Synonyms

Illogical means lacking sense or reason, which is a synonym of Absurd (ridiculous or unreasonable). Unusual and Ample are not synonyms - unusual just means rare, and ample means plentiful. 'None of these' is incorrect.

Leave means to go away from or abandon, which is the most direct synonym of Abandon (to give up completely). Brief means short, Loss is a noun (abandon is a verb), making them incorrect. 'None of these' is not applicable.

Barbarous means savage, cruel, or uncivilized in behavior. 'Uncivilized' is the most direct synonym as it directly captures the lack of civilized refinement. 'Debased' could also work in some contexts but is less directly synonymous.

Concise means expressing much in few words - brief and to the point. 'Short' is the correct synonym as it directly captures the essence of brevity. 'Censure' means to criticize, 'decline' means to refuse, neither of which are related.

Clear, when referring to communication or understanding, means easy to perceive or understand. 'Lucid' specifically means clear and easy to understand, making it the precise synonym. 'Suitable' and 'alliance' are unrelated.

Deadly means causing or able to cause death. 'Fatal' directly means causing death, making it the exact synonym. 'Loss' and 'uniform' are unrelated, 'disreputable' means having a bad reputation.

Dissent means to hold or express opinions that differ from those previously held or officially expressed. 'Differ' captures this meaning of having a different opinion. 'Deny' means to refuse, 'disclose' means to reveal.

Adversity means difficult circumstances, misfortune, or hardship. 'Misfortune' is the correct synonym as it directly captures negative circumstances. 'Repremand' is misspelled and means to reprimand, 'fade' and 'injury' are not synonyms.

Earnest means sincere, serious, or showing conviction. 'Ardent' means passionate or enthusiastic - while related in intensity, they're not exact synonyms. Earnest is about sincerity, ardent is about passion. However, in some contexts 'earnest' can convey ardent sincerity.

Lethal means deadly or capable of causing death. 'Deadly' is the exact synonym - both words mean causing or able to cause death. 'Obscene' means offensive, 'pain' is a sensation, 'memorable' means worth remembering.

Likeness means similarity or resemblance in appearance or nature. 'Resemblance' is the precise synonym - it means the state of resembling someone or something. 'Praise', 'nice', and 'blunder' are unrelated.

Doubt means uncertainty or lack of conviction. 'Suspect' means to believe something to be true without certainty - it captures the essence of doubt but in verb form. 'Industry' means work, 'bliss' means happiness.

Magnificent means impressively beautiful, elaborate, or grand. 'Grand' directly captures the sense of impressive and splendid scale. 'Fabricate' means to make up, 'beautiful' is related but less precise than 'grand'.

Delight is the correct synonym for joy, as both terms describe a feeling of great pleasure or happiness. The other options are unrelated: 'Jorvial' appears to be a misspelling or non-existent word, 'Discreet' means being careful in speech or actions, and 'Similar' means alike but not identical.

The question asks for a synonym of 'meteoric', which primarily means relating to meteors or meteor-like. 'Remarkable' would actually be a better fit for the secondary meaning 'meteoric rise/fall', but among the given options, 'Brilliant' is selected as correct. 'Small' and 'Legend' are unrelated.

Reason is the correct synonym for cause, as both can refer to the underlying explanation or basis for something. 'Ardent' means passionate or enthusiastic, 'Taskful' appears to be an uncommon or invented word, and 'None of these' is incorrect since a valid synonym exists.

Grief is the correct synonym for pain in the emotional sense, as both can refer to deep distress or suffering. 'Convince' means to persuade, 'Out of date' means obsolete, and 'None of these' is incorrect since grief is a valid synonym.

Pleasant is the correct synonym for nice, as both describe something agreeable or enjoyable. 'Aniquated' appears to be a misspelling of antiquated (old-fashioned), 'Delight' is a noun meaning pleasure, and 'Spurious' means fake or false.

Doubtful is the correct synonym for questionable, as both describe something uncertain or open to doubt. 'Radiant' means shining brightly, 'Suitable' means appropriate or fitting, and 'None of these' is incorrect since doubtful is a valid synonym.

Far is the correct synonym for remote in the sense of distance, as both describe something located at a distance. 'Absurd' means ridiculous, 'Coarse' means rough or vulgar, and 'Elegant' means graceful or refined.

Slander is a correct synonym for scandal, as scandals often involve slander (false spoken statements damaging reputation). 'Amazing' means causing wonder, 'Fervent' means intensely passionate, and 'None of these' is incorrect since slander relates closely to scandal.

Hard is the correct synonym for tough, as both can mean difficult to do, deal with, or endure. 'Trusty' means trustworthy, 'Fervent' means passionately intense, and 'Skirted' appears to be unrelated (possibly meaning went around).

Willingly is an adverb form meaning voluntarily - done by choice without being forced. This is the correct match. 'Uncertain' means not sure, 'Huge' means very large, and 'Graceful' means elegant in movement.

None of these is correct because the other options are not synonyms for funeral. 'Gloomy' means dark or depressing, 'Tainted' means contaminated or corrupted, and 'Believable' means credible. A funeral is a ceremony for burial; proper synonyms would be burial, interment, or obsequies.