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    Choose the best synonym for: determine

    • Ascertain
    • Breach
    • Prevail
    • Excel
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About This Quiz

Can you choose the best synonym for a word? This quiz tests your knowledge about how well you can find a suitable synonym for a word. The English language has so many words that a person can't know all the words and their synonyms. However, if you love reading a lot, then you must know various words that can be used in place of other words and convey the same meaning. So, give your best and enjoy!

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  • 2. 

    Choose the best synonym for: win

    • Prevail

    • Engage

    • Set

    • Improve

    Correct Answer
    A. Prevail
    Explanation
    The word "prevail" means to triumph or succeed, especially after a struggle or competition. It is the most suitable synonym for "win" as it conveys the idea of overcoming obstacles and emerging victorious. "Engage" means to participate or involve, "set" means to place or establish, and "improve" means to make better, none of which capture the meaning of "win" as effectively as "prevail" does.

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  • 3. 

    Choose the best synonym for: relinquish

    • Ascertain

    • Waive

    • Set

    • Obey

    Correct Answer
    A. Waive
    Explanation
    The correct answer for this question is "waive". "Relinquish" means to give up or surrender something, and "waive" is a synonym for this. "Ascertain" means to find out or determine, "set" means to put or place, and "obey" means to follow or comply with. Out of these options, "waive" is the best synonym for "relinquish".

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    Choose the best synonym for: obey

    • Breach

    • Ascertain

    • Understand

    • Comply with

    Correct Answer
    A. Comply with
    Explanation
    The word "obey" means to follow or adhere to rules, commands, or instructions. The synonym "comply with" also carries the same meaning, suggesting that one is obedient and follows the given guidelines or orders. The other options, "breach," "ascertain," and "understand," do not have the same meaning as "obey" and are not synonyms for it.

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  • 5. 

    Choose the best synonym for: merit

    • Warrant

    • Comply with

    • Disprove

    • Undertake

    Correct Answer
    A. Warrant
    Explanation
    The word "merit" refers to something that deserves recognition or praise due to its quality or value. The synonym "warrant" also means to justify or deserve something, which aligns with the meaning of "merit". Therefore, "warrant" is the best synonym for "merit" among the given options.

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  • 6. 

    Choose the best synonym for: prohibit

    • Prevail

    • Satisfy

    • Justify

    • Preclude

    Correct Answer
    A. Preclude
    Explanation
    The word "prohibit" means to forbid or prevent something from happening. The word "preclude" also means to prevent or make something impossible. Therefore, "preclude" is the best synonym for "prohibit" as it conveys the same meaning of preventing or stopping something from occurring. "Prevail" means to succeed or be dominant, "satisfy" means to fulfill or meet someone's needs, and "justify" means to provide a valid reason or explanation for something, none of which are synonymous with "prohibit".

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    Choose the best synonym for: refute

    • Comply with

    • Proffer

    • Disprove

    • Dispute

    Correct Answer
    A. Disprove
    Explanation
    The word "refute" means to prove that a statement or argument is false or incorrect. The synonym that best aligns with this meaning is "disprove." "Comply with" means to obey or follow, "proffer" means to offer or present, and "dispute" means to argue or disagree. Therefore, "disprove" is the correct synonym for "refute."

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  • 8. 

    Choose the best synonym for: muster

    • Engage

    • Proffer

    • Prevail

    • Apply

    Correct Answer
    A. Proffer
    Explanation
    The word "muster" means to gather or assemble, usually for a specific purpose. The synonym for "muster" is "proffer," which means to offer or present something for consideration. "Engage" means to participate or involve, "prevail" means to succeed or be dominant, and "apply" means to put to use or make use of. Therefore, "proffer" is the best synonym for "muster" as it conveys the idea of offering or presenting something.

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    Choose the best synonym for: promise

    • Warrant

    • Undertake

    • Proffer

    • Warn

    Correct Answer
    A. Undertake
    Explanation
    Undertake is the best synonym for promise because it implies a commitment or obligation to fulfill a task or responsibility. When someone undertakes something, they are making a formal or solemn promise to carry out a specific action or duty. This word choice suggests a level of seriousness and dedication, similar to how a promise is typically perceived.

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    Choose the best synonym for: meet

    • Disprove

    • Comply with

    • Satisfy

    • Reach

    Correct Answer
    A. Satisfy
    Explanation
    The word "meet" can be synonymous with "satisfy" because both words convey the idea of fulfilling a requirement or expectation. When someone meets a goal or meets someone's needs, they are satisfying those goals or needs. Therefore, "satisfy" is the best synonym for "meet" in this context.

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