If someone or something is “emaciated” they arevery thin and bony. For example, one could write, "After the famine, the farm animals were “emaciated.” “Gaunt” meansthin and bony and usually pale. If you say, "His face looked gaunt," you mean it wasthin, pale, and bony. To further help you ,“fibrous” meansstringy or made of fibres,所以耐嚼,“纤维。”“敏感”的意思easily offended or sympathetic to other people’s feelings.

“Strident” is an adjective that is often used to meanharshand loud. So, we need to pick out an answer choice that means something likeloud. That means that “faint” cannot be the correct answer, because “faint” is an adjective that meansindistinctoralmost imperceptible, making it an antonym, not a synonym, of “strident.” “Audible” cannot be the correct answer either, because while a strident noise is audible (perceptible as sounds via listening), “audible” does not mean the same thing as “strident.” “Piercing,” however, is an adjective that can meanshrill and loud, and because “piercing” is the answer choice closest in meaning to “strident,” “piercing” is the correct answer.

"Lithe" meansgraceful and limber, like a ballerina, so "graceful" is the correct answer.

“Discrete” is an adjective that meansseparate, so we need to pick out an answer choice that means something likedistinct. That means that “combined” cannot be the correct answer, because “combined” is an adjective that meansmerged, making it an antonym, not a synonym, of “discrete.” “Individual,” however, when used as an adjective, meansseparate, and because “individual” is the answer choice closest in meaning to “discrete,” “individual” is the correct answer.

"Rancid" most nearly meansrotten, as in "The food that had been left out on the counter top was rancid when the Smiths returned from their two-week vacation."

“Frangible” is an adjective that means “fragile; brittle,” so we need to pick out an answer choice that means something like “fragile.” That means that “shatterproof” cannot be the correct answer, because “shatterproof” means “made so that it does not break easily and will not form sharp, dangerous pieces if it does break,” making it an antonym, not a synonym, of “frangible.” “Breakable,” however, is an adjective that means “capable of breaking or being broken easily,” and because “breakable” is the answer choice closest in meaning to “frangible,” “breakable” is the correct answer.

"Comely" is an adjective that meansvery cuteorattractive, so "cute" is the correct answer. For clarification, "ugly" meansaesthetically unpleasant, "imperfect" meanshaving flawsornot perfect, "perfect" meanshaving no flaws or errors, and "boisterous" meansloudor不守规矩的.

"Salient" is an adjective that means "most noticeable or important," so we need to pick out a word that means something like "most noticeable." While "constituent" and "conspicuous" might sound quite similar, "constituent" means "being a part of the whole," while "conspicuous" means "standing out so as to be clearly visible" or "attracting notice or attention." Since "conspicuous" is the answer choice closest in meaning to "salient," "conspicuous" is the correct answer.

Someone who is "burly" isstocky and well-built, so "stocky," a word that meansstrapping,体格魁伟的, orbrawny是正确的答案。瘦长的澄清。" describes someone who istall and skinny, portly meansstoutorfat, and comely meanscuteorattractive.

"Intact" meanscomplete. "Broken" is an antonym of "intact" and meanssmashedorshattered. "Spoiled" meanscoddled. "Social" can meanhaving to do with society. "Accurate" meanscorrectorprecise.