Each word in capital letters is followed by four words or phrases. Choose the one which is similar in meaning to the word given in the capital letters.
FLUCTUATION
Increase
Change
Stability
Decrease
Each word in capital letters is followed by four words or phrases. Choose the one which is similar in meaning to the word given in the capital letters.
BASHFUL
Haughty
Discreet
Shy
Upset
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TRIVIAL
Significant
Momentous
Unimportant
Critical
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RIVALRY
Competition
Cooperation
Compromise
Campaign
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OMNIOUS
Threatening
Powerful
Ubiquitous
Burdensome
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PROCRASTINATE
Multiply
Irregular
Postpone
Predict
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HIATUS
Atrocious
Gap
Dominance
Obscure
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FOMENT
Vex
Waste
Renounce
Instigate
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VAGARY
Caprice
Emptiness
Enthusiasm
Truthfulness
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MACABRE
Innocent
Tarried
Gruesome
Pleasing
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DENOUEMENT
Outcome
Eschew
Action
Character
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MANACLE
Fetter
Ornament
Spectacles
order
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FEIGN
Hesitate
Pretend
Deserve
Attend
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ASSAY
Attack
Accept
Case
Evaluate
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REVULSION
Apathy
Violence
Disgust
Avenge
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GRIT
Bold
Courage
Grease
Level
Each word in capital letters is followed by four words or phrases. Choose the one which is similar in meaning to the word given in the capital letters.
SALACIOUS
Obscene
Wise
Wholesome
Confident
Kicking the bucket is a humorous…. For dying.
Dictum
Incantation
Euphemism
Addendum
Criticism that tears down without suggesting areas of improvement is not …….. and should be avoided if possible.
Constructive
Mandatory
Pertinent
Sagacious
Many educators believe that bilingual has proved to have definite …………….. education in any one tongue.
Correlations with
Limitations on
Advantages over
Connotations for
Language, culture and personality may be considered independently of each other in thought, but they are …………. in fact.
Equivocal
Pervasive
Inseparable
Autonomous
The people of Europe came to India …………. For riches, followed quickly by the desire to rule.
Basically
Fundamentally
Primarily
Seemingly
The orator was so soporific that the audience became ………….
Elated
Drowsy
Affable
Riotous
You may wonder how the expert on fossil remains is able to trace descent through teeth, which seem ………… pegs upon which to hang whole ancestries.
Reliable
Inadequate
Novel
Specious
Seeing the pictures of our old home made me feel ….. and nostalgic.
Fastidious
Conciliatory
Indignant
Wistful
The scholar was so ………… in his field that many of our professors became nervous in his presence.
Eminent
Pathological
Petulant
Amiable
The fans were…………. when their team lost its seventh game in a row.
Irascible
Despondent
Lucid
Didactic
Mr. Singh …… his son for breaking the window-pane.
Coerced
Relegated
Expropriated
Chastised
If you do not ……, all your monthly expenses will exceed your income.
Economise
Spend
Save
Splurge
The magician_______ the rabbit into a pigeon.
Transformed
Transfigured
Converted
Made
The cost of this operation has …….. our small store of money.
Destroyed
Damaged
Depleted
Affected
He had taken the shocking news quietly, neither ………….. fate nor uttering any word of bitterness.
Submitting to
Railing against
Conspiring with
Dissenting form
The columnist was very gentle when he mentioned his friends, but he was bitter and even …………. When he discussed people who irritated him.
Acerbic
Remorseful
Stoical
Laconic
With a few exceptions, explorers now are not individuals setting out alone or in pairs to some remote destination instead members of ………. often international undertaking.
A singular
A private
An insular
A collaborative
The ………. successfully repelled every …………… on the city.
Defenders - comment
Citizens – onslaught
Thieves – robbery
Judge – criticism
He was …… very clever, but he ……….. performed excellently.
Certainly-obviously
Never-also
Not-always
Rarely-criticism
A ………..analysis of these substances will show that they differ….. .
Random-minutely
Detailed-essentially
Careful-completely
Final-structurally
When the ……. Polished the stones, they gleamed with a breath-taking brilliance.
Graphologist
Cosmetologist
Lapidary
Beagle
As …….. head of the organization, he attended social functions and civil meetings, but had no …… in the formulation of company policy.
Hypothetical-vote
Titular-voice
Nominal-competition
Former-pride
The perpetual spinning of particles is much like that of a top, with one significant difference, unlike the top, the particles have no need to be wound up, for_____is not of their_______ Properties.
Revolution-radical
Rotation-intrinsic
Motion-intangible
Acceleration-hypothetical
The …… terrorist was finally ………. By the police.
Famous-apprehended
Notorious-nabbed
Crafty-admonished
Renowned-caught
It is foolish to vent your spleen on a/an …….. object. Still, you make……. enemies that way.
Immobile-bitter
Interesting-curious
Humane-more
Inanimate-fewer
Compromise is ……. To passionate natures because it seems to surrender, and to intellectual natures it seems a ………….. .
Unsuited-submission
Odious-confusion
Intimidations-dichotomy
Inherent-fabrication
The village headman was unlettered, but he was no fool, he could see through the ……… of the businessman’s proposition and promptly……. him down.
Deception-forced
Naivete-turned
Potential-forced
Sophistry-turned
The newly-opened restaurant at the District Centre …….. to the tastes of people from all walks of life and one is likely to find an ……… group there.
Appeals-archetypal
Panders-connoisseur
Caters-ecletic
Inhibits-diverse
We must try to understand his momentary…………. For he has ………. More strain and anxiety than any among us.
Vision-forgotten
Aberration-undergone
Outcry-described
Senility-understood
We were amazed that a man, who had been the most ……… public speakers could, in a single speech electrify an audience and bring the cheering crowd to their feet.
Enthralling
Accomplished
Pedestrian
Masterful
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