WONDERLIC EXAM PRACTICE QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS 100% VERIFIE | LATEST UPDATED2023/2024

spontaneous - ANSWER done with impulse and not planned spurious - ANSWER something not genuine submissive - ANSWER give in and follow the demands of others substantiate - ANSWER to prove that something is true and valid reclusive - ANSWER withdraw and alone from the world reconciliation - ANSWER the end of conflict and reestablishment of relationships and friendships renovation - ANSWER repairing and restoring back to original or a new state ponder - ANSWER to think over or consider pretentious - ANSWER acting more important than special than what is deserved procrastinate - ANSWER to postpone doing something that needs to be done prosaic - ANSWER lacking wit or imagination prosperity - ANSWER the condition of being wealthy or successful provocative - ANSWER purposefully exciting, arousing or annoying someone prudent - ANSWER careful or sensible, using good judgement querulous - ANSWER always complaining or whining rancorous - ANSWER having deeply held and long lasting resentment opulent - ANSWER rich and superior in quality orator - ANSWER someone who delivers a speech or orator ostentatious - ANSWER an intended or purposeful show of wealth intended to impress others obsess - ANSWER always think about something constantly paradox - ANSWER appearing conflicting or contradictory parched - ANSWER lack of moisture or dried out by heat or sun respite - ANSWER a break or intermission restrained - ANSWER showing control and not giving in to emotion or anger pragmatics - ANSWER concern with practical matters and results perfidious - ANSWER disloyal, not to be trusted precocious - ANSWER showing advanced maturity at an early age incompatible - ANSWER unable to be or work together inconsequential - ANSWER something without importance or insignificance inevitable - ANSWER impossible to avoid or prevent from happening intrepid - ANSWER courageous and bold, without fear integrity - ANSWER doing what is right, honest or decent intuitive - ANSWER to know by instinct alone innocuous - ANSWER harmless jubilation - ANSWER a feeling of extreme rejoicing and celebration longevity - ANSWER the property of having a long life