Synonyms

Estranged describes a state where people or things that were once close have become separated or alienated. 'Difficult,' 'heavy,' and 'witty' describe qualities but don't capture the sense of separation and distance from a former connection.

Eulogistic means expressing praise or commendation, which directly matches 'praising.' A prank is a mischievous act, a wanderer is someone who roams, and well-settled describes stability - none relate to expressing admiration or praise.

Contingency refers to a future event or circumstance that is possible but not certain, often dependent on other conditions - hence 'conditionality' is the best match. Autonomous, independence, and originality suggest freedom or novelty, not dependence on conditions.

A carcass is the dead body of an animal, typically after the flesh has been removed or when discussing remains. Mind refers to intellect, association means connection, and soul is the spiritual essence - none match the literal meaning of a dead body.

Disparage means to regard or represent as being of little worth or value, to belittle or speak negatively about something. 'Command' means to order, 'exalt' means to praise highly (the opposite), and 'greedy' is an adjective describing excessive desire - only 'undervalue' captures the meaning of treating something as unimportant.

Ingenuous means innocent, unsuspecting, or honest - someone who is frank and open without cunning. 'Sly' and 'wily' are antonyms (cunning/deceitful), and 'prepare' is unrelated - 'honest' is the correct synonym.

Gluttony is excessive indulgence in food or drink - habitual greed or excess in consumption. 'Satisfaction' suggests contentment (moderation), 'beatitude' means supreme blessedness, and 'sadness' is an emotion - 'greedy' (in the sense of excessive desire/consumption) is the closest match, though it's an adjective describing the attitude behind gluttony.

Ravish traditionally means to seize and carry away by force, to overwhelm with emotion, or to plunder. 'Accumulate,' 'preserve,' and 'uphold' suggest building, protecting, or maintaining - opposite actions to taking or misusing. While 'misuse' is an imperfect modern synonym, in some vocabulary contexts it's accepted as relating to abuse or improper treatment.

Kindred means similar, related, or connected by nature or characteristics - it describes things that are alike or belong to the same family/type. 'Foreigners' are outsiders, 'disconnection' is separation, and 'enemy' is an opponent - only 'similar' captures the meaning of likeness or shared characteristics.

Meddle means to interfere in something without being invited or welcome - to intrude or busy oneself in others' affairs. 'Disregard' means to ignore, 'overlook' means to miss or neglect, and 'free' means liberated - only 'interfere' captures the meaning of unwanted involvement.

To 'skip' can mean to pass over, omit, or fail to notice something - to leave out or miss. 'Introduce' means to present, 'insert' means to put in, and 'notice' means to observe - only 'overlook' captures the meaning of missing or passing over something.

Repugnance means strong disgust or intense dislike. Disinclination accurately captures this sense of aversion, though it's milder than repugnance. The other options (affection, like, approve) are antonyms - they represent positive feelings opposite to repugnance.

Unfold can mean to make something clearer or easier to understand, which elucidate captures perfectly. Elucidate means to make clear or explain, which is a sophisticated synonym for unfold in an intellectual context. Stunt, compress, and restrict are all opposites - they involve limiting or constraining rather than opening up.

Accolade refers to an award, privilege, or honour given to someone - it's a form of public recognition or praise. While balconies and outer garments were historical meanings, in modern usage it means honour. Drink is unrelated.

Abortive means failing to produce the intended result - unsuccessful. Something abortive doesn't accomplish its purpose. The other options don't relate: consuming means using up, financing means providing money, and familiar means well-known.