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800+ Synonyms/Antonyms for SSC CHSL Tier I Exam
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Select the most appropriate synonym of the given words.

1) EFFICACIOUS
1.Voracious
2.Effective
3.Audacious
4.Impotent
Solution : 2
Efficacious- effective
Voracious- having a great appetite for anything
Audacious - bold ,daring,impudent
Impotent- sterile
2) CONTAMINATE
1.sanctify
2.cleanse
3.purify
4.pollute
Solution : 4
Contaminate - to pollute
Sanctify - to make holy,to purify
3) SUBSEQUENT
1.consecutive
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3.antecedent
4.prior
Solution : 1
Antecedent/Preceding - occurring before
4) ADEQUATE
1.meagre
2.sufficient
3.inept
4.unfit
Solution : 2
Adequate- sufficient Inept - unsuitable, unfit
5) TRANQUIL
1.nervous
2.agitated
3.calm
4.wild
Solution : 3
Tranquil - calm,free from emotional or mental disturbance.
6) FASCINATING
1.appealing
2.boring
3.stupid
4.tiring

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Solution : 1
Fascinating- Captivating,Appealing, attractive
7) CONDEMN
1.commend
2.denounce
3.compliment
4.approve
Solution : 2
Condemn - to strongly criticise or denounce
8) ENGULF
1.uncover
2.dry
3.inundate
4.neglect
Solution : 3
Engulf- to surround,to cover,to inundate
9) OFFEND
1.annoy
2.assuage
3.aid
4.assist
Solution : 1
Offend - to displease, to annoy

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10) PARSIMONY
1.generosity
2.frugality
3.readiness
4.bounty
Solution : 2
PARSIMONY- great reluctance to spend money, frugality
11) FATIGUE
1.liveliness
2.weariness
3.earnestness
4.freshness
Solution : 2
Fatigue - weariness,tiredness
12) REDUNDANT
1.uninterested
2.unsuitable
3.unparalleled
4.unnecessary
Solution : 4
Redundant- unnecessary
13) TRIVIAL
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2.warm
3.meaningful
4.essential
Solution : 1
Trivial - not so important, superficial
14) SCANTY
1.plentiful
2.enough
3.adequate
4.meager
Solution : 4
Scanty- meager
15) COMPLACENT
1.amicable
2.discontent
3.smug
4.aggressive
Solution : 3
Complacent- self-satisfied, smug
16) FLOURISH
1.Languish
2.Wither
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4.Thrive
Solution : 4
Flourish- to prosper, to thrive
17) PERPETUATE
1.Cease
2.Preserve
3.Prevent
4.Release
Solution : 2
Perpetuate - to prolong the existence of ,to preserve
18) DISCERN
1.Neglect
2.Disregard
3.Daunt
4.Perceive
Solution : 4
Discern - to detect with the senses,to perceive
19) INIMICAL
1.Deliberate
2.Comparable
3.Influential
4.Hostile
Solution : 4

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Inimical- unfriendly, hostile
20)VENERABLE
1.Reliable
2.Valuable
3.Esteemed
4.Redeemed
Solution : 3
Venerable - respectable, esteemed
21) INCESSANT
1.persistent
2.transient
3.inconstant
4.intermittent
Solution : 1
Incessant- persistent, continuous, unceasing
22) FATIGUE
1.liveliness
2.weariness
3.freshness
4.brightness
Solution : 2
23) SANCTION
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2.grace
3.approval
4.mercy
Solution : 3
Sanction - approval
24) JEOPARDY
1.promotion
2.prevention
3.peril
4.protection
Solution : 3
Jeopardy- danger of loss; hazard, peril
25) IGNOMINY
1.esteem
2.virtue
3.morality
4.disgrace
Solution : 4
Ignominy- shame ,disgrace
26)LOYAL
1.devoted
2.routine
3.legal
4.varied

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Solution : 1
27) OPINION
1.wisdom
2.sense
3.view
4.chance
Solution : 3
28) ALOOF
1.detached
2.protected
3.rocky
4.steady
Solution : 1
Aloof - detached ,separated
29) INCREDIBLE
1.unwilling
2.disturbing
3.unbelievable
4.unnoticed
Solution : 3
30) INTENSIFY
1.eliminate
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2.destroy
3.terminate
4.strengthen
Solution : 4
31) EXASPERATE
1.Infuriate
2.Appreciate
3.Imitate
4.Desperate
Solution : 1
Exasperate - to make angry, to infuriate Imitate - to make a copy
32) FEIGN
1.Hinder
2.Instruct
3.Foretell
4.Pretend
Solution : 4
Feign - pretend
33) BEGUILE
1.Repulse
2.Hasten
3.Deceive
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Solution : 3
Beguile - to deceive, to delude
Disenchant - to undeceive or disillusion
34) DEFERENCE
1.Contrast
2.Delay
3.Ignorance
4.Obeisance
Solution :4
Deference- honor,respect, obeisance
35) DISASTROUS
1.noisy
2.impressive
3.wicked
4.calamitous
Solution :4
36) FATIGUE
1.energy
2.warmth
3.lightness
4.tiredness
Solution :4
37) SURREPTITIOUS

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1.aggressive
2.spacious
3.adventurous
4.secretive
Solution :4
Surreptitious- stealthy, furtive,secretive
38)REPRIMAND
1.complete
2.repeat
3.rebuke
4.command
Solution :3
Reprimand- to rebuke,to reprove in a formal way
39) MALADY
1.illness
2.mischief
3.wickedness
4.disturbance
Solution :1
Malady - ailment,illness, disease
40) FUSE
1.correct
2.unused
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4.combine
Solution: 4
Fuse - to melt together, to blend ,to combine
41) ATTRIBUTE
1.Respect
2.speech
3.praise
4.Quality
Solution: 4
Attribute - A characteristic or quality of a thing.
42) HOSTILITY
1.enmity
2.Sympathy
3.goodwill
4.Friendship
Solution:1
Hostility-enmity
43) INSULT
1.remove
2.apply
3.offer
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Solution: 4
Insult - to demean, to be insolent, to offend someone
44) ENDEAVOUR
1.success
2.result
3.achievement
4.attempt
Solution: 4
Endeavour/ Endeavor - A sincere attempt
45) OBSTACLE
1.benefit
2.clearance
3.accessory
4.barrie
Solution: 4
46) INITIATE
1.sign
2.slow
3.start
4.show
Solution: 3
Initiate - to start
47) ADEPT

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1.skilled
2.kind-hearted
3.alone
4.unknown
Solution: 1
Adept - skilled
48) ASSIST
1.help
2.mend
3.create
4.change
Solution: 1
49) INTRICATE
1.complete
2.colorful
3.connected
4.complex
Solution: 4
Intricate - complex, complicated
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50) DEVOUT
1.revered

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2.loyal
3.pious
4.respectable
Solution: 3
Devout - Devoted to a religion or religious thing.
Revere - To regard someone with great devotion.
Pious - holy
51) RENOWN
1.obscurity
2.fame
3.wisdom
4.conceit
Solution: 2
Renown - famous
Conceit - to think, to make an idea, to perceive
52) CONCISE
1.brief
2.detailed
3.complex
4.lengthy
Solution: 1
53) EXALT
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3.condemn
4.extract
Solution: 2
Exalt - to upgrade,to praise Condemn - to criticize or denounce
54) MAMMOTH
1.gigantic
2.miniscule/ minuscule
3.perilous
4.magnificent
Solution: 1
Mammoth- huge ,gigantic
Miniscule / minuscule - very small,tiny
55) TACITURN 1.phlegmatic 2.talkative 3.reticent 4.placid
Solution: 3
TACITURN-temporarily silent, reticent, untalkative
Phlegmatic- Sluggish, not easily excited to action.
Placid - calm and quiet
56) DEFER 1.dread 2.despair 3.dictate 4.delay
Solution- 4
Defer - to delay, to postpone
Despair- to be hopeless
Dread - to fear greatly

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57) PERPLEX 1.surprise 2.bewilder 3.complex 4.deceive
Solution: 2
Perplex - to puzzle, to entangle
Bewilder - to confuse, to puzzle
Deceive - to mislead
58) LAMENT
1.distress 2.torment 3.afflict 4.mourn
Solution: 4
Lament - an expression of grief,suffering or sadness;mourn Torment - torture
Afflict - to cause pain
59) REPUDIATE 1.renounce 2.sanction 3.regret 4.enforce
Solution: 1
Repudiate- to deny ,to renounce
Sanction - a penalty,punishment/An approval by an authority
60) VINDICTIVE
1.watchful 2.revengeful 3.forceful 4.helpful
Solution: 2
Vindictive- revengeful
Watchful - alert
61) PENSIVE 1.spontaneous 2.spiteful 3.reflective 4.tragic

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Solution: 3
Pensive - looking thoughtful,reflective Tragic - causing sadness
Spiteful - having a desire to annoy /vex someone
62) STERILE
1.pure 2.productive 3.barren 4.sordid
Solution: 3
Sterile - not fertile
Sordid - dirty or squalid
63) PRECARIOUS
1.abundant 2.dangerous 3.valuable 4.premature
Solution: 2
Precarious - dangerously insecure or unstable
64) FURY
1.sorrow 2.anger
3.cruelty 4.fright
Solution: 2 Fury - anger
65) RETICENT 1.silent 2.garrulous 3.extrovert 4.confident
Solution: 1
Reticent- silent ,temporarily quiet
Garrulous- excessively talkative, extrovert

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66) RAMPANT 1.excessive 2.limited
3.rare 4.gentle
Solution: 1
Rampant- unrestrained, unchecked
67) EXEMPT 1.hinder 2.exclude 3.reduce 4.prevent
Solution: 2
Exempt- free from a duty or obligation
68) PREVALENT 1.unusual 2.common

3.rare 4.different
Solution: 2
69) LETHAL 1.harmless 2.healthy 3.fatal 4.strong
Solution: 3
Lethal - fatal,harmful,dangerous
70) ENGULF 1.encroach 2.enshrine 3.entangle 4.envelop
Solution: 4
Engulf-to surround, to cover Encroach- to seize
Enshrine - to enclose in a shrine Entangle - to tangle up,to twist
71) DRAG 1.rush 2.pull 3.push 4.rest
Solution: 2

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72) ENTICE 1.ensue 2.entail 3.enrage 4.entrap
Solution: 4
Entice - to lure ,to attract,to entrap Entail - to imply or require
Enrage - to fill with rage
73) DUBIOUS
1.certain 2.fishy 3.loyal 4.steady
Solution: 2
Dubious- suspicious, fishy
74) TRIUMPH 1.fight 2.victory 3.attack 4.peace
Solution: 2
75) INDELIBLE 1.illegal 2.illegible 3.inerasable 4.ineffective
Solution: 3
76) INARTICULATE
1.fluent
2.inevitable
3.eloquent
4.incoherent
Solution: 4
77) INEPT 1.capable 2.fit 3.strong 4.clumsy

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Solution: 4
78) GARRULOUS
1.guttural
2.throaty
3.concise
4.talkative
Solution: 4 Garrulous-talkative
79) CHRONIC 1.ordinary 2.persistent 3.common 4.temporary
Solution: 2
Chronic-persistent, prolonged
80) COERCE 1.enchant 2.pressurize 3.cajole 4.leave
Solution:2
Coerce-to restrain by force
Cajole - to persuade someone to do something by flattery.
81) EVIDENCE
1.indication
2.refutation
3.denial
4.concealment
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82)PERSIST
1.continue
2.cease
3.halt
4.forget
Solution: 1
Persist - to continue Cease - to stop
Halt - to bring to a stop
83) COGENT
1.convincing
2.weak
3.ineffective
4.pathetic
Solution: 1
Cogent - reasonable and convincing Pathetic- sympathetic, compassionate
84) mercurial
1.interchangeable
2.predictable
3.permanent
4.volatile
Solution: 4
Mercurial- volatile, changeable
85) onerous
1.arduous

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2.abundant
3.honourable
4.accessible
Solution: 1
Onerous - demanding, difficult ;a responsibility Arduous- ardent,needing or using
up much energy
86) diminutive
1.petite
2.expeditious
3.dangerous
4.fallacious
Solution: 1
Diminutive- very small,petite Expeditious - fast ,prompt ,speedy Fallacious -
deceptive or misleading
87) Impoverished 1.spendthrift 2.generous 3.wealthy 4.penniless
Solution: 4
Impoverished- reduced to poverty Spendthrift- extravagant
88) Stoical 1.ruffled 2.apathetic 3.panicky 4.equivocal
Solution: 2
Stoical - enduring pain and hardship Ruffle - agitation,disturbance Panicky - in a
state of panic Equivocal- an ambiguous term
89) Philanthropist.

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1.humanitarian
2.philosopher
3.humanist
4.misanthropist
Solution: 1
90) AVENGE 1.Punish 2.Cheer 3.Encourage 4.Comfort
Solution: 1
Avenge - to take revenge/ vengeance
91) SCRAP
1.Hoard
2.Save
3.Store
4.Reject
Solution: 4
Scrap - to discard, to reject Hoard - to collect
92)CANDID
1.Sweet
2.Frank
3.Arrogant
4.Cruel
Solution: 2
Candid - frank, clear

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93) SANE
1.Foolish
2.Crazy
3.Sensitive
4.Sensible
Solution: 4
Sane - mentally sound
94) OPPORTUNE
1.Rarely
2.Likely
3.Timely
4.Barely
Solution: 3
Opportune - at a convenient time
95) PATHETIC
1.Powerful
2.Plentiful
3.Purposeful
4.Pitiful
Solution: 4
Pathetic - pitiful,miserable
96) THRIFTY

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1.Grand
2.Rigid
3.Frugal
4.Discreet
Solution: 3
Thrifty - miser, frugal
Discreet - quiet, diplomatic, decent
97) STERN
1.Mellow
2.Proud
3.Shrewd
4.Strict
Solution: 4 Stern - strict

Mellow - soft,tender Shrewd - cunning,tricky
98) TEMPERATE
1.Tentative
2.Moderate
3.Extreme
4.Temporary
Solution: 2 Temperate - moderate

Tentative- experimental, a trial, uncertain
99) DEFIANCE
1.Resistance
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3.Assistance
4.Deference
Solution: 1
Defiance - A challenging attitude Pretence - An act of pretending Deference- great
respect
100) REPRIMAND
1.Reproach
2.Reward
3.Eradicate
4.Applaud
Solution: 1
Reprimand - rebuke ,reproach
101) SORDID
1.Dirty
2.Solid
3.Clean
4.Pure
Solution: 1
Sordid - dirty ,squalid
102) RESOLUTE

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1.Unsure
2.Determined
3.Uncertain
4.Hesitant
Solution: 2
103) INTREPID
1.Gallant
2.Cowardly
3.Insecure
4.Invisible
Solution: 1
Intrepid- not fearful,gallant ,courageous
104) PITFALL
1.Heaven
2.Retreat
3.Refuse
4.Hazard
Solution: 4
Pitfall - a potential problem ,hazard Retreat- to step back
105) VITAL
1.Trivial
2.Insignificant
3.Needless
4.Essential

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Solution: 4
Vital - important, essential
Trivial - futile, unimportant
106) DISCOVER
1.Find
2.Neglect
3.Ignore
4.Hide
Solution: 1
107) IGNOMINIOUS
1.Wonderful
2.Disgraceful
3.Innocuous
4.Generous
Solution: 2
Ignominious- marked by shame ,disgraceful Innocuous- harmless
108) ORTHODOX
1.Civilized
2.Habitual
3.Traditional
4.Deliberate
Solution: 3
Orthodox - traditional

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109) QUEST
1.Path
2.Destination
3.Route
4.Search
Solution: 4 Quest - search
110) MEDDLE
1.Manage
2.Interfere
3.Repair
4.Elaborate
Solution: 2
Meddle - to interfere
111) IDEOLOGY
1.Contract
2.Belief
3.Mark
4.Recognition
Solution: 2
112) FLEETING
1.Complete
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4.Lasting
Solution: 2
Fleeting - momentary
113) IDENTICAL
1.Similar
2.Legible
3.Detailed
4.Perfect
Solution: 1
114) OSTENTATIOUS
1.Distinct
2.Complete
3.Flashy
4.Trusted
Solution: 3
Ostentatious - tawdry display, intended to attract notice, flashy
115) RADIANCE
1.Depth
2.Dryness
3.Sparkle
4.Redness
Solution: 3 Radiance - sparkle

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116) RECAPITULATION
1.Summary
2.Movement
3.Prominence
4.Readiness
Solution: 1
Recapitulate - to summarize
117) WARY
1.Rash
2.Inattentive
3.Lax
4.Alert
Solution: 4
Wary - cautious of danger Lax - careless
118) RECEDE
1.Increase
2.Intensify
3.Waver
4.Wane
Solution: 4
Recede - to move back, wane
119) ACCURATE
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2.Precise
3.Genuine
4.Sincere
Solution: 2
120) DEDICATION
1.Contentment
2.Trepidation
3.Determination
4.Commitment
Solution: 4
121) MINIATURE
1.Diminutive
2.Mammoth
3.Colossal
4.Gigantic
Solution: 1
Miniature - of small size
122) CAMOUFLAGE
1.Exhibit
2.Disguise
3.Divulge
4.Expose
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Camouflage - A disguise or covering up Divulge - reveal
Disguise - to hide one's identity, camouflage
123) CLIMAX
1.Preface
2.Epilogue
3.Culmination
4.Prologue
Solution: 3
124) MANUAL
1.Dictionary
2.Thesaurus
3.Directory
4.Handbook
Solution: 4
125) MEMOIR
1.anecdote
2.story
3.diary
4.episode
Solution: 3
Memoir - a biography /an autobiography Anecdote - a short account of a real
incident
126) LYRICAL 1.musical 2.overwhelming 3.brilliant 4.prosaic

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Solution: 1
127) CONTRAVENE
1.brake
2.broach
3.breech
4.flaunt
Solution: 1
Contravene - to act contrary to an order Brake - to bruise and crush
Broach - to make an opening Flaunt - to show off
128) ENIGMATIC 1.resolute 2.purgative 3.mysterious 4.inquisitive
Solution: 3
Enigmatic - mysterious
Purgative - a substance or medicine that purges, laxative Inquisitive - curious
129) EXASPERATING
1.frustrating
2.exalting
3.saddening
4.exhausting
Solution: 1
Exasperating - to frustrate, vex, provoke Exhausting - very tired
130) SOLID
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2 firm
3 vacant
4 hollow
Solution: 2
131) APPLAUSE
1 approval
2 condemnation
3 attack
4 blame
Solution: 1
Applause - acclaim, approval
132) MAGNIFY
1 enlarge
2 withdraw
3 shrink
4 decrease
Solution: 1
133) Obligatory
1.Mandatory
2.Reckless
3.Useless
4.Aggressive
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Obligatory (adj) - morally or legally binding, mandatory
134) Scintillating
1.Glittering
2.Flattering
3.Boring
4.Stinging
Solution : 1
Scintillating(adj)- sparkling,glittering
135) PATHETIC
1.Curious
2.Insignificant
3.Dull
4.Pitiful
Solution: 4
Pathetic(adj)- miserable, pitiful
136) PENITENCE
1.Repentance
2.Misery
3.Patience
4.Admiration
Solution : 1
Penitence(n)- feeling of regret; repentance
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1.unusual
2.gentle
3.splendid
4.enormous
Solution : 3
Glorious (adj)- excellent, splendid
138) IMPLORE
1.Refuse
2.Plead
3.Command
4.Honour
Solution : 2
Implore (v)- to beg urgently, to plead
139) PREVENT
1.Allow
2.Construct
3.Avert
4.Provoke
Solution : 3
Prevent(v)- to stop,to avert
140) REVERE
1.Repeat
2.Condemn
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4.Respect
Solution : 4
Revere(v) - to regard someone with devotion; to show respect
141) Prodigal
1.Humble
2.Arrogant
3.Extravagant
4.Trivial
Solution : 3
Prodigal(adj)- extravagant
142) Acknowledgement
1.Elimination
2.Confirmation
3.Compensation
4.Confusion
Solution : 2
Acknowledgement(n)- The act of acknowledging;admission;confirmation
143) Fury
1.Anger
2.Sin
3.Crime
4.Risk
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Fury(n)- extreme anger
144) Solitary
1.Sensible
2.Stubborn
3.Splendid
4.Singular
Solution : 4
Solitary(adj) - Alone,being without associates;Singular
145) RETAIN
1.Gain
2.Convey
3.Maintain
4.Destroy
Solution : 3
Retain (v)- to keep in possession or use,to maintain
146) EXPENSIVE
1. Mild
2.Dear
3.Sober
4.Gentle
Solution : 2
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2.Mild
3.Aggressive
4.Calm
Solution : 3
148) Erudite
1.Fashionable
2.Strong
3.Learned
4.Illiterate
Solution : 3
Erudite (adj)- scholarly, learned
149) Deficiency
1.Inadequacy
2.Efficiency
3.Abundance
4.Sufficiency
Solution : 1
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150) Catastrophic
1.Disastrous
2.Delicate
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4.Tough
Solution : 1 Catastrophic(adj)- disastrous
151) Ovation
1.Censure
2.Creation
3.Applause
4.Preparation
Solution : 3
Ovation(n)- applause,acclamation
152) Preferred
1.Favoured
2.Feared
3.Compared
4.Adored
Solution : 1
153) DISHEARTENED
1.disliked
2.depressed
3.disgraced
4.disgusted
Solution : 2
Disheartened(adj) - depressed,Discouraged

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154) CORDIAL
1.warm
2.hard
3.rude
4.cold
Solution : 1
Cordial (adj)- hearty ,affectionate;warm
155) Juvenile
1.Childish
2.Insane
3.Mature
4.Wise
Solution : 1
Juvenile( adj)- young;not fully developed;childish
156) Repercussion
1.Rearrangement
2.Recollection
3.Reaction
4.Reminder
Solution : 3
Repercussion (n)- consequence, reaction of some action/event etc
157) Weary
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3.Touchy
4.Exhausted
Solution : 4
Weary(adj) - tired,exhausted
158) Sacred
1.Holy
2.Precious
3.Scarce
4.Valued
Solution : 1
Sacred(adj)- spiritual, holy
159) Accurate
1.Compact
2.Erroneous
3.Precise
4.Capable
Solution : 3
160) Affluent
1.Authentic
2.Hostile
3.Impoverished
4.Prosperous
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Affluent - rich,abundant, prosperous
161) Assault
1.Attack
2.Alibi
3.Anger
4.Anxiety
Solution : 1
Assault (n) - A violent attack
162) Thrive
1.Shrink
2.Flourish
3.Languish
4.Crave
Solution : 2
Thrive(v)- to prosper, to flourish
163) Eradicate
1.Magnify
2.Uproot
3.Condense
4.Approve
Solution : 2
Eradicate (v)- to destroy, to pull up by the roots; to uproot
164) Solemn

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2.Serious
3.Furious
4.Ignorant
Solution : 2
Solemn(adj)- deeply serious
165) Exceed
1.Improve
2.Surpass
3.Decrease
4.Decline
Solution : 2
166) Abort
1.End
2.Begin
3.Hate
4.Continue
Solution : 1
Abort (v)- to stop in the preliminary stages
167) Inclement
1.Stormy
2.Dignified
3.Wonderful
4.Pleasant

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Inclement (adj)- stormy,merciless, unrelenting
168) Relief
1.Stress
2.Anger
3.Emotion
4.Aid
Solution : 4
169)FIDELITY - faithfulness to a person, cause, or belief, demonstrated by

continuing loyalty and support ,Synonym - LOYALTY
170)INFRUCTUOUS - fruitless, unprofitable ,Synonym - FRUITLESS
171)GARNISH - decorate or embellish (something, especially food) ,Synonym -
ADORN
172)MENTOR - an experienced and trusted adviser ,Synonym -GUIDE
173)SUPERSTITIOUS - having or showing a belief in superstitions (a widely held
but irrational belief in supernatural influences, especially as leading to good or
bad luck, or a practice based on such a belief) ,Synonym - IRRATIONAL
174)RAVAGE - cause severe and extensive damage to / the destructive effects of
something ,Synonym - DEMOLISH
175)SUCCESSIVE - following one another or following others ,Synonym -
CONSECUTIVE
176)ABROGATE - repeal or do away with (a law, right, or formal agreement) ,
Synonym - ABOLISH
177)DELINEATE - describe or portray (something) precisely ,Synonym - EXPLAIN
178)MENACE - a person or thing that is likely to cause harm; a threat or danger.
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179)OCCULT - mystical, supernatural, or magical powers, practices, or
phenomena,Synonym - SUPERNATURAL
180)VINDICATE - clear (someone) of blame or suspicion ,Synonym -- JUSTIFY
181)BENEVOLENCE - the quality of being well meaning ,Synonym - KINDNESS
182)PANACEA - a solution or remedy for all difficulties or diseases ,Synonym -
CURE ALL
183)PRUDENT - acting with or showing care and thought for the future ,Synonym
- CAUTIOUS
184)AMICABLE - characterized by friendliness and absence of discord ,Synonym -
FRIENDLY
185)IRREVERENCE - a lack of respect for people or things that are generally
taken seriously ,Synonym – DISRESPECT
186)DEXTERITY - skill in performing tasks, especially with the hands ,Synonym -
ADROITNESS
187)CAPRICIOUS - given to sudden and unaccountable changes of mood or
behaviour ,Synonym - WHIMSICAL
188)ASSERTIVE - having or showing a confident and forceful
personality,Synonym - DOMINEERING
189)KNAVISH - dishonest ,Synonym - UNSCRUPULOUS
190)LACONIC - using very few words ,Synonym -CONCISE
191)KNACK - an acquired or natural skill at doing something ,Synonym –
DEXTERITY
192)ILL-BRED - badly brought up or rude ,Synonym - UNCOUTH
193)DEMENTED - behaving irrationally due to anger, distress, or excitement ,
Synonym -- IDIOTIC
194)HAUGHTY - arrogantly superior and disdainful ,Synonym - CONCEITED
195)INTREPID - resolutely fearless; dauntless ,Synonym - FEARLESS
196)IRASCIBLE - having or showing a tendency to be easily angered ,Synonym -
IRRITABLE
197)PROMISCUOUS - casual ,Synonym - INDISCRIMINATE

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198)PROPINQUITY - the state, of being close to someone or something /
proximity ,
Synonym - NEARNESS
199)ARTFUL - clever or skillful, especially in a crafty or cunning way ,Synonym-
CUNNING
200)FATUOUS - silly and pointless ,Synonym - SILLY
201)PERQUISITE - a benefit which one enjoys or is entitled to on account of one's

job or position - PRIVILEGE
202)EXECRATE - feel or express great loathing for - CURSE
203)SPIRITED - full of energy, enthusiasm, and determination - ARDENT
204)VIRULENT - (of a disease or poison) extremely severe or harmful in its
effects - DEADLY
205)CONTROVERT – to argue (with someone) - CONTRADICT
206)ABROGATE - repeal or do away with (a law, right, or formal agreement) -
REPEAL
207)DEFERENCE - polite submission and respect - RESPECT
208)COVENANT - agree by lease, deed, or other legal contract - CONTRACT
209)OBNOXIOUS - extremely unpleasant - DISGUSTING
210)PROLIFERATE- increase rapidly in number; multiply / cause (cells, tissue,
structures, etc.) to reproduce rapidly - REPRODUCE
211)PARADOX - a seemingly absurd or contradictory statement or proposition
which when investigated may prove to be well founded or true - PUZZLE
212)COLOSSAL - extremely large or great - ENORMOUS
213)INCEPTION - the establishment or starting point of an institution or activity -
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214)GRANDEUR - splendour and impressiveness, especially of appearance or
style – MAGNIFIENCE
215)TRAMP - a person who travels from place to place on foot in search of work
or as a vagrant or beggar - WANDERED
216)CONSIGNEE - the person or company to whom goods or documents are
officially sent or delivered - NOMINEE
217)INFATUATION - an intense but short- lived passion or admiration for
someone or something - PASSION
218)BEAUTIFUL - pleasing the senses or mind aesthetically - HANDSOME
219)MOMENTOUS - of great importance or significance, especially in having a
bearing on future events – IMPORTANT
220)QUIVER - tremble or shake with a slight rapid motion / a slight trembling
movement or sound, especially one caused by a sudden strong emotion -
TREMBLE
221)ADULATION - excessive admiration or praise - FLATTERY
222)CONTEMPLATION - the action of looking thoughtfully at something for a long
time – MEDITATION
223)CEREMONIAL - conferring or involving only nominal authority or power -
FORMAL
224)PROPITIATE - win or regain the favour of (a god, spirit, or person) by doing
something that pleases them - APPEASE
225)CAPITULATE - cease to resist an opponent or an unwelcome demand; yield. -
SUREENDER
226)ESTRANGED - cause (someone) to be no longer on friendly terms with
someone - SEPARATED
227)ERRONEOUSLY – IN A WRONG / INCORRECT WAY - WRONGLY
228)RESTIVE - unable to remain still, silent, or submissive, especially because of
boredom or dissatisfaction - RESTLESS
229)NOMADIC - living the life of a nomad (a member of a community of people
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230)DEROGATORY - showing a critical or disrespectful attitude - DISPARAGING
231)DILIGENT - having or showing care and conscientiousness in one's work or
duties - INDUTRIOUS
232)CENSURE - express severe disapproval of (someone or something),
especially in a formal statement - CRITICZE
233)FATAL - causing death - DEADLY
234)DOLEFUL - expressing sorrow; mournful - MOURNFUL
235)GRUFF - rough and low in pitch - ROUGH
236)FLUTTER – to move lightly or quickly - FLOAT
237)PRIORITY - the fact or condition of being regarded or treated as more
important than others - PRECEDENCE
238)DUPLICATION - the action or process of duplicating something. - COPYING
239)DILATE - make or become wider, larger, or more open - WIDEN
240)OBSESSION - an idea or thought that continually preoccupies or intrudes on
a person's mind - PRE-OCCUPATION
241)PREMONITION - a strong feeling that something is about to happen,

especially something unpleasant - FOREWARNING
242)ELUDE - escape from or avoid (a danger, enemy, or pursuer), typically in a
skilful or cunning way - ESCAPE
243)ITINERANT - a person who travels from place to place - TRAVELLING FROM
PLACE TO PLACE
244)CONVICT - declare (someone) to be guilty of a criminal offence by the
verdict of a jury or the decision of a judge in a court of law - CRIMINAL
245)OSTENTATION - the pretentious or showy display of wealth and luxury,
designed to impress - POMP
246)SELECTION - the action or fact of carefully choosing someone or something
as being the best or most suitable - PREFERENCE
247)TORPID - mentally or physically inactive - INACTIVE
248)SURMOUNT - overcome (a difficulty or obstacle) - OVERCOME

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250)GNOME - a small ugly person - DWARF

251)COMMAND - give an authoritative or peremptory order - INSTRUCT
252)TRANSPARENT - (of a material or article) allowing light to pass through so
that objects behind can be distinctly seen - LUCID
253)ENLIVEN - make (something) more entertaining, interesting, or appealing -
CHEER
254)GENUINE - truly what something is said to be; authentic - ORIGINAL
255)BECKONED - summon (someone) - CALLED
256)ACCUSED - a person or group of people who are charged with or on trial for
a crime-INDICTED
257)TRANSITION - the process or a period of changing from one state or
condition to another - CHANGE
258)DECREPITUDE - the state of being decrepit (worn out or ruined because of
age or neglect) - FEEBLENESS
259)AUDACITY - a willingness to take bold risks - BOLDNESS
260)SUPERANNAUTED - outdated or obsolete through age or new developments -
RETIRED
261)ACCEDE - agree to a demand, request, or treaty - CONSENT
262)ALERT - quick to notice any unusual and potentially dangerous or difficult
circumstances - WATCHFUL
263)OBSTINATE - very difficult to change or overcome - STUBBORN
264)LITTLE - small in size, amount, or degree - TRIVIAL
265)YARDSTICK - a standard used for comparison - STANDARD
266)TOXIC - poisonous - POISONOUS
267)REGRESS - return to a former or less developed state - BACKSLIDE

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268)SOMBRE - dark or dull in colour or tone - GLOOMY
269)RARE - not occurring very often - SCARCE
270)HURDLE - a problem or difficulty that must be overcome - OBSTACLE
271)DECIMATED - kill, destroy, or remove a large proportion of - DESTROYED
272)AUGUST - respected and impressive MAJESTIC
273)AVARICE - extreme greed for wealth or material gain - GREED
274)SLITHER - move smoothly over a surface - SLIDE
275)FREELANCE - earning one's living - SELF-EMPLOYED
276)IMPIOUS - showing a lack of respect for God or religion - IRREVERENT
277)SCORN - a feeling and expression of contempt or disdain for someone or
something - CONDEMN
278)APPOSITE - appropriate in the circumstances or in relation to something -
APPROPRIATE
279)DULCET - sweet and soothing SWEET
280)INDICMENT - a formal charge or accusation of a serious crime -
ACCUSATION
281)INVARIABLE - never changing CONSTANT
282)STUBBORN - difficult to move, remove, or cure - ADAMANT
283)COLOSSAL - extremely large or great - GIGANTIC
284)DETRIMENTAL - tending to cause harm - HARMFUL
285)HERALDED - be a sign that (something) is about to happen / clapped -
CLAPPED
286)INCESSANTLY - without interruption / constantly - CONTINOUSLY
287)VERACITY - conformity to facts / accuracy - TRUTH
288)ACCOUNTREMENTS - an additional item of dress or equipment -
EQUIPMENTS
289)OBSCENE - offensive or disgusting by accepted standards of morality and
decency
-INDECENT
290)GENUINE - truly what something is said to be - AUTHENTIC

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291)ETERNAL - lasting or existing forever - PERPETUAL
292)FLABBERGASTED - surprise (someone) greatly / astonish - DUMBFOUNDED
293)DUBIOUS - not to be relied upon / suspect - DOUBTFUL SO (AUDIT), 2008
294)ANTIPATHY - a deep-seated feeling of aversion - DISLIKE
295)RESCIND - cancel, or repeal - REVOKE
296)METICULOUS - showing great attention to detail / very careful and precise -
CAREFUL
297)ACRONYM - an abbreviation formed from the initial letters of other words and
pronounced as a word - A WORD FORMED BY THE INITIAL LETTERS OF WORDS
298)INDIGNATION - anger or annoyance provoked by what is perceived as unfair
treatment - ANGER
299)CONGREGATION - a gathering or collection of people, animals, or things / a
group of people assembled for religious worship - MEETING
300)INCAPACITATE - prevent from functioning in a normal way - CRIPPLE
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301)EXOTIC - originating in or characteristic of a distant foreign country -

STRANGE
302)PHILANTHROPIST - a person who seeks to promote the welfare of others,
especially by the generous donation of money to good causes - BENEFACTOR
303)DECAMP - leave a place suddenly or secretly - FLEE
304)SALIENT - most noticeable or important - PROMINENT
305)ABYSMAL - very deep - BOTTOMLESS
306)OSTRACISE - exclude from a society or group - BANISH
307)DEBACLE - a sudden and ignominious failure - DOWNFALL
308)TRITE - lacking originality or freshness / dull on account of overuse -
COMMONPLACE
309)DERISION - contemptuous ridicule or mockery - RIDICULE

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310)ONUS - something that is one's duty - RESPONSIBILITY
311)CANTAKEROUS - bad- tempered, argumentative, and uncooperative -
QUARRELSOME
312)LUXURIANT - rich and profuse in growth - ABUNDANT
313)SUFFICIENT - adequate - ENOUGH
314)MEEK - quiet, gentle, and easily imposed on - SUBMISSIVE
315)EMBRACE - an act of accepting something willingly or enthusiastically -
ACCEPT
316)ANCESTORS - from whom one is descended - FOREFATHERS
317)BENEVOLENT – a person who is serving a charitable rather than a profit-
making purpose - KIND
318)CENSURE - express severe disapproval of (someone or something),
especially in a formal statement - CRITICIZE
319)CONFIDENTIAL - intended to be kept secret - SECRET
320)DANGEROUS - able or likely to cause harm or injury - HAZARDOUS
321)OBSTINATE - very difficult to change or overcome - STUBBORN
322)ILLICIT - forbidden by law, rules, or custom - UNLAWFUL
323)CONSERVATION - the action of conserving something - PRESERVATION
324)FLAIR - a special or instinctive aptitude or ability for doing something well -
TALENT
325)ILLICIT - forbidden by law, rules, or custom - ILLEGAL
326)COARSE - rough or harsh in texture - ROUGH
327)IMPOST – a compulsory payment to the government - TAX
328)PRODIGAL - spending money or using resources freely and recklessly -
WASTEFUL
329)RECIPIENTS - a person or thing that receives or is awarded something /
receiving or capable of receiving something - RECIEVER
330)FOREGO - go without (something desirable) - LEAVE
331)ROUT - defeat and cause to retreat in disorder - DEFEAT
332)FRONTIER - a line or border separating two countries - BOUNDARY

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333)KNAVE - a dishonest or unscrupulous man - SCOUNDREL
334)FELICITY - intense happiness BLISS
335)IRREPROCHABLE - beyond criticism - FAULTLESS
336)FLIMSY - insubstantial and easily damaged - WEAK
337)CODDLE - treat (someone) in an indulgent or overprotective way with too
much care and attention - SATISFY
338)PROPHYLACTIC - intended to prevent disease - PREVENTIVE
339)REVERIE - a state of being pleasantly lost in one's thoughts - DAYDREAM
340)PERILOUS - full of danger or risk - HARAZDOUS
341)AUDACIOUS - showing a willingness to take surprisingly bold risks - BOLD
342)QUERULOUS - complaining - COMPLAINING
343)POIGNANT - evoking a keen sense of sadness or regret - SAD
344)ACCRUE - accumulate - ACCUMULATE
345)GENIAL - friendly and cheerful CORDIAL
346)INCLEMENT – unpleasant conditions - UNFAVOURABLE
347)VINDICTIVE - having or showing a strong or unreasoning desire for revenge
- SPITEFUL
348)LOQUACIOUS - tending to talk a great deal - TALKATIVE
349)PERSPICUOUS - clearly expressed and easily understood / simple / lucid -
PRECISE
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350)PRODIGAL – wasteful - LAVISH

351)INTREPID - feeling no fear / very bold or brave - FEARLESS
352)INFAMY - the state of being well known for some bad quality or deed -
NOTORIETY
353)BARREN - too poor to produce much or any vegetation / showing no results
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354)PREPONDERANCE - the quality or fact of being greater in number, quantity,
or importance - DOMINANCE
355)DELUGE - a severe flood - FLOOD
356)APPRAISE - assess the value or quality of - JUDGE
357)INDICT - formally accuse of or charge with a crime - CHARGE
358)LUCIDITY - simplicity - CLARITY
359)DELIBERATELY - consciously and intentionally - INTENTIONALLY
360)STRINGENT - strict, precise, and exacting - TOUGH
361)BEHAVIOUR - the way in which one acts or conducts oneself, especially
towards others - CONDUCT
362)SUBJUGATE - bring under domination or control, especially by conquest -
CONQUER
363)FLAUNT - display (something) ostentatiously, especially in order to provoke
envy or admiration or to show defiance - EXHIBIT
364)SURMOUNT - overcome (a difficulty or obstacle) - OVERCOME
365)SOLICIT - ask for or try to obtain (something) from someone - REQUEST
366)ACUTE - having or showing a perceptive understanding or insight - SHARP
367)RELISH - great enjoyment - ENJOY
368)CONCEALED - kept secret - HIDDEN
369)CRUDE - in a natural or raw state/ not yet processed or refined - UNREFINED
370)GRUMBLE - complain about something in a bad-tempered way - COMPLAIN
371)GLOOMY - dark or poorly lit, especially so as to appear depressing or
frightening - MURKY
372)SPIRITED - full of energy, enthusiasm, and determination - ENTHUSIASTIC
373)MAGNIFICIENT - extremely beautiful, elaborate, or impressive - SPLENDID
374)CULMINATION - the highest or climactic point of something, especially as
attained after a long time - CLIMAX
375)GENIUS - exceptional intellectual or creative power or other natural ability -
A PERSON WITH UNCOMMON INTELLECT
376)PRUDENT - acting with or showing care and thought for the future - WISE

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377)SWAP - an act of exchanging one thing for another - EXCHANG
378)REGARD - best wishes - RESPECT
379)NOVICE - a person new to and inexperienced in a job or situation -
BEGINNER
380)COUNTERFEIT - with the intention to deceive - FAKE
381)ABSTAIN - restrain oneself from doing or enjoying something - REFRAIN
382)BARREN - unproductive - INFERTILE
383)INADVERTENT - not resulting from or achieved through deliberate planning -
UNINTENTIONAL
384)CONSENSUS - a general agreement - UNANIMITY
385)BIFURCATED - divide into two DIVIDED INTO TWO
386)AFFLUENCE - the state of having a great deal of money / wealth - RICHNESS
387)PERILOUS - full of danger or risk - DANGEROUS
388)SUPERSEDE - take the place of (a person or thing previously in authority or
use); supplant - REPEA
389)AVERSION - a strong dislike or disinclination - DISLIKE
390)DESPERATION - a state of despair, typically one which results in rash or
extreme behaviour - HOPELESSNESS
391)ENIGMATIC - difficult to interpret or understand / mysterious - PUZZLING
392)FABULOUS - extraordinary, especially extraordinarily large - CHARMING
393)LIBERTY - liberty - FREEDOM
394)DESPONDENT - in low spirits from loss of hope or courage - DEJECTED
395)JUBILANT - feeling or expressing great happiness and triumph ECSTATIC
396)RECTIFY - put right / correct - CORRECT
397)TRAUMA - a deeply distressing or disturbing experience - EMOTIONAL
SHOCK
398)BLISTER - a small bubble on the skin filled with serum and caused by
friction, burning, or other damage - WOUND
399)ATROCITY - an extremely wicked or cruel act, typically one involving physical
violence or injury - ABSURDITY

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400)TEDIOUS - too long, slow, or dull / tiresome or monotonous - DULL

401)PAUCITY - the presence of something in only small or insufficient quantities
or amounts - SHORTAGE
402)PACIFY - quell the anger, agitation, or excitement of - CALMDOWN
403)FORTIFY - provide (a place) with defensive works as protection against
attack - STRENGTHEN
404)DISPARITY - a great difference DIFFERENCE
405)PESTER - trouble or annoy (someone) with frequent or persistent requests or
interruptions - ANNOY
406)TRIMMING - small pieces trimmed off something - CUTTING
407)RIVALLED - a person who is competing for the same object or goal as
another, or who tries to equal or outdo another / competitor COMPETED
408)SAVIOUR - a person who saves someone or something from danger or
difficulty - PROTECTOR
409)DEFER - put off (an action or event) to a later time - POSTPONE
410)DELIBERATE - done consciously and intentionally - INTENTIONAL
411)DEMONSTRATE - clearly show the existence or truth of (something) by giving
proof or evidence - SHOW
412)DARING - adventurous or audaciously bold - COURAGEOUS
413)AUTOCRATIC - relating to a ruler who has absolute power - DICTATORIAL
414)DEARTH - a scarcity or lack of something - SCARCITY

415)INSENSITIVE - showing or feeling no concern for others' feelings - CALLOUS
416)CIRCUITOUS - longer than the most direct way - ROUNDABOUT
417)SHINES - give out a bright light GLITTERS

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418)BOISTEROUS - noisy, energetic, and cheerful - NOISY
419)MELLOW - pleasantly smooth or soft / free from harshness - GENIAL
420)NEFARIOUS - wicked or criminal - WICKED
421)SORDID - involving immoral or dishonourable actions and motives; arousing
moral distaste and contempt - UNPLEASANT
422)TRANQUIL - free from disturbance / calm - PEACEFUL
423)IMAGINARY - existing only in the imagination - FICTITIOUS
424)CARICATURE - a picture, description, or imitation of a person in which certain
striking characteristics are exaggerated in order to create a comic or grotesque
effect - GROTESQUE
425)ABSORBING - intensely interesting / engrossing - ENGROSSING
426)EMANCIPATE - set free, especially from legal, social, or political restrictions -
LIBERATE
427)LAUD - praise (a person or their achievements) highly - PRAISE
428)EMULATE - reproduce the function or action of - SIMULATE
429)IMITATE – to copy someone or mimic - COPY
decency-DIRTY
431)FICTITIOUS - not real or true/ imaginary or fabricate - FALSE
432)FRAGRANCE - a pleasant, sweet smell - AROMA
433)CAJOLE - persuade (someone) to do something by sustained coaxing or
flattery - FLATTER
434)APPEAR - come into sight / become visible or noticeable, especially without
apparent cause - SEEM
435)DISCRIMINATE - recognize a distinction / differentiate - DISTINGUISH
436)INTEGRATION - the action or process of integrating - UNITY
437)LIABILITY - the state of being legally responsible for something - DEBT
438)CEASE - come or bring to an end - STOP
439)SPECULATE - form a theory or conjecture about a subject without firm
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440)EFFECT - cause to happen; bring about - RESULT
decency
-INDECENT
442)MERCY - compassion or forgiveness shown towards someone whom it is
within one's power to punish or harm - SYMPATHY
443)TAME - domesticate (an animal) - DOMESTICATED
444)ACQUAINT - make someone aware of or familiar with - INTRODUCE
445)GENUINE - truly what something is said to be / authentic - REAL
446)CHANGE - an act or process through which something becomes different -
ALTER
447)FOREBODING - a feeling that something bad will happen / fearful
apprehension - ALARM
448)REQUEST - an act of asking politely or formally for something - ASK
449)ADVERSE - preventing success or development/ harmful/ - UNFAVOURABLE
450)DISASTER - a sudden accident or a natural catastrophe that causes great
damage or loss of life - MISFORTUNE
451)INSTANT - happening or coming immediately - IMMEDIATE
452)TEMPEST - a violent windy storm - STORM
453)DILLIGENT - having or showing care and conscientiousness in one's work or
duties
-HARDWORKING
454)RESTRICT - put a limit on / keep under control - PROHIBIT
455)ANTICIPATE - regard as probable / expect or predict - EXPECT
456)CEASE - come or bring to an end - STOP
457)DEFER - put off (an action or event) to a later time - POSTPONE
458)NURTURE - care for and protect (someone or something) while they are
growing - GROW
459)CONSIDERATE - ` careful not to inconvenience or harm others - THOUGHFUL
460)DOCILE - ready to accept control or instruction - SUBMISSIVE

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461)ABUSE - use (something) to bad effect or for a bad purpose / treat with
cruelty or violence, especially regularly or repeatedly - SCORN
462)DENY - state that one refuses to admit the truth or existence of - REFUSE
463)ABANDON - cease to support or look after (someone) / desert – FORSAKE
464)ADVANCE - move forwards in a purposeful way - PROGRESS
465)IMPEDIMENT – a hindrance or obstruction in doing something -
OBSTRUCTION
466)IMPECCABLE - in accordance with the highest standards / faultless -
PERFECT
467)VACILLATE - waver between different opinions or actions / be indecisive -
WAVER
468)ELASTIC - able to resume its normal shape spontaneously after being
stretched or compressed - FLEXIBLE
469)ABUNDANT - existing or available in large quantities / plentiful - PLENTIFUL
470)METICULOUS - showing great attention to detail / very careful and precise -
METHODICAL
471)QUASH - reject as invalid, especially by legal procedure - REJECT
472)PITY - the feeling of sorrow and compassion caused by the sufferings and
misfortunes of others - MERCY
473)MOTIVE - a reason for doing something - INTENTION
474)FRUGAL - sparing or economical as regards money or food - ECONOMICAL
475)IRRESOLUTE - showing or feeling hesitancy / uncertain - UNDECIDED
476)TREMENDOUS - very great in amount, scale, or intensity - REMARKABLE
477)ANGER - a strong feeling of annoyance, displeasure, or hostility -
DISPLEASURE
478)IRREVOCABLE - not able to be changed, reversed, or recovered; final -
UNALTERABLE
479)COMMOTION - a state of confused and noisy disturbance - DISTURBANCE
480)REPOSE - a state of rest, sleep, or tranquillity - REST
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482)CANCEL - decide or announce that (a planned event) will not take place -
ABOLISH
483)PIOUS - devoutly religious - RELIGIOUS
484)GENUINE - truly what something is said to be - REAL
485)APPREHENDED - arrest (someone) for a crime - ARRESTED
486)DISEASE - a disorder of structure or function in a human, animal, or plant,
especially one that produces specific symptoms or that affects a specific location
and is not simply a direct result of physical injury - ILLNESS
487)EFFICIENT - achieving maximum productivity with minimum wasted effort or
expense - CAPABLE
488)CONCEAL - not allow to be seen - HIDE
489)RIGHT - morally good, justified, or acceptable - CORRECT
490)EXHORT - strongly encourage or urge (someone) to do something - PUSH
491)REPARTEE - conversation or speech characterized by quick, witty comments
or replies. - RESPONSE
492)POACH - the illegal practice of trespassing on another's property to hunt or
steal game without the landowner's permission - HUNT
493)PROGNOSIS - a forecast of the likely outcome of a situation - FORECAST
494)ESPIONAGE - the practice of spying or of using spies, typically by
governments to obtain political and military information - SPYING
495)CONCURRENCE - the state of agreeing with someone or something -
AGREEMENT
496)ENIGMA - a person or thing that is mysterious or difficult to understand -
PUZZLE
497)LURID - presented in vividly shocking or sensational terms - SHOCKING
498)MEAGRE - lacking in quantity or quality - INADEQUATE
499)CANDID - truthful and straightforward - FRANK
500)BLISS - perfect happiness / great joy - HAPPINESS
501)DECAY - the state or process of rotting or decomposition - DECOMPOSE
502)SOLITARY - done or existing alone - LONELY

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503)COMPASSIONATE - feeling or showing sympathy and concern for others -
SYMPATHETIC
505)BLUNDER - a stupid or careless mistake - MISTAKE
506)DILIGENT - having or showing care and conscientiousness in one's work or
duties - ASSIDUOUS
507)ESSENTIAL - absolutely necessary / extremely important - VITAL
508)ONUS - something that is one's duty or responsibility - RESPONSIBILITY
509)PLEASURE - a feeling of happy satisfaction and enjoyment - HAPPINESS
510)DISSUADE - persuade (someone) not to take a particular course of action -
DISCOURAGE
511)ANGUISH - severe mental or physical pain or suffering - AGONY
512)THRIVE - grow or develop well or vigorously - FLOURISH
513)CONDONE - approve or sanction (something), especially with reluctance -
OVERLOOK
514)PAIL - bucket - BUCKET
515)BRISK - quicken something / active and energetic - QUICK
516)GRUESOME - causing repulsion or horror / grisly - HIDEOUS
517)PERIODIC - appearing or occurring at intervals - REGULAR
518)APPRAISE - assess the value or quality of - INFORM
519)SYSTEMATICALLY - having, showing, or involving a system, method, or plan
- METHODICALLY
520)SOLE - one and only - ONLY
521)CORDIAL - warm and friendly - FRIENDLY
522)INFIRM - not physically or mentally strong, especially through age or illness -
WEAK
523)WHOLESOME - conducive to or suggestive of good health and physical well-
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524)ALLURE - the quality of being powerfully and mysteriously attractive or
fascinating - TEMPT
525)PERISH - die, especially in a violent or sudden way - DIE
526)MANIA - mental illness marked by periods of great excitement or euphoria,
delusions, and overactivity / an excessive enthusiasm or desire / an obsession -
MADNESS
527)SUPERFICIAL - appearing to be true or real only until examined more closely
- SHALLOW
528)ECONOMICAL - careful not to waste money or resources / giving good value
or return in relation to the money, time, or effort expended - THRIFTY
529)PREAMBLE - the introductory part of a statute or deed, stating its purpose,
aims, and justification - INTRODUCTION
530)ADVOCATE -a person who publicly supports or recommends a particular
cause or policy - SUPPORT
531)COLLATE - collect and combine ASSEMBLE
532)RAMPART - a defensive wall of a castle or walled city, having a broad top
with a walkway and typically a stone parapet - PARAPET
533)TRIBULATION - a cause of great trouble or suffering - SUFFERING
534)PARSIMONY - extreme unwillingness to spend money or use resources -
MISERLINESS
535)INSOLENT - showing a rude and arrogant lack of respect - DISRESPECTFUL
536)INNOCUOUS - not harmful or offensive - HARMLESS
537)INGENUOUS - innocent and unsuspecting - INNOCENT
538)BAFFLE - totally bewilder or perplex - PUZZLE
539)APEX - the highest point of achievement / a climax - TOP
540)ACCOMPLISH - achieve or complete successfully - ACHIEVE
541)PROTRUDE - extend beyond or above a surface - BULGE
542)ASSAULT - make a physical attack on - ATTACK
543)ENGROSS - absorb all the attention or interest of - ABSORB

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545)ANTAGONIST - a person who actively opposes or is hostile to someone or
something; an adversary - OPPONENT
546)MUNDANE - lacking interest or excitement / dull / of this earthly world rather
than a heavenly or spiritual one - ORDINARY
547)ADVERSITY - a difficult or unpleasant situation - MISFORTUNE
548)DEMISE - a person's death - DEATH
549)SPURIOUS - not being what it purports to be / false or fake - FAKE
550)VANISH - disappear suddenly and completely - DISAPPEAR
552)DETER - prevent the occurrence of / discourage (someone) from doing
something by instilling doubt or fear of the consequences - TO HINDER
553)HURDLE - a problem or difficulty that must be overcome - OBSTACLE
554)BARBARIC - savagely cruel / primitive / unsophisticated - UNCIVILISED
555)CLANDESTINE - kept secret or done secretively, especially because illicit -
SECRET
556)ECSTASY - an overwhelming feeling of great happiness or joyful excitement -
JOY
557)FETCH - go for and then bring back (someone or something) for someone -
BRING
558)PACIFIC - peaceful in character or intent - PEACEFUL
560)ABSURD - wildly unreasonable, illogical, or inappropriate - RIDICULOUS
561)KIOSK - a small open-fronted hut or cubicle from which newspapers,
refreshments, tickets, etc. are sold - STORE
562)MIMIC - imitate (copy someone or their actions or words), especially in order
to entertain or ridicule - COPY
563)TOIL - work extremely hard or incessantly / exhausting physical labour
WORKHARD
564)ASCRIPTION - the attribution of something to a cause - ATTRIBUTION

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565)ABSOLVE - declare (someone) free from guilt, obligation, or punishment -
ACQUIT
566)ABERRATION - a departure from what is normal, usual, or expected, typically
an unwelcome one - DEVIATION
567)STERN - serious and unrelenting, especially in the assertion of authority and
exercise of discipline - STRICT
568)CITADEL - a fortress, typically one on high ground above a city - FORTRESS
569)ERUDITE - having or showing great knowledge or learning - SCHOLARLY
570)REVERE - feel deep respect or admiration for (something) - RESPECT
571)REPEATED - done or occurring again several times in the same way -
REITERATED
572)DERIVE - obtain something from (a specified source) / base a concept on an
extension or modification of (another concept) - OBTAIN
573)SALACIOUS - having or conveying undue or indecent interest in sexual
matters - LUSTFUL
574)HALLUCINATION - an experience involving the apparent perception of
something not present - DELUSION
575)LABYRINTH - a complicated irregular network of passages or paths in which
it is difficult to find one's way / a maze - MEANDERING
576)TINSEL - a form of decoration consisting of thin strips of shiny metal foil
attached to a long piece of thread - DECORATION
577)GARRULOUS - excessively talkative, especially on trivial matters -
TALKATIVE
578)CATASTROPHE - an event causing great and usually sudden damage or
suffering / a disaster - CALAMITY
579)HAPPINESS - the state of being happy - BLISS
580)GREET - give a polite word of recognition or sign of welcome when meeting
(someone) - WELCOME
581)GATHER - come together / assemble or accumulate / bring together and take
in from scattered places or sources - CONGREGATE

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582)HUMOROUS - causing laughter and amusement - WITTY
583)HARD - with a great deal of effort - DIFFICULT
584)AMELIORATE - make (something bad or unsatisfactory) better - IMPROVE
585)INVOICE - a list of goods sent or services provided, with a statement of the
sum due for these / a bill - STATEMENT
586)CONJURER - a performer of conjuring tricks - MAGICIAN
587)VENAL - showing or motivated by susceptibility to bribery - CORRUPT
588)ABNORMAL - deviating from what is normal or usual, typically in a way that
is undesirable or worrying - UNNATURAL
589)MASTERY - control or superiority over someone or something AUTHORITY
590)DELUSION - an idiosyncratic belief or impression maintained despite being
contradicted by reality or rational argument, typically as a symptom of mental
disorder - ILLUSION
591)LOGICAL - according to the rules of logic or formal argument - RATIONAL
592)THRIFTY - using money and other resources carefully and not wastefully -
ECONOMICAL
593)ADMONITION - a firm warning or reprimand - WARNING
594)EVADE - escape or avoid (someone or something), especially by guile or
trickery - AVOID
595)IMPETUOUS - acting or done quickly and without thought or care - HASTY
596)PRETEND - not really what it is represented as being / imaginary - FEIGN
597)ANGUISHED - experiencing or expressing severe mental or physical pain or
suffering - SORROWFUL
598)WILY - skilled at gaining an advantage, especially deceitfully - CUNNING
599)TEMERITY - excessive confidence or boldness / audacity - AUDACITY

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600) MASTERY - control or superiority over someone or something AUTHORITY
601)REDEEM – compensate for / to save (somebody) from the power of evil SAVE
602)ENCOUNTERED - meet (someone) unexpectedly / unexpectedly be faced with
or experience (something hostile or difficult) - FACED
603)FLUNG - throw or hurl forcefully - THREW
604)VALIANT - possessing or showing courage or determination - COURAGEOUS
605)PLUMP - having a full rounded shape - FAT
606)TRANSIENT - lasting only for a short time / impermanent - TRANSITORY
607)FURY - wild or violent anger - ANGER
608)TACITURN - reserved or uncommunicative in speech / saying little - SILENT
609)WANDER - walk or move in a leisurely or aimless way - ROAM
610)CANTANKEROUS - bad- tempered, argumentative, and uncooperative -
QUARRELSOME
611)VOCATION - a person's employment or main occupation, especially regarded
as worthy and requiring dedication - OCCUPATION
612)HONEST - free of deceit / truthful and sincere - UPRIGHT
613)OBSTREPEROUS - noisy and difficult to control - UNRULY
614)EXTRICATE - free (someone or something) from a constraint or difficulty -
FREE
615)CREDIBLE - able to be believed/ convincing - BELIEVABLE
616)VORACIOUS - wanting or devouring great quantities of food - GREEDY
617) TRANSIENT - lasting only for a short time / impermanent - FLEETING
618) SCINTILLATING - sparkling or shining brightly - GLITTERING
619)HUMANE - having or showing compassion or benevolence - SYMPATHETIC
620)CANNY - having or showing shrewdness and good judgement, especially in
money or business matters- CLEVER
621)TEPID - only slightly warm / lukewarm - WARM
622)AFFLUENT - having a great deal of money / wealthy - PROSPEROUS
623)PENCHANT - a strong or habitual liking for something or tendency to do
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624)EXORBITANT - unreasonably high (of a price or amount charged) -
EXCESSIVE 625) CRAFTY - clever at achieving one's aims by indirect or
deceitful methods - CUNNING
626)DIFFIDENT - modest or shy because of a lack of self-confidence - TIMID
627)ELASTIC - able to resume its normal shape spontaneously after being
stretched or compressed - FLEXIBLE
628)ASSESS - evaluate or estimate the nature, ability, or quality of - MEASURE
629)ABJURE - solemnly renounce (a belief, cause, or claim) - RENOUNCE
630)CATASTROPHE - an event causing great and usually sudden damage or
suffering a disaster - TRAGEDY
631)SCORN - a feeling and expression of contempt or disdain for someone or
something - DESPISE
632)AUGUST - respected and impressive - DIGNIFIED
633)PERIL - serious and immediate danger - DANGER
634)AFFLUENT - having a great deal of money; wealthy - PROSPEROUS
635)BRUTALIZE - make (someone) cruel, violent, or insensitive to the pain of
others by repeated exposure to violence - ILLTREAT
636)PINAACLE - the most successful point / the culmination / a high, pointed
piece of rock- SUMMIT
637)GARBLE - reproduce (a message, sound, or transmission) in a confused and
distorted way - CONFUSE
638)CONVALESCENCE - time spent recovering from an illness or medical
treatment
/recuperation - RECOVER
639)INSIPID - lacking flavor / weak or tasteless - BLAND
640)POROUS - having minute interstices through which liquid or air may pass -
PERMEABLE
641)AMICABLE - characterized by friendliness and absence of discord - FRIENDLY
642) PERUSE - read (something), typically in a thorough or careful way -
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643) IMPREVIOUS - not allowing fluid to pass through - IMPENETRABLE
644) IMPECCABLE - in accordance with the highest standards / faultless -
FLAWLESS
645) EVENTUALLY - in the end, especially after a long delay, dispute, or series of
problems - FINALLY
646)PERSIST - continue in an opinion or course of action in spite of difficulty or
opposition - INSIST
647)JABBER - talk in a rapid, excited, and often incomprehensible way - CHATTER
648)MEANDER -follow a winding course (of a river or road) - CURVE
649)TRANSMISSION - the action or process of transmitting something or the
state of being transmitted - CONVEYANCE
650)YEARN - have an intense feeling of longing for something, typically
something that one has lost or been separated from - TO CRAVE
651)ADEQUATE - satisfactory or acceptable in quality or quantity - ENOUGH
652)PERSEVERE - continue in a course of action even in the face of difficulty or
with little or no indication of success - PERSIST
653)SPORADIC - occurring at irregular intervals or only in a few
places / scattered or isolated - SCATTERED
654)VIVACIOUS - attractively lively and animated - LIVELY
655)PROPOSITION - a suggested scheme or plan of action, especially in a
business context - PROPOSAL
656)PETITION - a formal written request, typically one signed by many people,
appealing to authority in respect of a particular cause - APPEAL
657)AMIABLE - having or displaying a friendly and pleasant manner - FRIENDLY
658)FORSAKEN - abandoned or deserted - ABANDONED
659)CANDID - truthful and straightforward / frank - HONEST
660)CURIOUS - eager to know or learn something - INQUISITIVE
661)ARDUOUS - involving or requiring strenuous effort; difficult and tiring -
DIFFICULT
662)SHAM - a thing that is not what it is purported to be - FAKE

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663) FUTILITY - pointlessness or uselessness - USELESSNESS
664) GUILE - sly or cunning intelligence - CUNNING
665)JEALOUS - feeling or showing an envious resentment of someone or their
achievements, possessions, or perceived advantages - ENVIED
666)EPIDEMIC - a widespread occurrence of an infectious disease in a community
at a particular time - WIDESPREAD
667)RETALIATE - make an attack in return for a similar attack - AVENGE
668)COMPENSATE - give (someone) something, typically money, in recognition of
loss, suffering, or injury incurred; recompense - MAKE UP FOR
669)TRANSIENT - lasting only for a short time / impermanent - TEMPORARY
670)QUICKEN - make or become faster or quicker - ACCELERATE
671)GULLIBILITY - a failure of social intelligence in which a person is easily
tricked or manipulated into an ill- advised course of action - SIMPLICITY
672)EMIT - produce and discharge - DISCHARGE
673)HUMILIATION - the action of humiliating someone or the state of being
humiliated - DISHONOUR
674)SNOOZE - a short, light sleep, especially during the day - SLEEP
675)BESEECH - ask someone urgently and fervently to do or give something -
BEG
676)SPURIOUS - not being what it purports to be / false or fake - FAKE
677)OSSIFY - turn into bone or bony tissue - MAKE OR BECOME LIKE A BONE
678) AMELIORATE - make (something bad or unsatisfactory) better - TO
IMPROVE
679) DWINDLE - diminish gradually in size, amount, or strength - DECREASE
680) LATENT - existing but not yet developed or manifest; hidden or concealed -
HIDDEN
681) PECULIAR - different to what is normal or expected - STRANGE
682) TENET - a principle or belief, especially one of the main principles of a
religion or philosophy - BELIEF
683) REPEAL - revoke or annul (a law or act of parliament - CANCELLATION

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684) ODIOUS - extremely unpleasant / repulsive - HATEFUL
685) ABANDON - cease to support or look after (someone) / desert - FORSAKE
686) GARNISH - decorate or embellish (something, especially food - ADORN
687) ADMONISH - reprimand firmly
CHIDE
688) PROFICIENT - competent or skilled in doing or using something - ADEPT
689) TIRADE - a long, angry speech of criticism or accusation - RANT
690) SINUOUS - having many curves and turns - SERPENTINE
691) VIABLE - capable of working successfully / feasible - WORKABLE
692) ERRONEOUS –wrong / incorrect - FALSE
693) VISCERAL - relating to the viscera (the internal organs in the main cavities
of the
body, especially those in the abdomen, e.g. the intestines) - BODILY
694)OPULENT - ostentatiously costly and luxurious - RICH
695)ENTERPRISING - having or showing initiative and resourcefulness - FINDING
OUT NEW WAYS OF DOING THINGS
696)COMPLACENT - showing smug or uncritical satisfaction with oneself or one's
achievements - SATISFIED
697)RECAPITULATION - an act or instance of summarizing and restating the main
points of something - RECALL
698)VERISIMILITUDE - the appearance of being true or real - AUTHENTICITY
699) CONJECTURE - an opinion or conclusion formed on the basis of incomplete
information - GUESS
700)ANNIHILATE - destroy utterly
/obliterate - DESTROY
701)QUARRY - a place, typically a large, deep pit, from which stone or other
materials are or have been extracted - VICTIM
702)INTERFERENCE - the action of interfering or the process of being interfered
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703)CHARISMA - compelling attractiveness or charm that can inspire devotion in
others
-CHARM
704)PODIUM - a small platform on which a person may stand to be seen by an

audience, as when making a speech or conducting an orchestra - DIAS
705)INSANE - in a state of mind which prevents normal perception, behaviour, or
social interaction; seriously mentally ill - MAD
706)INGENUOUS - innocent and unsuspecting - CANDID
707)DAMP - slightly wet - WET
708)RESURGENCE - an increase or revival after a period of little activity,
popularity, or occurrence - RENEWAL
709)BOARD - a long, thin, flat piece of wood or other hard material, used for
floors or other building purposes - PLANK
710)SPUME - froth or foam, especially that found on waves - FOAMS
711) PERSUE - follow or chase (someone or something) - READ
712) DIMINISH - make or become less - REDUCE
713)FRUGAL - simple and plain and costing little - ECONOMICAL
714)PLEBISCITE - the direct vote of all the members of an electorate on an
important public question such as a change in the constitution - REFERENDUM
715)EFFIGY - a sculpture or model of a person - DUMMY
716)PREDILECTION - a preference or special liking for something; a bias in favour
of something - PREFERENCE
717)DEVOUT - having or showing deep religious feeling or commitment - PIOUS
718)BANE - a cause of great distress or annoyance - CURSE
719) OSTRACIZE - exclude from a society or group - EXPEL
720) BUMPTIOUS - irritatingly self- assertive - CONCEITED
721)DRIZZLE - light rain falling in very fine drops - SPRINKLE
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723)ENORMOUS - very large in size, quantity, or extent - IMMENSE
724)RECTIFY - put right - CORRECT
725)HONOUR - high respect great esteem - RESPECT
726)FELICITATED - congratulate - CONGRATULATED
727)ACQUIRE - buy or obtain - PROCURE
728)ANNOY - causing irritation or annoyance - OFFEND
729)MISTAKE - an act or judgement that is misguided or wrong - ERROR
730)FLITHY - disgustingly dirty - DIRTY
731)VOCATION - a strong feeling of suitability for a particular career or
occupation- OCCUPATION
732)LIMPID - completely clear and transparent - CLEAR
733)GOURMET - a connoisseur of good food - GASTRONOME
734)MERGE - combine or cause to combine to form a single entity - BLEND
735)CRUSADE - a vigorous campaign for political, social, or religious change -
CAPMPAIGN
736)LOUSY - very poor or bad - AWFUL
737)RESULT - a thing that is caused or produced by something else /a
consequence or outcome - OUTCOME
738)INVINCIBLE -too powerful to be defeated or overcome - UNASSAILABLE
739) MAESTRO - a distinguished conductor or performer of classical music / a
distinguished figure in any sphere – GENIUS
740) CHASTISE - rebuke or reprimand severely - UPBRAID
741) PAWN - a person used by others for their own purposes - DUPE
742) FEEBLE - lacking physical strength, especially as a result of age or illness -
WEAK
743) CONSORT - a wife, husband, or companion, in particular the spouse of a
reigning monarch – PARTNER
744)ACCURACY - the quality or state of being correct or precise Synonym-
PRECISION
745)GENUINE - truly what something is said to be Synonym- AUTHENTIC

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746)REVENUE - Synonym-INCOME
747)QUEST - a long or arduous search for something Synonym- SEARCH
748)JEALOUS - feeling or showing an envious resentment of someone or their

achievements, possessions, or perceived advantages Synonym- ENVIOUS
749) DESULTORY - lacking a plan, purpose Synonym- FRUGAL
750) DILIGENT –hardworking Synonym- INDUSTRIOUS
751) ETERNAL - lasting or existing forever / without end Synonym- FOREVER
752) STROLL - walk in a leisurely way Synonym- WALK
753) BRUTAL - savagely violent Synonym- SAVAGE
754) REVEL - enjoy oneself in a , lively and noisy way,Synonym- MERRYMAKING
755) ADVERSITY - a difficult or unpleasant situation ,Synonym- MISERY
756) DEVASTATION - great destruction or damage ,Synonym- DETRUCTION
757) PANACEA - a solution or remedy for all difficulties or diseases ,Synonym-
CURE
ALL
758) INSOLENT - showing a rude and arrogant lack of respect ,Synonym-
OFFENSIVE
759) ENIGMA - a person or thing that is mysterious or difficult to understand
,Synonym-
RIDDLE
760)DECIMATED - a person or thing that is mysterious or difficult to understand
,Synonym- DESTROYED
761)REVILE - criticize in an abusive or angrily insulting manner ,Synonym-
ABUSE
762)NEFARIOUS - wicked or criminal ,Synonym- WICKED
763)CONSCRIPT ,Synonym- DRAFT
764)INDOLENT ,Synonym- LAZY
765)REPROOF - an expression of blame or disapproval ,Synonym- REBUKE

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766)PROFLIGATE - recklessly extravagant or wasteful in the use of resources
,Synonym- WASTEFUL
767)HOODWINK - deceive or trick ,Synonym- DECEIVE
768)VENIAL - denoting a sin that is not regarded as depriving the soul of divine
grace ,Synonym- PARDONABLE
769)RECTIFY ,Synonym- CORRECT
770)IMPECCABLE - in accordance with the highest standards; faultless ,Synonym-
FAULTLESS
771)CONSTRAIN - compel or force (someone) to follow a particular course of
action ,Synonym- RESTRICT
772)LETHARGIC - affected by lethargy (a lack of energy and enthusiasm) /
sluggish and apathetic ,Synonym- LAZY
773)ARDUOUS - involving or requiring strenuous effort; difficult and tiring
,Synonym-
STRENUOUS
774)RECEPTACLE - a hollow object used to contain something ,Synonym-
CONTAINER
775)ADVERSITY - a difficult or unpleasant situation ,Synonym- MISFORTUNE
776)CONTRABAND - goods that have been imported or exported illegally
,Synonym-
SMUGGLED
777)CUPIDITY - greed for money or possessions ,Synonym- - GREED
778)MASTICATE - chew (food) ,Synonym- CHEW
779)LABYRINTH - a complicated irregular network of passages or paths in which
it is difficult to find one's way; a maze ,Synonym- MAZE
780)ABORTIVE - failing to produce the intended result ,Synonym-
UNSUCCESSFUL
781) SYCOPHANT - a person who acts obsequiously towards someone important
in order to gain advantage ,Synonym- FLATTERER
782) FORSWEAR -agree to give up or do without ,Synonym- FORSAKE

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783) RATIONAL - based on or in accordance with reason or logic ,Synonym-
LOGICAL
784) EMANCIPATE - set free, especially from legal, social, or political restrictions
,Synonym- LIBERATE
785) INNOCUOUS -not harmful or offensive ,Synonym- INOFFENSIVE
786) NONPLUSSED - so surprised and confused that one is unsure how to react
,Synonym- PUZZLED
787)CREDULOUS - having or showing too great a readiness to believe things
,Synonym- GULLIBLE
788)EXAGGERATE - represent (something) as being larger, better, or worse than
it really is,Synonym- MAGNIFY
789)OMINOUS - giving the worrying impression that something bad is going to
happen / threateningly inauspicious ,Synonym- THREATENING
790)JUBILANT - feeling or expressing great happiness and triumph REJOICING
791)ADAPT - make (something) suitable for a new use or purpose
/modify - ADJUST
792)OBSEQUIOUS - obedient or attentive to an excessive or servile degree -
SERVILE
793)NEGOTIATION - discussion aimed at reaching an agreement- BARGAINING
794)PALLID - pale, typically because of poor health,Synonym - PALE
795)ENDEAVOUR
1.success 2.result 3.achievement 4.attempt
Solution: 4
Endeavour/ Endeavor - A sincere attempt
796)OBSTACLE
1.benefit 2.clearance 3.accessory 4.barrier
Solution: 4
797)INITIATE
1.sign 2.slow 3.start 4.show
Solution: 3

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Initiate - to start
798)ADEPT
1.skilled 2.kind-hearted 3.alone 4.unknown
Solution: 1 Adept - skilled
799)ASSIST
1.help 2.mend 3.create 4.change
Solution: 1
800)INTRICATE
1.complete 2.colorful 3.connected 4.complex
Solution: 4
Intricate - complex,complicated
801)DEVOUT
1.revered 2.loyal
3.pious 4.respectable
Solution: 3
Devout - Devoted to a religion or religious thing. Revere - To regard someone
with great devotion. Pious - holy
802)RENOWN
1.obscurity 2.fame 3.wisdom 4.conceit
Solution: 2 Renown - famous
Conceit - to think,to make an idea,to perceive
803)CONCISE
1.brief 2.detailed

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3.complex
4.lengthy
Solution: 1
804)EXALT
1.challenge 2.praise 3.condemn 4.extract
Solution: 2
Exalt - to upgrade,to praise Condemn - to criticize or denounce
805)MAMMOTH
1.gigantic
2.miniscule/ minuscule 3.perilous 4.magnificent
Solution: 1
Mammoth- huge ,gigantic
Miniscule / minuscule - very small,tiny
806)TACITURN
1.phlegmatic 2.talkative 3.reticent 4.placid
Solution: 3
TACITURN-temporarily silent,reticent,untalkative Phlegmatic- Sluggish,not easily

excited to action. Placid - calm and quiet
807)DEFER
1.dread 2.despair 3.dictate 4.delay Solution- 4

Defer - to delay, to postpone Despair- to be hopeless

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Dread - to fear greatly
808)PERPLEX
1.surprise 2.bewilder 3.complex 4.deceive
Solution: 2
Perplex - to puzzle,to entangle Bewilder - to confuse ,to puzzle Deceive - to

mislead
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809)LAMENT
1.distress 2.torment 3.afflict 4.mourn
Solution: 4
Lament - an expression of grief,suffering or sadness;mourn Torment - torture

Afflict - to cause pain
810)REPUDIATE
1.renounce 2.sanction 3.regret 4.enforce
Solution: 1
Repudiate- to deny ,to renounce

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Sanction - a penalty,punishment// An approval by an authority
811)VINDICTIVE
1.watchful 2.revengeful 3.forceful 4.helpful
Solution: 2
Vindictive- revengeful Watchful - alert
812)PENSIVE
1.spontaneous 2.spiteful 3.reflective 4.tragic
Solution: 3
Pensive - looking thoughtful,reflective Tragic - causing sadness

Spiteful - having a desire to annoy /vex someone
813)STERILE
1.pure 2.productive 3.barren
4.sordid
Solution: 3 Sterile - not fertile

Sordid - dirty or squalid
814)PRECARIOUS

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1.abundant 2.dangerous 3.valuable 4.premature
Solution: 2
Precarious - dangerously insecure or unstable 815)FURY

1.sorrow 2.anger 3.cruelty 4.fright
Solution: 2
Fury - anger
816) RETICENT
1.silent 2.garrulous 3.extrovert 4.confident
Solution: 1
Reticent- silent ,temporarily quietGarrulous- excessively talkative, extrovert
817) RAMPANT
1.excessive 2.limited 3.rare 4.gentle
Solution: 1
Rampant- unrestrained, unchecked 818) EXEMPT

1.hinder 2.exclude 3.reduce 4.prevent
Solution: 2

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819)PREVALENT
1.unusual 2.common 3.rare 4.different
Solution: 2
820)LETHAL
1.harmless 2.healthy
3.fatal 4.strong
Solution: 3
Lethal - fatal,harmful,dangerous
821)ENGULF
1.encroach 2.enshrine 3.entangle 4.envelop
Solution: 4
Engulf-to surround, to cover Encroach- to seize

Enshrine - to enclose in a shrine Entangle - to tangle up,to twist
822)DRAG

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1.rush 2.pull
3.push 4.rest
Solution: 2
823)ENTICE
1.ensue 2.entail 3.enrage 4.entrap
Solution: 4
Entice - to lure ,to attract,to entrap Entail - to imply or require

Enrage - to fill with rage
824)DUBIOUS
1.certain 2.fishy 3.loyal 4.steady
Solution: 2
Dubious- suspicious, fishy
825)TRIUMPH
1.fight 2.victory 3.attack 4.peace
Solution: 2
826)INDELIBLE

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1.illegal 2.illegible 3.inerasable 4.ineffective
Solution: 3
827)INARTICULATE
1.fluent
2.inevitable 3.eloquent 4.incoherent
Solution: 4
828)INEPT
1.capable 2.fit 3.strong 4.clumsy
Solution: 4
829)GARRULOUS
1.guttural 2.throaty 3.concise 4.talkative
Solution: 4 Garrulous-talkative
830)CHRONIC
1.ordinary 2.persistent 3.common 4.temporary
Solution: 2

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Chronic-persistent,prolonged
831)COERCE
1.enchant 2.pressurize 3.cajole 4.leave
Solution:2
Coerce-to restrain by force
Cajole - to persuade someone to do something by flattery.
832)EVIDENCE
1.indication
2.refutation
3.denial
4.concealment
Solution: 1
833)PERSIST
1.continue
2.cease

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4.forget
Solution: 1
Persist - to continue Cease - to stop

Halt - to bring to a stop

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Select the most appropriate synonym of the given words.

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Complacent- self-satisfied, smug

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Fuse - to melt together, to blend ,to combine

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SSC CHSL 2019 Tier I- Cloze Passage Tips & Tricks

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55) TACITURN 1.phlegmatic 2.talkative 3.reticent 4.placid

56) DEFER 1.dread 2.despair 3.dictate 4.delay

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59) REPUDIATE 1.renounce 2.sanction 3.regret 4.enforce

Sanction - a penalty,punishment/An approval by an authority

61) PENSIVE 1.spontaneous 2.spiteful 3.reflective 4.tragic

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1.pure 2.productive 3.barren 4.sordid

Solution: 2 Fury - anger

65) RETICENT 1.silent 2.garrulous 3.extrovert 4.confident

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67) EXEMPT 1.hinder 2.exclude 3.reduce 4.prevent

68) PREVALENT 1.unusual 2.common

69) LETHAL 1.harmless 2.healthy 3.fatal 4.strong

70) ENGULF 1.encroach 2.enshrine 3.entangle 4.envelop

71) DRAG 1.rush 2.pull 3.push 4.rest

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72) ENTICE 1.ensue 2.entail 3.enrage 4.entrap

74) TRIUMPH 1.fight 2.victory 3.attack 4.peace

75) INDELIBLE 1.illegal 2.illegible 3.inerasable 4.ineffective

77) INEPT 1.capable 2.fit 3.strong 4.clumsy

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79) CHRONIC 1.ordinary 2.persistent 3.common 4.temporary

80) COERCE 1.enchant 2.pressurize 3.cajole 4.leave

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87) Impoverished 1.spendthrift 2.generous 3.wealthy 4.penniless

88) Stoical 1.ruffled 2.apathetic 3.panicky 4.equivocal

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90) AVENGE 1.Punish 2.Cheer 3.Encourage 4.Comfort

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Solution: 4 Stern - strict

Solution: 2 Temperate - moderate

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Solution: 4 Quest - search

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Solution: 3 Radiance - sparkle