Synonyms

Paraphernalia refers to personal belongings, equipment, or apparatus used for a specific activity or purpose. It often implies miscellaneous items needed for a particular pursuit or lifestyle.

Officious describes someone who offers unwanted advice, meddles in others' affairs, or is presumptuously assertive. It implies being bossy or intrusive in an unwelcome manner.

Dunce refers to a slow learner or someone considered stupid. Historically, it referred to followers of theologian John Duns Scotus, later becoming a term for someone incapable of learning.

Curtail means to reduce, limit, or cut short something. It often refers to restricting, reducing in extent, or imposing limitations on activities, rights, or expenditures.

Facetious describes treating serious issues with inappropriate or flippant humor. It refers to being playful, witty, or amusing in situations that call for seriousness.

Dismal means gloomy, dreary, depressing, or causing misery. It describes something that is bleak or cheerless, often used for weather, situations, or prospects.

Bimbo is a derogatory slang term historically used to describe a woman perceived as stupid, silly, or attractive but unintelligent. This is an inappropriate and sexist term that should not be used in modern discourse.

Advert is to advertise about something, so ‘to refer’ is a relevant synonym.  

To assert is to state positively and firmly.

It means a person who promotes disorder or excites revolt against any established rule, law or custom. So, option 4 is the correct answer.

Avert means to prevent, turn away, or avoid something unpleasant or dangerous. Common usage includes 'avert a crisis', 'avert disaster', or 'avert one's gaze'. The word comes from Latin 'avertere' meaning to turn away from.

unremittingly

An aura refers to a subtle emanation, distinctive atmosphere, or quality that seems to surround and radiate from a person, place, or thing. It describes an intangible impression or atmosphere that can be sensed or felt.

or motion

sharpness of temper