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conducive {Ans: adjective: helping to bring about or promote a particular outcome The peaceful environment was conducive to studying. Synonyms: favorable propitious beneficial}lugubrious {Ans: adjective: appearing sad or gloomy The movie had a lugubrious tone that left many in tears. Synonyms: mournful woeful dismal}insolent {Ans: adjective: boldly disrespectful or rude His insolent attitude towards the teacher got him in trouble. Synonyms: impertinent brazen impudent}figurative {Ans: adjective: symbolic rather than literal He used the storm as a figurative representation of his internal turmoil. Synonyms: metaphorical allegorical representative}incidental {Ans: adjective: secondary or non-essential part of something Incidental expenses were added to the main bill. Synonyms: auxiliary peripheral subordinate}idiosyncratic {Ans: adjective: peculiar to an individual or group; unique She has idiosyncratic mannerisms that make her easily recognizable. Synonyms: eccentric quirky characteristic}