SYNONYMOUS WORDS MCQ Test With Answers – Advanced Level Vocabulary Exercise 3

I can't quite pin down your general attitude on this issue. It's so ambivalent.

He wasn't alone in this. He had two accomplices.

Send for the doctor at once! It's an urgent case!

The word "February" is often abbreviated to "Feb".

He was considerate enough to stand by her when she found herself in that terrible fix.

Due to unforeseen circumstances, we have to put off the meeting to some future date.

Thus the mystery was solved and he was found not guilty.

If you could do a little repairing around the house, we wouldn't have needed to call in a plumber in the first place.

They ran round the corner and then simply vanished out of sight.

He was acclaimed by all as the new world champion.

This is only a tentative arrangement. We'll decide on a permanent course of action later on.

You'll have to accustom yourself to their strange ways of life.

Why should anyone have any respect for him? He's so unbelievably rude to everyone else himself, isn't he?

You're not going to release him, are you? He is a dangerous criminal.

A pretentious person is neither liked nor respected -- nor, indeed, tolerated.

He was much disliked for his belligerent ways even as a child.

After two hours of intensive search, the police began to suspect that it all had been a hoax.

I must say she's quite odd in her ways.

His younger sister is married to a well-known architect.

She may be naive, but you'd be wrong to think that she's stupid in any sense of the word.