Synonyms

Remember means to keep in memory or recall to mind. Recollect is a formal synonym meaning to recall something from memory or bring something back to mind.

Uncommon means rare or not frequently found. While easy, free, and frequent describe characteristics, they do not capture the meaning of uncommon. Rare is the closest synonym to uncommon.

Passive means inactive or lacking energy. Wary means cautious, stray means to wander, and hot describes temperature. Only inactive captures the meaning of passive as not taking action.

Yell means to shout loudly. Scream is the closest synonym to yell as both involve loud vocal expressions. Mumble is soft speech, chirp is a bird sound, and sing is musical.

Cherish means to protect, care for, or love dearly. 'Love' is the closest synonym among the options. While 'affection' is related, it's a noun whereas cherish is a verb. 'Dislike' is opposite in meaning. 'Please' is not a synonym.

Sentence can mean a grammatical unit OR a punishment given by a court. 'Punishment' is the correct synonym here. 'Command' and 'phrase' are grammatical terms but not synonyms. 'Words' are components of sentences but not the sentence itself.

Capacity refers to the ability to hold, contain, or perform something. 'Ability' is the closest synonym. 'Capable', 'can', and 'able' are related adjectives or verbs, but capacity is a noun referring to potential or capability.

Mane has to do with hair in the sense that a woman who has loose flowing hair is generally described as a mane, similar to a horse's or lion's mane.

Appeal means to make a serious or urgent request, typically to the public or in court. 'Request' is the correct synonym. 'Exclaim' means to cry out suddenly. 'State' means to express but lacks the urgency of appeal. 'Demand' is more forceful than appeal.

A batch refers to a group or collection of things that are processed or dealt with together. "Set" is the closest synonym among the options, as it also refers to a number of things grouped together.

A prank is a mischievous trick or joke played on someone. "Trick" is the most accurate synonym as it captures the deceptive nature of a prank, while the other options are related but not precise enough.

To flare means to burn suddenly or intensely, or to burst into bright flame. "Burn" is the correct answer as it directly relates to the combustion aspect of flaring. "Bright" is related but not a verb meaning to burn.

Keen primarily means sharp, acute, or penetrating - whether referring to intellect, senses, or edges. "Sharp" is the correct synonym. While "interest" and "understand" relate to keenness of mind, they are not direct synonyms.

Patental means relating to or characteristic of a father. "Fatherly" is the direct synonym, conveying the protective, caring, or authoritative aspects associated with fatherhood. "Male" is too broad.

Vibrant primarily means full of energy, enthusiasm, or life force. Responsive is a valid synonym as something that is vibrant reacts energetically to stimuli. The other options are unrelated: jostle (to shove roughly), flinders (small fragments), nomad (wanderer).