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MBA Entrance Vocabulary Practice Set 98
Practice 5 high-utility vocabulary words through meaning, synonym and antonym questions, then review explanations, examples and memory cues.
Learning content for Set 98
blatant
adjective • Core
Meaning: very obvious and offensive
Synonyms: flagrant, obvious
Antonyms: subtle, concealed
Examples: The columnist described the proposal as blatant. In context, blatant suggests something that is very obvious and offensive.
blight
noun • Core
Meaning: something that spoils or damages
Synonyms: scourge, curse
Antonyms: benefit, blessing
Examples: The editorial described the episode as a clear case of blight. In this context, blight refers to something that spoils or damages.
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blithe
adjective • Core
Meaning: cheerfully indifferent or carefree
Synonyms: carefree, lighthearted
Antonyms: worried, solemn
Examples: The columnist described the proposal as blithe. In context, blithe suggests something that is cheerfully indifferent or carefree.
boisterous
adjective • Core
Meaning: noisy, energetic, and cheerful
Synonyms: rowdy, exuberant
Antonyms: quiet, subdued
Examples: The columnist described the proposal as boisterous. In context, boisterous suggests something that is noisy, energetic, and cheerful.
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bucolic
adjective • Core
Meaning: relating to the pleasant aspects of the countryside
Synonyms: pastoral, rural
Antonyms: urban, industrial
Examples: The columnist described the proposal as bucolic. In context, bucolic suggests something that is relating to the pleasant aspects of the countryside.