For each of the following questions, select the option which is CLOSEST in meaning to the capitalized word.
1. TURBULENCE
[A]Treachery
[B]Triumph
[C]Commotion
[D]Overflow
Coomotion
Commotion means an disorderly outburst or tumult. Its most close to tubulence which means unstable flow of a liquid or gas. Turbulence also refers to a state of disturbance
2. DEFER
[A]Discourage
[B]Minimize
[C]Postpone
[D]Estimate
Postpone
Other synonyms are prorogue, put off, set back, shelve
3. ADAGE
[A]Proverb
[B]Youth
[C]Supplement
[D]Hardness
Proverb
An adage is a proverb or byword
4. ENSUE
[A]Compel
[B]Plead
[C]Remain
[D]Follow
Follow
Ensue is a verb which means to happen afterwards as a consequence or result. Example of use as adjective is “the ensuant response to his appeal”
5. ZENITH
[A]Lowest point
[B]Middle
[C]Compass
[D]Summit
Summit
Zenith means summit, top, celestial point.
6. HYPOTHETICAL
[A]Magical
[B]Theoretical
[C]Visual
[D]Two-faced
Theoretical
Hypothetical means something based primarily on surmise rather than adequate evidence. Other synonyms are conjectural, divinatory, suppositious.
7. SUPERFICIAL
[A]Shallow
[B]Aged
[C]Unsually fine
[D]Proud
Shallow
Superficial means something shallow, not deep intelacttually or emotionlly. Trivial is another synonym.
8. DISPARAGE
[A]Separate
[B]Belittle
[C]Compare
[D]Imitate
Belittle
Disparage means to express negative impression about something.Belittle is closest synonym. Disparagement is communication that belittles somebody
or something. When you dispraise or derogate somebdoy, you are disparaging.
9. PROTAGONIST
[A]Prophet
[B]Convert
[C]Explorer
[D]Champion
Champion
Protagonist is somebody who backs a politician or a team etc. Protagonist can be champion of some cause. The opposite of protagonist is antagonist.
10. LUDICROUS
[A]Profitable
[B]Ridiculous
[C]Excessive
[D]Undesirable
Ridiculous
Ludicrous is something which invites ridicule. Something absurd. Other synonyms are farcical, derisory, idiotic, laughable, nonsensical.
For each of the following questions, select the option which is CLOSEST in meaning to the capitalized word.
11. INTREPID
[A]Moist
[B]Rude
[C]Tolerant
[D]Fearless
Fearless
Those who are invulnerable to some kind of fear are intrepid. Other synonyms are brave, dauntless, unfearing, hardy.
12. FILCH
[A]Hide
[B]Steal
[C]Swindle
[D]Covet
Steal
To filch means to steal. Pilfer is another synonym.
13. URBANE
[A]Well-dressed
[B]Friendly
[C]Polished
[D]Prominent
Polished
Urbane means to show high degree of refinement such as polished behavior. Svelte is another synonym.
14. DECANT
[A]Bisect
[B]Pour off
[C]Speak widly
[D]Bequeath
Pour off
To decant means to make a liquid flow out from a container.
15. ANTITHESIS
[A]Contract
[B]Examination
[C]Conclusion
[D]Opposite
Opposite
Antithesis is something exactly opposite.
16. HERETICAL
[A]Heathenish
[B]Rash
[C]Quaint
[D]Unorthodox
Unorthodox
When there is a departure from accepted beliefs or standards or orthodox thoughts, it is heretical.
17. IMPROMPTU
[A]Offhand
[B]Rehearsed
[C]Laughable
[D]Deceptive
Offhand
Impromptu means that something comes out spontaneously without advance preparation. Offhand is the right synonym. Extemporary is another synonym.
18. CHIVALROUS
[A]Crude
[B]Foreign
[C]Military
[D]Handsome
Military
The closest word is military. The meaning is bravery or gallant
19. HAVOC
[A]Festival
[B]Sea battle
[C]Disease
[D]Ruin
Ruin
20. REJUVENATE
[A]Reply
[B]Judge
[C]Renew
[D]Age
Renew
For each of the following questions, select the option which is CLOSEST in meaning to the capitalized word.
21. OBNOXIOUS
[A]Dreamy
[B]Daring
[C]Offensive
[D]Visible
Offensive
Something causing disapproval or protest is obnoxious
22. VERBATIM
[A]Word for word
[B]In secret
[C]At will
[D]In summary
World for word
Verbatim means precisely the same words used by a writer or speaker
23. ENTICE
[A]Inform
[B]Attract
[C]Observe
[D]Disobey
Attract
Entice means to provoke someone to do something through (often false or exaggerated) promises or persuasion. Other synonyms are lure, tempt
24. ACCLAIM
[A]Discharge
[B]Divide
[C]Excel
[D]Applaud
Applaud
To acclaim means to praise vociferously. Other synonyms are hail, herald, plaudit.
25. STILTED
[A]Artificial
[B]Fashionable
[C]Canonical
[D]Senseless
Artificial
26. SOLILOQUY
[A]Figure of speech
[B]Isolated position
[C]Historical incident
[D]Monologue
Monologue
27. AFFABLE
[A]Monotonous
[B]Sociable
[C]Affected
[D]Selfish
Sociable
A person with warmth and friendliness is an affable person.
28. NEBULOUS
[A]Subdued
[B]Cloudy
[C]Eternal
[D]Careless
Cloudy
Nebulous is something which has no definite forms or limits. Other synonyms are unclear, vague, hazy, cloudy, fuzzy, misty etc.
29. STEREOTYPED
[A]Lacking originality
[B]Illuminating
[C]Free from disease
[D]Pictorial
Lacking originality
Anything lacking spontaneity, originality or individuality is stereotyped.
30. STUPEFY
[A]Lie
[B]Make dull
[C]Talk nonsense
[D]overread
Make dull
To make dull or stupid or muddle
For each of the following questions, select the option which is CLOSEST in meaning to the capitalized word.
31. SAGE
[A]Wise man
[B]Era
[C]Tropical tree
[D]Fool
Wise man
32. ADMONISH
[A]Polish
[B]Distribute
[C]Escape
[D]Caution
Caution
To admonish means to warn or to caution. Other similar words are Reprimand; express disapproval etc.
33. BESET
[A]Plead
[B]Deny
[C]Perplex
[D]deprive
Perplex
To annoy, to harras, to perplex, to molest even
34. FIGMENT
[A]Ornamental openwork
[B]Perfume
[C]Invention
[D]Undeveloped
Invention
Figment is basically an idea or thought which may lead to an invention.
35. GLIB
[A]Dull
[B]Fluent
[C]Thin
[D]Sharp
Dull
Something which lacks depth , only superficial , A Glib toungue means Artfully persuasive in speech
36. COALESCE
[A]Associate
[B]Conspire
[C]Combine
[D]Cover
Combine
Coalesce means to combine different elements
37. QUACK
[A]Clown
[B]Dressmaker
[C]Philanthropist
[D]Charlatan
Charlatan
38. GAUCHE
[A]Clumsy
[B]Impudent
[C]Stupid
[D]Foreign
Clumsy
Gauche means lacking social etiquattes. Unpolishes ot graceless are another words.
39. REDUNDANT
[A]Necessary
[B]Diminishing
[C]Plentiful
[D]Superfluous
Superfluous
40. ATROPHY
[A]wither
[B]Grow
[C]Soften
[D]Spread
wither
For each of the following questions, select the option which is CLOSEST in meaning to the capitalized word.
41. COMPREHEND
[A]Agree
[B]Reprieve
[C]Settle
[D]Understand
Understand
42. ARDENT
[A]Eager
[B]Youthful
[C]Silvery
[D]Difficult
Eager
43. EPITAPH
[A]Witty saying
[B]Seat beside a wall
[C]Satirical poem
[D]Inscription on a tomb
Inscription on a tomb
44. BEFIT
[A]Assist
[B]Stretch
[C]Suit
[D]Effect
Suit
45. HABITAT
[A]Routine
[B]Dwelling place
[C]Carriage
[D]Article of clothing
Dwelling place
46. REVERBERATE
[A]Uncover
[B]Regain
[C]Blame
[D]Resound
Resound
47. SUFFICE
[A]Endure
[B]Be adeqaute
[C]Annex
[D] Eat up
Endure
Suffice also means to answer or to serve .
48. PERTINENT
[A]Convincing
[B]Foolproof
[C]Applicable
[D]Careful
Applicable
Pertinent means being of striking appropriateness and pertinence
49. PRECEDENCE
[A]Procession
[B]Priority
[C]Formality
[D]Hesitation
Priority
50. TEMPESTUOUS
[A]Violent
[B]Heated
[C]Short-lived
[D]Outrageous
Violent
Angry, furious
For each of the following questions, select the option which is CLOSEST in meaning to the capitalized word.
51. VEHEMENT
[A]Thorough
[B]Smooth-running
[C]Airy
[D]Forceful
Forceful
fierce , violent , Marked by extreme intensity of emotions or convictions; inclined to react violently; fervid
52. REMUNERATION
[A]Understanding
[B]Protest
[C]Finality
[D]Compensation
Compensation
53. FRIVOLITY
[A]Lightness
[B]Ornamentation
[C]Irritability
[D]Impurity
Lightness
54. AURA
[A]Bitterness
[B]Prophet
[C]Delight
[D]Distinctive atmosphere
Distinctive atmosphere
55. PERSONABLE
[A]Self-centered
[B]Initimate
[C]Attractive
[D]Sensitive
Attractive
56. RESILIENCE
[A]Submission
[B]Determination
[C]Elasticity
[D]Recovery
Elasticity
The physical property of a material that can return to its original shape or position after deformation that does not exceed its elastic limit
57. ANALOGY
[A]Similarity
[B] Distinction
[C]Transposition
[D]Variety
Similarity
58. FACETIOUS
[A]Obscene
[B]Complimentary
[C]Shrewd
[D]Witty
Witty
59. DIATRIBE
[A]Debate
[B]Tirade
[C]Monologue
[D]Oration
Tirade
60. MALEDICTION
[A]Curse
[B]Tactless remark
[C]Epitaph
[D]Grammatical error
Curse
For each of the following questions, select the option which is CLOSEST in meaning to the capitalized word.
61. INTRIGUE
[A]Request
[B]Poison
[C]Plot
[D]Veto
Plot
62. EXPLICIT
[A]Violent
[B]Lengthy
[C]Incomplete
[D]Definite
Definite
63. CEDE
[A]Force
[B]Stop
[C]keep
[D]Yield
Yield
64. STEALTHY
[A]Disobedient
[B]Sly
[C]Slender
[D]Vulgar
Sly
65. DAUNTLESS
[A]Lazy
[B]Modest
[C]Poor
[D]Bold
Bold
66. DEBONAIR
[A]Gay
[B]Extravagant
[C]Corrupt
[D]Healthful
Gay
67. JARGON
[A]Unintelligible speech
[B]Exaggeration
[C]Kind of gait
[D]Word game
Unintelligible speech
68. PONDEROUS
[A]Conceited
[B]Heavy
[C]Shameless
[D]Abundant
Heavy
69. AMNESTY
[A]Loss of memory
[B]Indistinctness
[C]Ill will
[D]Genral pardon
General pardon
70. DELETE
[A]Injure
[B]Erase
[C]Delay
[D]Reveal
Erase
For each of the following questions, select the option which is CLOSEST in meaning to the capitalized word.
71. PILFER
[A]Drain
[B]Laugh
[C]Pray
[D]Steal
Steal
72. CHARGIN
[A]Delight
[B]Caution
[C]Deceit
[D]Vexation
Vexation
73. DEFAMATION
[A]Slander
[B]Debt
[C]Infeciton
[D]Deterioration
Slander
74. SUNDRY
[A]Quiet
[B]Cheerless
[C]Various
[D]Brittle
Various
75. PALATIAL
[A]Tasty
[B]Extreme
[C]Magnificent
[D]Secure
Disordered
76. AGGREGATE
[A]Result
[B]Product
[C]Differnece
[D]Sum
Sum
77. APLOMB
[A]Caution
[B]Shortsightedness
[C]Timidity
[D]Self-assurance
Self-assurance
78. THERAPEUTIC
[A]Curative
[B]Stimulating
[C]Restful
[D]Warm
Curative
79. TRANSMUTE
[A]Remove
[B]Carry
[C]Change
[D]Explain
Change
Change in outward structure or looks
80. ATTRITION
[A]Annihilation
[B]Appesement
[C]Encirclement
[D]Wearing down
Wearing down
For each of the following questions, select the option which is CLOSEST in meaning to the capitalized word.
81. FORTITUDE
[A]Wealth
[B]Loudness
[C]Courage
[D]Luck
Courage
82. ABOLITION
[A]Retirement
[B]Unrestricted power
[C]Disgust
[D]Destruction
Destruction
83. LABYRINTH
[A]Pool
[B]Monster
[C]Maze
[D]Song
Maze
84. MAIM
[A]Heal
[B]Murder
[C]Disable
[D]Bury
Disable
85. CRESTFALLEN
[A]Haughty
[B]Disfigured
[C]Dejected
[D]Impolite
Dejected
86. CUISINE
[A]Headdress
[B]Artistry
[C]Game of chance
[D]Style of cooking
Style of cooking
87. CENSURE
[A]Erase
[B]Charm
[C]Build up
[D]Criticize adversely
Criticize adversely
88. DEVIATE
[A]Destroy
[B]Stray
[C]Lower in value
[D]Invent
Stray
89. SWARTHY
[A]Dark-complexioned
[B]Springy
[C]Slender
[D]Rotating
Dark-complexioned
90. MERCENARY
[A]Poisonous
[B]Unworthy
[C]Serving only for pay
[D]Luring by false charms
Serving only for pay
For each of the following questions, select the option which is CLOSEST in meaning to the capitalized word.
91. EXHILARATION
[A]Animation
[B]Suffocation
[C]Withdrawal
[D]Despair
Animation
92. RASPING
[A]Irritating
[B]Sighing
[C]Scolding
[D]Plundering
Irritating
93. PROPONENT
[A]Spendthrift
[B]Advocate
[C]Rival
[D]Neighbor
Advocate
94. REDUNDANT
[A]Flooded
[B]Excessive
[C]Dreadful
[D]Reclining
Execessive
95. DESULTORY
[A]Humid
[B]Involving a choice
[C]Envious
[D]Aimless
Aimless
96. TRUNCATE
[A]Divide equally
[B]Act cruelly
[C]End swiftly
[D]Cut off
End swiftly
97. OSCILLATE
[A]Confuse
[B]Vibrate
[C]Kiss
[D]Turn
Vibrate
98. INOCULATE
[A]Make harmless
[B]Overcome
[C]Infect
[D]Cure
Cure
99. PERUSAL
[A]Approval
[B]Translation
[C]Estimate
[D]Reading
Approval
100. QUERULOUS
[A]Peculiar
[B]Shivering
[C]Fretful
[D]Annoying
Annoying
For each of the following questions, select the option which is CLOSEST in meaning to the capitalized word.
101. ACUTE
[A]Keen
[B]Genuine
[C]Bitter
[D]Certain
Keen
102. CLIENTELE
[A]Legal body
[B]Servants
[C]Customers
[D]Tenants
Customers
103. SUCCUMB
[A]Follow
[B]Yield
[C]Help
[D]Overthrow
Yield
104. SLOTH
[A]Selfishness
[B]Misery
[C]Hatred
[D]Laziness
Laziness
105. INFRINGE
[A]Enrage
[B]Weaken
[C]Expand
[D]Trespass
Trespass
106. UNCANNY
[A]Ill-humoured
[B]Unrestrained
[C]Immature
[D]Weird
Weird
107. SUBMISSIVE
[A]Unintelligent
[B]Enthusiastic
[C]Underhanded
[D]Meek
Meek
108. PEER
[A]Ancestor
[B]Equal
[C]Teacher
[D]Assistant
Equal
109. EULOGIZE
[A]Kill
[B]Soften
[C]Apologize
[D]Glorify
Glorify
110. INNOVATION
[A]Change
[B]Restraint
[C]Prayer
[D]Inquiry
Change
For each of the following questions, select the option which is CLOSEST in meaning to the capitalized word.
111. BEGUILE
[A]Cheapen
[B]Underestimate
[C]Forgive
[D]Charm
Cheapen
112. AVID
[A]Light-hearted
[B]Eager
[C]Cautious
[D]Fast-moving
Eager
113. OMNIVOROUS
[A]Devouring everything
[B]Many-sided
[C]Living on plants
[D]Powerful
Devouring everything
114. APPEND
[A]Rely
[B]Divide
[C]Recognize
[D]Attach
Attach
115. STRATAGEM
[A]Sneak attack
[B]Deceptive device
[C]Military command
[D]Thin layer
Deceptive device
116. AUTONOMY
[A]Tyranny
[B]Minority
[C]Independence
[D]Dictatorship
Dictatorship
117. MACHINATIONS
[A]Inventions
[B]Plots
[C]Ideas
[D]Alliances
Plots
118. SCHISM
[A]Government
[B]Combination
[C]Religion
[D]Division
Division
119. PUSILLANIMOUS
[A]Cowardly
[B]Evil-intentioned
[C]Extraordinary
[D]Excitable
Cowardly
120. COLLABORATE
[A]Condense
[B]Provide proof
[C]Converse
[D]Act jointly
Act jointly
For each of the following questions, select the option which is CLOSEST in meaning to the capitalized word.
121. FUTILITY
[A]Uselessness
[B]Happiness
[C]Timelessness
[D]Stinginess
Uselessness
122. INTACT
[A]Blunt
[B]Uninjured
[C]Fashionable
[D]Hidden
Uninjured
123. FERVOR
[A]Originality
[B]Productivity
[C]Justice
[D]Zeal
Zeal
124. UNERRING
[A]Modest
[B]Matchless
[C]Illogical
[D]Unfailing
Unfailing
125. REFUTE
[A]Polish
[B]Break up
[C]Disprove
[D]Shut out
Disprove
126. CONSENSUS
[A]Steadfastness of purpose
[B]General agreement
[C]Lack of harmony
[D]Informal vote
General agreement
127. COMPLIANT
[A]Tangled
[B]Treacherous
[C]Grumbling
[D]Submissive
Submissive
128. ACCESS
[A]Agreement
[B]Approach
[C]Surplus
[D]Welcome
Approach
129. PRODUENT
[A]Wise
[B]Dull
[C]Early
[D]Famous
Wise
130. INCUR
[A]Take a heart
[B]Anticipate
[C]Bring down on oneself
[D]Attack
Bring down on oneself
For each of the following questions, select the option which is CLOSEST in meaning to the capitalized word.
131. CAUSTIC
[A]Solemn
[B]Influential
[C]Puzzling
[D]Bitter
Bitter
132. DILATE
[A]Retard
[B]Expand
[C]Fade
[D]Startle
Expand
133. APATHY
[A]Fixed dislike
[B]Lack of feeling
[C]Skill
[D]Discontent
Lack of feeling
134. ELICIT
[A]Draw forth
[B]Lengthen
[C]Cross out
[D]Revise
Draw forth
135. STIPEND
[A]Increment
[B]Gift
[C]Bonus
[D]Salary
Salary
136. LITIGATION
[A]Publication
[B]Law suit
[C]Argument
[D]Ceremony
Law suit
137. FIASCO
[A]Disappointment
[B]Turning point
[C]Loss
[D]Complete failure
Complete failure
138. VAGARY
[A]Caprice
[B]Loss of memory
[C]Extravagance
[D]Shiftlessness
Caprice
139. GRAPHIC
[A]Serious
[B]Detailed
[C]Concise
[D]Short
Detailed
140. APPEASE
[A]Attack
[B]Estimate
[C]Soothe
[D]Confess
Soothe
For each of the following questions, select the option which is CLOSEST in meaning to the capitalized word.
141. RUTHLESS
[A]Senseless
[B]Pitiless
[C]Sinful
[D]Degrading
Pitiless
142. MUSTER
[A]Rebel
[B]Dampen
[C]Mask
[D]Gather
Gather
143. ABDUCT
[A]Embarrass
[B]Kidnap
[C]Desert
[D]Resign
Kidnap
144. KNOLL
[A]Elf
[B]Development
[C]Mound
[D]Bell
Mound
145. IRATE
[A]Evil
[B]Colourful
[C]Wandering
[D]Angry
Angry
146. GRIMACE
[A]Peril
[B]Wry face
[C]Subtle suggestion
[D]Signal
Wry face
147. ACME
[A]Layer
[B]Pit
[C]Summit
[D]Interval
Summit
148. CONVENANT
[A]Solemn agreement
[B]General pardon
[C]Formal invitation
[D]Hiding place
Solemn agreement
149. APPALL
[A]Honour
[B]Bore
[C]Decorate
[D]Dismay
Dismay
150. JUDICIOUS
[A]Wise
[B]Confused
[C]Dignified
[D]Respectful
Wise
For each of the following questions, select the option which is CLOSEST in meaning to the capitalized word.
151. UNSCATHED
[A]Unashamed
[B]Unsuccessful
[C]Uninjured
[D]Unconscious
Uninjured
152. CHIDE
[A]Misbehave
[B]Conceal
[C]Cool
[D]Scold
Scold
153. CHARLATAN
[A]Scholar
[B]Faithful
[C]Quack
[D]Fast talker
Quack
154. DISBURSE
[A]Implication
[B]Comment
[C]Footnote
[D]Definition
Implication
155. TORTUOUS
[A]Crooked
[B]Impassable
[C]Difficult
[D]Slow
Crooked
156. FULMNATING
[A]Throbbing
[B]Thundering
[C]Pointed
[D]Bubbling
Wavelike
157. CIRCUMVENT
[A]Freshen
[B]Harass
[C]Change
[D]Avoid
Avoid
158. CARTEL
[A]Syndicate
[B]World government
[C]Industrial pool
[D]Skilled craft
Syndicate
159. PARAMOUNT
[A]Equal
[B]Difficult
[C]Supreme
[D]Ready
Supreme
160. BROCHURE
[A]Heavy shoe
[B]Weapon
[C]Ornament
[D]Pamphlet
Pamphlet
For each of the following questions, select the option which is CLOSEST in meaning to the capitalized word.
161. FIDELITY
[A]Happiness
[B]Hardness
[C]Bravery
[D]Loyalty
Loyalty
162. DIFFUSE
[A]Explain
[B]Congeal
[C]Scatter
[D]Dart
Scatter
163. AGGRESSIVE
[A]Disgusting
[B]Impulsive
[C]Self-assertive
[D]Short-sighted
Self-assertive
164. AMASS
[A]Accumulate
[B]Blend
[C]Encourage
[D]Astonish
Accumulate
165. DIABOLIC
[A]Puzzling
[B]Fiendish
[C]Uneducated
[D]Spinning
Fiendish
166. FORBEARANCE
[A]Rejection
[B]Patience
[C]Forgetfulness
[D]Expectation
Patience
167. TAINT
[A]Snarl
[B]Annoy
[C]Infect
[D]List
Infect
168. DISGRUNTLED
[A]Untidy
[B]Cheating
[C]Rambling
[D]Displeased
Displeased
169. ANTIPATHY
[A]Exact opposite
[B]Intense dislike
[C]High praise
[D]Tolerance
Intense dislike
170. HOMOGENOUS
[A]Numerous
[B]Assorted
[C]Healthful
[D]Similar
Similar
For each of the following questions, select the option which is CLOSEST in meaning to the capitalized word.
171. Archives
[A]Public records
[B]Tombs
[C]Models
[D]Large ships
Public records
172. Infamy
[A]Anger
[B]Weakness
[C]Truth
[D]Discharge
Discharge
173. Impinge
[A]Swear
[B]Encroach
[C]Involve
[D]Beg
Encroach
174. PROLIFIC
[A]Meagre
[B]Hardy
[C]Obedient
[D]Fertile
Fertile
175. ASSUAGE
[A]Create
[B]Prohibit
[C]Ease
[D]Enlarge
Ease
176. DECORUM
[A]Wit
[B]Seemliness
[C]Charm
[D]Charity
Seemliness
177. PHILEGMATIC
[A]Tolerant
[B]Indifferent
[C]Careless
[D]Sick
Indifferent
178. INTREPID
[A]Quick-witted
[B]Torrid
[C]Brutal
[D]Fearless
Fearless
179. PLACID
[A]Apparent
[B]Unusual
[C]Peaceful
[D]Wicked
Peaceful
180. EVASIVE
[A]Emotional
[B]Empty
[C]Effective
[D]Shifty
Shifty
For each of the following questions, select the option which is CLOSEST in meaning to the capitalized word.
181. CHAOS
[A]Complete disorder
[B]Deep gorge
[C]Challenge
[D]Rejoicing
Complete disorder
182. DESPICABLE
[A]Insulting
[B]Unbearable
[C]Ungrateful
[D]Contemptible
Contemptible
183. DERIDE
[A]Question
[B]Unseat
[C]Ignore
[D]Mock
Mock
184. ELUDE
[A]Gladden
[B]Escape
[C]Fascinate
[D]Ignore
Escape
185. MUTABLE
[A]Colourless
[B]Changeable
[C]Harmful
[D]Invisible
Changeable
186. INDICATIVE
[A]Suggestive
[B]Angry
[C]Curious
[D]Certain
Suggestive
187. LEVITY
[A]Cleanness
[B]Sluggishness
[C]Tastiness
[D]Lightness
Lightness
188. EXCRUCIATING
[A]Disciplinary
[B]Offensive
[C]Screaming
[D]Torturing
Torturing
189. DEPOSE
[A]Lay bare
[B]Behead
[C]Deprive of office
[D]Blemish
Deprive of office
190. OSTENTATIOUS
[A]Unruly
[B]Scandalous
[C]Showy
[D]Probable
Showy
For each of the following questions, select the option which is CLOSEST in meaning to the capitalized word.
191. CONCLAVE
[A]Private meeting
[B]Curved surface
[C]Covered passage
[D]Solemn vow
Private meeting
192. FRAY
[A]Combat
[B]Madness
[C]Trickery
[D]Freedom
Combat
193. OBSESS
[A]Fatten
[B]Exaggerate
[C]Beset
[D]Interfere
Fatten
194. ACTUATE
[A]Frighten
[B] Dismay
[C]Direct
[D]Impel
Impel
195. MOUNTEBANK
[A]Trickster
[B]Cashier
[C]Courier
[D]Pawnbroker
Trickster
196. LACONIC
[A]Terse
[B]Interesting
[C]Informal
[D]Tedious
Terse
197. BOORISH
[A]Sporting
[B]Monotonous
[C]Tiresome
[D]Rude
Rude
198. ERUDITE
[A]Modest
[B]Needless
[C]Egotistical
[D]Learned
Learned
199. CHAFE
[A]Pretend
[B]Irritate
[C]Joke
[D]Lose courage
Irritate
200. MISCONSTRUE
[A]Hate
[B]Misinterpret
[C]Destroy
[D]Misplace
Misinterpret
For each of the following questions, select the option which is CLOSEST in meaning to the capitalized word.
201. PHILANTHROPIST
[A]Student of language
[B]Collector of stamps
[C]Lover of mankind
[D]Seeker of truth
Lover of mankind
202. CASTE
[A]Feudal system
[B]Division of society
[C]Political theory
[D]Method of punishment
Division of society
203. CHASTEN
[A]Censure
[B]Trick
[C]Engrave
[D]Learned
Censure
204. CONDUCIVE
[A]Pardonable
[B]Helpful
[C]Identical
[D]Exceptional
Helpful
205. SUBORDINATE
[A]Hostile
[B]Earlier
[C]Inferior
[D]Separate
Inferior
206. SUPERFLUOUS
[A]Inexact
[B]Excellent
[C]Surplus
[D]Unreal
Surplus
207. WIELD
[A]Protect
[B]Resign
[C]Handle
[D]Unite
Handle
208. GARISH
[A]Showy
[B]Thin
[C]Talkative
[D]Vine-covered
Showy
209. EQUITABLE
[A]Charitable
[B]Undecided
[C]Even-tempered
[D]Just
Just
210. AFFRONT
[A]Quarrel
[B]Boast
[C]Fright
[D]Insult
Insult
“turning his back on me was a deliberate affront”
For each of the following questions, select the option which is CLOSEST in meaning to the capitalized word.
211. EPOCH
[A]Heroic deed
[B]Period of time
[C]Legend
[D]Summary
Period of time
212. RETRIBUTION
[A]Donation
[B]Slow withdrawal
[C]Jealousy
[D]Penalty
Penalty
213. ABASE
[A]Forgive
[B]Take leave
[C]Degrade
[D]Cut off
Degrade
214. ACRIMONIOUS
[A]Repulsive
[B]Snobbish
[C]Enchanting
[D]Stinging
Stinging
215. EMBRYONIC
[A]Hereditary
[B]Functioning
[C]Arrested
[D]Rudimentary
Rudimentary
216. INEXORABLE
[A]Unfavourable
[B]Relentless
[C]Permanent
[D]Incomplete
Relentless
Impervious to pleas, persuasion, requests, reason
217. PROTRACTED
[A]Boring
[B]Comprehensive
[C]Condensed
[D]Prolonged
Prolonged
the protracted negotiations between India and Japan on a economic participation.
218. OBSEQUIOUS
[A]Courteous
[B]Overbearing
[C]Fawning
[D]Respectful
Fawning
A way to win favour from influential people by flattery
219. MEANDER
[A]Grumble
[B]Weigh carefully
[C]Wander aimlessly
[D]Sing
Wander aimlessly
220. DESTITUTION
[A]Trickery
[B]Recovery
[C]Fate
[D]Extreme poverty
Extreme poverty
For each of the following questions, select the option which is CLOSEST in meaning to the capitalized word.
221. MALIGN
[A]Slander
[B]Approve
[C]Prophesy
[D]Praise
Slander
222. IMPOTENT
[A]Unwise
[B]Without shame
[C]Lacking strength
[D]Commanding
Lacking of strength
223. SNIVEL
[A]Crawl
[B]Doze
[C]Cut short
[D]Whine
Whine
act of breathing heavily through the nose, snuff up mucous through nose
224. SOJOURN
[A]Court disorder
[B]Slip of the tongue
[C]Nickname
[D]Temporary stay
Temporary stay
225. PLATITUDE
[A]Home remedy
[B]Rare animal
[C]Trite Remark
[D]Protective film
Trite remark
226. CONCORD
[A]Brevity
[B]Worry
[C]Blame
[D]Agreement
Agreement
227. ABOMINABLE
[A]Hateful
[B]Mysterious
[C]Ridiculous
[D]Untamed
Hateful
228. QUALM
[A]Sudden misgiving
[B]Irritation
[C]Cooling drink
[D]Deceit
Sudden misgiving
Uneasiness about the appropriateness
229. CAREEN
[A]Celebrate
[B]Lurch
[C]Mourn
[D]Beckon
Lurch
To walk as if unable to control one’s movements
230. CONVIVIAL
[A]Formal
[B]Well-informed
[C]Good time
[D]Rotating
Good time
For each of the following questions, select the option which is CLOSEST in meaning to the capitalized word.
231. RAMPANT
[A]Playful
[B]Unchecked
[C]Crumbling
[D]Roundabout
Unchecked
232. DOCILE
[A]Delicate
[B]Obedient
[C]Positive
[D]Melodious
Obedient
233. VESTIGE
[A]Bone
[B]Cloak
[C]Test
[D]Trace
Trace
trace, tincture , shadow
234. LOQUACIOUS
[A]Queer
[B]Rural
[C]Logical
[D]Talkative
Talkative
235. PUNNABLE
[A]Bold
[B]Word Play
[C]Combative
[D]Valiant
Word Play
236. ASTRINGENT
[A]Bossy
[B]Corrosive
[C]Musty
[D]Contracting
Contracting
A drug that causes contraction of body tissues and canals. It also refers to sour or bitter taste or feeling.
237. ESCARPMENT
[A]Threat
[B]Behemoth
[C]Limbo
[D]Cliff
Cliff
238. AMENITIES
[A]Prayers
[B]Pleasantries
[C]Ceremonies
[D]Social functions
Pleasantries
239. IMPEDIMENT
[A]Foundation
[B]Luggage
[C]Conceit
[D]Hindrance
Hindrance
240. ADHERE
[A]Pursue
[B]Cling
[C]Control
[D]Attend
Cling
For each of the following questions, select the option which is CLOSEST in meaning to the capitalized word.
241. COMPOSURE
[A]Sensitiveness
[B]Weariness
[C]Stylishness
[D]Calmness
Calmness
242. PROVATION
[A]Sacred vow
[B]Formal announcement
[C]Cause of irrigation
[D]Careful management
Cause of irrigation
243. SAVORY
[A]Thrifty
[B]Warm
[C]Wise
[D]Appetizing
Appetizing
244. CANDID
[A]Hidden
[B]Critical
[C]Shining
[D]Straightforward
Straightforward
245. ECLIPSE
[A]Stretch
[B]Overlook
[C]Obscure
[D]Insert
Obscure
246. CORRELATE
[A]Punish
[B]Wrinkle
[C]Conspire openly
[D]Connect systematically
Connect systematically
247. INFIRMITY
[A]Disgrace
[B]Hesitation
[C]Unhappiness
[D]Weakness
Weakness
248. PALPITATE
[A]Faint
[B]Soothe
[C]Harden
[D]Throb
Throb
249. IMPRUDENT
[A]Reckless
[B]Domineering
[C]Powerless
[D]Poor
Reckless
250. DISSENSION
[A]Friction
[B]Injury
[C]Analysis
[D]Swelling
Friction