Synonyms

To knit means to join or unite elements closely, as in knitting fabric or knitting brows in concentration. 'Draw together' best captures this unifying action, while 'split' is its opposite.

Lassitude refers to a state of weariness, lethargy, or lack of energy, making 'tiredness' the correct synonym. The other options all represent opposite states of energy and vitality.

To lament means to mourn, grieve, or express deep sorrow, making 'feel great sorrow' the correct equivalent. 'Untidy' is unrelated, while the others represent emotional opposites.

Jejune primarily means lacking maturity or substance, but its literal meaning from French is 'fasting' or 'lacking nutritive value.' Option B captures this literal sense. Note that jejune also commonly means naive or childish, but that meaning isn't among the choices.

Lavish means giving or using something in great, often excessive, amounts. 'Profuse' captures this sense of abundant generosity. 'Poor' and 'ordinary' are clear opposites.

Latent means existing but not yet developed or manifest, like potential talent or a dormant virus. 'Present but not yet active' captures this precise sense of something existing in an inactive state.

Laudatory means expressing praise or commendation. 'Giving praise' is the direct equivalent. 'Humiliate' and 'insulting' are antonyms, while 'inexpressive' doesn't relate to praise.

Levity means treating serious matters with inappropriate humor or lack of proper seriousness. 'Lack of seriousness' is the correct synonym, while 'seriousness' is its opposite.

A lien is a legal right or claim on a property (like a house) that must be paid off when the property is sold, securing a debt. Option A correctly defines this legal concept, while the other options refer to people rather than the claim itself.

Legacy refers to something handed down from ancestors or predecessors, such as money, property, traditions, or values. 'Something handed down from ancestors' captures this meaning directly.

To limn means to depict, portray, or draw something in words or pictures. Paint is the closest synonym among the options, as it refers to creating visual representations. Picture, scenes, and movies are related but not direct synonyms for the act of depiction itself.

Limp can mean lacking strength, stiffness, or firmness. When something is limp, it doesn't have the normal strength or structure - like a plant that needs water or a person who is exhausted. The other options describe the opposite qualities or unrelated concepts.

To lionize means to treat someone as a celebrity or famous person, giving them lots of attention and admiration. The word comes from lion - suggesting someone is being treated like royalty or a star. The other options (ordinary person, citizen, original) don't capture this meaning of elevating someone's status.

Licentious means lacking moral or legal restraints, often used to describe someone who ignores social conventions and engages in immoral behavior. Option D correctly captures both legal and moral aspects. Lawful and illegal are only about laws, while immoral restraints doesn't make grammatical sense.

Limpid means clear, transparent, and easily understood - often used to describe water, eyes, or writing style. Transparent is the correct synonym. Concealed, troubled, and hide are all opposites or unrelated to clarity.