Question

suavis : assuage ::









A.

dolere : condole








B.

zelos : volition








C.

jocus : fete








D.

festus : jocular

Answer 1

http://www.vocabulary.com/dictionary/assuage

Answer 2

@iGreen.

Answer 3

its b

Answer 4

but no its D

Answer 5

I really don't know, sorry :(

Answer 6

@rayman5766 what are we doing here?

Answer 7

trying to find simler things to these 2

Answer 8

suavis in Latin means sweet.

Assuage is a word for lessening, or making less intense

Answer 9

so its d

Answer 10

dolere means to grieve, suffer, hurt, give pain

condole means to express sympathy to someone, or grieve with

Answer 11

dud I said d

Answer 12

were did you bB dD

Answer 13

festus is a word meaning festive

jocular means fond of or characterized by joking; humorous or playful.

Answer 14

Are you sure that compares to sweetness, and being lessened or making less intense?

Answer 15

well you making some one laugh

Answer 16

c I knew i5t

Answer 17

You got it?

Answer 18

@rayman5766 Please close this if your question has been answered :)

Answer 19

C is 100% correct I would suggest using the dictionary that sleepyhead gave you it is very useful :)