BSEP VOCAB 1-30 WORDS Proctored Exam Questions And Answers.

abashed (adj., part.) - correct answer embarrassed, ashamed, ill at ease, disconcerted abashed synonyms - correct answer shaken up; humiliated; rattled; upset Abyss - correct answer something very deep, (usually a feature of land), empty space abyss synonyms - correct answer chasm, gorge, hollow Advisable - correct answer worthy of being recommended or suggested advisable synonym - correct answer appropriate, sensible, desirable, prudent, commendable, judicious, sound, suggested affluent - correct answer wealthy affluent synonyms - correct answer loaded, opulent, prosperous, rich, upper class, upscale, well to do affront - correct answer an insult affront synonyms - correct answer abuse, backhanded compliment, indignity, offense, outrage, provocation, put down alcove - correct answer a small recess opening off a larger room Alcove synonym - correct answer niche, nook, cubbyhole, cubicle alleged - correct answer asserted, often doubtful alleged synonyms - correct answer declared, questionable, suspect allure - correct answer to entice allure synonyms - correct answer attraction, charisma, charm, enchantment, enticement, glamor, lure, seductiveness, temptation amplify - correct answer increase in size or effect amplify synonyms - correct answer augment, enlarge, intensify, magnify antipathy - correct answer strong dislike, digust antipathy synonym - correct answer abhorrence, animosity, antagonism, hatred, hostility, ill will, loathing antiquity - correct answer old (object) antiquity synonym - correct answer antique, relic, ruin applicable - correct answer appropriate applicable synonym - correct answer fitting, germane, pertinent, relevant, suitable, useful arrogant - correct answer having exaggerated self-opinion arrogant synonym - correct answer bossy, bragging, conceited, egotistic, pompous assertion - correct answer the act of affirming or asserting or stating something assertion synonym - correct answer claim, affirmation, statement, declaration assess - correct answer to evaluate assess synonym - correct answer determine, appraise, estimate, judge, gauge assuage - correct answer to make something unpleasant less severe assuage synonym - correct answer soothe, relieve, appease, calm, ease, lighten, pacify, placate, satisfy atoll - correct answer a ringlike coral island or string of small islands surrounding a lagoon atoll synonym - correct answer isle, reef attentive - correct answer paying close attention to something attentive synonym - correct answer concentrating, considerate, alert, interested, mindful authentic - correct answer genuine; true authentic synonym - correct answer real, accurate, actual, original belligerent - correct answer argumentative belligerent synonyms - correct answer aggressive, combative, fierce, fighting, hostile, warlike, hot-tempered, mean, pugnacious, quarrelsome benefactor - correct answer a good person who offers help or donates money benefactor synonym - correct answer donor, patron, altruist, contributor, humanitarian, philanthropist, sponsor, supporter, well wisher betrothed - correct answer engaged or promised to be married betrothed synonym - correct answer engaged; committed, spoken for brazen - correct answer bold and without shame brazen synonym - correct answer brassy, cocky, defiant, gutsy, impertinent, imprudent, insolent, loud cacophony - correct answer A harsh, discordant mixture of sounds cacophony synonym - correct answer discord, noise, harshness canvass - correct answer to poll, discuss issues, examine, debate canvass synonym - correct answer analyze, solicit, scrutinize, investigate charge - correct answer supervisory responsibility charge synonym - correct answer care, conduct, custody, management, oversight, supervision, ward chivalry - correct answer valor, gallantry chivalry synonym - correct answer courage, courtesy, valiance clerical - correct answer pertaining to the clergy clerical synonymn - correct answer churchly, cleric, holy, ministerial, pastoral, priestly, rabbinical, scared comparison - correct answer the act or instance of comparing. comparison synonym - correct answer contrasting, corresponding, analogy, correlation, connection compel - correct answer to urge forcefully, to pressure, to force to act compel synonym - correct answer coerce, drive, enforce, influ