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MBA Entrance Vocabulary Practice Set 130
Practice 5 high-utility vocabulary words through meaning, synonym and antonym questions, then review explanations, examples and memory cues.
Learning content for Set 130
resolute
adjective • Core
Meaning: admirably purposeful and determined
Synonyms: determined, steadfast
Antonyms: wavering, indecisive
Examples: The columnist described the proposal as resolute. In context, resolute suggests something that is admirably purposeful and determined.
restive
adjective • Core
Meaning: unable to remain still or accept control
Synonyms: restless, impatient
Antonyms: calm, compliant
Examples: The columnist described the proposal as restive. In context, restive suggests something that is unable to remain still or accept control.
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ribald
adjective • Core
Meaning: humorous in a coarse or indecent way
Synonyms: coarse, lewd
Antonyms: refined, decorous
Examples: The columnist described the proposal as ribald. In context, ribald suggests something that is humorous in a coarse or indecent way.
rife
adjective • Core
Meaning: widespread, especially something undesirable
Synonyms: prevalent, common
Antonyms: rare, scarce
Examples: The columnist described the proposal as rife. In context, rife suggests something that is widespread, especially something undesirable.
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rue
verb • Core
Meaning: bitterly regret
Synonyms: regret, lament
Antonyms: rejoice, celebrate
Examples: The passage uses the verb “rue” to describe an important action. Here, to rue means to bitterly regret.