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Synonyms - 07
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Question 1 of 20
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SYNONYMS OF qualms
A
hesitation
B
pang
C
excitement
D
curiosity
SOLUTION ANALYSIS
Correct Option:
A
Qualms are uneasy feelings of doubt, worry, or fear about one\\\'s conduct; hesitation is the closest synonym.
Question 2 of 20
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SYNONYMS OF emulate...
A
inhabit
B
imitate
C
mollify
D
modify
SOLUTION ANALYSIS
Correct Option:
B
To emulate is to match or surpass a person, typically by imitation.
Question 3 of 20
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SYNONYMS OF inevitable
A
indefinite
B
imminent
C
unavoidable
D
improbable
SOLUTION ANALYSIS
Correct Option:
C
Inevitable means certain to happen or unavoidable.
Question 4 of 20
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SYNONYMS OF obsolescent.
A
harmful
B
obsolete
C
unrewarding
D
unpopular
SOLUTION ANALYSIS
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B
Obsolescent means becoming obsolete or going out of use.
Question 5 of 20
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SYNONYMS OF imminent
A
constant
B
impending
C
remote
D
favourable
SOLUTION ANALYSIS
Correct Option:
B
Imminent means about to happen, which is synonymous with impending.
Question 6 of 20
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SYNONYMS OF impecunious
A
innocent
B
ignorant
C
faultless
D
penniless
SOLUTION ANALYSIS
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D
Impecunious means having little or no money; penniless.
Question 7 of 20
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SYNONYMS OF vehemently
A
devoutly
B
hysterically
C
forcefully
D
serenely
SOLUTION ANALYSIS
Correct Option:
C
To do something vehemently is to do it with great force or passion (forcefully).
Question 8 of 20
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SYNONYMS OF mollify
A
arouse
B
appease
C
soften
D
suppress
SOLUTION ANALYSIS
Correct Option:
B
To mollify is to reduce the severity of a feeling or to appease someone.
Question 9 of 20
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SYNONYMS OF consternation
A
surprise
B
panic
C
gaity
D
satisfaction
SOLUTION ANALYSIS
Correct Option:
A
Consternation refers to a feeling of anxiety or dismay, typically at something unexpected; it is synonymous with surprise in this context.
Question 10 of 20
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SYNONYMS OF momentous
A
transient
B
important
C
wrong
D
hopeless
SOLUTION ANALYSIS
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B
Momentous describes something of great importance or significance.
Question 11 of 20
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SYNONYMS OF placate
A
please
B
pacify
C
serve
D
satisfy
SOLUTION ANALYSIS
Correct Option:
B
To placate is to make someone less angry or hostile, which means to pacify them.
Question 12 of 20
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SYNONYMS OF verdant
A
wide
B
optimistic
C
fresh
D
logical
SOLUTION ANALYSIS
Correct Option:
C
While verdant usually means green/lush, in a metaphorical sense regarding an outlook, it means fresh or new.
Question 13 of 20
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SYNONYMS OF behest
A
suggestion
B
orders
C
recommendation
D
request
SOLUTION ANALYSIS
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B
A behest is a person\\\'s orders or a command.
Question 14 of 20
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SYNONYMS OF arraigned
A
punished
B
openly
C
scolded
D
indict
SOLUTION ANALYSIS
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D
To arraign someone is to find them or call them before a court; it is synonymous with indict.
Question 15 of 20
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SYNONYMS OF deprecated
A
extricated
B
humiliated
C
denied
D
protested
SOLUTION ANALYSIS
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D
To deprecate is to express disapproval of something; to protest it.
Question 16 of 20
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SYNONYMS OF Man a station or shop
A
control
B
operate
C
administer
D
rule
SOLUTION ANALYSIS
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B
To man a station or shop is to work at or operate it.
Question 17 of 20
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SYNONYMS OF verdict
A
prediction
B
outcome
C
judgement
D
voice
SOLUTION ANALYSIS
Correct Option:
C
A verdict is a decision or finding, much like a judgement.
Question 18 of 20
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SYNONYMS OF lay
A
learned
B
ordinary
C
idle
D
expert
SOLUTION ANALYSIS
Correct Option:
B
Lay refers to someone without professional or specialized knowledge; hence, ordinary.
Question 19 of 20
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SYNONYMS OF meddle
A
intercede
B
impose
C
cross
D
interfere
SOLUTION ANALYSIS
Correct Option:
D
To meddle is to involve oneself in something without invitation; to interfere.
Question 20 of 20
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SYNONYMS OF despises
A
accuses
B
ignores
C
hates
D
discourages
SOLUTION ANALYSIS
Correct Option:
C
To despise is to feel deep repugnance or intense dislike (hate) for someone.
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