Antonyms
incomplete, limited, partial
Exhaustive
outdated, old-fashioned, outdated
Obsolete
The soldier decided to ________ after his enemy attacked him.
retaliate
The Marvel Cinematic Universe kicked off with this 2008 film.
Iron Man
The government attempted to ________ the protest by threatening those who participated with legal consequences.
A. proclaim
B. inhibit
C. rectify
D. perceive
inhibit
unimportant, minor, insignificant
critical
notice, recognize, observe
Perceive
The two friends had so much ________ after their argument that they stopped talking.
Animosity
Which actor went viral for an Oscars slap incident in 2022?
Will Smith
The company's decision to replace the outdated computer system was necessary because the existing technology had become ________.
A. novel
B. critical
C. obsolete
D. prominent
obsolete
conceal, hide, suppress
proclaim
abundance, plenty, large amount
profusion
The thick forest was almost ________, making it difficult for hikers to pass through.
Impenetrable
Who was the 16th President of the United States?
Abraham Lincoln
The museum contained a ________ of paintings from the nineteenth century, giving visitors an unusually extensive view of the period's art.
A. scorn
B. profusion
C. aversion
D. sanction
profusion
haste, impulsiveness, thoughtlessness
Deliberation
controversial, argumentative, disputed
Contentious
The doctor told him not to ________ the treatment longer than necessary.
prolong
Which country is both an island and a continent?
Australia
The climber's decision to cross the damaged bridge was particularly ________; one wrong step could have caused him to fall.
A. precarious
B. eloquent
C. veritable
D. docile
precarious
boring, dull, uninteresting
Intriguing
clear, justify, prove innocent
Vindicate
The author seemed to ________ to a famous historical event without directly naming it.
allude
What is the only letter that doesn't appear in any U.S. state name?
Q
The unusual behavior of the normally ________ horse concerned its owner because the animal had suddenly become difficult to control.
A. contentious
B. dissident
C. docile
D. prominent
docile