Start learning 50% faster. Sign in now
"Grandiloquent" means using extravagant or lofty language, often to impress or sound important.
"Concise" is the most appropriate opposite, as it refers to expressing ideas clearly and briefly, without unnecessary embellishments.
"Simple," "humble," and "reserved" are not direct antonyms, as they don’t specifically address the verbose or over-the-top nature of "grandiloquent."
GLOOMY
RELINQUISH
During the ice storm, I drove into a __________ car that was parked in front of a house
A) Infringe B) Gallant C) Obey D) decay
...Insinuate
The results were consistent with our expectations.
What is the plural form of the word "child"?
Choose the incorrectly spelt word.