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Synonym of iconoclast is ____.

  • A. Conformist
  • B. Devotee
  • C. Maverick
  • D. Apologist
Explanation:
An iconoclast challenges established beliefs; a maverick does likewise.

Synonym of haughty is ____.

  • A. Deferential
  • B. Meek
  • C. Supercilious
  • D. Compliant
Explanation:
Haughty means arrogantly proud; supercilious conveys disdainful arrogance.

Synonym of harangue is ____.

  • A. Lullaby
  • B. Anecdote
  • C. Diatribe
  • D. Aside
Explanation:
A harangue is a long, forceful rant—a diatribe.

Synonym of hackneyed is ____.

  • A. Original
  • B. Unorthodox
  • C. Trite
  • D. Inventive
Explanation:
Hackneyed means overused and unoriginal; trite is a close synonym.

Synonym of gregarious is ____.

  • A. Aloof
  • B. Solitary
  • C. Convivial
  • D. Withdrawn
Explanation:
Gregarious people are sociable; convivial captures friendly sociability.

Synonym of garrulous is ____.

  • A. Tacit
  • B. Voluble
  • C. Austere
  • D. Sparing
Explanation:
Garrulous means excessively talkative; voluble matches.

Synonym of furtive is ____.

  • A. Blatant
  • B. Boisterous
  • C. Sneaky
  • D. Deliberate
Explanation:
Furtive actions are secretive and sneaky.

Synonym of fetter is ____.

  • A. Elevate
  • B. Liberate
  • C. Shackle
  • D. Invigorate
Explanation:
To fetter is to restrain or shackle.

Synonym of fastidious is ____.

  • A. Slovenly
  • B. Careless
  • C. Exacting
  • D. Indifferent
Explanation:
Fastidious means very demanding about details; exacting fits.

Synonym of exonerate is ____.

  • A. Acquit
  • B. Prosecute
  • C. Incriminate
  • D. Impeach
Explanation:
Exonerate means to free from blame; to acquit is to declare not guilty.