Synonyms

A sepulcher is a tomb or burial chamber, especially a small room or cavity in which a deceased person's remains are placed. 'Tomb' (option B) is the correct synonym. The other options are unrelated to burial: Palace is a royal residence, Theatre is for entertainment, Gallery is for displaying art.

To slacken means to make something less tight, tense, or strict - in other words, to reduce or decrease. 'Reduce' (option C) is the correct synonym. The other options are incorrect: Reject means to dismiss, Achieve means to accomplish, and Modify means to change.

Simian refers to monkeys or apes - it's the adjective form describing characteristics of primates. 'Monkey' (option A) is the correct synonym. The other options are incorrect: 'Placed for office' seems like a distractor, Bias means prejudice, and 'None of these' is incorrect since option A is correct.

Sobriety refers to the state of being sober, which can mean either abstaining from alcohol or being serious and solemn. 'Abstinence' (option A) is the correct synonym as it refers to refraining from intoxicating substances. The other options are incorrect: Rudeness, Greediness, and Humbleness are unrelated to sobriety.

"Slither" means to move smoothly and silently, like a snake sliding across the ground. "Slip" captures this smooth sliding motion, making it the best synonym. "Cleaning" is unrelated, "Hesitate" means to pause, and "Appoint" means to assign someone to a position.

"Somnolent" comes from the Latin root "somnus" meaning sleep, so it describes a sleepy or drowsy state. "Sleepy" is the correct synonym. "Tidy" means neat, "Slow" is not about sleep, and "Timid" means shy or fearful.

"Sinuous" means winding, curving, or bending like a snake or river. "Winding" is the correct synonym. "Completion" means finishing, "Practicability" refers to being usable, and "Praise" means to express approval.

A "stein" is a type of beer mug or tankard, originally from Germany. "Beer mug" is the correct synonym. While "Vessel" and "Container" are related, they are too generic - a stein is specifically for beer. "Knife" is completely unrelated.

"Sordid" means dirty, filthy, or morally ignoble. "Dirty" is the best synonym, though "Disgraceful" is close as sordid can also refer to moral corruption. "Healthy" is an antonym, and "Sticky" refers to texture, not dirtiness.

"Spurn" means to reject with disdain or contempt, like refusing an offer rudely. "Reject" is the correct synonym. "Result" is an outcome, "Loyal" means faithful, and "Dejected" means sad or depressed.

As a noun, "spawn" means offspring or progeny, especially of fish or other aquatic animals. "Offspring" is the correct synonym. "Flower," "Roots," and "Stem" are plant parts and unrelated.

A "stipend" is a fixed regular payment, often for students, interns, or clergy members. "Grant" is the closest synonym. "Resource" and "Reserve" are broader concepts, while "Fund" is a pool of money, not a fixed payment.

"Sumptuous" means rich, luxurious, expensive, or magnificent, often describing food, clothing, or surroundings. "Rich" is the correct synonym. "Weak" and "Timid" are unrelated, and "Shabby" is an antonym.

"Succulent" means juicy and tender, especially describing plants (like aloe vera) or food. "Juicy" is the correct synonym. "Sticky" and "Adhesive" refer to texture, not moisture content, and "Dry" is an antonym.

"Supernal" means heavenly, celestial, or relating to the sky or heavens above. "Heavenly" is the correct synonym. "Infernal," "Hellish," and "Malevolent" are all antonyms or describe evil.