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Question 1872

A good critic must be a man of great CANDOR. (find synonym)

Acircumvent

Bclemency

Cchurlish

Dhonesty

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D. honestyExplanation not yet available.

Question 1871

Her moods are as FLIGHTY as the weather.

Achangeable

Brattling

Ctypical

Dcaliber

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A. changeableExplanation not yet available.

Question 1870

There is no doubt that the judgement is FAIR. (find synonym)

Ainsincere

Bbiased

Cinconsiderate

Dupright

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D. uprightExplanation not yet available.

Question 1869

His silence was taken as TACIT agreement. (find synonym)

Ahostile

Bimplied

Covert

Dgeneral

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B. implied"TACIT": silent consent and raise no objections.

Question 1868

The teacher BERATED his students. (find synonym)

Apraised

Badvised

Creproached

Dsupervised

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C. reproachedExplanation not yet available.

Question 1867

He had the NERVE to face the robbers all alone. (find synonym)

Acourage

Bstrength

Ccapacity

Daudacity

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A. courageExplanation not yet available.

Question 1866

The guest made DEROGATORY remarks about the food he was served.

Ainteresting

Bcomplimentary

Cunnecessary

Dcheerful

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B. complimentaryExplanation not yet available.

Question 1865

Dont you think his account of things was MONOTONOUS ?

Aagreeable

Bacceptable

Cindecent

Dvaried

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D. variedExplanation not yet available.

Question 1864

He has an AVERSION to milk. (find Antonym)

Adear

Bloving

Cliking

Dpet

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C. likingExplanation not yet available.

Question 1863

the speaker was unable to PACIFY the crowd. (Find Antonym)

Aantagonize

Bexcite

Cthreaten

Dchallenge

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B. exciteExplanation not yet available.

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A good critic must be a man of great CANDOR. (find synonym)

Her moods are as FLIGHTY as the weather.

There is no doubt that the judgement is FAIR. (find synonym)

His silence was taken as TACIT agreement. (find synonym)

The teacher BERATED his students. (find synonym)

He had the NERVE to face the robbers all alone. (find synonym)

The guest made DEROGATORY remarks about the food he was served.

Dont you think his account of things was MONOTONOUS ?

He has an AVERSION to milk. (find Antonym)

the speaker was unable to PACIFY the crowd. (Find Antonym)

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