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What is the antonym of the word 'Lack'?
What is the antonym of the word 'Lack'?
- Superiority
- Grouchy
- Surfeit
- Excess (correct)
Which word is closely related to 'Native' in meaning?
Which word is closely related to 'Native' in meaning?
- Indigenous (correct)
- Pretentious
- Malignant
- Tropical
What is the opposite of the word 'Malignant'?
What is the opposite of the word 'Malignant'?
- Superiority
- Excess
- Benign (correct)
- Grouchy
What is the effect of the words 'Make Milder', 'Mitigate', and 'Beautify'?
What is the effect of the words 'Make Milder', 'Mitigate', and 'Beautify'?
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What is the purpose of the word 'Banish'?
What is the purpose of the word 'Banish'?
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Study Notes
Vocabulary
- Loquacious: talkative or fond of talking
- Pretentious: having or showing an inflated sense of one's importance
- Grouchy: having or showing a bad temper or a sullen disposition
- Benign: gentle, kind, and harmless
- Tropical: relating to or situated near the tropics
- Malignant: having or showing a wish to do harm
- Surfeit: an excessive amount of something
- Excess: an amount that is more than what is needed or normal
- Superiority: a state of being higher in quality, amount, or degree
- Lack: the state of not having something or not being able to do something
- Indigenous: originating or occurring naturally in a particular place
- Native: originating or occurring naturally in a particular place
- Make Milder: to reduce the severity or intensity of something
- Mitigate: to make something less severe or unpleasant
- Beautify: to make something more beautiful or attractive
- Banish: to officially or formally remove someone or something
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