The Proposal Synonyms

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The Proposal Synonyms


1. Lomov is *palpitating* with excitement and fear.

  • Trembling
  • Calm
  • Steady
  • Fearless

2. Chubukov becomes *irritated* during the heated argument.

  • Pleased
  • Annoyed
  • Delighted
  • Satisfied

3. Lomov speaks in a *tremulous* voice.

  • Confident
  • Firm
  • Shaking
  • Bold

4. Natalya is extremely *persistent* about the meadows.

  • Careless
  • Indifferent
  • Lazy
  • Determined

5. Chubukov gives a *cordial* welcome to Lomov.

  • Rude
  • Cold
  • Warm
  • Harsh

6. Lomov suffers from *palpitation* of the heart.

  • Calmness
  • Throbbing
  • Stillness
  • Rest

7. The discussion soon turns into a *dispute*.

  • Quarrel
  • Agreement
  • Harmony
  • Friendship

8. Natalya becomes *hysterical* during the argument.

  • Calm
  • Peaceful
  • Overexcited
  • Relaxed

9. Chubukov behaves in a *hospitable* manner at first.

  • Hostile
  • Unfriendly
  • Welcoming
  • Rude

10. Lomov feels *exhausted* after the argument.

  • Tired
  • Energised
  • Refreshed
  • Active

11. Natalya reacts in a *violent* way.

  • Aggressive
  • Gentle
  • Mild
  • Soft

12. Lomov tries to remain *formal* while speaking.

  • Casual
  • Relaxed
  • Official
  • Informal

13. Chubukov shows *enthusiasm* for the proposal.

  • Apathy
  • Boredom
  • Disinterest
  • Eagerness

14. Natalya becomes *upset* on hearing the truth.

  • Happy
  • Joyful
  • Cheerful
  • Distressed

15. Lomov argues with *conviction*.

  • Certainty
  • Doubt
  • Hesitation
  • Uncertainty

16. The argument reaches a *climax*.

  • Beginning
  • Start
  • Opening
  • Peak

17. Chubukov speaks in a *mocking* tone.

  • Praising
  • Admiring
  • Ridiculing
  • Respectful

18. Lomov collapses due to *anxiety*.

  • Confidence
  • Calm
  • Relaxation
  • Worry

19. Natalya shows *remorse* later.

  • Pride
  • Regret
  • Satisfaction
  • Joy

20. The proposal finally ends in *reconciliation*.

  • Conflict
  • Disagreement
  • Quarrel
  • Settlement
Location: Mogalturu, Andhra Pradesh, India

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