Vocabulary Synonyms Quiz

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Vocabulary Synonyms

Rare: Describes something that is not commonly found or occurring; includes terms like uncommon and unique.
Recede: Refers to movement back or away; can imply a decrease in intensity or amount with synonyms like withdraw and ebb.
Recreation: Encompasses activities done for enjoyment and relaxation, with synonyms such as leisure and entertainment.
Rehabilitate: Involves restoring something to a previous state; synonyms include recover and rejuvenate.
Reimburse: The act of compensating someone for a loss or expense; also means to repay.
Reliable: Characterizes something or someone that can be depended upon; includes synonyms like trustworthy and stable.
Replicate: To make an exact copy; shares synonyms like duplicate and reproduce, commonly used in science and technology.
Repugnant: Defines something that is offensive or distasteful; can encompass words like loathsome and obnoxious.
Resuscitate: Refers to restoring life or consciousness; includes terms like revive and renew.
Revere: Means to regard with deep respect or admiration; synonyms include worship and adore.
Rivalry: Denotes competition between entities; often refers to a contest or challenge.
Rural: Pertains to the countryside or less populated areas; is associated with rustic and agricultural characteristics.
Sacred: Describes something considered holy or worthy of reverence; similar terms include hallowed and consecrated.
Sane: Indicates sound mental health; related to rational and sensible conditions.
Satisfactory: Refers to meeting requirements or expectations; also implies adequacy and acceptability.
Scatter: Involves dispersing or spreading over an area; includes synonyms like disperse and dispel.
Scrutinize: Means to examine something closely and critically; related terms include inspect and investigate.
Secluded: Describes a place that is hidden or private; associated with isolated and withdrawn environments.
Sedate: Refers to a calm and placid state; includes synonyms like tranquil and serene.
Semblance: Indicates an outward appearance or likeness; often used to describe similarity.
Shun: Means to deliberately avoid or ignore; can also imply evasion or snubbing.
Significant: Denotes importance or noteworthy qualities; often relates to substantial implications.
Simultaneously: Refers to occurrences at the same time; indicates concurrent events.
Sincere: Describes expressions that are genuine and heartfelt; includes straightforward communication.
Slander: Involves making false and damaging statements about someone; synonyms include malign and libel.
Sly: Characterizes cunning or crafty behavior; can imply shrewdness or subtlety.
Soaked: Describes something completely saturated with water; includes terms like drenched and sodden.

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