Tag: softskills

Bogus means fake, counterfeit, or not genuine - something that appears to be real but isn't. The other options are incorrect: A means stubborn, B is a list, and D describes a large city (metropolis).

Bohemian refers to someone who is unconventional in their social behavior or artistic views, often associated with artists, writers, and intellectuals living non-traditionally. The other options don't match: A means noisy and energetic, B means to announce publicly, and D describes courage/fortitude.

Boisterous means noisy, energetic, and cheerful - often roughly vigorous in behavior. While option C says violent, this is a close approximation as boisterous can mean rough, stormy, or turbulent. Option A means to push forward (thrust), B means to enclose, and D refers to gas from swamps (marsh gas).

Bolster means to support, strengthen, or reinforce something - often used as bolster a claim or bolster confidence. The word originally referred to a long pillow or cushion. The other options are wrong: A means blunt or abrupt, B refers to a long period, and D describes a microcosm.

A bolt can mean a metal bar that slides into a socket to lock a door or gate. This is the primary meaning in the context of door security. The other options define different things: A means to make unnecessary (obviate), B describes an epaulet, and D refers to an animal changing habitat.

Bombardment means an attack with bombs, missiles, or other projectiles - typically a continuous or intense assault. The other options are incorrect: A refers to the West (Occident), B means short-lived (ephemeral), and D describes wandering behavior.

Bombast refers to grandiloquent, high-sounding, pompous speech or writing that uses impressive language without much substance. It's pretentious language meant to impress rather than communicate. The other options: A means to shut, B describes an epic poem, and D refers to social environment (milieu).

Bombastic is an adjective meaning pompous, pretentious, grandiose, and characterized by high-sounding language with little substance. It describes speech, writing, or behavior meant to impress rather than communicate. The other options are wrong: A means mysterious, B describes a gourmet, and D means combative.

A boor is a rude, insensitive person with bad manners and little social grace - someone who is tactless in social situations. The other options define different terms: A describes something repugnant or objectionable, B refers to an epilogue, and D describes a millennium.

Bouillon is a French-derived word referring to a clear soup made by boiling meat (usually beef) and vegetables. Option C correctly defines it as a clear beef or meat soup, which is the standard culinary definition. The other options describe unrelated concepts: A refers to an odyssey, B to an epithet, and D to precious or mincing behavior.