Tag: softskills

Existential pertains to existence, particularly human existence or the state of being real. It's often used in philosophical contexts like 'existential questions' about life's meaning. The other options are unrelated - combine means to join, wilful means intentional or stubborn, and option D is a garbled definition of 'excessive' or 'superfluous'.

An exodus is a mass departure of people from one place to another - like the biblical Exodus from Egypt. The term comes from Greek 'exodos' meaning 'way out'. The other options are different verbs - include means to contain, flexible means pliable or adaptable, and replace means to substitute.

To exonerate is to absolve someone from blame or wrongdoing - to officially clear them of guilt, like in a court of law. It comes from Latin 'ex-' (from) and 'onus' (burden). The other options are unrelated - broad means wide, losing freshness is withering, and lying on back is supine.

"Exorbitant" describes a price, charge, or demand that is unreasonably high or excessive. Distractors like "force into less space" (compress) or "take the place of unfairly" (usurp) are incorrect.

To exorcise is to drive out an evil spirit or demon from a person or place through ritual or prayer. It comes from Greek 'exorkizein' (to bind by oath). The other options are different - include means to contain, moving back suddenly is recoil or start, and flexible means pliable.

Exotic means originating from or characteristic of a foreign country - not native to the place where it's found. It often refers to something strikingly unusual or strange. The other options are unrelated - adjusting by mutual concessions is compromise, fallen fruit is windfall, and entreating means begging or pleading earnestly.

In describing personality, expansive means outgoing, sociable, talkative, and communicative - someone who expresses themselves freely and openly. The other options are different - compelling means forcefully convincing, sift means to separate, and a supplicant is someone who humbly petitions or begs.

To expatiate is to speak or write at length, to elaborate in detail, or to wander freely. It comes from Latin 'ex-' (out) and 'path' (to walk). The other options are unrelated - resulting from compulsion is compulsory or coercive, charming in a childlike way is winsome, and petitioning humbly is supplication.

An expatriate (noun) is someone who lives outside their native country - essentially in exile or voluntary exile from their homeland. The verb form means to withdraw from residence in one's native country. The other options are different - obligatory means required, a small bunch of hair is a tuft or lock, and assumption is a presupposition.

Expedient means suitable or convenient for a particular purpose, even if it may not be morally right. It often implies choosing the practical or advantageous option over the ethical one. The other options are unrelated definitions.