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drab

  1. dull

  2. harmony

  3. student at a military school

  4. brother or sister
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Drab means dull, lacking color, cheerlessness, or lacking brightness. It describes something uninteresting or gloomy in appearance. The other options are unrelated terms.

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draconian

  1. extremely severe

  2. confuse

  3. persuade by praise or false promise

  4. prophetic
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Draconian means extremely harsh, severe, or rigorous. It comes from Draco, an Athenian lawgiver known for his severe legal code. The other options describe different concepts.

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draft

  1. first rough form

  2. disaster

  3. being everywhere

  4. relating to stars
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Draft means a preliminary or rough version of something written or planned. It's the first attempt that will be revised later. The other options are completely unrelated concepts.

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drama

  1. prose or verse composition to be performed by actors

  2. deliberately planned

  3. sore place appearing on the skin inside or outside the body

  4. switch (a railroad car) to a siding
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Drama is a prose or verse composition meant to be performed by actors on stage, film, or television. It's a form of literature designed for theatrical performance. The other options describe different concepts.

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drastic

  1. strong

  2. large kettle

  3. intentionally hidden

  4. put through a sieve to separate fine from coarse particles
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Drastic means strong, severe, radical, or extreme in measure or effect. It describes actions that are forceful and have major consequences. The other options are unrelated words.

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draught

  1. current of air (through a room or to a fire)

  2. ability

  3. final

  4. expressing a meaning
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Draught (also spelled draft) means a current of air, especially in a room or toward a fire. It refers to airflow or ventilation. The other options describe completely different concepts.

Multiple choice softskills leadership

draw

  1. choosing of a lot or card

  2. beautiful writing

  3. last demand

  4. sediment deposited by running water (at the entrance to a harbor or by a bend in a river)
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Draw can mean the act or result of drawing lots, drawing cards, or selecting by chance. It refers to selecting something randomly, like a lottery. The other options describe different concepts.

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dregs

  1. sediment in a liquid

  2. hardened

  3. resentment

  4. monkeylike
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Dregs means the sediment, particles, or matter that settles at the bottom of a liquid. It refers to the residue left after liquid has been poured off. The other options describe unrelated concepts.

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dribble

  1. flow or fall in drops

  2. youthful

  3. unexplicable

  4. comparison of one thing with another, using the word like or as
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Dribble means to flow or fall in drops, like water from a leaky faucet. It describes liquid movement in small quantities. The other options describe different concepts - youthful relates to age, inexplicable means unexplainable, and comparison using 'like' or 'as' is a simile.

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drip

  1. fall or let fall in drops

  2. area of thick hard skin

  3. complete agreement

  4. smirk
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Drip means to fall or let fall in drops, referring to liquid falling gradually. It's similar to dribble but focuses on the falling action. Area of thick skin (callus), complete agreement, and smirk are unrelated meanings.