Questions and CORRECT Answers
authentic - CORRECT ANSWER - Definition: real, genuine, not false or imitation
Synonyms: accurate, actual, bonafide, credible, legitimate, original
nocturnal - CORRECT ANSWER - Definition: happening at night
Synonyms: after dark, late, nightly
enigma - CORRECT ANSWER - Definition: mystery, something hard to explain
Synonyms: bewilderment, head-scratcher, mystification, perplexity, problem, puzzle, question,
riddle, secret
amplify - CORRECT ANSWER - Definition: increase in size or effect; to elaborate,
expand on
Synonyms: add to, augment, boost, broaden, enhance, enlarge, expand on, elaborate on, increase,
intensify
chivalry - CORRECT ANSWER - Definition: valor, gallantry
Synonyms: courage, courtliness, courtesy, fairness, politeness, valiance
domineering - CORRECT ANSWER - Definition: oppressive, authoritative
Synonyms: bossy, dictatorial, dominating, imperious, intimidating, threatening, overbearing,
tyrannical
fatigue - CORRECT ANSWER - Definition: tiredness
Synonyms: burnout, exhaustion, weakness, weariness
,inflexible - CORRECT ANSWER - Definition: rigidly firm in purpose; incapable of
change, stubborn
Synonyms: adamant, determined, immovable, rigid, steadfast, unbending, uncompromising,
unyielding
girth - CORRECT ANSWER - Definition: measurement around something
Synonyms: circumference, compass, distance around, perimeter
parry - CORRECT ANSWER - Definition: to evade (a question), to ward off (as a blow)
Synonyms: avoid, block, circumvent, deflect, dodge, fend off, repel
abyss - CORRECT ANSWER - Definition: something very deep(usually a land feature),
empty space
Synonyms: bottomless pit,chasm, gorge, hollow, vast cavity, void
meager - CORRECT ANSWER - Definition: small, inadequate, poor, scant
Synonyms: insufficient, little, paltry, scarce, sparse, weak
alleged - CORRECT ANSWER - Definition: declared or stated without proof
Synonyms: declared, doubtful, implied, so-called, professed, purported, questionable, suspect
nemesis - CORRECT ANSWER - Definition: bane
Synonyms: adversary, enemy, foe, opponent; affliction, curse; destruction, downfall, ruin,
payback, punishment
reside - CORRECT ANSWER - Definition: live or exist in
Synonyms: abide, consist, dwell, inhabit, occupy
tyrant - CORRECT ANSWER - Definition: person who dictates or oppresses
, Synonyms: absolute ruler, authoritarian, despot, dictator, oppressor, persecutor, unjust ruler
comparison - CORRECT ANSWER - Definition: act of comparing or contrasting
Synonyms: analogy, correlation, connection, likeness, resemblance, similarity
lackadaisical - CORRECT ANSWER - Definition: careless, indifferent, impassive
Synonyms: apathetic, disinterested, inattentive, lazy, unenthusiastic, unmotivated
wager - CORRECT ANSWER - Definition: money or something gambled; to make a bet
Synonyms: bet, challenge, to gamble, risk, speculation, stake; to bet, to risk, to speculate
improbable - CORRECT ANSWER - Definition: not likely, doubtful
Synonyms: illogical, implausible, inconceivable, questionable
malicious - CORRECT ANSWER - Definition: hateful, nasty
Synonyms: awful, hurtful, mean, spiteful, vengeful, vicious
imperial - CORRECT ANSWER - Definition: regal, official; arrogantly bossy,
authoritarian
Synonyms: royal, stately, kingly, majestic; bossy, dictatorial, domineering, imperious,
overbearing,
ostracize - CORRECT ANSWER - Definition: to refuse to associate with
Synonyms: avoid, banish, cast out, exclude, exile, expel, oust, reject, shun, snub
zealot - CORRECT ANSWER - Definition: one who shows zeal, an enthusiast
Synonyms: activist, believer, diehard, extremist, fanatic, maniac