Synonyms

Base as an adjective can mean having low moral standards or being of inferior quality, which aligns with 'low'.

To abhor something means to regard it with disgust and hatred.

To admonish someone is to warn or reprimand them firmly about their behavior.

Brutal describes something or someone that is savagely violent or cruel.

To cheat means to act dishonestly or unfairly in order to gain an advantage, which is synonymous with to deceive.

To condemn means to express complete disapproval of something, typically in public, which is synonymous with to blame.

Corrupt describes something that is dishonest, fraudulent, or tainted by immoral behavior.

Pernicious means having a harmful effect, especially in a gradual or subtle way, which is a synonym for dangerous. Distress, empty, and eminent do not share this meaning.

Eligible means having the right to do or obtain something, or satisfying the appropriate conditions, which is synonymous with qualified. Brutal and cheat are unrelated.

Familiar implies being well-acquainted or close with someone or something, making intimate the best synonym. Forge and brilliant have different meanings.

Extraordinary means very unusual or remarkable, which is synonymous with exceptional. Energy and shorten are unrelated.

Graphic means clearly or vividly described, making vivid the correct synonym. Prudent and tolerant are unrelated.

Meager means lacking in quantity or quality, making small the most appropriate synonym among the choices. Splendid and heavy are antonyms or unrelated.

A myth is a traditional story or a widely held but false belief, which is synonymous with a fable. Strong and pleasant are unrelated.

Notable means worthy of attention or remarkable, which is synonymous with memorable. Infamous means famous for a bad reason, and timely means well-timed.

Fantastic can mean imaginative or based on fantasy, making fanciful the correct synonym. Ultimate and tradition are not synonymous.

Obsolete means no longer produced or used, which is synonymous with antiquated. Convince and applaud are unrelated.

Persuade means to induce someone to do something through reasoning or argument, which is synonymous with convince. Rare and pitiful are unrelated.

Empty means containing nothing, which is synonymous with vacant. Doubt and earnest are unrelated.

Judicious means having or showing good judgment, which is synonymous with prudent. Fatal, grief, and applaud are unrelated.

Liberty means the state of being free within society from oppressive restrictions, which is synonymous with freedom. Brilliant and active are unrelated.

Lively means full of life and energy, which is synonymous with animated. Faithful and breed are unrelated.

Insomnia is the inability to sleep, which is synonymous with sleeplessness. Rare, ultimate, and deceit are unrelated.