1). Circumlocution2). Compliment3). Umbrage4). Upbraid

1.	1). Circumlocution2). Compliment3). Umbrage4). Upbraid
Answer» The correct word here is 'admonish'. Admonish MEANS 'reprimand firmly.' So the complete OPPOSITE of this word must be 'compliment', which means 'a polite expression of praise or admiration'. Circumlocution => the use of MANY words where fewer would do, especially in a deliberate attempt to be vague or evasive. Umbrage => OFFENCE or annoyance. Upbraid => find fault with (someone); scold.

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The correct word here is 'admonish'. Admonish MEANS 'reprimand firmly.' So the complete OPPOSITE of this word must be 'compliment', which means 'a polite expression of praise or admiration'.

Circumlocution => the use of MANY words where fewer would do, especially in a deliberate attempt to be vague or evasive.

Umbrage => OFFENCE or annoyance.

Upbraid => find fault with (someone); scold.

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