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1. IMMUNE (Ant.)
(1) free
(2) vulnerable
(3) powerful
(4) weak
2
2. BLEAK (Ant.)
(1) dull
(2) dark
(3) bright
(4) exposure
3
3. FASTIDIOUS (Ant.)
(1) fussy
(2) cooperative
(3) promising
(4) adjustable
4
4. SHALLOW (Ant.)
(1) high
(2) long
(3) wide
(4) deep
4
5. QUIET (Ant.)
(1) strong
(2) noisy
(3) incomplete
(4) violent
2
6. VAGUE (Ant.)
(1) clear
(2) dull
(3) unknown
(4) shady
1
7. Select the antonym of

castigated.
(1) approve
(2) rate
(3) flay
(4) drub
1
8. INEVITABLE (Ant.)
(1) avoidable
(2) unnecessary
(3) inseparable
(4) uncertain
1
9. HUMILITY (Ant.)
(1) dignity
(2) cruelty
(3) anger
(4) pride
4
10. MAKE (Ant.)

(1) liberate
(2) break
(3) emancipate
(4) bind
2
11. PRAISE (Ant.)

(1) heckle
(2) accuse
(3) hate
(4) scold
2
12. TERMINATE (Ant.)

(1) hasten
(2) depart
(3) begin
(4) change
3
13. RAPIDLY (Ant.)

(1) lazily
(2) secretly
(3) slowly
(4) firmly
3
14. SUCCESSOR (Ant.)

(1) failure
(4) predator
(3) predecessor
(2) loser
3
15. CONTRADICTION (Ant.)

(1) opposition
(2) adjustment
(3) confirmation
(4) agreement
4
16. RELINQUISH (Ant.)

(1) reinstate
(2) displace
(3) reclaim
(4) retain
4
17. UNPREDICTABLE (Ant.)

(1) dependable
(2) nature
(3) laudable
(4) compliant
1
18. STERN (Ant.)

(1) lenient
(2) crabby
(3) polite
(4) unreasonable
1
19. SUSPICION (Ant.)

(1) doubt
(2) whim
(3) indifference
(4) trust
4
20. PLAUSIBLE (Ant.)

(1) inplausible
(2) unplausible
(3) implausible
(4) displausible
3
21. GENIAL (Ant.)

(1) stupid
(2) stingy
(3) boorish
(4) unkind
3
22. DEMOLISH (Ant.)

(1) shift
(2) build
(3) repeat
(4) hide
2
23. FRAILTY (Ant.)

(1) energy
(2) intensity
(3) vehemence
(4) strength
4
24. PREVENT (Ant.)

(1) protect
(2) block
(3) hinder
(4) induce
4
25. GUILTY (Ant.)

(1) good
(2) innocent
(3) ingenious
(4) foolish
2
26. BRUTALITY (Ant.)

(1) mercy
(2) bestiality
(3) cruelty
(4) humanity
4
27. FAT (Ant.)

(1) clean
(2) mean
(3) weak
(4) lean
4
28. DESTRUCTIVE (Ant.)

(1) structural
(2) constructive
(3) wind speed
(4) static
2
29. CORRUPT (Ant.)

(1) honest
(2) unclean
(3) heartless
(4) hateful
1
30. PROMINENT (Ant.)

(1) notorious
(2) obscure
(3) wicked
(4) hostile
2
31. LEAD (Ant.)

(1) conduct
(2) guide
(3) follow
(4) direct
3
32. INSOLENT (Ant.)

(1) submissive
(2) arrogant
(3) overbearing
(4) disdainful
1
33.PERMIT (Ant.)
(1) endorse
(2) approve
(3) certify
(4) forbid
4
34. TRIUMPH (Ant.)

(1) defeat
(2) victory
(3) success
(4) subjugation
1
35. RANCID (Ant.)

(1) putrefied
(2) delicious
(3) fresh
(4) stale
3

Deliberate.
(1) judge
(2) imprudent
(3) cogitate
(4) argue
2
37. MALICIOUS. (Ant.)

(1) malevolent
(2) spiteful
(3) baneful
(4) benign
4
38. EMERGE (Ant.)

(1) disappear
(2) fall
(3) mark
(4) fade
1

Demure.
(1) humble
(2) bold
(3) coy
(4) sober
2
40. CURB (Ant.)

(1) help
(2) allow
(3) restrain
(4) remove
2
41. CROOKED (Ant.)

(1) twisted
(2) devious
(3) bended
(4) straight
4
42. PHILANTHROPIC (Ant.)

(1) self-centred
(2) benevolent
(3) benign
(4) unsparing
1
43. OPULENT (Ant.)

(1) poor
(2) sumptuous
(3) drooping
(4) wealthy
1
44. RECEDE (Ant.)

(1) advance
(2) retrograde
(3) retreat
(4) withdraw
1
45. PERPETUAL (Ant.)

(1) intermittent
(2) frequent
(3) continuous
(4) rare
1
46. UNRULY (Ant.)

(1) uneven
(2) undue
(3) orderly
(4) dirty
3
47. KNACK (Ant.)

(1) talent
(2) dullness
(3) dexterity
(4) balance
2
48. PERNICIOUS (Ant.)

(1) prolonged
(2) ruinous
(3) ruthless
(4) beneficial
4
49. LOITER (Ant.)

(1) wander
(2) punctual
(3) sober
(4) free
2
50. IMPETUOUS (Ant.)

(1) agitated
(2) impulsive
(3) cautious
(4) reckless
3
51. APPROACHED (Ant.)

(1) retreated
(2) reached
(3) arrived
(4) reproached
1
52. CULMINATION (Ant.)

(1) completion
(2) climax
(3) conclusion
(4) beginning
4
53. INCLUDE (Ant.)

(1) embrace
(2) embody
(3) eliminate
(4) enclose.
3

Genteel.
(1) uncivilized
(2) stuffy
(3) urbane
(4) prim
1

Primed.
(1) fit
(2) able
(3) unready
(4) prepped
3
56. HOSTILE (Ant.)

(1) host
(2) proud
(3) systematic
(4) sympathetic
4
57. MADDEN (Ant.)

(1) calm
(2) enrage
(3) sordid
(4) fussy
1
58. PENITENCE (Ant.)

(1) sterile
(2) approval
(3) deter
(4) remorse
2
59. AGGRESSIVE (Ant.)

(1) dull
(2) peaceful
(3) doleful
(4) inactive
2
60. DOLEFUL (Ant.)

(1) mournful
(2) cheerful
(3) deceitful
(4) beautiful
2
61. LIBERATION (Ant.)

(1) movement
(2) bondage
(3) service
(4) unrest
2
62. SLACKEN (Ant.)

(1) rejoice
(2) increase
(3) flimsy
(4) abate
2
63. NUGATORY (Ant.)

(1) delusive
(2) futile
(3) unreal
(4) productive
4
64. INDOLENT (Ant.)

(1) diligent
(2) malevolent
(3) brilliant
(4) solvent
1
65. COHERENT (Ant.)

(1) disorganized
(2) inept
(3) carefree
(4) distorted
1
66. BRUTAL (Ant.)

(1) humane
(2) fearless
(3) criminal
(4). adamant
1
67. MALICE (Ant.)

(1) ecstasy
(2) happiness
(3) honour
(4) goodwill
4
68. PILFERER (Ant.)

(1) sniper
(2) punk
(3) lifter
(4) police
4
69. NAIVE (Ant.)

(1) artful
(2) candid
(3) credulous
(4) sincere
1
70. CALLOUS (Ant.)

(1) careless
(2) concerned
(3) caress
(4) carefree
2
71. COMRADE (Ant.)

(1) friend
(2) associate
(3) follower
(4) enemy
4
72. VIRTUOUS (Ant.)

(1) vile
(2) chaste
(3) kosher
(4) celibate
1
73. OBSTRUCT (Ant.)

(1) clear
(2) block
(3) instruct
(4) prevent
1
74. RAUCOUS (Ant.)

(1) dulcet
(2) hoarse
(3) jrring
(4).torrent
1
75. PREDILECTION (Ant.)

(1) inclination
(2) enduring
(3) enmity
(4) domicile
3
76. ALTRUISTIC (Ant.)

(1) selfish
(2) cruel
(3) unkind
(4) evil
1
77. MULTIFACETED (Ant.)

(1) adroit
(2) handy
(3) pliable
(4) simple
4
78. WARY (Ant.)

(1) conscientious
(2) daring
(3) thrifty
(4) rash
4

Sue.
(1) absolve
(2) litigate
(3) indict
(4) solicit
1
80. ACCOLADE (Ant.)

(1) blame
(3) decorate
(2) reticent
(4) permeate
1
81. OVERT (Ant.) ·

(1) open
(2) complete
(3) hidden
(4) culvert
3
82. DIFFIDENCE (Ant.)

(1) self-assurance
(2) expansiveness
(3) shyness
(4) sharpness
1
83. TREPIDATION (Ant.)
(1) bold
(2) calm
(3) fear
(4) violent
2
84. LUNACY (Ant.)

(1) sanity
(2) stupidity
(3) sensibility
(4) Insanity
1
85. OBTUSE (Ant.)

(1) sharp-witted
(2) transparent
(4) blunt
(3) timid
1
86. INADVERTENTLY (Ant.)

(1) secretly
(2) accidentally
(3) completely
(4) deliberately
4
87. CORDIAL (Ant.)

(1) fast
(2) heartfelt
(3) friendly
(4) hostile
4
88. INSTINCTIVE (Ant.)

(1) innate
(2) rational
(3) inherent
(4) inborn
2
89. VENIAL (Ant.)

(1) minor
(2) pardonable
(3) unpardonable
(4) clean
3
90. FLOOD (Ant.)

(1) drought
(2) dry
(3) cyclone
(4) desert
1
91. LIBERAL (Ant.)

(1) irrelevant
(2) free
(3) sensitive
(4) intolerant
4
92. BANE (Ant.)

(1) curse
(2) boon
(3) base
(4) violent
2
93. SLAVE (Ant.)

(1) surf
(2) landlord
(3) master
(4) tenant
3
94. ENSCONCE (Ant.)

(1) establish
(2) impudence
(3) request
(4) unveil
4
95. EGOIST (Ant.)

(1) spiritless
(2) selfless
(3) senseless
(4) soulless
2
96. RETRENCH (Ant.)

(1) revamp
(2) belie
(3) deviate
(4) recruit
4
97. AGGRAVATE (Ant.)

(1) depreciate
(2) extinguish
(3) subsidise
(4) alleviate
4
98. INDELIBLE (Ant.)

(1) decorous
(2) surprising
(3) concerted
(4) temporary
4
99. GRATING (Ant.)

(1) musical
(2) unmusical
(3) hoarse
(4) strident
1
100. CAPRICIOUS (Ant.)

(1) fanciful
(2) reasonable
(3) intolerant
(4) indifferent
2
Most Important
Synonyms
1. ATROCITY (Syn.)
(1) envy
(2) violence
(3) jealousy
(4) absurdity
2
2. IMAGINARY (Syn.)
(1) fabulous
(2) fictitious
(3) factitious
(4) fallacious
2
3. TRANQUIL (Syn.)
(1) tremendous
(2) dynamic
(3) treacherous
(4) peaceful
4
4. SORDID (Syn.)
(1) sore
(2) unpleasant
(3) splendid
(4) dissatisfied
2
5. NEFARIOUS (Syn.)
(1) docile
(2) natural
(3) neurotic
(4) wicked
4
6. MELLOW (Syn.)
(1) melodious
(2) dramatic
(3) genial
(4) fruity
3
7. BOISTEROUS (Syn.)
(1) boyish
(2) huge
(3) sound
(4) noisy
4
8. SHINES (Syn.)
(1) glows
(2) dazzles
(3) blazes
(4) glitters
4
9. CIRCUITOUS (Syn.)
(1) short
(2) roundabout
(3) circular
(4) different
2
10. INSENSITIVE (Syn.)

(1) repulsive
(2) revolting
(3) cunning
(4) callous
4
11. DEARTH (Syn.)

(1) scarcity
(2) familiarity
(3) closeness
(4) relation
1
12. CEASE (Syn.)

(1) stop
(2) lapse
(3) close
(4) arrest
1
13. LIABILITY (Syn.)

(1) debt
(2) debit
(3) asset
(4) credit
1
14. INTEGRATION (Syn.)

(1) symmetry
(2) unity
(3) coordination
(4) compromise
2
15. DISCRIMINATE (Syn.)

(1) compare
(2) distinguish
(3) comprehend
(4) connect
2
16. APPEAR (Syn.)

(1) see
(2) allow
(3) seem
(4) enter
3
17. CAJOLE (Syn.)

(1) insist
(2) persuade
(3) flatter
(4) recommend
3
18. FRAGRANCE (Syn.)

(1) taste
(2) aroma
(3) sight
(4) touch
2
19. FICTITIOUS (Syn.)

(1) false
(2) frail
(3) foul
(4) flattering
1
20. Select the synonym of

Transient.
(1) lacerate
(2) ephemeral
(3) perpetual
(4) enduring
2
21. IMITATE (Syn.)

(1) follow
(2) copy
(3) think
(4) allude
2
22. TAME (Syn.)

(1) wild
(2) savage
(3) domesticated
(4) silent
3
23. MERCY (Syn.)

(1) merit
(2) sympathy
(3) loss
(4) pain
2

Obscure.
(1) confusing
(2) exposed
(3) explicit
(4) obvious
1
25. EFFECT (Syn.)

(1) result
(2) warning
(3) chance
(4) purpose
1
26. SPECULATE (Syn.)

(1) think
(2) guess
(3) argue
(4) speak
2
27. EMULATE (Syn.)

(1) echo
(2) mimic
(3) imitate
(4) simulate
3
28. LAUD (Syn.)

(1) like
(2) acknowledge
(3) praise
(4) record
3
29. EMANCIPATE (Syn.)

(1) liberate
(2) exist
(3) correct
(4) restrain
2
30. ABSORBING (Syn.)

(1) concentrating
(2) engrossing
(3) fascinating
(4) enriching
2
31. CANCEL (Syn.)

(1) abolish
(2) approve
(3) allow
(4) break
1
32. ADORN (Syn.)

(1) trust
(2) writer
(3) suspect
(4) beautify
4
33. REPOSE (Syn.)

(1) place
(2) keep
(3) rest
(4) replace
3
34. COMMOTION (Syn.)

(1) cheer
(2) imbalance
(3) disturbance
(4) movement
3
35. IRREVOCABLE (Syn.)

(1) changed
(2) done
(3) unalterable
(4) reversible
3
36. ANGER (Syn.)

(1) calmness
(2) leisure
(3) vagueness
(4) displeasure
4
37. IRRESOLUTE (Syn.)

(1) undecided
(2) angry
(3) ignorant
(4) firm
1
38. FRUGAL (Syn.)

(1) economical
(2) delicate
(3) splendid
(4) hungry
1
39. MOTIVE (Syn.)

(1) reason
(2) occasion
(3) intention
(4) preparation
3
40. PITY (Syn.)

(1) offence
(2) mercy
(3) kindness
(4) joy
2
41. QUASH (Syn.)

(1) question
(2) pledge
(3) reject
(4) slash
3

Confuse.
(1) explicate
(2) perplex
(3) mix
(4) divert
2
43. ABUNDANT (Syn.)

(1) sufficient
(2) plentiful
(3) significant
(4) vibrant
2
44. ANTICIPATE (Syn.)

(1) antagonise
(2) expect
(3) accept
(4) hope
2
45. RESTRICT (Syn.)

(1) curtail
(2) prohibit
(3) retain
(4) retail
2
46. TREMENDOUS (Syn.)

(1) awesome
(2) remarkable
(3) considerable
(4) excessive
2
47. DILIGENT (Syn.)

(1) intelligent
(2) eminent
(3) hardworking
(4) reliable
3
48. TEMPEST (Syn.)

(1) drama
(2) temperature
(3) temptation
(4) storm
4
49. INSTANT (Syn.)

(1) constant
(2) distant
(3) immediate
(4) sudden
3
50. DISASTER (Syn.)

(1) death
(2) epidemic
(3) misfortune
(4) derailment
3
Giving undue favors to one’s 51. ADVERSE (Syn.)

Kith and kin : Nepotism (1) unequal
(3) unwanted
Favouritism , partiality , (2) unfavourable
prejudice , discrimination (4) undue
Impartiality , neutrality ,
neutralism , objectiveness
2
52. REQUEST (Syn.)

(1) ask
(2) please
(3) suggest
(4) offer
1
53. FOREBODING (Syn.)

(1) alarm
(2) forecast
(3) failure.
(4) foresight
1
54. CHANGE (Syn.)

(1) alter
(2) renew
(3) review
(4) repeat
1
55. GENUINE (Syn.)

(1) good
(2) real
(3) attractive
(4) lovable
2
56. ACQUAINT (Syn.)

(1) arouse
(2) introduce
(3) appoint
(4) acquire
2
57. RIGHT (Syn.)

{1) correct
(2) marked
(3) straight
(4) finished
1
58. APPREHENDED (Syn.)

(1) understood
(2) arrested
(3) feared
(4) questioned
2

Spine.
(1) supple
(2) vertebrae
(3) rotund
(4) grime
2
60. CONCEAL (Syn.)

(1) show
(2) hide
(3) cancel
(4) excuse
2
Veteran , Adept , Dexterous , Deft , 61. EFFICIENT (Syn.)

Accomplished , Experienced , (1) clever
Skilled , efficient , perfect , worthy , (2) smart
Virtuoso , specialist (3) known
Unhandy , clumsy , Inept , {4) capable
incompetence , Novice , Tyro ,
Newcomer , Neophyte , Callow ,
Apprentice, Amateur ,
Greenhorn 4
62. DISEASE (Syn.)

(1) fall
(2) damage
(3) illness
(4) injury
3
63. BRISK (Syn.)

(1) quick
(2) bright
(3) puzzled
(4) active
1
64. PAIL (Syn.)

(1) mug
(2) container
(3) bucket
(4) vessel
3
65. CONDONE (Syn.)

(1) Ignore
(2) overlook
(3) forgive
(4) forget
2
66. INQUISITIVE (Syn.)
(1) intrusive
(2) cooperative
(3) unsympathetic
(4) indifferent
1
67. DILATE (Syn.)

(1) frustrate
(2) contract
(3) expand
(4) rotate
3
68. PUBLICISE (Syn.)

(1) silence
(2) disseminate
(3) promulgate
(4) withhold
3
69. THRIVE (Syn.)

(1) destroy
(2) flourish
(3) raise
(4) create
2
70. ANGUISH (Syn.)

(1) trouble
(2) conflict
(3) anger
(4) agony
4
71. DISSUADE (Syn.)

(1) encourage
(2) worry
(3) disturb
(4) discourage
4
72. Select the synonym

of Purge.
(1) evacuate
(2) pressurize
(3) thrust
(4) float
1
73. BLUNDER (Syn.)

(1) blemish
(2) danger
(3) worry
(4) mistake
4

of Sheath.
(1) weapon
(2) hide
(3) encourage
(4) coat
4

of Genre.
(1) celebrity
(2) common man
(3) category
(4) pleasant
3
76. SUPERFICIAL (Syn.)

(1) defective
(2) superior
(3) deep
(4) shallow
4
77. MANIA (Syn.)

(1) greatness
(2) fame
(3) madness
(4) wisdom
3
78. PERISH (Syn.)

(1) disintegrate
(2) die
(3) destroy
(4) vanish
2
79. ALLURE (Syn.)

(1) tempt
(2) attempt
(3) deceive
(4) praise
1
80. ASSAULT (Syn.)

(1) attack
(2) comfort
(3) construct
(4) attach
1
81. PROTRUDE (Syn.)

(1) lengthen
(2) uphold
(3) bulge
(4) refute
3
82. ACCOMPLISH (Syn.)

(1) surrender
(2) achieve
(3) forsake
(4) abandon
2
83. APEX (Syn.)

(1) bottom
(2) outward
(3) top
(4) inward
3
84. BAFFLE (Syn.)

(1) strike
(2) puzzle
(3) flutter
(4) surpass
2
85. APPRISE (Syn.)

(1) praise
(2) inform
(3) conceal
(4) assess
2
86. PERIODIC (Syn.)

(1) infrequent
(2) continuous
(3) occasional
(4) regular
4
87. GRUESOME (Syn.)

(1) sullen
(2) hideous
(3) exhausting
(4) insulting
2
88. WHOLESOME (Syn.)

(1) complete
(2) ripe
(3) sound
(4) desirable
3
89. INFIRM (Syn.)

(1) unsteady
(2) timid
(3) nervous
(4) weak
4
90. CORDIAL (Syn.)

(1) affectionate
(2) generous
(3) friendly
(4) kind
3
91. SOLE (Syn.)
(1) only
(2) principal
(3) important
(4) Immediate
1
92. SOLITARY (Syn.)

(1) sad
(2) voluntary
(3) subtle
(4) lonely
4
93. PACIFIC (Syn.)

(1) extensive
(2) peaceful
(3) deep
(4) white
2
94. FETCH (Syn.)

(1) order
(2) bring
(3) scoop
(4) take
2
One Word
Substitutions
1. Overturn in water
(1) drown
(2) swim
(3) wreck
(4) capsize
4
2. Act of injuring another's

reputation by any slanderous
communication.
(1) defamation
(2) orchestration
(3) aberration
(4) misrepresentation
1
3. That cannot be explained

(1) inexplicable
(2) inexplicit
(3) intolerable
(4) irrevocable
1
4. One who does not believe

in the existence of God
(1) atheist
(2) theist.
(3) mystic
(4) cynic
1
5. Government by a few
people
(1) aristocracy
(2) oligarchy
(3) dictatorship
(4) bureaucracy
2
6. That which cannot be

effaced
(1) illegible
(2) indelible
(3) invincible
(4) affable
2
7. A person who deliberately

sets fire to a building
(1) arsonist
(2) extortionist
(3) hijacker
(4) assassin
1
8. One who makes an official

examination of accounts
(1) auditor
(2) registrar
(3) creditor
(4) chartered accountant
1
9. The state of living

unmarried
(1) celibacy
(2) neogamist
(3) chaperon
(4) implore
1
10. Intentional damage to

arrest production
(1) nemesis
(2) sangfroid
(3) sabotage
(4) modus operandi
3
2 Years – Biennial 11. An event which happens

3 Years – Triennial once in five years
4 Years – Quadrennial (1) septennial
5 Years – Quinquennial (2) quinquennial
6 Years – Sextennial (3) interregnum
7 Years – Septennial (4) pun
8 Years – octennial
2
12. A person who deserves

all praise.
(1) detestable
(2) lovable
(3) despicable
(4) laudable
4
13. One who is skilful.

(1) disciplined
(2) diligent
(3) different
(4) dexterous
4
14. One who runs away

from justice or the law.
(1) smuggler
(2) criminal
(3) fugitive
(4) thief
3
15. Of one's own free will.

(1) mandatory
(2) obligatory
3) voluntary
(4) compulsory
3
16. One who is too careless to

plan for the future.
(1) imprudent
(2) impractical
(3) impotent
(4) improvident
4
17. A person who looks

after horses at an inn
(1) matron
(2) chandler
(3) ostler
(4) effeminate
3
18. To struggle helplessly

(1) implorer
(2) yokel
(3) flounder
(4) chum
3
19. Being unable to pay

one's debt
(1) partisan
(2) bohemian
(3) ascetic
(4) insolvent
4
20.Government by
officials in a state
(1) aristocracy
(2) bureaucracy
(3) dictatorship
(4) plutocracy
2
21. Which can be

rooted out.
(1) Eradicable
(2) internment
(3) animism
(4) incorrigible
1
22. Opinion contrary to

accepted doctrines.
(1) controversy
(2) advocacy
(3) heresy
(4) convention
3
23. Make pale by

excluding light.
(1) foliate
(2) percolate
(3) procreate
(4) etiolate
4
24. Someone who is designated
to hear both sides of a dispute
and make a judgement.
(1) counsellor
(2) arbitrator
(3) magistrate
(4) manager
2
25. Something that is

difficult to understand
(1) incomplete
(2) inconclusive
(3) inconceivable
(4) incomprehensible
4
26. That which is arranged

by conferring or discussing
(1) meeting
(2) seminar
(3) debate
(4) negotiation
2
27. A mournful poem or a

song
(1) comedy
(3) elegy
(2) tragedy
(4) ode
3
28. Which can easily be

curved without breaking
(1) reformism
(2) cannibal
(3) interment
(4) flexible
4
29. The branch of medical

science which deals with the
problems of the old
(1) oncology
(2) obstetrics
(3) paediatrics
(4) geriatrics
4
30. A child secretly changed

for another in infancy
(1) nipper
(2) changeling
(3) tiddler
(4) tyke
2
31. A garland of flowers

(1) bouquet
(2) wreath
(3) virago
(4) rabble
2
32. That which is morally

dangerous
(1) cadaverous
(2) defalcation
(3) sinecure
(4) pestiferous
4
33. A land fit for growing

crops
(1) sprout
(2) arable
(3) stralized
(4) venerable
2
34. Feint
(1) pretended effect
(2) pretended attack
(3) pretended effort
(4) pretended support
2
35. Guided by one's sense of

duty
(1) conscientious
(2) gaggle
(3) amnesia
(4) circumvent
1
36. Art of working with

metals.
(1) meteorite
(2) metaphysics
(3) metallurgy
(4) metalloid
3
37. Shamelessly rude

(1) imbecile
(2) impudent
(3) infallible
(4) invincible
2
38. A legal agreement that

allows someone to use a
building or land for a period
of time, usually is return for
rent.
(1) assurance
(2) deal
(3) lease
(4) bond 3
39. Rules governing socially

acceptable behaviour.
(1) politeness
(2) formality
(3) behaviour
(4) etiquette
4
40. Story told to illustrate a

moral or spiritual truth
(1) nubile
(2) elegy
(3) parable
(4) ode
3
41. Lasting for a very short

time.
(1) metronomic
(2) friable
(3) eternal
(4) ephemeral
4
42. Submission to all that

happens as inevitable.
(1) pessimism
(2) pragmatism
(3) fatalism
(4) superstition
3
43. The first public

performance of a musical or
theatrical work or the first
showing of a film
(1) opener
(2) premiere
(3) debut
(4) preview
2
44. The policy of extending a

country's empire and
influence
(1) debauchery
(2) parchment
(3) denigration
(4) imperialism
4
45. The act of speaking

irreverently about sacred
things
(1) atheist
(2) blasphemy
(3) bellicose
(4) defection
2
46. Gradually advanced

(1) evolved
(2) evoluted
(3) evaded
(4) advantaged
1
47. The study of growing

garden plants
(1) nursery
(2) orchard
(3) nomenclature
(4) horticulture
4
48. Scientific study of

Earthquakes
(1) seismology
(2) astrology
(3) geography
(4) anthropology
1
49. Reasoning method

involving two statements
from which a conclusion is
reached
(1) logism
(2) syllogism
(3) rhetoric
(4) rhapsody
2
50. Those who pass through

this gate without permission
will be prosecuted.
(1) passers by
(2) trespassers
(3) culprits
(4) absconders
2
51. Change the appearance

to deceive or to hide the
identity.
(1) dissemble
(2) disguise
(3) dupe
(4) display
2
52. A person between 90 and

100 years old.
(1) septuagenarian
(2) nonagenarian
(3) centenarian
(4) octogenarian
2
53. The science of the

functioning and growth of
society.
(1) anthropology
(2) philosophy
(3) sociology
(4) psychology
3
54. A perception without

objective reality
(1) cynicism
(2) hallucination
(3) illusion
(4) optimism
3
55. One who is determined to

take full revenge for wrongs
done to him.
(1) enmity
(2) nigger
(3) pedantic
(4) vindictive
4
56. To renounce one's throne

(1) abdicate
(2) arrogate
(3) abstain
(4) abrogate
1
57. Make something less

severe.
(1) aggravation
(2) mediation
(3) palliation
(4) reduction
3
58. Lively or high-spirited

(1) depression
(2) grave
(3) vivacious
(4) discouraged
3
59. One who does or studies

without seriousness.
(1) dilettante
(2) diligent
(3) deliberate
(4) distracted
1
60. Strange in appearance

(1) bizarre
(2) rustic
(3) geriatric
(4) decrepit
1
61. Enigmatic person

(1) unique
(2) unstable
(3) stable
(4) unknowable
4
62. Sudden involuntary

muscular contraction.
(1) sprain
(2) spasm
(3) spam
(4) span
2
63. An indirect reference

(1) innuendo
(2) remarks
(3) suggestion
(4) aside
1
64. A person who thinks he is

Ill all the time
(1) hypochondriac
(2) neophyte
(3) maniac
(4) misanthrope
1
65. Just punishment for

wrong doing
(1) dandy
(2) nemesis
(3) prodigy
(4) wagon
2
66. Usage of an incorrect

word in place of the one
which is similar in
pronunciation
(1) spoonerism,
(2) malapropism
(3) blooper
(4) corpsing
2
67. Art of designing or

writing on was.
(1) cartography
(2) cerography
(3) psephology
(4) etymology
2
68. Suitable or intended for

only young persons
(1) youthful
(2) puerile
(3) adolescent
(4) juvenile
4
69. Atonement for one's sins

(1) elite
(2) ignoramus
(3) incendiary
(4) repentance
4
70. To give up a throne

voluntarily
(1) archer
(2) bigot
(3) abdicate
(4) delegate
3
71. Speaking with a stammer

or lisp.
(1) melliloquent
(2) dentiloquent
(3) fatiloquent
(4) stuttering
4
72. A rough, violent,

troublesome person.
(1) tartar
(2) talker
(3) vagabond
(4) swindler
1
73. A brave, nobleminded or

chivalrous man
(1) handsome
(2) robust
(3) gallant
(4) reckless
3
74. Excessive desire to work.

(1) ergomania
(2) idolomania
(3) islomania
(4) ethnomania
1
75. to move back and forth

or side- ways
(1) sojourn
(2) tarriance
(3) traverse
(4) breather
3
76. the remains of

something that has been
badly damaged
(1) pristine
(2) immaculate
(3) wreckage
(4) sterile
3
77. irritating inconvenience

(1) tranquility
(2) hassle
(3) harmony
(4) rectitude
2
78. a punishment imposed

for breaking a law, rule, or
contract.
(1) penalty
(2) reprieve
(3) grace
(4) amnesty
1
79. as opposed to reality

imagined not real.
(1) ennui
(2) heretic
(3) fictitious
(4) indict
3
80. to move along with

quick, short twistings
(1) limp
(2) stroll
(3) wriggle
(4) stride
3
81. put off for a future time

(1) codify
(2) reticent
(3) procrastinate
(4) retaliate
3
82. greedy for money

(1) agnostic
(2) rapacious
(3) oblation
(4) celibacy
2
83. speak in a very low tone

(1) whisper
(2) murmur
(3) bass
(4) baritone
1
84. search for something

(1) chum
(2) hurl
(3) solemnize
(4) quest
4
85. Government by person of

highest social order
(1) bureaucracy
(2) plutocracy
(3) democracy
(4) aristocracy
4
86. To banish or turn out of

society and fellowship
(1) acrobat
(2) diatribe
(3) ostracise
(4) jurist
3
87. Rebellious or opposing

the authority
(1) insurgent
(2) Intransigent
(3) indigenous
(4) Innuendo
1
88. one skilled in telling

stories
(1) ventral
(2) fanatic
(3) raconteur
(4) tyro
3
89. fear of Fire

(1) arsonphobia
(2) astraphobia
(3) astrophobia
(4) arrhenphobia
1
90. excessively lengthy

speech.
(1) concision
(2) verbiage
(3) curt
(4) succinct
2
91. an ornamented staff

carried by rulers on
ceremonial occasions as a
symbol of sovereignty
(1) spectacle
(2) receptacle
(3) sceptre
(4) zephyr
3
92. a substance easily

evaporated at normal
temperatures.
(1) volatile
(2) steadfast
(3) enduring
(4) definite
1
93. One who studies human

antiquities
(1) apologist
(2) anthropologist
(3) archaeologist
(4) entomologist
3
94. Killer of prophet

(1) mariticide
(2) vaticide
(3) patricide
(4) sororicide
2
95. A government by the

military class
(1) kratocracy
(2) pantisocracy
(3) stratocracy
(4) mobocracy
3
96. Obsession for wine

(1) ethnomania
(2) oenomania
(3) egomania
(4) idolomanla
2
97. A person's last

performance
(1) prognosis
(2) elegy
(3) memoir
(4) swan song
4
98. Eating mud

(1) equivorous
(2) limivorous
(3) calcivorous
(4) fructivorous
2
99. Love for dogs

(1) paedophilia
(2) sinophile
(3) canophilia
(4) zoophilia
3
100. Lack of civic-

mindedness or of patriotism
(1) iconomachy
(2) Incivism
(3) shag
(4) clergy
2

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