALOOF : a) Gregarious c) Gluttonous e) Anemic

b) Garrulous d) Queer

197. EMACIATED : a) Stout c) Detailed e) Final 198. COY : a) Modest c) Bold e) Unoccupied

187. MORIBUND : a) Appropriate c) Deadly e) Disgust

b) Living d) Undertaker

199. UNTENABLE : a) Untrue c) Limited e) Precise

b) Supportable d) Favorite

188. OBESE : a) Hungry c) Fatal e) Shrewd

b) Transparent d) Slim

200. OSTENTATIOUS : a) Showy c) Divine e) Noisome

b) plain d) Niggardly

201. PALLID : a) Weak c) Wan e) Ruddy

b) Fainting d) Robust

202. EMANCIPATE : a) Insure c) Make a man of ‘ e) Wander

b) Proclaim d) Enslave

203. CRABBED : a) Notorious c) Like a crab e) Unhappy

b) Fruity d) Sweet-tempered

204. CURSORY : a) Thorough c) Classified e) Sad

b) Not swearing d) Moot

205. UNIMPEACHABLE : a) Not Blameless c) Practical e) Venial

b) Fault-finding d) Alleged

206. OVERT : a) Frank c) Inverted ] e) Public

b) Reversed d) Hidden

189. ZENITH : a) Nadir c) Summit e) Width 190. OPULENCE : a) Affluence c) Poverty e) Eyestrain

b) Height d) Depth b) Stocks d) Checks

191. PALATIAL : a) Wealthy c) Belonging to the throat e) Poverty

b) Small d) Adenoidal

192. MOIETY : a) Fraction c) Integer e) Denominator

b) Partition d) Whole

193. EGRESS : a) Effigy c) Showcase e) Entrance

b) Exhibit d) Mirror

194. ORNATE : a) Candid c) Simple e) Inherent

b) Decorative d) Private

195. PAEAN :

b) Unimportant d) Tiny

b) Delicate d) Out of order b) Naïve d) Busy

207. PALPABLE : a) Perceptible c) Implacable e) Intangible 208. EMINENT : a) Famous c) Esteemed e) Notorious 209. CRASS : a) Small c) Graceful e) Airy 210. DAUNTLESS: a) Unusual c) Courteous e) Sly 211. UNISON : a) Duct c) Sweetness e) Discord

b) Friendly d) Disturbed

b) Criminal d) Depth

b) Refined d) Modest

b) Brave d) Timid

b) Harmony d) Solo

212. PACIFIST : a) Objector c) Militarist e) Troop

b) Artillery d) Drill

213. PALTRY : a) Trivial c) Frightened e) Significant

b) Myriad d) Unimportant

214. CRAVEN : a) Brave c) Belonging to birds e) Spacious

b) Glowing d) Pusillanimous

215. DECOROUS : a) Shy c) Impish e) Lucid

b) Improper d) Angelic

216. GARRULOUS : a) Waving c) Conspicuously good ] e) Extra wavy

b) Bestow d) Laconic

217. CESSATION : a) Sewage c) Beginning e) Close

b) Disposal d) End

218. UNCOUTH :

a) Rude c) Trim e) Dry

b) Graceful d) Crude

219. BEATIFIC : a) Impish c) Angelic e) Tiny

b) Blissful d) Neat

220. DOFF : a) Collar c) Nerve e) Don

b) Adorn d) Judge

221. FLOUNDER : a) Show off c) Flourish e) Mistake

b) Pick up d) Pack

222. CHOLERIC : a) Orderly c) Odious e) Drilling

b) Phlegmatic d) Odorous

223. UNSCRUPULOUS : a) Exhume c) insidious e) Varacious

b) Extirpate d) Inter

224. BELATED : a) Lamented c) Too late e) Compelled

b) On time d) Tardy

225. DOLOROUS : a) Doleful c) Happy e) Wandering

b) Dreadful d) Beautiful

226. FLEDGLING : a) Experienced c) Newborn e) Spry

b) Shy d) Youthful

227. CHASTE : a) Rude c) Ashen e) Impure

b) Neat d) Wan

228. UNFEIGNED : a) Deserved c) Terse e) Disguised

b) Intense d) Brief

229. BENEVOLENT : a) Generous c) Miserly e) Coy

b) Philanthropic d) Tense

230. FLUMMOX : a) Speed c) Hesitance e) Unfazed

b) Force d) Speech

242. Unseemly : a) Staring c) Sere e) Hurt

b) Becoming d) Coarse

231. CHIMERICAL : a) Realistic c) Not fantastic e) Astute

b) Romantic d) Shrewd

243. JOCOSE : a) Comic c) Connected e) Disjointed

b) Morose d) Contented

232. UNKEMPT : a) Tidy c) Clever e) Undressed

b) Clean d) Close

244. SENILITY : a) Maturity c) Childhood e) Lethargy

b) Dotage d) Frankness

233. DOLT : a) Clever person c) Intelligentsia e) Clod

b) Oaf d) Devil

245. REPUGNANCE : a) Love c) Blame e) Awe

b) Absolution d) Virtue

b) Urge d) Egg on

246. INVULNERABLE : a) Harmful c) Penetrable e) Virtuous

b) Baneful d) poisonous

247. HAPLESS : a) Carefree c) Contented e) Fortunate

b) Ill d) Without vice

248. CONDIGN : a) Inadequate c) Dignified e) Stern

b) Worthy d) Severe

249. LACONIC : a) Banal c) Tense e) Tacit

b) Lengthy d) Turbid

250. SENTENTIOUS : a) practical c) Verbose e) Excused

b) Avid d) Verbal

251. INIMICAL : a) Unfriendly c) Alien e) Amiable

b) Imitated d) Morose

252. URBANE : a) Poisonous c) Scholarly e) Naive

b) Rustic d) Futile

234. EXPATIATE : a) Discuss c) Talk Briefly e) Trust 235. FANTASTIC : a) Romantic c) Frantic e) Tense 236. CHOLERIC : a) Good-natured c) Impish e) Splenetic 237. UNRULY : a) Curly c) Bright e) Blue 238. DORMANT : a) Lethargic c) Comatose e) Fearful 239. EXTIRPATE : a) Exhume c) Exit e) Enter 240. fawning : a) Calling c) Arrogant e) Hostile 241. CHURLISH : a) Gracious c) Servile e) Ruddy

b) Realistic d) Sharp b) Irascible d) Coarse

b) Tractable d) Tortuous

b) Immaterial d) alert

b) Trust d) Implant

b) Sycophantic d) Erect

b) Doltish d) Crude

253. LUGUBRIOUS :

a) Stormy c) Portable e) Famous

b) Heavy d) Gay

254. SOPORIFIC : a) Legal c) Stimulant e) Famous

b) Illegal d) Wonderful

255. INTREPID : a) Courageous c) Cowardly e) Stolid

b) Contrary d) Pedestrian

256. Laconic : a) Voluble c) Militant e) Fashionable

b) Friendly d) Fretful

257. GREGARIOUS : a) Antisocial c) Ghastly e) Carnivorous

b) Herbivorous d) Indifferent

258. DOLEFUL : a) Merry c) Miserly e) Sociable

b) Charitable d) Weary

259. Dilatory : a) Inflating c) Expediting e) Lucid

b) Deflating d) Magnanimous

260. ACRIMONIOUS : a) Bitter c) Scornful e) Avid

b) Harmonious d) Affirmative

261. OBLOQUY : a) Directness c) Praise e) Migration

b) Tortuousness d) Kindling

262. AMENABLE : a) Intractable c) Frantic e) hectic

b) Likable d) Magnificent

263. sallow : a) Deep c) Wise e) Negligent

b) Ruddy d) Conciliatory

264. Remiss : a) Painstaking c) Consequential e) Sorry

b) Unduly d) Negligent

265. Veracious : a) Hungry c) Tawdry e) Limited

b) Sated d) Mendacious

266. Halcyon : a) Turbulent c) Notable e) Usual

b) Meager d) Varied

267. Sanguine : a) Goading c) Halting e) Genuine

b) morbid d) Melancholy

268. OPULENT : a) Sanguine c) Penurious e) Keen

b) Futile d) Gemlike

269. VACUOUS : a) Stupid c) Full e) Loose

b) Cloudy d) Frantic

270. CALLOW : a) Experienced c) exquisite e) Cautious

b) Crude d) Lamentable

271. METTLE : a) Meretricious c) Ingenuous e) Complacent

b) Cowardice d) Carefree

272. CIRCUITOUS : a) Encompassing c) Drastic e) Oblique

b) Direct d) Bombastic

273. PROPITIOUS : a) Magnanimous c) Unfavorable e) Declining

b) Maligning d) Inclining

274. WAX : a) Grow larger c) Grow wilder e) Mar

b) Grow smaller d) Polish

275. PLETHORA : a) Despair c) Avarice e) Scarcity

b) Denial d) Aversion

276. insipid : a) Wise

b) Flavorful

c) Cowardly e) Livid

d) Cautious

277. NEBULOUS : a) Hypothetical c) Bickering e) Forgetful

b) Querulous d) Distinct

278. HUMILITY : a) Comedy c) Arrogance e) Fastidiousness

b) Queerness d) Loyalty

279. DISSUADE : a) Extort c) Extol e) Intensify

b) Exhort d) Assuage

280. BLAND : a) Pale c) Angry e) Spicy

b) Mild d) Vital

281. SANGUINE : a) Hot c) Arctic e) Related

b) Frantic d) Pessimistic

282. CUPIDITY : a) Love c) Altruism e) Despair

b) Hate d) Fear

283. LEVIATHAN: a) Blasphemous c) puny e) Palatable 284. TACITURN : a) Revolving c) Callous e) Garrulous 285. BANAL : a) Tropical c) Original e) Noisy 286. ANATHEMA : a) National song c) Name e) Benediction 287. OMNISCIENT : a) Powerful c) Scheduled e) Ignorant

b) Pious d) Villainous

b) Maintaining d) Beautiful

b) Dry d) Enthusiastic

b) Factual report d) Concept

b) Weak d) Wasteful

288. AVID : a) Veracious c) Insignificant e) Loath

b) Forgetful d) Stated

289. VACILLATING : a) Resolute c) Embroiling e) Verifying

b) Soothing d) predicting

290. NETTLE : a) Mortify c ) Magnify e) Magnetize

b) Mollify d) Blister

291. DISSUADE : a) Disarm c) Entice e) Exhort

b) Support d) Execute

292. REVILE : a) Devoid c) Saturated e) Avid

b) Castigate d) Encouraged

293. CRASS : a) Enamored of with c) Capable of coexistence e) Subservient

b) In disagreement d) Refined

294. SAVORY : a) Sapid c) Improvident e) Insignificant

b) Noisome d) Insipid

295. IMPUDENT : a) fresh c) Ashamed e) Vain

b) Embarrassed d) Careful

296. SLOVENLY : a) Happily c) Inconspicuous e) Methodical

b) Hapless d) Magnanimous

297. UTILITARIAN : a) Resourceful c) Artistic e) Magnanimous

b) Practical d) Evil

298. INCREDULITY : a) Belief c) Gullibility e) Consternation

b) Conviction d) Sympathy

299. PENITENT : a) Poverty stricken

b) Affluent

c) Absorbent e) Unrepentant 300. INSIDIOUS : a) Cautious c) Carefree e) Deceptive

d) Solid

b) Treacherous d) Honest

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