Synonyms

Flair means natural talent, distinctive style, or aptitude for something, which has no connection to fare. Cost, charge, and tariff all refer to payment amounts or prices.

Brusque means abrupt, blunt, or rude in manner or speech, which is unrelated to farce. Burlesque, vaudeville, and buffoonery all refer to comic or absurd theatrical entertainment.

Trivial means of little value, importance, or significance, which is unrelated to being far-fetched. Implausible, unconvincing, and dubious all describe something difficult to believe or accept.

Oligarchy refers to a political system ruled by a small elite group, while fascism is an authoritarian nationalist ideology. Despotism, jingoism, and xenophobia more directly relate to authoritarian control, extreme patriotism, or nationalist characteristics of fascism.

Someone who is cross is not annoying, but annoyed or upset about something. Thus, irate, which means upset is synonymous.

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Correct option is (3).

Correct Answer: Terrestrial Earthly means relating to Earth as in terrestrial. Marine is related to sea Aquatic is related to water Alien is opposite of Earthly.

Correct Answer: Fervent Eager means keen or ardent in feeling or desire to do something.  Despodent means hopelessness. Repudiate means to abjure  Fervent means enthusiastic or ardent Apparent means readily seen

Correct Answer: Gain Earn means to gain something Repeat means to say or do something again Delve means to investigate Precede means to go before or lead

Both eccentric and whimsical mean erratic or abnormal. Phony means fake. Splendid means magnificent. Gross means massive or big.

Ebullient means extremely happy or elated. Livid means gloomy. Quaint means strange or unusual. Inquisitive means eager.

Correct Answer: Overhear Eavesdrop means to listen without permission or overhear Maroon means isolate Tepid means lukewarm Overcome means to conquer or defeat

Euphoria is synonymous with ecstacy. Both mean rapturous delight. Germane means closely related. Preamble is the introductory statement Prosaic means commonplace

Ejection means the action of forcing someone to leave a place or position; expulsion.