Question 1

definition: LOQUACIOUS

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to talk a great deal

Question 2

synonym: LOQUACIOUS

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talkative, chatty

Question 3

antonym: LOQUACIOUS

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shy, reserved, quiet

Question 4

definition: LACONIC

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using as few words as possible when speaking

Question 5

synonym: LACONIC

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brief, reserved, concise

Question 6

antonym: LACONIC

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talkative, loquacious

Question 7

definition: GRAVE

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something extremely serious

Question 8

synonym: GRAVE

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severe, grim

Question 9

antonym: GRAVE

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carefree, cheerful

Question 10

definition: FACETIOUS

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to treat a serious issue with deliberately inappropriate humor

Question 11

synonym: FACETIOUS

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playful, jokey, amusing

Question 12

antonym: FACETIOUS

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serious, grave, somber, humorless

Question 13

definition: DIGNITY

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the state of being worthy of honor and respect

Question 14

synonym: DIGNITY

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nobility, respectability

Question 15

antonym: DIGNITY

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informality, dishonorable

Question 16

definition: MUTINY

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a very open rebellion

Question 17

synonym: MUTINY

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riot, revolution, uprising, anarchy

Question 18

antonym: MUTINY

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obedience, loyalty

Question 19

definition: SWOON

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to be emotionally affected by someone or something one admires

Question 20

synonym: SWOON

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breathless

Question 21

antonym: SWOON

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unmoved, indifferent

Question 22

definition: ADVERSARY

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one who opposes or resists another

Question 23

synonym: ADVERSARY

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opponent, nemesis, challenger, competitor

Question 24

antonym: ADVERSARY

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supporter, friend, ally, partner

Question 25

definition: SYCOPHANT

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someone who uses flattery to try to get what he/she wants from an authority figure

Question 26

synonym: SYCOPHANT

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flatterer, schmoozer, yes-man, bootlicker, minion

Question 27

antonym: SYCOPHANT

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nonconformist, contrarian, individualist

Question 28

definition: FEIGN

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to pretend

Question 29

synonym: FEIGN

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fake bluff, pose, masquerade

Question 30

antonym: FEIGN

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honest, sincere

Question 31

definition: SUPERFLUOUS

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going beyond what is enough or needed

Question 32

synonym: SUPERFLUOUS

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extra, redundant

Question 33

antonym: SUPERFLUOUS

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useful, necessary

Question 34

definition: OSTENTATIOUS

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something that is designed to be impressive and attract attention

Question 35

synonym: OSTENTATIOUS

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showy, flashy, pretentious

Question 36

antonym: OSTENTATIOUS

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plain, modest, restrained

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