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D. repel
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“Entice” means to attract or tempt someone to do something by offering pleasure or advantage. The opposite of enticing someone is to drive them away or discourage them, which is what “repel” means. Therefore, “repel” is the antonym of “entice.”
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C. predictable
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CAPRICIOUS describes someone who changes their mind or mood suddenly and unpredictably. The opposite of this would be someone who is steady, consistent, and predictable. “Predictable” means behaving in a way that is expected and not changing suddenly, making it the antonym of “capricious.”
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B. Cemetery
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A. Millennium
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D. all ready
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The correct choice is D. “Are we all ready to leave on vacation?” The phrase “all ready” means fully prepared or in a state of readiness. In this context, it asks if everyone is prepared to depart for vacation.
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C. joined
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D. Of
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A. At
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C. Influential
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The similar meaning of “seminal” is C. Influential. “Seminal” typically refers to something that is highly original and influential, especially in terms of ideas, works, or events that have a profound impact on a particular field or area of study.
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C. with
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“He is ill with fever.” In English, when referring to someone who is experiencing a particular illness or condition, we typically use the preposition “with.” So, in this case, “with” is the appropriate choice.