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Reprehensible (opposite) a)digestible b)commendable c)deplorable d)contemptible e)irritable
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- in English Vocabulary
- 9 years ago.
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Necessary (opposite) a)astringent b)strenuous c)untelligible d)important e)superfluous
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- in English Vocabulary
- 9 years ago.
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unpardonable is to forgive as ..a)impregnable is to attack b)egregious is to counteract c)genial is to love d)intermittent is to eliminate e)inauspicious is to revisit
- Question asked by Vijay
- in English Grammar
- 9 years ago.
- 0 answers
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reckless is to caution as a)deliberate is to thought b)silly is to intent c)mean is to compasssion d)alert is to sleep e)angry is to prudence
- Question asked by Vijay
- in English Grammar
- 9 years ago.
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audacious is to trepidation as a)loquacious is to apathy b)irrational is to reason c)licentious is to pride d)impudent is to confidence e)timorous is to afraid
- Question asked by Vijay
- in English Grammar
- 9 years ago.
- 2 answers
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keep up with a) act unfriendly toward someone, ignore; b) maintain the same speed as; c) generally, customarily; d) exhaust the supply of
- Question asked by Vijay
- in English Grammar
- 9 years ago.
- 1 answer
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watch:scrutinize a)scrub:clean b)suggest:command c) contend:dispute d)react:defy e)criticize:challenge
- Question asked by Vijay
- in English Grammar
- 9 years ago.
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Novice:experience :: a)indigent:wealth b)benefactor:habit c) arbitrator :rpudence d)youth:attrativeness e)strategist:guile
- Question asked by Vijay
- in English Grammar
- 9 years ago.
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Vague (opposite ) a)implicit b)transparent c)intentional d)infinite e)indistinct
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- in English Grammar
- 9 years ago.
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keep an eye out for a) become friendly especially at a first meeting; b) look for; c) go as fast as, catch; d) do what someone else did especially a parent
- Question asked by Vijay
- in English Grammar
- 9 years ago.
- 1 answer
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keep on with a) be compassionate, show mercy; b) continue; c) be very busy, have a challenging job; d) quickly, without any preparation time
- Question asked by Vijay
- in English Grammar
- 9 years ago.
- 1 answer
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Apparently___by convention or modesty,the vacationer decided to sunbathe in the nude on the corwded beach. a)unmasked b)unconstrained c)discomfited d)disguised e)compelled
- Question asked by Vijay
- in English Grammar
- 9 years ago.
- 4 answers
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invisible is to see as ... a)unattainable is to reach b)intolerable is to condemn c)intentional is to reverse d)imperfect is to improve e)innate is to recover
- Question asked by Vijay
- in English Grammar
- 9 years ago.
- 1 answer
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Towel is to dry as ... a) dish is to spoon b)saw is to cut c) gem is to sparkle d)bowl is to wash e) razor is to sharp
- Question asked by Vijay
- in English Grammar
- 9 years ago.
- 1 answer
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cheese is to eat as ...a)wound is to hurt b)climb is to tree c)clean is to napkin d)shirt is to wear e)lettuce is to leaf
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- in English Grammar
- 9 years ago.
- 0 answers
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keep an eye on a) assist; b) watch, take care of, look after; c) not knowing, confused; d) be very busy, have a challenging job
- Question asked by Vijay
- in English Grammar
- 9 years ago.
- 1 answer
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jump to conclusions a) return something to its proper place; b) indicate; c) form opinions without sufficient evidence; d) use completely
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- in English Grammar
- 9 years ago.
- 1 answer
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audacious is to trepidation as a)loquacious is to apathy b)irrational is to reason c)licentious is to pride d)impudent is to confidence e)timorous is to afraid
- Question asked by Vijay
- in English Grammar
- 9 years ago.
- 0 answers