Synonyms

Compunction refers to a feeling of guilt or regret about something wrong youve done. Regret perfectly captures this sense of remorse or moral unease.

Sozzled is an informal British term meaning intoxicated or drunk. It describes someone who has consumed too much alcohol and is inebriated.

A whim is a sudden desire or change of mind, often impulsive. Fancy can mean a sudden desire or inclination, making it the closest match among the options.

A vendetta is a prolonged feud or bitter quarrel, especially between families or groups. Feud perfectly captures this sense of ongoing conflict or rivalry.

Repugnance means strong dislike or disgust. Disinclination is a mild form of unwillingness, not strong disgust, but it's the closest available option.

Spew means to expel or discharge something forcibly and in large amounts. Coming forth in a flush captures this sense of forceful expulsion.

Anathema refers to something or someone that is vehemently detested or shunned. Something strongly detested captures this exact meaning.

The word 'Brave' means showing courage or fearlessness. 'Hardy' means capable of enduring difficult conditions or showing courage, which is the closest synonym among the options. 'Assist' means to help, 'Loving' means affectionate, and 'Like' is a preposition with different meanings.

'Discretionary' means something that is optional or available at one's discretion - it can be done or not done based on choice. 'Voluntary' means done by choice rather than obligation, which is the correct synonym. 'Antonomous' (misspelling of Autonomous) means self-governing, 'Juridical' means legal/judicial, and 'Defect' means a flaw.

'Concede' means to admit or acknowledge something is true, often reluctantly. 'Admit' means to acknowledge or confess, which is the correct synonym. 'Grippe' is an old term for influenza, 'Disclaim' means to deny or renounce, and 'Done' means completed.

'Injunction' means an authoritative warning, order, or court direction requiring someone to do or not do something. 'Instruction' means a direction or order, making it the correct synonym in this context. 'Spelt' is a type of grain or past tense of spell, 'Combat' means fighting, and 'Certain' means sure.

'Medium' in the context of means or method refers to an intervening agency or means. 'Means' refers to a method or way of doing something, which is the intended synonym here. 'Verbal' means spoken, 'Sanity' means mental soundness, and 'Face' is a body part or surface.

'Additional' means something added or extra. 'Supplementary' means something added to complete or enhance something, which is the correct synonym. 'Pass by' means to go past, 'Plainness' means simplicity, and 'Simple' means not complex.

In this context, 'Polish' means a substance used to give shine or gloss to a surface. 'Paint' is a substance used to add color and coating to surfaces, which is the closest synonym. 'Painted' is the past tense verb, 'Article' means a particular item or grammar term, and 'Carrot' is a vegetable.