Total Questions: 50
Misanthropic- having a general dislike or distrust of people.
Humanitarian- showing concern and care for the well-being of humanity.
Sociable- friendly and inclined to engage with others socially.
Philanthropic- inclined to help and support others, often through charitable actions.
Cheered- to give a loud shout of approval or encouragement.
Distracted to be unable to focus or pay attention due to other things.
Dropped- to let something fall or come down.
Attracted- to pull or draw something towards oneself.
Mitigation- the act of reducing harmfulness, unpleasantness, or seriousness.
Rise- to go up or increase in level of amount.
Cure- to treat and heal a disease or problem.
Balance- to have an equal distribution between different things.
Transgression- a violation or breach of a law, rule, or code of conduct.
Success- achieving a positive outcome or goal.
Virtue- a morally good quality or trait.
Metamorphosis- a dramatic change of transformation.
Earnestly- seriously and sincerely.
Wordily- using too many words, making it long.
Ambiguously- unclear, with different meanings possible.
Verbosely- using more words than needed, making it long-winded.
Crooked- bent or twisted.
Admirable- worthy of respect or praise. Taken: to acquire or seize something.
Toasted- cooked or heated until the surface becomes brown.
Dangerous The traffic police have released a safe advisory that driving without seat belts is risky, beneficial, and fearful for human lif
Safe- free from harm or danger.
Beneficial- something that is good or advantage advantageous for a person or situation.
Released- to give freedom or set free.
Enervated- feeling very weak or tired.
Alleviate- make something less painful or severe.
Energise- give energy or make something lively.
Elevate- raise something higher or lift it up.
Judicious- showing good judgment and making thoughtful choices.
Imprudent- not showing good judgment.
Careless- to not to pay attention..
Short- sighted- Unable to see far.
Extol- to praise or admire.
Reward- something given in return for good behaviour or achievement.
Punish- to make someone face negative results for their wrong doing.
Dismay- a feeling of unhappiness and disappointment.
