MILLER ANALOGIES TEST (MAT)
TERMS AND FIGURES EXAM WITH 100%
ACCURATE SOLUTIONS
abash - CORRECT✔✔to embarrass
succor - CORRECT✔✔to aid. abet.
decamp - CORRECT✔✔to depart secretly. abscond.
approbation - CORRECT✔✔praise, distinction. accolade.
choler - CORRECT✔✔anger, irritability. acrimony.
spleen - CORRECT✔✔ill temper. acrimony.
asperity - CORRECT✔✔harshness of tone or manner. acrimony.
apothegm - CORRECT✔✔a short instructive saying. adage.
upbraid - CORRECT✔✔admonish.
to scold sharply
alacrity - CORRECT✔✔cheerful readiness, promptness in response.
amalgamate - CORRECT✔✔to mix, combine.
,ameliorate - CORRECT✔✔to make better, improve.
anachronistic - CORRECT✔✔outdated.
anathema - CORRECT✔✔ban, curse; so,thing shunned or disliked.
execration - CORRECT✔✔a curse; something that is cursed or loathed. anathema.
antediluvian - CORRECT✔✔prehistoric, ancient beyond measure.
antipathy - CORRECT✔✔dislike, hostility, extreme opposition or aversion
aphorism - CORRECT✔✔old saying or short, pithy statement.
arrogate - CORRECT✔✔to demand, claim arrogantly
pelagic - CORRECT✔✔aquatic.
Portion of marine or freshwater ecosystem that occurs in open water away from the shore.
arch (adj.) - CORRECT✔✔mischievous, roguish
ascetic - CORRECT✔✔self-denying, abstinent, astute, abstemious
assiduous - CORRECT✔✔diligent, persistent, hard-working
assonance - CORRECT✔✔resemblance in sound, esp. in vowel sounds; partial rhyme.
direful - CORRECT✔✔atrocious
,dreadful; terrible
auspicious - CORRECT✔✔having favorable prospects, promising
rapacity - CORRECT✔✔avarice
Inordinate greed
aslant - CORRECT✔✔awry
at an angle or in a sloping position
baleful - CORRECT✔✔harmful, with evil intensions
palaver - CORRECT✔✔banter
Idle chatter
ululate - CORRECT✔✔bay (v.)
to howl; to wail.
bellicose - CORRECT✔✔warlike, aggressive
benighted - CORRECT✔✔being in a state of intellectual darkness; ignorant; unenlightened
bourgeois - CORRECT✔✔middle-class, conventional, capitalist
bucolic - CORRECT✔✔pastoral, rural
blandish - CORRECT✔✔cajole
Flattery intended to persuade
, calumny - CORRECT✔✔false and malicious accusation, misrepresentation, slander
percipient - CORRECT✔✔canny
perceptive; insightful
capricious - CORRECT✔✔impulsive, whimsical, without much thought
burlesque - CORRECT✔✔A ludicrous or mocking imitation; a travesty; a literary or dramatic work that
makes fun of something, often by means of outlandish exaggeration; a variety show.
lambaste - CORRECT✔✔castigate
To berate, criticize, or reprimand harshly
purgation - CORRECT✔✔catharsis
the process of getting rid of impurities
celerity - CORRECT✔✔speed, swiftness, alacrity
chary - CORRECT✔✔watchful, cautious, extremely shy
chimerical - CORRECT✔✔fanciful, imaginary, visionary, impossible
choleric - CORRECT✔✔easily angered, short-tempered
churlish - CORRECT✔✔marked by a lack of civility or graciousness
oracular - CORRECT✔✔clairvoyant
Prophetic
