| Question | Answer |
| Avenge | V. To get revenge for, get even for, settle a score. |
| Cede | V. To give up, surrender,
Synonyms; deliver up, transfer |
| Deluge | N. A great flood, a heavy fall of rain, anything that comes in a large quantity.
V. To flooD
Synonyms; swamp, inundate
Antonym; trickle, dribble |
| Discretion | N. good judgment, care, and speech and action |
| Giddy | Adj. dizzy, lightheaded, lacking seriousness.
Synonyms; frivolous, faint, flighty
Antonyms; sober, levelheaded, serious |
| Impact | N. The striking of one object against another, the shock caused by a collision.
V. To affect, especially, forcefully.
Synonyms; collision, blow, effect |
| Intimidate | V. To make timid or frightened by threats.
Synonyms; Hector, browbeat |
| Liberate | V. To free from bondage or domination, to release.
Synonyms; untie, unshackle
Antonyms; imprison, fetter, shackle |
| Logical | Adj. reasonable, making use of reason and good sense
Synonym; rational, sensible,
Antonym, unsound, preposterous. |
| Misrepresent | V. To give false or untrue idea
Synonym; falsify, twist, exaggerate. |
| Optional | Adj. left to one’s own choice; not required
Synonym, voluntary, discretionary
Antonym; compulsory, mandatory, required. |
| Outright | Adj. complete, instantaneous, without reservation.
Adv. Completely, and instantaneously,
Synonyms, total, out and out (adv) utterly, instantly
Antonyms, partial, and incomplete |
| Rendezvous | V. To meet in accordance with the plan.
N. A meeting by agreement, a meeting place.
Synonyms: assignation |
| Rotund | Adj. rounded and plump, full or rich and sound
Synonyms, portly, sonorous
Antonyms, angular, lanky, gaunt |
| Saunter | V. To stroll, walk in an easy, leisurely way.
N. A stroll
Synonyms: v. Ramble n. Promenade
Antonyms: speed, race, hurry, |
| Sluggish | Adj. lazy, slow moving, not active, dull.
Synonyms; lethargic,
Antonyms, energetic, brisk |
| Subordinate | Adj. lower and rank or position, secondary.
N. One who is in a lower position or under the orders of someone else.
V. To put in |
| Tint | N. A delicate color or Hugh, a slight trace of something.
V. To give color to something; to dye
Synonyms: n. Tone v. Color, stain
Antonym: bleach |
| Variable | Adj. likely to undergo change, changeable.
V. A value or quantity that varies; assemble for such.
Synonyms: . fluctuating, inconstant.
Antonyms: unchanging |
| Verge | N. The point at the which something begins or happens, a border.
V. Two incline, tend toward, approach
Synonyms; threshold, edge |
