COMPREHENSIVE SYNONYM EXAM

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Choose the closest synonym or equivalent expression for the intended sense. Every question has five choices. All answers must be provided before the set is scored.

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1 Reproach: Choose the closest synonym.
verb
2 Reproachable: Choose the closest synonym.
adjective
3 Reprove: Choose the closest synonym.
verb
4 Repudiate (in the phrase "repudiate an allegation"): Which choice is closest in meaning?
verb
5 Reputed: Choose the closest synonym.
adjective
6 Requisite: Choose the closest synonym.
adjective
7 Requite: Choose the closest synonym.
verb
8 Rescind (in the phrase "rescind an official restriction"): Which choice is closest in meaning?
verb
9 Resent: Choose the closest synonym.
verb
10 Resentment: Choose the closest synonym.
noun
11 Reserved: Choose the closest synonym.
adjective
12 Resigned: Choose the closest synonym.
adjective
13 Resilient material: Which word is closest in meaning?
adjective
14 Resolute (describing commitment to a difficult goal): Which choice is closest in meaning?
adjective
15 Resolve: Choose the closest synonym.
noun
16 Respite (describing a brief break from demanding work): Which choice is closest in meaning?
noun
17 Resplendent (describing a restored ballroom under bright chandeliers): Which choice is closest in meaning?
adjective
18 Restitution: Choose the closest synonym.
noun
19 Restrain: Choose the closest synonym.
verb
20 Restraint (control of impulses): Choose the closest synonym.
noun
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