Vocabulary Synonyms and Antonyms

When one is 'pragmatic', he is being---

• wasteful
• productive
• practical
• None of the above

'Get along' means:

• Adjust
• Have smooth relations
• walk
• None of the above

Choose the one that best express the opposite meaning of the given word: Optimist

• Romantic
• Idealistic
• Pessimist
• None of the above

Choose the word that conveys the same meaning as the word given in capital letters: REFUTI

• void
• frustrate
• disprove
• hinder

Choose the word that conveys the same meaning as the word given in capital letters: SERENITY

• agitation
• protest
• stir
• calmness

Choose the word that conveys the same meaning as the word given in capital letters: EXIGENCY

• dilemma
• constraint
• demand
• occasion

Choose the word that conveys the same meaning as the word given in capital letters: ANXIETY

• worry
• comfort
• faith
• reassurance

Choose the word that conveys the same meaning as the word given in capital letters: IMPUTE

• blame
• attribute
• apply
• expect

Choose the pair that best expresses the relationship similar to the one expressed by the pair of words in capital letters: DEPTH : SEA

• Ray : Sun
• Length : Width
• Peak : Valley
• Height : Mountain

Choose the pair that best expresses the relationship similar to the one expressed by the pair of words in capital letters: FOREST : TREES

• Lawn : Grass
• Shore : Lake
• Valley : Stream
• Ocean : Rocks

Choose the pair that best expresses the relationship similar to the one expressed by the pair of words in capital letters: GUN : HUNTING

• Driver : Springboard
• Horse : Polo
• Bat : Cricket
• Racquet : Tennis

Fastidious is most nearly opposite in meaning to—

• Monotonous
• Aloof
• Easygoing
• Interminable

Indictment is most nearly opposite in meaning to—

• Eulogy
• Tirade
• Crime
• None of them

Salute is most nearly opposite in meaning to—

• Espy
• Defame
• Acquire
• Cogitate

Castigate is most nearly opposite in meaning to—

• Flatten
• Change
• Extol
• None of them

Taciturn is most nearly opposite in meaning to—

• Spoken
• Talkative
• Leisurely
• Placatory

select a word that may be considered antonym of ‘coherent’.

• External
• Trapped
• Permanent
• Temporary

select a word that may be considered synonym of ‘inadvertent’.

• Unintentional
• Inadequate
• Inertia
• Inundate

Find the word that does not match in meaning of ‘grateful’.

• Appreciate
• Thankless
• Gratitude
• Indebted

Pick out the most appropriate pair to fill in the blanks in same order. The great scientist --- himself with ability and moderation all --- the conference.

• felt, about
• displayed, in
• disclosed, besides
• conducted, through

Choose the opposite of the given words: Parallelism

• Obliquity
• Contrast
• Disparity
• Divergence

Choose the opposite of the given words: Ruthless

• Mindful
• Compassionate
• Hostility
• Merciful

I was --- surpriesed sometime ago to ---- greeting card from a stranger in Dhaka.

• wonderfully, present
• pleasantly, receive
• rudely, send
• pleasantly, accept

In spite of its limited ----- the magazine had a strong ----- on political thought in the country.

• circulation, influence
• appeal, repression
• value, surreal
• dimension, intensity

His poor health is the main --- to his promotion this year.

• obstacle
• danger
• road block
• worry

Find the opposite meaning of the word "TRANSPARENT"--

• Apparent
• Manifest
• Opaque
• Explicit

Find the one most nearly similar in meaning to the word "DESPISE"--

• Infuriate
• Abhor
• Commend
• Facilitate

The word "lucrative" means--

• profitable
• oil
• professional
• good looking

Choose the proper option to fill in the blank spaces: I prefer --- what I like even though it ---- not having much money.

• to doing, mean
• doing, mean
• to do, may
• doing, means

Which of the following is a synonym of acceleration?

• Hastening
• Slackening
• Braking
• Slowing down

The antonym of 'preserve' is:

• protect
• secure
• measure
• defend

The synonym of 'reprimand' is:

• assume
• rebuke
• reward
• revive

The antonym of 'native' is:

• local
• congenial
• intrinsic
• inborn

The synonym of 'nation' is--

• truth
• impression
• faith
• fact

The synonym of 'detrimental' is--

• auspicious
• harmful
• developmental
• useful

The antonym of 'Audacious' is--

• timid
• diligent
• impartial
• vivacious

The synonym of 'panacea' is--

• praise
• cure all
• criticism
• verity

The synonym of 'Delude' is--

• demand
• permit
• aggravate
• deceive

The antonym of 'Sympathy' is--

• adversity
• antipathy
• removal
• opposition

The antonym of 'Handsome' is--

• ugly
• foul
• bad
• unpleasant

The synonym of 'Antagonist' is--

• quarrelsome
• opponent
• hyperactive
• belligerent

The synonym of 'Altercation' is--

• adjustment
• quarrel
• alteration
• implication

The synonym of 'antithesis' is--

• velocity
• maxim
• similarity
• reaction

The synonym of 'Hideously' is--

• stealthily
• quietly
• horribly
• dangerously

The synonym of 'Insipid' is--

• tasteless
• sour
• trite
• rapid

The synonym of 'Anxiously' is--

• worriedly
• unhappily
• slowly
• carefully

The synonym of 'Mishap' is--

• danger
• disease
• accident
• theft

The synonym of 'Dangerous' is--

• pleasant
• risky
• tedious
• boring

The synonym of 'Chicanerry' is--

• aroma
• chastity
• treachery
• generosity

The synonym of 'pragmatic' is--

• productive
• practical
• wasteful
• dramatic

The antonym of 'Resemblance' is

• identity
• similarity
• difference
• Carelessness

The antonym 'Hazardous' is--

• risk
• safe
• clear
• stupendous

The antonym of 'Elegance' is--

• dominance
• nonsense
• ugliness
• continuity

'Temporal' means--

• temporary
• religious
• wordly
• local

The synonym of 'prohibit' is--

• order
• ban
• support
• protect

The opposite of 'Nebulous' is--

• clear
• vague
• unclear
• indistinct

The synonym of 'Bountiful' is--

• generous
• limited
• attractive
• dutiful

The synonym of 'Parsimony' is--

• pathetic
• miserable
• miserliness
• lavish

The word 'Benevolent' means--

• kind
• unkind
• cruel
• honest

The antonym of 'Limpid' is--

• watery
• bright
• rapid
• muddy

The synonym of 'Excess' is--

• durable
• exploit
• continuous
• surplus

The antonym of 'Pacific' is--

• calm
• courageous
• zealous
• agitated

The synonym of 'Matrimony' is--

• money
• ceremony
• property
• marriage

The antonym of 'Sumptuous' is--

• mean
• costly
• plain
• poor

The synonym of 'Congenial' is--

• meticulous
• friendly
• solitary
• easy

The synonym of 'Remember' is--

• forget
• rationalize
• recollect
• stranger

The antonym of 'Harbinger' is--

• leader
• educator
• messenger
• follower

The opposite of 'Mitigate' is----

• meanness
• generosity
• selfishness
• splendid

The opposite of 'Amenable' is--

• stubborn
• docile
• obedient
• offensive

The synonym of 'Soothe' is--

• calm
• irritate
• delude
• detest

The synonym of 'Morose' is--

• vindictive
• adventurous
• depressed
• cheerful

The synonym of 'Treacherous' is--

• unfaithful
• faithful
• reliable
• dependable

The synonym of 'Altitude' is--

• great
• attitude
• height
• beatitude

The synonym of 'Incite' is--

• instigate
• permit
• urge
• deceive

The synonym of 'Eternal' is--

• temporary
• obvious
• vigilant
• everlasting

The antonym of 'Arrogant' is--

• proud
• modest
• rude
• indignant

The synonym of 'Magnificent' is--

• splendid
• resourceful
• knowledgeable
• thoughtful

The synonym of 'Optimist' is-

• pessimist
• change
• despair
• hopeful

The synonym of 'Disparity' is--

• argumentation
• belittlement
• difference
• harmony

The synonym of 'Burtal' is--

• gentle
• cruel
• continental
• vital

The antonym of 'Delete' is--

• injure
• delay
• insert
• replete

The synonym of 'Belligerent' is--

• hostile
• hospitable
• amicable
• friendly

The antonym of 'Harmony' is---

• admiration
• discord
• co-operation
• co-ordination

The synonym of 'Unemployment' is--

• carelessness
• joblessness
• sleeplessness
• idleness

The synonym of 'Conjugal' is---

• bridal
• approval
• deadly
• disputable

The synonym of 'Mislead' is--

• redirect
• misjudge
• misgive
• misguide

The opposite of 'Flexible' is--

• plastic
• changeable
• rigid
• elastic

The synonym of 'Authentic' is--

• correct
• genuine
• realistic
• elastic

The synonym of 'Franchise' is--

• suffrage
• utility
• precise
• criticize

The synonym of 'Helpful' is--

• dangerous
• active
• hostile
• supportive

The opposite of 'Gratify' is---

• displease
• waste
• beautify
• ratify

The synonym of 'Mandatory' is--

• optional
• obligatory
• subsidiary
• transitory

The synonym of 'Buccaneer' is--

• bachelor
• presenter
• pirate
• butcher

The opposite of 'Diversity' is--

• similarity
• originality
• longenity
• texture

The antonym of 'Sagacity' is--

• incredulity
• belligerence
• stupidity
• tolerance

The synonym of 'Squander' is--

• improve
• solve
• travel
• waste

The synonym of 'Subterfuge' is--

• frankness
• deception
• beauty
• bounty

The synonym of 'Deplete' is--

• diminish
• cease
• blemish
• increase

The synonym of 'Competent' is--

• Circumspect
• Discrete
• Capable
• Prudent

The antonym of 'Honorary' is--

• official
• honorable
• salaried
• literary

The synonym of 'Incredible' is--

• unbelievable
• lovable
• deplorable
• miserable

The synonym of 'Intrepid' is--

• arrogant
• belligerent
• fearless
• rapid

The antonym of 'Inimical' is---

• hostile
• friendly
• indifferent
• angry

The synonym of 'Brochure'--

• opening
• pamphlet
• bureau
• censor

The antonym of 'Equivocal'-

• universal
• local
• mistaken
• clear

The synonym for 'obdurate'---

• deceitful
• stubborn
• sly
• swindler

The antonym for 'Recalcitrant'-

• passive
• compliant
• careless
• careful

MANIFEST:

• displace
• visible
• restore
• occult

RIGOROUS:

• despair
• aversion
• hard
• scarcity

TRANSIENT:

• hostile
• permanent
• supportive
• temporary

INDIGENOUS--

• alien
• inimical
• native
• extra

STABILITY--

• disparity
• inconsistency
• carelessness
• weariness

BEGIN---

• participate
• conclude
• persist
• determine

INDIGENOUS--

• thoughtful
• acquired
• redundant
• sterile

FOCUS--

• disappear
• disperse
• link
• activate

The condemned prisoner was given a 'reprieve '.

• punishment
• pardon
• command
• meal

We kept notes of everything that 'transpired' at the meeting.

• decided
• recorded
• happened
• finished

SCANTY--

• Narrow
• Abundant
• Gather
• Declare

ASSEMBLE--

• Join
• Add
• Line
• Separate

CLARITY--

• Ambiguity
• Profusion
• Diffusion
• Fusion

APATHY--

• Indifference
• Different
• Similar
• Care

RATIFY--

• Clean
• Damage
• Cancel
• Support

MEAGER--

• Scant
• Miser
• Little
• Enough

JUNGLE--

• desert
• hill
• sea
• mountain

PEASANT--

• Nice
• Farmer
• Gift
• Landlord

RAPPORT--

• Relationship
• Dockyard
• Knock
• Sratement

IGNORE---

• illiterate
• Angry
• Disregard
• Obey

SOLICIT--

• Legal
• Give
• Bright
• Seek

CONDONE--

• Cancel
• Support
• Fake
• Real

COUNSEL--

• Cabinate
• Meeting
• Advice
• Trade

ERROR--

• Destroy
• Blunder
• Demolish
• Negative

DIGEST--

• Absorb
• Extent
• Stay
• Master

DUSK--

• MORNING
• NOON
• EVENING
• NIGHT

SUPERFICIAL--

• shallow
• superb
• thorough
• brief

HOSPITALITY--

• loss of health
• concern of self
• clear proof
• lack of welcome

MODERN--

• realistic
• witty
• colorful
• contemporary

GIGANTIC--

• huge
• magnificent
• colossal
• small

PRECEDE--

• follow
• deviate
• fail
• initiate

RECOVERY--

• loss
• repose
• exploration
• confession

APPROPRIATE--

• obvious
• unsuitable
• similar
• admirable

Degradation--

• Dishonor
• Embarrassment
• Bewilderment
• Anger

The synonym of 'abstain' is--

• tardy
• longing
• refrain
• tiny

The antonym of 'punishment' is--

• hope
• profit
• reward
• prize

Which of the following is not a meaning of word 'Rural'?.

• Country
• Rustic
• Pastoral
• Bucolic

EVACUATE--

• boil off
• fill up
• neutralize
• melt down

INDIGENOUS--

• thoughtful
• disperse
• link
• activate

FOCUS--

• disappear
• acquired
• redundant
• sterile

VAGUE--

• expressive
• felicitous
• well-defined
• provocation

CONSOLIDATION--

• restriction
• fragmentation
• opposition
• provocation

OUTSET--

• regression
• termination
• series
• exit

MAGNIFY--

• forgive
• extract
• reduce
• electrify

SPACIOUS--

• typical
• narrow
• golden
• genuine

SCARCITY--

• abundance
• mediocre
• little
• remote

Only a few types of mushrooms are 'suitable for consumption'.

• flammable
• artificial
• inedible
• natural

The car 'sped up' as it went down the ramp.

• ascended
• descended
• exploded
• decelerated

They succeeded in the face of 'adversity'.

• promotion
• silence
• neutrality
• caution

The aggrieved parties 'acceded' to the proposal.

• added to
• reduced
• awaited
• proposed

The claim was found to be 'fraudulent'.

• circumstantial
• ceremonial
• supportive
• genuine

A 'congenial' work environment enables a worker to perform better.

• meticulous
• friendly
• solitary
• easy

He showed great enthusiasm, 'contrary to' what his supervisor had expected.

• according to
• guided to
• opposite of
• because of

We kept everything that 'transpired at' the meeting.

• decided
• recorded
• happened
• finished

TRANQUIL:

• Impatient
• Agitated
• Vociferous
• Noisy

DISSENT:

• Agreement
• Dispute
• Disunity
• Controversy

CONCEALMENT:

• Identification
• Broadness
• Evidence
• Indication

ARROGANT:

• Proud
• Meek
• Insolent
• Rude

AMALGAMATE:

• Generate
• Repair
• Meterialise
• Separate

NOSTALGIC:

• Soothing
• Homesick
• Diseased
• Indolent

HEDGE:

• Curse
• Injure
• Evade
• Harm

GENESIS:

• Relevant
• Beginning
• Style
• Movement

INTRINSIC:

• Introvert
• Intricate
• Complicated
• Secret

OBSCENE:

• Objectionable
• Indecent
• Displeasing
• Condemnable

INGENUOUS:

• sophisticated
• clever
• cunning
• naive

MENTOR:

• mental
• guide
• machine
• orator

SUSTAINABLE:

• transient
• maintainable
• relevant
• useful

AUGMENT--

• shrink
• plastic
• contract
• extend

Choose the word opposite in the meaning of 'Magnanimous'.

• small
• selfish
• naive
• generous

Facsimile:

• reproduction
• sincere
• original
• fact-finding

Synchronized:

• noisy
• discordant
• consequent
• following

Aromatic:

• crippled
• fragrant
• sentimental
• stinking

Prognosis--

• scheme
• forecast
• preface
• identification

ACUMEN:

• Keenness
• Brilliance
• Swiftness
• Greediness

TENACITY:

• Splendor
• Perseverance
• Tendency
• Decimation

SUMPTUOUS:

• Swampy
• Irritable
• Meager
• Lavish

PLACID:

• Circumspect
• Inept
• Serene
• Now

INKLING:

• Liking
• Inhibit
• Hint
• Habit

Ostentatious:

• Pretty
• Modest
• Flagrant
• Showy

Debilitate--

• Weaken
• Attack
• Surmount
• Destroy

Prolific--

• Plenty
• Fertile
• Predominant
• Competent

Spite--

• Concern
• Admiration
• Malice
• Indifference

Bemoan--

• Lament
• Soothe
• Denounced
• Loathe

He 'looked' at his watch quickly.

• searched
• reached
• glanced
• sobbed

Someone who is not strong is 'vulnerable'.

• muscular
• weak
• pale
• raced

Managers should 'strive' for excellence.

• cooperatate with others
• be patient
• make efforts
• pay well

The opposite meaning of 'APOSTATE' is---

• laggard
• loyalist
• martinet
• predecessor

The similar meaning of 'CHASTE' is--

• Loyal
• Timid
• Curt
• Pure

The waiter 'put' mango juice into my glass.

• filled
• poured
• reached
• threw

When her dog died, she 'cried' very hard for half an hour.

• yelled
• screamed
• sobbed
• raced

He quickly 'looked' at his watch.

• searched
• reached
• glanced
• sobbed

ONEROUS--

• Complex
• Plain
• Easy
• Straight-forward

CORROBORATE--

• Protect
• Urge
• Deny
• Isolate

ANEMIC--

• Acidic
• Sparkling
• Lackluster
• Escape

ERRATIC--

• Dominant
• Predictable
• Peaceful
• Perishable

COMIC--

• Painful
• Fearful
• Tragic
• Emotional

What is the synonym of 'Malice'?

• Animosity
• Affection
• Kindness
• Bond

What is the antonym of 'Famous'?

• Opaque
• Obscure
• Illiterate
• Immature

MERCENARY--

• Hired
• Voluntary
• Venal
• Mean

SLOTH--

• Activity
• Idleness
• Laziness
• Indolence

INVIDIOUS:

• Offensive
• Hateful
• Envious
• Charitable

DEMUR--

• Shy
• Boggle
• Hesitate
• Accept

CARNAL--

• Fleshy
• Sensual
• Animal
• Virtuous

CURSORY--

• Hand written
• Angry
• Hasty
• Vulgar

EXONERATE--

• Absolve
• Praise
• Condemn
• Defer

KUDOS--

• Oriental spot
• Penalty
• Praise
• African Antelope

Daunt-

• Intimidate
• Overwhelm
• Dare
• Show off

CONDUIT--

• Water tape
• Pipe
• Electricity cable
• Moisture on window panes

The plural from of the 'Focus':

• Focu
• Focus
• Foci
• Focis

Find the correct synonym of the word 'discontented'

• contented
• happy
• satisfied
• joyful

Find the antonym of the capital letter : ASSERT

• affirm
• declare
• insist
• deny

Find the antonym of the word 'Myopic'.

• Bigoted
• Prejudiced
• Intolerant
• Short-sighted

A synonym for 'hindrance' is--

• solution
• barrier
• answer
• criticize

ELUCIDATE--

• confuse
• perplex
• extreme
• expound

FRUGAL:

• waste
• wild
• economical
• hasty

TRANSITORY--

• lucid
• transient
• relevant
• clear

IMPLUSE---

• desire
• revulsion
• disgust
• dislike

INDUSTRIOUS--

• laid-back
• large
• active
• lethargic

'To replicate' means--

• To understand
• To enunciate
• To be serious
• To motivate

Find the synonym of the word 'myopic'.

• Evenhanded
• Unprejudiced
• Tolerant
• Short-sighted

The following is the antonym of 'abandon'.

• desert
• drop
• support
• wave

What is the correct antonym of 'Panic'?

• sit
• laugh
• dance
• relax

Micro-credit has been serving the purpose of the poor borrowers who cannot provide the 'collateral'.

• money
• repayment
• interest
• pledge

EMPHASIS:

• Importance
• Neglect
• Overlook
• Inundate

PREMIUM:

• Contaminate
• Condone
• Best
• Large

What is the synonym of 'ENSURE'?

• Make progress
• Encourage
• Effect
• Profuse

DEFICIT:

• Defeat
• Shotage
• Complex
• Plan

QUERY:

• Solution
• Sanity
• Dissolve
• Ratify

Which of the following is not a synonym of the word 'repercussion'.

• consequence
• aftermath
• influence
• situation

The word 'disenchantment' means--

• disillusion
• disengagement
• dissolve
• change

ENLARGE:

• shrink
• large
• contract
• slip

BARTER:

• transient
• proxy
• relevant
• useful

MULTIPLE:

• compound
• few
• little
• great

EXPOUND:

• confound
• perplex
• explain
• obscure

VELOCITY:

• speed
• wind
• money
• volume

Choose the word which is most nearly similar in meaning to the word 'ENLARGE"

• shrink
• large
• contract
• slip

Magnanimous--

• Generous
• Unkind
• Revengeful
• Friendly

Capture--

• Apprehend
• Mismanage
• Confrontation
• Unshakable

Rudimentary--

• elementary
• ordinary
• insincere
• controlied

The antonym of 'Segregation'-- is

• Integration
• Separation
• Depression
• Suppression

Soothe--

• Acknowledge
• Irritate
• Charm
• Fake

Fertile--

• Useful
• Barren
• Strong
• Unfavorable

Municipal taxes are based on an 'estimate of the value' of one's property.

• appraisal
• forecast
• diagnosis
• outline

Doctors encourage their patients not to get upset about 'trivial' matters.

• unexpected
• unimportant
• unusual
• uncertain

CHEERFUL--

• Pure
• Faithful
• Sad
• Tainted

UNRULY--

• Wild
• Disruptive
• Obedient
• Good

OBSCURE--

• Clarify
• Unclear
• Advocate
• Praise

DEFAME--

• insult
• slander
• respect
• defy

SYNTHETIC:

• artificial
• imitation
• copy
• natural

COMPENSATION:

• harm
• admission
• misfortunate
• reward

REIMBURSE:

• recollect
• renowned
• refund
• revamp

GRAVITY--

• irrelevant
• strange
• seriousness
• regular

COMPREHENSION:

• loss
• calamity
• difference
• knowledge

BENEVOLENT:

• caring
• complete
• honest
• disgraceful

A kidnapping is also called an--

• abduction
• abdaction
• abducsion
• abducktion

The reduced 'commuting' time was an additional perk that came with his new job.

• communicating
• traveling
• working
• supervising

'Assertive' people are generally more decisive.

• Docile
• Articulate
• Confident
• Intelligent

It is in his nature to 'belittle' his opponents when faced with criticism.

• avoid
• demean
• annoy
• stop

The doctor are 'baffled' why the patient is taking so long to recuperate.

• confused
• warried
• shocked
• indifferent

He has a natural 'aversion' toward duplicity.

• affinity
• attraction
• distaste
• tendency

The common shearwater is 'seldom' encountered off these rugged coast.

• often
• sometimes
• rarely
• inevitable

Though he 'embroidered' his tales considerable, there was always a grain of truth in Mark Twin's stories.

• lengthened
• embellished
• repeated
• emphasize

The doctor prefered to resign rather than be accused publicly of 'infamous' conduct.

• unknown
• extraordinary
• mysterious
• disgraceful

Civil-rights marchers in the early fifties often had to contend with the 'wrath' of local resident.

• generosity
• opposition
• dislike
• anger

Since an in-house search failed to reveal the culprit, an outside investigation was 'instigated'.

• requested
• initiated
• carried out
• discussed

ALIENATE--

• Reunite
• Influence
• Relieve
• Match

STABILITY--

• Disparity
• Inconstancy
• Opposition
• Carelessness

CONSOLE---

• Pretend sympathy
• Reveal suffering
• Aggravate grief
• Betray

SPECIOUS--

• Unfeigned
• Significant
• Valid
• Agreeable

GLOBAL--

• Unusual
• Local
• Unpredictable
• Hot-headed

Find the antonym of the word in capital letter: AWFUL

• clumsy
• difficult
• graceful
• skillful

PLETHORA---

• pompous
• clever
• cunning
• devious

TERSE--

• waste
• wild
• pithy
• hasty

VIGILANT--

• fickle
• tried
• watchful
• steady

REMORSE--

• duplicity
• regret
• low
• honesty

EQUIVOCAL--

• ambiguous
• obstacle
• indolent
• valorous

Rage--

• Violent
• Anger
• Wrath
• Calmness

The synonym of 'virulent' is--

• Strong
• Revenge
• Dreamer
• Similarity

The synonym of 'sanguine' is--

• Cheerful
• Careful
• Sacred
• Sparkle

If the client insists upon being 'stubborn', lawyers have to settle claims in court.

• abject
• indignant
• obstinate
• awkward

Although buses are 'scheduled' to depart on a certain hour, they are often late.

• listed
• obligated
• loaded
• serialized

Library cards will 'expire' when they are not used.

• cost more money
• cease to be effective
• be mailed to owner's address
• be renewed automatically

COERCION---

• corruption
• intimidation
• assertion
• reflection

PERENNIAL--

• prepetual
• excessive
• colossal
• reluctant

SPURIOUS--

• prominent
• filthy
• wicked
• fake

STAGANANT--

• treason
• tiring
• platry
• reticent

PRIDE--

• Humanity
• Pleasure
• Prejudice
• Injustice

DOMESTIC--

• Family
• Foreign
• Domicile
• Average

PROBLEMATIC--

• Easy
• Professional
• Awkward
• Tricky

GLORIOUS---

• Superb
• Flowery
• Shameful
• Glossary

ADVICE--

• Opinion
• Outlook
• Clash
• Warning

KNOWLEDGE--

• Incorrect
• Proper
• Appropriate
• Awareness

VERDICT--

• False
• Judgement
• Proper
• Suitable

REVISION--

• Study
• Retreat
• Review
• Reading

MAGNIFY--

• Remove
• Enlarge
• Simplify
• Verify

HUMILITY--

• Pride
• Pleasure
• Prejudice
• Injustice

TRICKY--

• Easy
• Professional
• Awkward
• Difficult

FOREIGN--

• Habitant
• Native
• Domicile
• Average

FLOWERY--

• Superb
• Plain
• Shameful
• Glossary

DESTITUTE--

• Indigent
• Debt
• Improverished
• Wealthy

ENTITY--

• Friend
• Enemy
• Appropriate
• Body

ORATOR--

• Politician
• Speaker
• Official
• Certificate

IRRELEVANT--

• Incorrect
• Proper
• Appropriate
• Inappropriate

SPROUT--

• Run
• Explain
• Spring
• Wind

UNTENABLE--

• Unattainble
• Indefensible
• Withdraw
• verify

The opposite of the word 'terminate'--

• depart
• prevent
• begin
• change

The word 'plethora' means--

• despair
• excess
• forlorn
• scarcity

The opposite of the word 'untenable' is---

• verifiable
• precise
• defensible
• hypothetical

The word 'evasive' means:

• elusive
• serene
• pensive
• mistaken

The word 'disregard' means:

• ignore
• evade
• admit
• improve

Employers look for 'agility' in workers in small part production plants.

• dexterity
• flexibility
• liveliness
• alertness

In comparison to the history of the world, human life is very 'transient'.

• meaningless
• poignant
• short-lived
• arbitrary

PROPENSITY--

• a tendency
• feebleness
• ability
• a preference for something

PROMULGATE--

• to thrash
• to proclaim
• to intend
• to force upon others

PROFESS--

• to become expert
• to proclaim or declare
• to foretell
• to implicate

PROVOCATION--

• a narrow minded view point
• a cause of anger or resentment
• a prophesy
• an alliance

PRESTIGE--

• distinction
• pride
• performance
• wealth

STUBBORN--

• Obstinate
• Obedient
• Strong
• Social

EXHILARATING--

• Extending
• Thrilling
• Depressing
• Exhausting

GREGARIOUS--

• Greedy
• Sociable
• Grueling
• Plethora

NOXIOUS--

• Deleterious
• Nice
• Beneficial
• Wealthy

Mr. Arman was 'instigated' by his colleagues to speak against the director in the meeting.

• provoked
• followed
• restrained
• protected

The supply of food and beverage for the program was 'abundant'.

• inadequate
• substandard
• excellent
• plentiful

According to the rules and regulation of the organization, there is no 'hindrance' to his succeeding to the chairmanship.

• opportunity
• obstruction
• scope
• problem

The fifteenth century witnessed an era of 'renaissance' in Europe.

• pestilence
• decadence
• immorality
• prehistory

The habit of 'squandering' money should not be encouraged.

• saving
• collecting
• hoarding
• discarding

The members of the opposition partymade 'derogatory' remarks about the politices of the government.

• praiseworthy
• laudatory
• respectable
• admirable

His punctuality and regularity 'propitiates' everyone with whom he deals.

• depresses
• excites
• enrages
• appeases

The palace was indeed 'grotesque'.

• good
• decent
• filthy
• congruous

He 'remonstrated' with his father about his decision of donating the entire property to the society for the disabled.

• agreed
• felt pleased
• protested
• apologized

Slangs in a language are usually 'ephemeral' in nature.

• transient
• customary
• necessary
• obvious

Everybody in the assembly shouted and there was a 'pandemonium' in the hall.

• crowd
• noise
• disorderly scene
• laughter

He was enticed into entering this deal.

• tempted
• attracted
• teasted
• rebuked

The novel was so interesting that I was 'oblivious' of my surroundings.

• indifferent
• watchful
• aware
• unmindful

Obtained:

• combined
• conquered
• acquired
• procured

Relied:

• emphasized
• dependent
• convinced
• followed

Launch:

• review
• begin
• propel
• push

August:

• common
• ridiculous
• dignified
• petty

Corpulent--

• lean
• gaunt
• emaciated
• obese

The young executives are fond of fast food and 'snazzy' dressse.

• loos
• colourful
• tighfit
• stylish

Rapid industrialisation has played havoc with her 'idyllic' landscape of the countryside.

• beautiful
• pleasant
• clean
• noisy

Each year food production in underdeveloped countries falls a bit further behind 'burgeoning' population growth.

• alarming
• decreasing
• expanding
• recurring

The film deals with 'decadent' feudalism.

• declining
• diminishing
• unless
• prevalent

The have heaped 'encomiums' on her.

• blames
• excesses
• excuses
• praises

Sellect the opposite meaning of the word GLORIOUS---

• Superb
• Splendid
• Disgraceful
• Wonderful

Sellect the opposite meaning of the word INADVERTENT---

• Unintentional
• Unintended
• Accidental
• Intentional

Sellect the opposite meaning of the word EXPOSE--

• reveal
• uncover
• unearth
• conceal

Everything about him, his talkative nature, proclaims his effeminacy.

• boorishness
• manliness
• aggressiveness
• attractiveness

He proved utterly capricious in his dealings with his friends.

• helpful
• steadfast
• understanding
• obstinate

His frivolous remarks provoked no comments.

• serious
• momentous
• frantic
• fanciful

On hearing the news he was in a state of ecstasy.

• despression
• pain
• disappointment
• trance

Like poverty, affluence can sometimes create its own problems.

• sorrow
• indigence
• exuberance
• opulence

Depreciation:

• depression
• derision
• assurance
• appreciation

Panic:

• dread
• fear
• dance
• calm

The synonym of Accord.

• harmonize
• conflict
• disagree
• differ

Microprocessor, unlike computers, are programmed to complete 'defined' tasks.

• arduous
• specific
• several
• similar

A 'chance' sample can often provide information about a larger population.

• prudent
• genuine
• random
• modified

Stephen Foster was one of American's most popular and 'productive' songwriters, composing more than two hundred songs in his lifetime.

• prolific
• gifted
• industrious
• renowned

Honeybees live in a 'complicated' socity of ten to fifty thousand members.

• concealed
• complex
• cooperative
• congested

Durable means--

• Enduring
• Fragile
• Reduce
• Duration

The opposite of 'hamper' is--

• obstruct
• interfere
• prohibit
• facilitate

Postulate:

• false
• lie
• claim
• question

Preplexed:

• angry
• annoyed
• aroused
• puzzled

Pitfall:

• opportunity
• shortcomming
• artistic
• profligacy

Severity:

• security
• celebrity
• mildness
• separation

Tantamount :

• insignificant
• ignoramus
• unequal
• unerground

Lethargy :

• flexibility
• adequacy
• toughness
• plainness

The meaning of the word 'amass' is:

• invent
• accrue
• disperse
• animate

The meaning of the word 'dearth' is:

• death
• dark
• blank
• plenty

My father will discipline me for my action. Here 'discipline' means:

• reward
• systemize
• approve
• reproach

Affluence:

• fluent
• affinity
• wealthy
• acute

Lucid:

• lucky
• acidity
• stupid
• clear

Evasive---

• elusive
• serene
• pensive
• autocrat

Proximate--

• complete
• distant
• insincere
• inquisitive

Alleviate--

• scatter
• approve
• aggravate
• alter

Meticulous---

• moral
• colossal
• careless
• harsh