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2721. What is the antonym of the word Intolerable?

  • A. Allowable
  • B. Appalling
  • C. Recalcitrant
  • D. Ubiquitous

Explanation: Option A is correct.Intolerable and Allowable are antonyms, or words with opposite meanings.Intolerable means unable to be endured or tolerated, often due to being unacceptable or unpleasant. Allowable means permitted or acceptable.They have opposite connotations, with Intolerable implying something is unacceptable and Allowable implying something is acceptable.

Correct answer: Allowable

2722. What is the antonym of the word JEALOUSY?

  • A. Goodwill
  • B. Adumbration
  • C. Anathema
  • D. Spitefulness

Explanation: Option A is correct.Jealousy and Goodwill are antonyms, or words with opposite meanings.Jealousy is a feeling of resentment or bitterness towards someone or something, often due to a perceived threat or rivalry. Goodwill is a feeling of kindness, benevolence, or friendly disposition, which is opposite of the negative emotions associated with Jealousy.

Correct answer: Goodwill

2723. What is the antonym of the word LIKELIHOOD?

  • A. Feasibility
  • B. Diatribe
  • C. Incredibility
  • D. Demagogue

Explanation: Option C is correct.Likelihood and Incredibility are antonyms, or words with opposite meanings.Likelihood refers to the probability or chance of something happening or being true.Incredibility means the quality of being hard to believe or unlikely, which is opposite of Likelihood.

Correct answer: Incredibility

2724. What is the antonym of the word LABYRINTH?

  • A. Imbroglio
  • B. Entrapment
  • C. Emolument
  • D. Positiveness

Explanation: Option D is correct.Labyrinth and Positiveness are antonyms, or words with opposite meanings.Labyrinth refers to a complex or confusing network of paths or passages, often making it difficult to find one's way. It implies a sense of uncertainty, confusion, or negativity.Positiveness means the quality of being positive or affirmative, implying a sense of clarity, confidence, or optimism.

Correct answer: Positiveness

2725. What is the antonym of the word LIMP?

  • A. Vitalized
  • B. Bequeathing
  • C. Disseminating
  • D. Exhausted

Explanation: Option A is correct.Limp and Vitalized are antonyms, or words with opposite meanings.Limp refers to a lack of strength or energy, often resulting in a weak or unsteady gait. Vitalized means full of energy and life, implying a sense of strength, vigor, or vitality.

Correct answer: Vitalized

2726. CHOOSE THE CORRECT SPELLING.

  • A. Anxieties
  • B. Anexieties
  • C. Anxeties
  • D. Anxyeties

Explanation: Option A is correct.Anxieties refers to feelings of worry, nervousness, or apprehension about something. It is a noun that describes a state of mind characterized by concern, fear, or uncertainty

Correct answer: Anxieties

2727. CHOOSE THE CORRECT SPELLING

  • A. Benifet
  • B. Benefet
  • C. Benefit
  • D. Benefitt

Explanation: "Benefit" is a noun that refers to an advantage, gain, or profit. It can also be a verb meaning to help or improve something.

Correct answer: Benefit

2728. CHOOSE THE CORRECT SPELLING

  • A. Discribe
  • B. Deskribe
  • C. Describe
  • D. Diskribe

Explanation: Option C is correct."Describe" is a verb that means to give a detailed account or explanation of something, or to depict or portray something using words.

Correct answer: Describe

2729. CHOOSE THE CORRECT SPELLING

  • A. Cafine
  • B. Caffiene
  • C. Caffine
  • D. Caffeine

Explanation: Option D is correct."Caffeine" is a stimulant found in coffee, tea, chocolate, and some medications. It's a naturally occurring compound that can help increase alertness and energy.

Correct answer: Caffeine

2730. CHOOSE THE CORRECT SPELLING

  • A. Except
  • B. Exept
  • C. Axept
  • D. Xcept

Explanation: Option A is correct."Except" is a preposition that means excluding, leaving out, or omitting. It's often used to indicate that something is not included or is an exception to a general rule.

Correct answer: Except