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MBA Entrance Vocabulary Practice Set 139
Practice 5 high-utility vocabulary words through meaning, synonym and antonym questions, then review explanations, examples and memory cues.
Learning content for Set 139
beatific
adjective • Advanced
Meaning: blissfully happy or serene
Synonyms: blissful, serene
Antonyms: miserable, agitated
Examples: The columnist described the proposal as beatific. In context, beatific suggests something that is blissfully happy or serene.
bellicose
adjective • Advanced
Meaning: demonstrating aggression or willingness to fight
Synonyms: belligerent, warlike
Antonyms: peaceful, conciliatory
Examples: The columnist described the proposal as bellicose. In context, bellicose suggests something that is demonstrating aggression or willingness to fight.
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benefactor
noun • Advanced
Meaning: a person who gives help, especially money
Synonyms: patron, donor
Antonyms: oppressor, debtor
Examples: The editorial described the episode as a clear case of benefactor. In this context, benefactor refers to a person who gives help, especially money.
bifurcate
verb • Advanced
Meaning: divide into two branches or parts
Synonyms: split, fork
Antonyms: unite, merge
Examples: The passage uses the verb “bifurcate” to describe an important action. Here, to bifurcate means to divide into two branches or parts.
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bilious
adjective • Advanced
Meaning: bad-tempered or unpleasant
Synonyms: irritable, peevish
Antonyms: cheerful, amiable
Examples: The columnist described the proposal as bilious. In context, bilious suggests something that is bad-tempered or unpleasant.