Analogies – 2

Ineffable, Retiring, and Loquacious all relate to the ability or tendency to talk. “Garrulous” means excessively talkative, making it the outlier.

Immutable, Mutable, and Transient all relate to the concept of change or duration. “Perennial” means lasting for a long time or recurring, making it the outlier.

Quiescent, Restive, and Torpid all relate to a state of inactivity or rest. “Ephemeral” means lasting for a short time, which is different from the others.

Avaricious, Parsimonious, and Prodigal all relate to generosity or the lack thereof. “Munificent” means very generous, while the others denote different levels of frugality or extravagance.

Pernicious, Maleficent, and Benign all relate to harm or damage. “Innoxious” means harmless, making it the outlier.

Apathetic, Indifferent, and Nonchalant all describe a lack of interest or concern. “Conscientious” means showing great care and diligence in one’s work or duties, making it the outlier.

Loquacious, Taciturn, and Reticent are all related to talking or expressing oneself. “Garrulous” means excessively talkative, while the others refer to being quiet or reserved.

Voracious, Insatiable, and Ravenous all describe an intense desire for food or something else. “Satiated” means satisfied, which is different from having an insatiable appetite.

Ephemeral, Transient, and Evanescent all refer to something fleeting or short-lived, while “Enduring” means lasting for a long time.