Synonyms

Friendship is similar to familiarity as the term friendship implies that friends are people who are very familiar with each other.

Parody is a form of imitation that mimics the style of a particular work, person, or genre for comic or satirical effect. When you parody something, you imitate it in a way that highlights its characteristics. The other options (sight, play, dress) are not related to the concept of imitation.

Suit and conform both mean to be suitable/ fit.

Pardon can mean to forgive or excuse someone from blame or punishment, which is similar to discharging them from responsibility or obligation. To discharge someone can mean to release them from duty or absolve them. Involve (opposite), blame (opposite), and discussing are not synonyms for discharge in this context.

Active is the closest synonym to busy among the options. When someone is busy, they are actively engaged in work or activity. While busy specifically means occupied, active captures the energy and engagement aspect of being busy. Work (noun), nice (unrelated), and alert (attentive) are not direct synonyms.

Squalor refers to extremely dirty, unpleasant, and often impoverished conditions. Misery is closely related as squalid conditions typically involve great suffering and discomfort. Squalor implies a state of being filthy and wretched. Luck, little, and many are completely unrelated to the concept of squalor.

While love and respect are different emotions, respect is offered here as the closest positive association. Love involves deep affection, which often includes respect. However, this is not a perfect synonym question. Among the options, respect is the only positive emotion, while hate (antonym), dear (adjective/noun of affection), and truth (unrelated concept) don't directly capture the meaning of love as a verb.

Detest means to hate or intensely dislike something, making it a strong synonym for dislike. To detest is to feel intense aversion toward something. Unlike (preposition), carelessness (noun), and dissimilar (adjective) are not synonyms for dislike as a verb meaning to have an aversion.

Forward means to move ahead or make progress, so Progress is the correct synonym. Fight means conflict, Sensitive means emotionally responsive, and Pick up means to lift or collect.

Speak to in this context means to make an appeal or request, so Appeal to is the correct synonym. Pass by means to ignore, Disregard means to pay no attention, and Look at means to observe.

Grant means to give or allow, so Give is the correct synonym. Dispute means to argue against, Sent means dispatched (past tense of send), and Live means to exist or reside.

Tenderness means affection or emotional attachment, so Attachment is the correct synonym. Apathy means lack of feeling, Meeting refers to a gathering, and Skive means to avoid work.

Faint-hearted means lacking courage or easily frightened, which is closest to Anxious (worried or nervous). High means elevated, Smooth means even texture, and Heart refers to the organ or core.

Dated means old or obsolete, so Expired is the correct synonym. Daily means occurring every day, Time refers to duration, and Fructified is not a standard English word (appears to be a typo).

Admonish means to warn or counsel, so Counsel is the correct synonym. Hinder means to obstruct, Discourage means to deprive of confidence, and Restrain means to hold back.

Superiority means the state of being better or excellent, so Excellence is the correct synonym. Cheam appears to be a typo (not a standard word), Clown means a comic performer, and Please is a verb meaning to give satisfaction.

Substitute means a person or thing acting in place of another, so Deputy (someone appointed to act for another) is the correct synonym. Antagonist means opponent, Factor means element or component, and Rival means competitor.

Comply means to agree or yield to a request, so Accede (to agree or give consent) is the correct synonym. Conciliate means to appease, Differ means to disagree or be different, and Night is unrelated.

Gain means profit or earnings, so Emolument (payment or compensation for work) is the correct synonym. Enormity means wickedness or extreme scale, Regulate means to control, and Emollition is not a standard English word (appears to be a typo or confusion with emollient).

'Set in order' means to arrange or organize systematically. Among the options, 'Compose' can mean to arrange or put together (like composing a text or arranging elements), which is the closest match, though not a perfect synonym. The other options - 'Scatting' (appears to be a typo, possibly for 'scattering'), 'Stating' (to declare), and 'Shoulder' (a body part) - are unrelated to the meaning of setting things in order.

'Pleasurable' means giving pleasure or enjoyment. 'Enjoyable' is a direct synonym - both describe something that causes pleasure or satisfaction. The other options are all antonyms: 'Nasty' means unpleasant or disgusting, 'Objectionable' means offensive or unacceptable, and 'Hateful' means arousing hatred or deserving to be hated.

Stirring is synonymous with touching.

'Ache' refers to continuous pain or suffering. 'Woe' means sorrow, distress, or trouble - closely related to ache in the sense of mental or emotional suffering/pain. The other options are unrelated: 'Watch' means to observe, 'Power' means strength or authority, and 'Prove' means to demonstrate truth.