Vocabulary (Synonyms) Test

Credence refers to the mental acceptance of something as true, which is synonymous with belief. The other options do not relate to the concept of trust or acceptance.

To consign means to deliver or transfer something to someone's custody, which is synonymous with assign. The other options are unrelated to the act of transferring or designating.

A crag is a steep or rugged cliff or rock face. Rock is the only option that shares a direct physical meaning with the term.

Corpulent is a formal adjective used to describe someone who is fat or bulky in body. The other options do not describe physical weight or size.

Convivial describes an atmosphere or person that is friendly, lively, and enjoyable. In older or literary usage, gay is a synonym for cheerful or lively.

A coterie is a small group of people with shared interests or tastes, especially one that is exclusive. Small group is the direct definition.

A conjecture is an opinion or conclusion formed on the basis of incomplete information, which is a guess. The other options are unrelated to forming an opinion.

Craven is an adjective meaning contemptibly lacking in courage, which is synonymous with cowardly. The other options do not describe a lack of bravery.

To connive is to secretly allow or conspire to do something considered immoral or illegal, which is synonymous with to plot. The other options do not imply secret cooperation.

Comatose describes a state of deep unconsciousness or extreme lethargy. Lethargic is the closest synonym among the choices provided.

To conduce means to help to bring about a particular situation or outcome, which is synonymous with leading to something. The other options do not imply causation.

Congenital refers to a condition present from birth, which is synonymous with innate. The other options do not relate to inherent traits.

To colligate means to bind together or group things in a systematic way, which is synonymous with arrange. The other options do not imply organization.

A coadjutor is a person who works with another, especially an assistant or helper. Helper is the direct synonym.

Cognate refers to words or things that have a common origin or are related. Related is the correct synonym.

Carnal relates to physical, especially sexual, needs and activities. Of the body is the accurate definition.

Cleave can mean to split apart or to stick fast to something. In this context, adhere is the correct synonym.

Chaff refers to worthless things or waste, which is synonymous with rubbish. The other options do not describe waste material.

A cataclysm is a large-scale and violent event in the natural world, synonymous with a violent upheaval. The other options do not capture the scale or intensity.

Chary means cautiously or suspiciously reluctant to do something, which is synonymous with careful. The other options do not reflect caution.

A causerie is a short or informal conversation, which is synonymous with a chat. The other options are unrelated to conversation.

To cozen is to deceive or trick someone, which is synonymous with to cheat. The other options do not imply deception.

Chimerical describes something that is hoped for but is illusory or impossible to achieve, which is synonymous with imaginary. The other options do not describe something unreal.

Circumspect means wary and unwilling to take risks, which is synonymous with being watchful. The other options do not share this meaning.

To cite means to quote or refer to a passage, book, or author as evidence for an argument. This matches the definition provided in option A.