Question

Which of the following does NOT mean "Sharp or unpleasant" ?

ACERBIC

CAUSTIC

Pungent

Vitrlollc

Viscous

Answer 1

Which of the following does NOT mean "Sharp or unpleasant" ?

ACERBIC

CAUSTIC

Pungent

Vitrlollc

Viscous   CORRECT (ITS MEAN THICK GELLY LIKE)

Answer 2

Viscous does NOT mean "Sharp or unpleasant".

• ACERBIC means sharp and straightforward. Thus, it means sharp.

• CAUSTIC means a substance that burns or eats away through a chemical reaction or caustic is an unpleasant remark or relationship. Thus, it is unpleasant.

• PUNGENT means that when something is pungent then it has a strong, sharp smell or taste which is mostly so strong that it is unpleasant. Thus, it is unpleasant.

• VITRIOLIC means compressed with unpleasant criticism or malice. Thus, it is unpleasant.

• VISCOUS means thick and sticky. Thus, it has nothing to do with being unpleasant or sharp.

Hence, Viscous does NOT mean "Sharp or unpleasant".

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