Monarch, arch-enemy, architect

Question

Which meaning do these words have in common

Refer to the primary person in a situation
Relate to a group or set of people
Refer to building or constructing
Relate to ancient person

Answer 1

The words "monarch," "arch-enemy," and "architect" have a common meaning in that they all refer to a primary person in a situation. In this context:

• Monarch refers to a primary ruler or leader in a kingdom.
• Arch-enemy indicates someone who is a principal enemy or main adversary.
• Architect denotes the chief designer or planner behind a building or project.

So, the correct answer is: Refer to the primary person in a situation.