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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
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3. purify
4. pollute
Solution : 4
Contaminate - to pollute
Sanctify - to make holy,to purify
3) SUBSEQUENT
1. consecutive
2. preceding
3. antecedent
4. prior
Solution : 1
Antecedent/Preceding - occurring before
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4) ADEQUATE
1. meagre
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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
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2. boring
3. stupid
4. tiring
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
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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
10) PARSIMONY
1. generosity
2. frugality
3. readiness
4. bounty
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Solution : 2
PARSIMONY- great reluctance to spend money, frugality
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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
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Solution : 4
Redundant- unnecessary
13) TRIVIAL
1. superficial
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
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15) COMPLACENT
1. amicable
2. discontent
3. smug
4. aggressive
Solution : 3
Complacent- self-satisfied, smug
16) FLOURISH
1. Languish
2. Wither
3. Shrivel
4. Thrive
Solution : 4
Flourish- to prosper, to thrive
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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
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3. Influential
4. Hostile
Solution : 4
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
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Incessant- persistent, continuous, unceasing
22) FATIGUE
1. liveliness
2. weariness
3. freshness
4. brightness
Solution : 2
23) SANCTION
1. denial
2. grace
3. approval
4. mercy
Solution : 3
Sanction - approval
24) JEOPARDY
1. promotion
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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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27) OPINION
1. wisdom
2. sense
3. view
4. chance
Solution : 3
28) ALOOF
1. detached
2. protected
3. rocky
4. steady
Solution : 1
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Aloof - detached ,separated
29) INCREDIBLE
1. unwilling
2. disturbing
3. unbelievable
4. unnoticed
Solution : 3
30) INTENSIFY
1. eliminate
2. destroy
3. terminate
4. strengthen
Solution : 4
31) EXASPERATE
1. Infuriate
2. Appreciate
3. Imitate
4. Desperate
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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
4. Disenchant
Solution : 3
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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
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3. lightness
4. tiredness
Solution :4
37) SURREPTITIOUS
1. aggressive
2. spacious
3. adventurous
4. secretive
Solution :4
Surreptitious- stealthy, furtive,secretive
38) REPRIMAND
1. complete
2. repeat
3. rebuke
4. command
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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
3.break
4.combine
Solution: 4
Fuse - to melt together,to blend ,to combine

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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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4.offend
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
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46) INITIATE
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1.sign
2.slow
3.start
4.show
Solution: 3
Initiate - to start
47) ADEPT
1.skilled
2.kind-hearted
3.alone
4.unknown
Solution: 1
Adept - skilled
48) ASSIST
1.help
2.mend
3.create
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4.change
Solution: 1
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49) INTRICATE
1.complete
2.colorful
3.connected
4.complex
Solution: 4
Intricate - complex,complicated
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
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2.detailed
3.complex
4.lengthy
Solution: 1
53) EXALT
1.challenge
2.praise
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
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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
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Defer - to delay, to postpone
Despair- to be hopeless
Dread - to fear greatly
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
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58) LAMENT
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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
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1.watchful
2.revengeful
3.forceful
4.helpful
Solution: 2
Vindictive- revengeful
Watchful - alert
61) 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
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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
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3.cruelty
4.fright
Solution: 2
Fury - anger
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65) RETICENT
1.silent
2.garrulous
3.extrovert
4.confident
Solution: 1
Reticent- silent ,temporarily quietGarrulous- excessively talkative, extrovert
66) RAMPANT
1.excessive
2.limited
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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
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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
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71) DRAG
1.rush
2.pull
3.push
4.rest
Solution: 2
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
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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
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Solution: 3
76) INARTICULATE
1.fluent
2.inevitable
3.eloquent
4.incoherent
Solution: 4
77) INEPT
1.capable
2.fit
3.strong
4.clumsy
Solution: 4
78) GARRULOUS
1.guttural
2.throaty
3.concise
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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
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Coerce-to restrain by force
Cajole - to persuade someone to do something by flattery.
81) EVIDENCE
1. indication
2. refutation
3. denial
4. concealment
Solution: 1
82) PERSIST
1. continue
2. cease
3. halt
4. forget
Solution: 1
Persist - to continue
Cease - to stop
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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
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1. arduous
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
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87) Impoverished
1.spendthrift
2.generous
3.wealthy
4.penniless
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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
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89) Philanthropist.
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
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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
93) SANE
1. Foolish
2. Crazy
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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. Pitful
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Solution: 4
Pathetic - pitiful,miserable
96) THRIFTY
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
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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
2. Pretence
3. Assistance
4. Deference
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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
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Sordid - dirty ,squalid
102)RESOLUTE
1. Unsure
2. Determined
3. Uncertain
4. Hesitant
Solution: 2
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103) INTREPID
1. Gallant
2. Cowardly
3. Insecure
4. Invisible
Solution: 1
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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
Solution: 4
Vital - important, essential
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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
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108) ORTHODOX
1. Civilized
2. Habitual
3. Traditional
4. Deliberate
Solution: 3
Orthodox - traditional
109) QUEST
1. Path
2. Destination
3. Route
4. Search
Solution: 4
Quest - search
110) MEDDLE
1. Manage
2. Interfere
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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
2. Momentary
3. Ready
4. Lasting
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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
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1. Depth
2. Dryness
3. Sparkle
4. Redness
Solution: 3
Radiance - sparkle
116) RECAPITULATION
1. Summary
2. Movement
3. Prominence
4. Readiness
Solution: 1
Recapitulate - to summarize
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117) WARY
1. Rash
2. Inattentive
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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
1. Real
2. Precise
3. Genuine
4. Sincere
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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
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122) CAMOUFLAGE
1. Exhibit
2. Disguise
3. Divulge
4. Expose
Solution: 2
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
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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
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126) LYRICAL
1.musical
2.overwhelming
3.brilliant
4.prosaic
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
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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
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130) SOLID
1 flat
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
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3 shrink
4 decrease
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133) Obligatory
1. Mandatory
2. Reckless
3. Useless
4. Aggressive
Solution : 1
Obligatory (adj) - morally or legally binding, mandatory
134) Scintillating
1. Glittering
2. Flattering
3. Boring
4. Stinging
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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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137) GLORIOUS
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
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3. Avert
4. Provoke
Solution : 3
Prevent(v)- to stop,to avert
140) REVERE
1. Repeat
2. Condemn
3. Enjoy
4. Respect
Solution : 4
Revere(v) - to regard someone with devotion; to show respect
141) Prodigal
1. Humble
2. Arrogant
3. Extravagant
4. Trivial
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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
Solution : 1
Fury(n)- extreme anger
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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
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3. Sober
4. Gentle
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147) Violent
1. Kind
2. Mild
3. Aggressive
4. Calm
Solution : 3
148) Erudite
1. Fashionable
2. Strong
3. Learned
4. Illiterate
Solution : 3
Erudite (adj)- scholarly, learned
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149) Deficiency
1. Inadequacy
2. Efficiency
3. Abundance
4. Sufficiency
Solution : 1
150) Catastrophic
1. Disastrous
2. Delicate
3. Mysterious
4. Tough
Solution : 1
Catastrophic(adj)- disastrous
151) Ovation
1. Censure
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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
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Disheartened(adj) - depressed,Discouraged
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
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156) Repercussion
1. Rearrangement
2. Recollection
3. Reaction
4. Reminder
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Repercussion (n)- consequence, reaction of some action/event etc
157) Weary
1. Lively
2. Restless
3. Touchy
4. Exhausted
Solution : 4
Weary(adj) - tired,exhausted
158) Sacred
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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
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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
1. Ordinary
2. Serious
3. Furious
4. Ignorant
Solution : 2
Solemn(adj)- deeply serious
165) Exceed
1. Improve
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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
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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.
THREAT
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
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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
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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
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
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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 - ORIGIN
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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 who live
in different locations, moving from one place to another) - WANDERING
230) DEROGATORY - showing a critical or disrespectful attitude - DISPARAGING
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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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249) ABLUTION - an act of washing oneself

WASHING
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 - LUCI
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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
268) SOMBRE - dark or dull in colour or tone - GLOOMY
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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
291) ETERNAL - lasting or existing forever - PERPETUAL
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292) FLABBERGASTED - surprise (someone) greatly / astonish - DUMBFOUNDED

293) DUBIOUS - not to be relied upon / suspect - DOUBTFUL
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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
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
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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
310) ONUS - something that is one's duty - RESPONSIBILITY
311) CANTAKEROUS - bad- tempered, argumentative, and uncooperative -
QUARRELSOME
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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
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
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337) CODDLE - treat (someone) in an indulgent or overprotective way with too much
care and attention - SATISFY
338) PROPHYLACTIC - intended to prevent disease - PREVENTIVE
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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
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 or
achievements - UNPRODUCTIVE
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
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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
377) SWAP - an act of exchanging one thing for another - EXCHANG
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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
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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
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
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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
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
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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
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429) IMITATE – to copy someone or mimic - COPY

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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 evidence -
GUESS
440) EFFECT - cause to happen; bring about - RESULT
- 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
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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
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

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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
481) ADORN - make more beautiful or attractive - BEAUTIFY
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
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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
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
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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
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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-being -
SOUND
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
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534) PARSIMONY - extreme unwillingness to spend money or use resources -

MISERLINESS
535) INSOLENT - showing a rude and arrogant lack of respect - DISRESPECTFUL
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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

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
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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
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
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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
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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
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
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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
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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 something
- LIKING
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
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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
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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 - EXAMINE
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
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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
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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
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
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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
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 with -
OBSTRUCTION
703) CHARISMA - compelling attractiveness or charm that can inspire devotion in others
- CHARM
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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
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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
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721) DRIZZLE - light rain falling in very fine drops - SPRINKLE
722) INEVITABLE - certain to happen - UNAVOIDABLE
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
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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
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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
746) REVENUE - Synonym-INCOME
747) QUEST - a long or arduous search for something Synonym- SEARCH
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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
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
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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

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
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794) PALLID - pale, typically because of poor health,Synonym - PALE

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795) ENDEAVOUR
1.success
2.result
3.achievement
4.attempt
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Endeavour/ Endeavor - A sincere attempt
796) OBSTACLE
1.benefit
2.clearance
3.accessory
4.barrier
Solution: 4
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797) INITIATE
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1.sign
2.slow
3.start
4.show
Solution: 3
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
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Solution: 1
synonyms,antonyms and examples) asked in SSC CGL CHSL CPO exams (This compilation has
been prepared by experts and you can download it for free)
Click here to download the pdf of 120 Most Important Previous year PHRASAL VERBS (asked in
SSC CGL CHSL CPO exams)
800) INTRICATE
1.complete
2.colorful
3.connected
4.complex
Solution: 4
Intricate - complex,complicated
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801) DEVOUT
1.revered
2.loyal
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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
3.complex
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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
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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
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Lament - an expression of grief,suffering or sadness;mourn
Torment - torture
Afflict - to cause pain
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810) 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
811) VINDICTIVE
1.watchful
2.revengeful
3.forceful
4.helpful
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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
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4.sordid
Solution: 3
Sterile - not fertile
Sordid - dirty or squalid
814)PRECARIOUS
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
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Fury - anger
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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
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Rampant- unrestrained, unchecked
818) EXEMPT
1.hinder
2.exclude
3.reduce
4.prevent
Solution: 2
Exempt- free from a duty or obligation
819) PREVALENT
1.unusual
2.common
3.rare
4.different
Solution: 2
820) LETHAL
1.harmless
2.healthy
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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
1.rush
2.pull
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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
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Solution: 2
Dubious- suspicious, fishy
825) TRIUMPH
1.fight
2.victory
3.attack
4.peace
Solution: 2
826) INDELIBLE
1.illegal
2.illegible
3.inerasable
4.ineffective
Solution: 3
827) INARTICULATE
1.fluent
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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
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830) CHRONIC
1.ordinary
2.persistent
3.common
4.temporary
Solution: 2
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
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1. indication
2. refutation
3. denial
4. concealment
Solution: 1
833) PERSIST
1. continue
2. cease
3. halt
4. forget
Solution: 1
Persist - to continue
Cease - to stop
Halt - to bring to a stop
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Voracious- having a great appetite for anything

Audacious - bold ,daring,impudent

Sanctify - to make holy,to purify

Antecedent/Preceding - occurring before

Inept - unsuitable, unfit

Tranquil - calm,free from emotional or mental disturbance.

Fascinating- Captivating,Appealing, attractive

Condemn - to strongly criticise or denounce

Engulf- to surround,to cover,to inundate

Offend - to displease, to annoy

PARSIMONY- great reluctance to spend money, frugality

Trivial - not so important, superficial

Complacent- self-satisfied, smug

Flourish- to prosper, to thrive

Perpetuate - to prolong the existence of ,to preserve

Discern - to detect with the senses,to perceive

Inimical- unfriendly, hostile

Venerable - respectable, esteemed

Incessant- persistent, continuous, unceasing

Jeopardy- danger of loss ; hazard, peril

Ignominy- shame ,disgrace

Aloof - detached ,separated

Exasperate - to make angry, to infuriate

Imitate - to make a copy

Beguile - to deceive, to delude

Disenchant - to undeceive or disillusion

Deference- honor,respect, obeisance

Surreptitious- stealthy, furtive,secretive

Reprimand- to rebuke,to reprove in a formal way

Malady - ailment,illness, disease

Fuse - to melt together,to blend ,to combine

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Attribute - A characteristic or quality of a thing.

Insult - to demean, to be insolent, to offend someone

Endeavour/ Endeavor - A sincere attempt

Devout - Devoted to a religion or religious thing.

Revere - To regard someone with great devotion.

Conceit - to think,to make an idea,to perceive

Exalt - to upgrade,to praise

Condemn - to criticize or denounce

Mammoth- huge ,gigantic

Miniscule / minuscule - very small,tiny

Phlegmatic- Sluggish,not easily excited to action.

Placid - calm and quiet

Defer - to delay, to postpone

Dread - to fear greatly

Perplex - to puzzle,to entangle

Bewilder - to confuse ,to puzzle

Lament - an expression of grief,suffering or sadness;mourn

Afflict - to cause pain

Repudiate- to deny ,to renounce

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

Pensive - looking thoughtful,reflective

Tragic - causing sadness

Spiteful - having a desire to annoy /vex someone

Sterile - not fertile

Sordid - dirty or squalid