word
The public can't access the classified information.
What does the word "classified" mean?
unavailable
confidential
enigmatic
mysterious
esoteric
Opaque
clear
After a bad experience with a failed investment, when it comes to financial decisions, she is now approaching opportunities with more caution and thoroughness.
Which idiom would you use in this situation?
Once bittern, twice shy.
the occurrence and development of events by chance in a happy or beneficial way. It refers to the unexpected discovery of something pleasant or fortunate while not specifically searching for it. This term is often associated with pleasant surprises or fortunate accidents.
serendipity
The President said the meetings in the UK would cement the friendship between the two countries.
What does the word "cement" mean?
strengthen
solidify
mellifluous
harmonious
Ephemeral
permanent
Suppose the manager of a company is away on a business trip, leaving the employees without direct supervision. During this time, some employees may slack off, gossip, or engage in activities that they wouldn't do when the manager is present. In a discussion about office dynamics, someone might say:
the occurrence of events or circumstances that happen by chance and have no apparent causal connection. It's when two or more things happen at the same time, or in close succession, without a clear, deliberate relationship.
coincidence
The new government is going to milk us for every penny through taxation to pay off the huge national debt.
What does the word "milk" mean?
extract as much as possible
Odd one out!
Pernicious
Detrimental
Malevolent
Baneful
Benevolent
Benevolent
Quixotic
realistic
Imagine someone is shopping for a new smartphone, and they find a model they really like. When they inquire about the price, they discover it's much higher than they expected. In a conversation with a friend, they might say:
a person who acts obsequiously towards someone in power, often with the intent of gaining advantage or favor. Such an individual is typically overly flattering, insincere, and excessively praises or ingratiates themselves to those in authority.
Sycophant
The abolition of apartheid was justified and long overdue.
What does the word "apartheid" mean?
racial segregation
African words
Ubiquitous
Pervasive
Voracious
satisfied
Suppose a team is in a meeting discussing a project, and they have already agreed on a decision. However, one team member keeps bringing up the same points and arguing for an alternative solution that has already been rejected. In frustration, another team member might say:
Don't beat a dead horse!
Intended for or understood by only a small number of people with special knowledge.
Q. Spell the word
esoteric
I think that general elections are just a big palaver and we should not bother to vote.
What does the word "palaver" mean?
time-consuming task
Portuguese word
Fine one word that does not belong to the others.
Trudge
Hobble
Sprint
Stroll
Stride
Sprint = run / The others = walk
trudge: walk with effort
hobble: limp
stroll: leisurely walk
stride: purposeful steps
Loquacious
reserved
After a long and tiring day at work, someone might say:
"I'm exhausted. I think I'm going to ______________ early tonight and get a good night's sleep."
hit the sack
Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious
Which movie is this word introduced?
Mary Poppins