Synonyms
A synonym for monumental is...
A) remarkable
B) repetitive
C) empathetic
A) remarkable
Mimic means...
A) To imitate especially to entertain or ridicule.
B) To appear extremely dissimilar.
C) To perform silent comedy.
A) To imitate especially to entertain or ridicule.
The ocean is so ________ that we have never explored all of it.
A) Pedantic
B) Vast
C) Pious
Vast
Circumstantial
A) The evidence was circumstantial, so the case was thrown out.
B) Amanda was a circumstantial person; she liked cats.
C) The barber shop was circumstantially built.
A) The evidence was circumstantial, so the case was thrown out.
Vast
A) The vast sea was awe inspiring.
B) The vast parking lot fit four vehicles.
C) He described his four foot lawn as vast.
A) The vast sea was awe inspiring.
A synonym for lackluster is...
A) profitable
B) expensive
C) dull
C) dull
Lackluster means...
A) To be strange in an interesting way.
B) To be lacking in conviction; uninspired.
C) To be shiny and bright in a attractive way.
B) To be lacking in conviction; uninspired.
The end of WW2 was a _________ moment in history.
A) Obscene
B) Lackluster
C) Monumental
C) Monumental
Lackluster
A) The lackluster lamborghini was green and purple.
B) The lackluster response to the movie meant their would be no sequel.
C) Her lackluster ambition was to become president.
B) The lackluster response to the movie meant their would be no sequel.
Mimic
A) Pigs mimic velociraptors perfectly.
B) The two very different paintings mimicked each other.
C) The voice actor mimicked his voice perfectly.
C) The voice actor mimicked his voice perfectly.
A synonym for pedantic is...
A) sloppy
B) meticulous
C) lamentable
B) meticulous
Circumstantial means...
A) A situation that has gone terrible wrong.
B) Needing contextual information to make sense of a situation.
C) Pointing indirectly toward someone's guilt but not conclusively proving it.
C) Pointing indirectly toward someone's guilt but not conclusively proving it.
The atheist was not an extremely _______ person.
A) Pious
B) Tranquil
C) Expedient
A) Pious
Monumental
A) The Great Depression was not a monumental part of American history.
B) The president was not considered a monumental person.
C) The monumental statue towered over them.
C) The monumental statue towered over them.
Ode
A) The book was a beautiful ode to his love.
B) The ode listed everything bad about her ex.
C) The terrible recipe was an ode to their homeland.
A) The book was a beautiful ode to his love.
A synonym for obscene is...
A) sanctimonious
B) glorified
C) indecent
C) indecent
Pedantic means...
A) To be a person who is extremely careless with their words.
B) To be a person who is excessively concerned with minor details and rules.
C) To be unnecessarily positive in a bad situation.
B) To be a person who is excessively concerned with minor details and rules.
The work of Stephen Hawking is _______ worthy.
A) Ode
B) Circumstantially
C) Credulously
A) Ode
Obscene
A) Parents wanted the innocent, obscene TV show put on Disney Channel.
B) Shakespeare made obscene jokes in his plays for comic relief.
C) The obscene painting was put in a church for display.
B) Shakespeare made obscene jokes in his plays for comic relief.
Pious
A) The pious woman left religion behind.
B) Pete Davidson is frequently described as pious.
C) The pious priest was devoted to his church.
C) The pious priest was devoted to his church.
A synonym for pious is...
A) sullied
B) devout
C) jaded
B) devout
Multitudinous means...
A) Very numerous
B) Very silly
C) Very bland
A) Very numerous
The photo was called _______ for having a topless woman in it.
A) Pious
B) Jaded
C) Obscene
C) Obscene
Multitudinous
A) One of the rarest plants on the earth is multitudinous.
B) The multitudinous disease affected only 1 in 5 million.
C) The supersized bag had multitudinous amounts of chips.
C) The supersized bag had multitudinous amounts of chips.
Pedantic
A) Their coach was pedantic. She didn't care about any of the rules or following regulation.
B) The perfectionist was extremely pedantic with their work.
C) The lazy slob kept a pedantically clean house.
B) The perfectionist was extremely pedantic with their work.