BSEP WORDS FINAL EXAM 2026/2027 QUESTIONS AND
SOLUTIONS RATED A+
✔✔Definition: brash, unashamed
Synonyms: bold, brassy, cocky, defiant, gutsy, impertinent, impudent, insolent, loud,
shameless, unabashed - ✔✔brazen
✔✔Definition:a harsh, discordant mixture of sounds
Synonyms: clamor, discord ,disharmony, harshness, noise, racket - ✔✔cacophony
✔✔Definition: to hate; to feel disgust toward
Synonyms: abhor, abominate, despise, dislike intensely, feel anitpathy to, feel hostility
toward, loathe - ✔✔detest
✔✔Definition: crisis, problem
Synonyms: bind, difficulty, impasse, jam, mess, mire, perplexity, plight, predicament,
puzzle, quandary, stalemate - ✔✔dilemma
✔✔Definition: sediment; least desirable portion(things or people)
Synonyms: deposits, dirt, residue, settlings, waste, outcasts, rabble, riffraff - ✔✔dregs
✔✔Definition: unorthodox opinion or belief
Synonyms: blasphemy, defection, disbelief, dissidence, error, fallacy, nonconformity,
paganism, religious dissent - ✔✔heresy
✔✔Definition: unreadable
Synonyms: difficult to read, faint, hard to make out, hieroglyphic, indecipherable,
indistinct, obscure, scrawled, unclear, undecipherable - ✔✔illegible
✔✔Definition: fair, unprejudiced
Synonyms: candid, detached, equal, equitable, fair-minded, impersonal, neutral, non-
discriminating, nonpartisan, objective, open-minded, unbiased - ✔✔impartial
✔✔Definition: attack verbally, criticize, challenge
Synonyms: cast doubt upon, contradict, oppose - ✔✔impugn
✔✔Definition: curious, desiring knowledge
Synonyms: inquiring, interested, intrusive, investigative, meddlesome, nosy, probing,
prying, questioning, scrutinizing - ✔✔inquisitive
✔✔Definition: suspicious
Synonyms: careful, cautious, distrustful, doubting, on one's guard, shy, skeptical,
uncertain, unsure, wary - ✔✔leery
, ✔✔Definition: innumerable
Synonyms: countless, endless, immeasurable, infinite, multiple, numberless, uncounted,
variable - ✔✔myriad
✔✔Definition: slight difference; subtle variation
Synonyms: dash, degree, distinction, gradation, hint, implication, refinement, shade,
shadow, subtlety, suggestion, suspicion, tinge, touch, trace - ✔✔nuance
✔✔Definition: examine closely
Synonyms: analyze, canvass, check out, consider, contemplate, explore, inquire into,
inspect, investigate, look over, peruse, pore over, probe, study - ✔✔scrutinize
✔✔Definition: hypothetical, confined to theory or speculation
Synonyms: abstract, academic, assumed, conjectural, ideal, philosophical, speculative,
tentative, unproved - ✔✔theoretical
✔✔Definition: embarrassed, ill at ease, disconcerted
Synonyms: humiliated, mortified, rattled, shaken up, shamed, upset - ✔✔abashed
✔✔Definition: engaged; the person to whom one is engaged, the one to be married
Synonyms: affianced, engaged, committed, spoken for; fiance, the intended -
✔✔betrothed
✔✔Definition: to solicit votes or opinions; to discuss thoroughly; to examine
Synonyms: analyze, inspect, investigate, scan, scrutinize, solicit, study, survey -
✔✔canvass
✔✔Definition: to urge forcefully, to pressure, to force to act
Synonyms: coerce, drive, enforce, necessitate, strongly influence or persuade, urge -
✔✔compel
✔✔Definition: hold off, put off
Synonyms: adjourn, block, delay, detain, hinder, hold up, impede, obstruct, postpone,
procrastinate, prolong, set aside, slow, stall, submit to, suspend, waive, yield to -
✔✔defer
✔✔Definition: get on the good side of someone
Synonyms: attract, brownnose, captivate, charm, crawl, flatter, grovel, insinuate oneself,
seek favor - ✔✔ingratiate
✔✔Definition: bulky, fat
SOLUTIONS RATED A+
✔✔Definition: brash, unashamed
Synonyms: bold, brassy, cocky, defiant, gutsy, impertinent, impudent, insolent, loud,
shameless, unabashed - ✔✔brazen
✔✔Definition:a harsh, discordant mixture of sounds
Synonyms: clamor, discord ,disharmony, harshness, noise, racket - ✔✔cacophony
✔✔Definition: to hate; to feel disgust toward
Synonyms: abhor, abominate, despise, dislike intensely, feel anitpathy to, feel hostility
toward, loathe - ✔✔detest
✔✔Definition: crisis, problem
Synonyms: bind, difficulty, impasse, jam, mess, mire, perplexity, plight, predicament,
puzzle, quandary, stalemate - ✔✔dilemma
✔✔Definition: sediment; least desirable portion(things or people)
Synonyms: deposits, dirt, residue, settlings, waste, outcasts, rabble, riffraff - ✔✔dregs
✔✔Definition: unorthodox opinion or belief
Synonyms: blasphemy, defection, disbelief, dissidence, error, fallacy, nonconformity,
paganism, religious dissent - ✔✔heresy
✔✔Definition: unreadable
Synonyms: difficult to read, faint, hard to make out, hieroglyphic, indecipherable,
indistinct, obscure, scrawled, unclear, undecipherable - ✔✔illegible
✔✔Definition: fair, unprejudiced
Synonyms: candid, detached, equal, equitable, fair-minded, impersonal, neutral, non-
discriminating, nonpartisan, objective, open-minded, unbiased - ✔✔impartial
✔✔Definition: attack verbally, criticize, challenge
Synonyms: cast doubt upon, contradict, oppose - ✔✔impugn
✔✔Definition: curious, desiring knowledge
Synonyms: inquiring, interested, intrusive, investigative, meddlesome, nosy, probing,
prying, questioning, scrutinizing - ✔✔inquisitive
✔✔Definition: suspicious
Synonyms: careful, cautious, distrustful, doubting, on one's guard, shy, skeptical,
uncertain, unsure, wary - ✔✔leery
, ✔✔Definition: innumerable
Synonyms: countless, endless, immeasurable, infinite, multiple, numberless, uncounted,
variable - ✔✔myriad
✔✔Definition: slight difference; subtle variation
Synonyms: dash, degree, distinction, gradation, hint, implication, refinement, shade,
shadow, subtlety, suggestion, suspicion, tinge, touch, trace - ✔✔nuance
✔✔Definition: examine closely
Synonyms: analyze, canvass, check out, consider, contemplate, explore, inquire into,
inspect, investigate, look over, peruse, pore over, probe, study - ✔✔scrutinize
✔✔Definition: hypothetical, confined to theory or speculation
Synonyms: abstract, academic, assumed, conjectural, ideal, philosophical, speculative,
tentative, unproved - ✔✔theoretical
✔✔Definition: embarrassed, ill at ease, disconcerted
Synonyms: humiliated, mortified, rattled, shaken up, shamed, upset - ✔✔abashed
✔✔Definition: engaged; the person to whom one is engaged, the one to be married
Synonyms: affianced, engaged, committed, spoken for; fiance, the intended -
✔✔betrothed
✔✔Definition: to solicit votes or opinions; to discuss thoroughly; to examine
Synonyms: analyze, inspect, investigate, scan, scrutinize, solicit, study, survey -
✔✔canvass
✔✔Definition: to urge forcefully, to pressure, to force to act
Synonyms: coerce, drive, enforce, necessitate, strongly influence or persuade, urge -
✔✔compel
✔✔Definition: hold off, put off
Synonyms: adjourn, block, delay, detain, hinder, hold up, impede, obstruct, postpone,
procrastinate, prolong, set aside, slow, stall, submit to, suspend, waive, yield to -
✔✔defer
✔✔Definition: get on the good side of someone
Synonyms: attract, brownnose, captivate, charm, crawl, flatter, grovel, insinuate oneself,
seek favor - ✔✔ingratiate
✔✔Definition: bulky, fat
