Tag: softskills

A bulwark is a strong wall or defensive barrier built for protection, often used metaphorically for anything that provides defense. Option A is misspelled ('bizarre'), B refers to a 'passage' or 'excerpt', and D is the definition of monotheism.

To bump means to hit or knock against something with force, typically accidentally. Option A refers to an 'outlaw', B is a 'treasury', and D describes 'monotony' or boredom.

To bungle means to mismanage or handle something clumsily, resulting in failure or mistakes. Option A is a 'viewpoint', B means to 'remove', and D describes something 'massive' or large.

Buoyant means able to float or stay on the surface of a liquid, like a buoy. It can also describe someone cheerful and optimistic. Option A means 'obsolete', B is 'shout', and D refers to 'depression' or gloom.

Bureaucracy refers to a system of government or organizations characterized by excessive red tape, complicated procedures, and rigid rules. Option A is 'brutality', B means to 'criticize harshly', and D refers to 'moratorium' or delay.

To burgeon means to grow rapidly or flourish, like plants blooming in spring. Option A refers to 'edges', B means to 'absolve', and D describes 'morbid' or unhealthy thoughts.

A cadaver is a dead body or corpse, typically used in medical contexts for dissection. Option A means 'stingy person', B is the opposite of 'lengthen', and D describes something 'vivid' or clear.

Cadaverous means resembling a corpse - pale, thin, and gaunt in appearance. Option A is a 'skirmish', B means to 'give up', and D refers to 'vivisection' (operating on live animals).

Cadence refers to the rhythmic rise and fall of words, sounds, or music - the beat or flow pattern. Option A means 'inconsistent', B means 'abnormal', and D is a 'female fox'.

A cadet is a student at a military school or a trainee in armed forces preparing to be an officer. Option A is 'misconduct', B refers to 'deviation', and D means 'noisy' or loud.