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'Confidential', 'Arcane', and 'Secret' all refer to things that are hidden or known by few. 'Public' refers to things known by all, making it the antonym and the odd one out.
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'Veteran' refers to a person with long experience, whereas 'Amateur', 'Learner', and 'Novice' refer to beginners or those with less experience. Thus, 'Veteran' is the odd word.
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'Furious', 'Irate', and 'Angry' all describe a state of anger. 'Placid' means calm or peaceful, which is the opposite emotion.
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'Commence', 'Initiate', and 'Begin' all mean to start something. 'Terminate' means to end something, making it the odd one out.
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'Interruption', 'Disruption', and 'Break' all imply a stop or pause in a process. 'Continuity' implies an unbroken flow, making it the opposite concept.
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'Quiet' means silent or peaceful, which fits the context of a preferred place. 'Quite' means entirely or to a degree. 'Quit' means to leave.
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This is a repetition. 'Quiet' refers to a lack of noise. People generally prefer a quiet place for relaxation or work. 'Quite' acts as an adverb.
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When referring to the ability to use a language, the verb 'speak' is used. 'Says' or 'tells' are used for conveying information or stories.
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A 'nephrologist' is a medical doctor who specializes in kidney care and treating diseases of the kidneys. Pathologists study disease causes, neurologists brain/nerves, cardiologists heart.
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The proverb 'Many men, many minds' means that different people have different opinions. It highlights the diversity of human thought.