Synonyms and Antonyms
Word-meaning questions — usually nested within RC passages.
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Read the sentence carefully: "The manager's decision to implement stringent safety measures was appreciated by all employees." What is the meaning of the word 'stringent' as used in this sentence?
Q2 · Synonyms and Antonyms · MEDIUM
Read the passage: "The audacious plan to expand into international markets was met with skepticism by the board of directors. However, the CEO remained resolute in her belief that bold action was necessary for the company's growth." What is the ANTONYM of the word 'audacious' as used in this passage?
Q3 · Synonyms and Antonyms · MEDIUM
Read the sentence: "The lawyer's argument was so cogent that it swayed even the most skeptical members of the jury." What is the meaning of the word 'cogent' as used in this sentence?
Q4 · Synonyms and Antonyms · MEDIUM
Read the passage: "Despite the paucity of resources, the research team managed to complete the project ahead of schedule. Their innovative approach compensated for the lack of funding." What is the SYNONYM of the word 'paucity' as used in this passage?
Q5 · Synonyms and Antonyms · HARD
Read the passage: "The economist's prognosis for the fiscal year was grim, predicting a protracted recession that would affect multiple sectors. Financial analysts corroborated these findings with independent data." What is the ANTONYM of the word 'protracted' as used in this passage?