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MBA Entrance Vocabulary Practice Set 116
Practice 5 high-utility vocabulary words through meaning, synonym and antonym questions, then review explanations, examples and memory cues.
Learning content for Set 116
latent
adjective • Core
Meaning: present but not yet visible or active
Synonyms: dormant, hidden
Antonyms: active, manifest
Examples: The columnist described the proposal as latent. In context, latent suggests something that is present but not yet visible or active.
lethargic
adjective • Core
Meaning: sluggish and lacking energy
Synonyms: sluggish, torpid
Antonyms: energetic, vigorous
Examples: The columnist described the proposal as lethargic. In context, lethargic suggests something that is sluggish and lacking energy.
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levity
noun • Core
Meaning: humour or lack of seriousness in a serious situation
Synonyms: lightness, frivolity
Antonyms: gravity, solemnity
Examples: The editorial described the episode as a clear case of levity. In this context, levity refers to humour or lack of seriousness in a serious situation.
libel
noun • Core
Meaning: a published false statement that damages reputation
Synonyms: defamation, slander
Antonyms: praise, commendation
Examples: The editorial described the episode as a clear case of libel. In this context, libel refers to a published false statement that damages reputation.
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loquacious
adjective • Core
Meaning: very talkative
Synonyms: garrulous, verbose
Antonyms: taciturn, reserved
Examples: The columnist described the proposal as loquacious. In context, loquacious suggests something that is very talkative.