English Antonyms MCQ’s Series Practice Test 9 November 9, 2023 No Comments /100 English_ AntonymsPractice Test 9 1 / 100The actor is well known both for his humility and courage. honesty pride gentleness determination 2 / 100Antonym of STRENUOUS lazy unfaltering irresolute unwavering 3 / 100Antonym of NEAT fragrant spruce prodigal sloppy 4 / 100Antonym of COVERT clandestine wide open virtuous 5 / 100The story told by the teacher amused children in the class. frightened saddened astonished jolted 6 / 100Antonym of VIRTUOUS wicked scandalous vicious corrupt 7 / 100Antonym of SHAMEFUL brazen wanton naked unblushing 8 / 100Antonym of MORBID sickly upright clever healthy 9 / 100Antonym of DREARY plenty monotonous cheerful unhappy 10 / 100Antonym of EVANESCENT teasing blooming twinkling growing 11 / 100Antonym of PACIFY aggravate offend insult injure 12 / 100Antonym of ACQUISITIVE miserly simple austere frugal 13 / 100Antonym of SUBSERVIENT straightforward dignified aggressive supercilious 14 / 100Antonym of NAIVE sophisticated wealthy cunning complicated 15 / 100Antonym of DISINGENUOUS industrious cumbersome honest slothful 16 / 100Antonym of UNSULLIED strong foul stainless visible 17 / 100Antonym of LUSCIOUS ugly sour stale dry 18 / 100Antonym of OFFER beg borrow request snatch 19 / 100Antonym of SANCTIFY dedicate patronise pollute venerate 20 / 100Antonym of DECEIT truthfulness reality fact trust 21 / 100Antonym of SPURIOUS genuine systematic simple false 22 / 100Antonym of CARNAL sensuous imaginary spiritual visionary 23 / 100Antonym of HOST enlarged spread guest accomplice 24 / 100Antonym of PUTRID agreeable fresh sweet fragrant 25 / 100The General Manager is quite tactful and handles the workers union very effectively. disciplined strict relaxed naive 26 / 100Antonym of GRADUALLY suddenly thoughtlessly impulsively hastily 27 / 100Antonym of MAMMOTH bright weak dull tiny 28 / 100Antonym of ENDOW steal borrow extort snatch 29 / 100Antonym of OUTMODED stylish polished practicable fashionable 30 / 100Antonym of HAMSTRING enlarge strengthen awaken stimulate 31 / 100Antonym of EXOTIC ugly poor inexpensive conventional 32 / 100Antonym of OPULENT drooping sumptuous wealthy poor 33 / 100Antonym of PATCHY uniform simple attractive clear 34 / 100The club meets on the last Thursday of every month is a dilapidated palace. furnished regenerated renovated neglected 35 / 100Antonym of QUERULOUS bright smart splendid happy 36 / 100Antonym of MILITANT pacifist religious combative spiritual 37 / 100Antonym of LEGATO silent brief smooth uneven 38 / 100Antonym of CATHOLIC rigid strict narrow-minded orthodox 39 / 100Antonym of DAUNTLESS thoughtful cautious adventurous weak 40 / 100Antonym of TRANQUIL agitated noisy impatient vociferous 41 / 100What he tells me confirms my ideas. opposes contradicts strengthens verifies 42 / 100She used to disparage her neighbor every now and then. please belittle denigrate praise 43 / 100The error in the newspaper article is incidental. usual permissible conventional intentional 44 / 100Antonym of ADVANCE retreat withhold defend restrain 45 / 100Antonym of RUGGED timid delicate tough coarse 46 / 100Antonym of PODGY weak short slim thin 47 / 100Antonym of NERVOUS timid doubtful shrewish bold 48 / 100Antonym of ILLUSTRIOUS unknown uneducated uncivilised unintelligent 49 / 100Antonym of FILTHY stainless shining sterilized clean 50 / 100Antonym of BASE climax height roof top 51 / 100Antonym of REDOLENT sticky yellowish pesticised stinking 52 / 100Antonym of TURBULENT turbid violent steady critical 53 / 100Antonym of UNSTABLE constant changing steady stagnant 54 / 100Antonym of DOUR young radical cheerful active 55 / 100Antonym of INTRICATE straightforward simple easy foolish 56 / 100Antonym of CAPRICIOUS firm reliable solid fixed 57 / 100Antonym of SPREAD contract repress suppress subdue 58 / 100Antonym of EVOLVING stifling retreating stagnating suffering 59 / 100Antonym of GUILTY virtuous angelic pure innocent 60 / 100Antonym of EXHIBIT conceal withdraw prevent concede 61 / 100In the interest of one's own reputation one should avoid ostentation while entertaining friends. simplicity innocence purity miserliness 62 / 100Antonym of COMPACT spread shattered enlarged diffused 63 / 100A friendly dog meet us at the farmgate. understanding helpful quiet hostile 64 / 100Antonym of GOBLIN pilot hermit angel traveller 65 / 100Antonym of ERUDITE unimaginative ignorant professional immature 66 / 100It is one of pernicious customs prevailing in the society. beneficial permanent parochial dangerous 67 / 100Antonym of RADICAL superficial basic thorough uncompromising 68 / 100Antonym of APPROPRIATE unable unskilled unsuitable unqualified 69 / 100Antonym of FLAGITIOUS vapid innocent ignorant frivolous 70 / 100Antonym of AUTONOMY dependence subordination slavery submissiveness 71 / 100Antonym of DEBILITATING strengthening occupying inhabiting enfeebling 72 / 100Nothing has been organised properly and confusion seems inevitable. uncertain inefficient ineligible inevident 73 / 100Antonym of COMIC painful emotional fearful tragic 74 / 100Antonym of RETAIN renounce eject spare reject 75 / 100Antonym of AROMATIC sour disagreeable tart odorous 76 / 100Antonym of TRUMPERY vague wastage defeat treasure 77 / 100Antonym of IMPERVIOUS gentle hidden penetrable tolerable 78 / 100Antonym of FLACCID upright tough taut uneven 79 / 100Antonym of IMPOUND generate stimulate release strengthen 80 / 100Antonym of SECULAR spiritual moral righteous religious 81 / 100Antonym of THRIFT destroy waste purchase invest 82 / 100Antonym of OBSOLETE recent rare useless conducive 83 / 100Antonym of DEEP elementary straightforward perfunctory shallow 84 / 100Antonym of PASSIONATE sure arrogant fervent calm 85 / 100Antonym of VIRTUE fraud crime vice wickedness 86 / 100Antonym of BASHFUL boastful confident upright daring 87 / 100Antonym of FURTIVE straight unambiguous open obvious 88 / 100Antonym of MISERLY generous liberal charitable spendthrift 89 / 100Antonym of DAINTY towering splendid vigorous aggressive 90 / 100Antonym of VITAL outer dead unimportant peripheral 91 / 100Antonym of LETHAL playful virulent safe forgiving 92 / 100According to a great philosopher magnanimity in a man implies many other qualities. enmity jealousy meanness poverty 93 / 100Antonym of STRINGENT magnanimous general vehement lenient 94 / 100Antonym of ACCLAMATION suppression denunciation termination applause 95 / 100Antonym of NUGATORY valuable worthless voluptuous slender 96 / 100Antonym of KNACK balance talent dullness dexterity 97 / 100Antonym of FECUND barren hard unploughed solid 98 / 100Antonym of ASTUTE cowardly foolish wicked impolite 99 / 100Antonym of NADIR liberty progress modernity zenith 100 / 100Antonym of SUPERFICIAL real shallow artificial deep For more Quiz updates ! 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Your score is LinkedIn Facebook Twitter 0% Restart quiz Read More Practice Test 8 November 9, 2023 No Comments /100 English_ AntonymsPractice Test 8 1 / 100Antonym of SPARSE lavish scattered heavy expensive 2 / 100Antonym of EMBRACE hurt harm reject suspect 3 / 100Antonym of DOLEFUL rich happy steady poor 4 / 100Antonym of FACSIMILE reproduction engineered original sincere 5 / 100Antonym of ESCALATE reduce heal lessen subside 6 / 100Antonym of WITHIN over past beyond without 7 / 100Antonym of OVERT unwritten secret shallow deep 8 / 100Antonym of BAROQUE direct strong plain straight 9 / 100Antonym of FLURRY achieve soothe disclose pelt 10 / 100Antonym of DEBACLE regain progress movement rise 11 / 100Antonym of RABID decent pure fair rational 12 / 100Antonym of PROFANE arrogant pious benign respectful 13 / 100Antonym of DORMANT active transient permanent modern 14 / 100Antonym of DISCOUNT interest concession premium profit 15 / 100Antonym of NIMBLE giant frank quick clumsy 16 / 100Antonym of PROVOCATION vocation pacification destruction peace 17 / 100Antonym of VAGUE definite popular known published 18 / 100Antonym of INSIPID nervous sour saucy pungent 19 / 100Antonym of DORSAL peripheral inactive central ventral 20 / 100Antonym of PAUCITY surplus scarcity richness presence 21 / 100Antonym of NATIVE newcomer alien stranger incomer 22 / 100Antonym of HINDRANCE agreement aid persuasion cooperation 23 / 100Antonym of BOORISH handsome quite genteel happy 24 / 100Antonym of FOREIGNER native national alien stranger 25 / 100Antonym of DIVERGE resurgence converge constrict repulse 26 / 100Antonym of ACUMEN intelligence potentiality unfamiliarity imbecility 27 / 100Antonym of URBAN provincial pastoral rural country-made 28 / 100Antonym of UNREALISTIC visionary natural actual reasonable 29 / 100Antonym of RESPITE tension regularity delay exertion 30 / 100Antonym of PARALLEL random wavy divergent curved 31 / 100Antonym of WRECK make restore relieve build 32 / 100Antonym of ADEQUATE abundant scanty abounding profuse 33 / 100Antonym of DISDAIN depreciate admiration penitence contempt 34 / 100Antonym of EXASPERATE tarnish please annoy belittle 35 / 100Antonym of CONCEAL admit abandon emerge invade 36 / 100Antonym of INIMICAL neutral friendly cheerful emotional 37 / 100Antonym of ATTRACT distract reject entice repel 38 / 100Antonym of TRAGEDY humorous romance calamity comedy 39 / 100Antonym of OFFICIAL public general private domestic 40 / 100Antonym of SUPERVISE neglect overlook misdirect forget 41 / 100Antonym of MODERATE nihilist anarchist revolutionary radical 42 / 100Antonym of HAGGARD animated healthy hearty robust 43 / 100Antonym of VIVACIOUS notorious sober quarrelsome drunken 44 / 100Antonym of RELIGIOUS secular sinful atheistic immoral 45 / 100Antonym of AVOIDANCE passion pursuit possession power 46 / 100Antonym of DUSKY visible obscure shadowy fair 47 / 100Antonym of ARCHAIC dilapidated modern old broken 48 / 100Antonym of LACONIC prolix profligate prolific bucolic 49 / 100Antonym of CALLOUS sentimental sensitive capable confident 50 / 100Antonym of KOOK peculiar illiterate foolish sane 51 / 100Antonym of DESTINY fate vulnerability self-dependence chance 52 / 100Antonym of DESTROY produce create invent make 53 / 100Antonym of PANIC cautiousness alarm indifference serenity 54 / 100Antonym of INFRUCTUOUS devious remote attractive straight 55 / 100Antonym of AMENABLE obedient stubborn docile offensive 56 / 100Antonym of TRANSPARENT imminent opaque coloured childlike 57 / 100Antonym of PATERNITY ancestors offspring successors posterity 58 / 100Antonym of LISSOME ungainly pungent huge crude 59 / 100Antonym of OBSTINATE prominent inflexible pliable fashionable 60 / 100Antonym of IGNORE redress support accept favour 61 / 100Antonym of COSSET pamper neglect pinch divert 62 / 100Antonym of SUB ROSA intoxicating fresh repulsive open 63 / 100Antonym of ACQUIT blame punish confirm indict 64 / 100Antonym of CONFIDENT shy timid reserved diffident 65 / 100Antonym of HOLY offensive orthodox profane obnoxious 66 / 100Antonym of FORMER resultant subsequent later latter 67 / 100Antonym of GATHER scatter suspend spend separate 68 / 100Antonym of SELDOM daily rarely often never 69 / 100Antonym of DEGENERATE reproduce create progress restore 70 / 100Antonym of DEFIANCE dismay obedience suspicion anxiety 71 / 100Antonym of DEPRAVED enhanced moral great prosperous 72 / 100Antonym of STRIDENT stable musical pleasant melodious 73 / 100Antonym of TACIT oral order written understanding 74 / 100Antonym of JUXTAPOSITION difference appropriateness opposition separation 75 / 100Antonym of BENIGN humane gracious novel sinister 76 / 100Antonym of BEAUTIFUL dark rough dirty ugly 77 / 100Antonym of INSOLENT agreeable polite considerate coward 78 / 100Antonym of ERRATIC punctual free regular right 79 / 100Antonym of DEBAUCHEE schemer moralist dreamer thinker 80 / 100Antonym of RESERVED companionable popular talkative likeable 81 / 100Antonym of HOARD deposit supply accumulate satisfy 82 / 100Antonym of HAPPINESS beatitude renunciation contentment grief 83 / 100Antonym of JOCOSE playful humorous diseased dull 84 / 100Antonym of LENIENT annoyed obstinate rude harsh 85 / 100Antonym of UNDERTAKING trial resignation refusal denial 86 / 100Antonym of ROUGHLY largely pointedly completely exactly 87 / 100Antonym of HAWK pigeon conciliation dove pacifist 88 / 100Antonym of DISSIPATE preserve sustain conserve maintain 89 / 100Antonym of LIBERALISM sectarianism totalitarianism humanism dynamism 90 / 100Antonym of REWARD retribution penalty demotion forfeiture 91 / 100Antonym of STUBBORN consenting easy willing pliable 92 / 100Antonym of DEROGATORY praising opinionated roguish immediate 93 / 100Antonym of METICULOUS slovenly meretricious mutual shaggy 94 / 100Antonym of SUBLIME ridiculous strange mean low 95 / 100Antonym of COMMODIOUS leisurely numerous limited expensive 96 / 100Antonym of ABDICATE claim seize plunder snatch 97 / 100Antonym of ADVERSITY calamity prosperity enmity severity 98 / 100Antonym of CONSIDERATE harsh infuriated indifferent opposed 99 / 100Antonym of BRIDGE divide link bind release 100 / 100Antonym of UNDERHAND cruel open secret quiet For more Quiz updates ! 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Your score is LinkedIn Facebook Twitter 0% Restart quiz Read More Practice Test 7 November 9, 2023 No Comments /100 English_ AntonymsPractice Test 7 1 / 100Antonym of PREVENT incite support excite invite 2 / 100Antonym of MALICE goodwill ecstasy happiness honour 3 / 100Antonym of DIM understandable bright loud clear 4 / 100Antonym of EXPLICIT implied inspiring invigorating plain 5 / 100Antonym of TRAGIC comic funny humorous light 6 / 100Antonym of JUDICIOUS impure unlawful indiscreet unequal 7 / 100Antonym of TEDIOUS lively pleasant lovely gay 8 / 100Antonym of MORTAL immortal eternal spiritual divine 9 / 100Antonym of DIABOLIC generous patient simple kind 10 / 100Antonym of AMNESTY acquittal punishment immunity hostility 11 / 100Antonym of ARROGANT rude insolent proud meek 12 / 100Antonym of ASCETICISM joy bliss trance pleasure 13 / 100Antonym of ILLUSORY imaginary certain deceptive real 14 / 100Antonym of GROTESQUE natural imaginary hateful familiar 15 / 100Antonym of PERDITION salvation inspiration reward excitement 16 / 100Antonym of ACCELERATE drag creep delay lag 17 / 100Antonym of FRAILTY boldness emaciation health strength 18 / 100Antonym of PROPEL shove hide check hesitate 19 / 100Antonym of DENSITY rarity brightness intelligence clarity 20 / 100Antonym of CHURLISH helpful accommodating polite happy 21 / 100Antonym of SUCCUMB injure shoot curb resist 22 / 100Antonym of HAPLESS lucky helpful futile kind 23 / 100Antonym of RUTHLESS merciful majestic mindful compassionate 24 / 100Antonym of HAMPER open release hold hasten 25 / 100Antonym of CELIBACY chastity matrimony divorce misogyny 26 / 100Antonym of HAUGHTY scared pitiable humble cowardly 27 / 100Antonym of ARID productive plentiful humid agreeable 28 / 100Antonym of AMICABLE shy hostile cunning crazy 29 / 100Antonym of IMMEDIATE gradual delayed slow leisurely 30 / 100Antonym of OVERWEENING miserly humble clever sedate 31 / 100Antonym of EXALT simplify ennoble depreciate glorify 32 / 100Antonym of MOIST hard parched crisp dry 33 / 100Antonym of SORDID splendid enthusiastic steady generous 34 / 100Antonym of SMOOTH awkward ugly hard rough 35 / 100Antonym of OSTENTATIOUS awkward ignorant unpretentious bankrupt 36 / 100Antonym of BENEVOLENCE derision malevolence contempt hatred 37 / 100Antonym of BOISTEROUS happy calm comfortable good 38 / 100Antonym of LUXURIANT barren ghastly decaying small 39 / 100Antonym of SCEPTICAL intuitive hopeful indictive inquisitive 40 / 100Antonym of DEFECTION invitation resignation joining co-operation 41 / 100Antonym of AFFECTATION natural love likable good 42 / 100Antonym of EXTERIOR inward interior internal inner 43 / 100Antonym of MUNDANE excellent heavenly superb extraordinary 44 / 100Antonym of INVETERATE stupid uneducated inexperienced ignorant 45 / 100Antonym of CONSPICUOUS indifferent insignificant harmless unknown 46 / 100Antonym of PRIDE humility pleasure debasement shame 47 / 100Antonym of LEAP immerse sink fall plunge 48 / 100Antonym of MINOR heavy tall major big 49 / 100Antonym of VIOLENT tame harmless humble gentle 50 / 100Antonym of COMMEND defame praise censure defy 51 / 100Antonym of PALTRY worthwhile bitter strong mean 52 / 100Antonym of EXECRATE love bless praise care 53 / 100Antonym of MAGNANIMOUS selfish naive generous small 54 / 100Antonym of GLIB modest dumb unwilling hesitant 55 / 100Antonym of VULGAR refined relevant jolly cheerful 56 / 100Antonym of REQUISITE chaotic inappropriate random dispensable 57 / 100Antonym of SEGREGATION integration appreciation cohesion union 58 / 100Antonym of ZEST restive callous distaste indifference 59 / 100Antonym of VALUABLE invaluable inferior worthless lowly 60 / 100Antonym of CHOICE refusal dilemma approval harm 61 / 100Antonym of IMPROPRIETY purity conformity ideal decorum 62 / 100Antonym of AMALGAMATE repair materialise separate generate 63 / 100Antonym of INSANITY lucidity sobriety sanity normality 64 / 100Antonym of DISPERSE hoard save assemble collect 65 / 100Antonym of ROBUST light emaciated strong thin 66 / 100Antonym of INNOCENCE guilt crime sin mischief 67 / 100Antonym of PRESUMPTION assumption proposition resumption humility 68 / 100Antonym of EUPHONIOUS musical literary strident lethargic 69 / 100Antonym of FRAIL hardy strong sturdy vigorous 70 / 100Antonym of POMPOUS mild normal humble feeble 71 / 100Antonym of JUBILANT scared disturbed gloomy quiet 72 / 100Antonym of KINDLE ignore extinguish ignite encourage 73 / 100Antonym of QUIESCENT unconcerned indifferent weak troublesome 74 / 100Antonym of SERENE jovial nervous agitated moving 75 / 100Antonym of FACT fiction illusion story fable 76 / 100Antonym of BALMY hard genuine fragrant mild 77 / 100Antonym of BIZARRE gentle same soft usual 78 / 100Antonym of CONVEX protuberant full flat indented 79 / 100Antonym of DELIBERATE methodical sparking impulsive premeditated 80 / 100Antonym of CONTENTED disappointed narrow-minded gloomy rash 81 / 100Antonym of JEER mock mourn praise sneer 82 / 100Antonym of ALLEVIATION intensification exasperation magnification exaggeration 83 / 100Antonym of ECLIPSE goggle enlarge shine gleam 84 / 100Antonym of AUDACIOUS low vulgar unpractised timid 85 / 100Antonym of MALICIOUS generous indifferent kind boastful 86 / 100Antonym of DELETE impound injure inspire insert 87 / 100Antonym of MINION host master quorum majority 88 / 100Antonym of COMPETITION monopoly compromise contest rivalry 89 / 100Antonym of VIRULENT harmless malignant hostile vicious 90 / 100Antonym of BLISS sorrow agony suffering anguish 91 / 100Antonym of FLEXIBLE hard solid brittle rigid 92 / 100Antonym of DEBONAIR pensive serious worried grim 93 / 100Antonym of UNIVERSAL regional miniature narrow subsidiary 94 / 100Antonym of DEVOUT sincere homely magnificient irreverent 95 / 100Antonym of BANISH intrude drop harbour abandon 96 / 100Antonym of CO-OPERATION hindrance resistance rebellion opposition 97 / 100Antonym of EXONERATE imprison accuse boldness compel 98 / 100Antonym of EXODUS influx restoration return homecoming 99 / 100Antonym of LEVITY gravity lofty stupidity absurdity 100 / 100Antonym of APPOSITE irregular inappropriate intemperate inconsistent For more Quiz updates ! 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Your score is LinkedIn Facebook Twitter 0% Restart quiz Read More Practice Test 6 November 9, 2023 No Comments /100 English_ AntonymsPractice Test 6 1 / 100Antonym of LANGUID energetic ferocious smart fast 2 / 100Antonym of DEPLETE refund recover replenish fulfil 3 / 100Antonym of COARSE fine beautiful soft attractive 4 / 100Antonym of CONDENSE interpret lengthen distribute expand 5 / 100Antonym of GRIM serious painful satisfying delightful 6 / 100Antonym of HUMBLE despotic proud pompous dominant 7 / 100Antonym of EVIDENT doubtful unimportant suspected disagreed 8 / 100Antonym of INDOLENT desirable energetic adequate consistent 9 / 100Antonym of CONCEALMENT identification evidence broadness indication 10 / 100Antonym of INDULGE neglect avoid forego abstain 11 / 100Antonym of PERTINENT detached indifferent determined irrelevant 12 / 100Antonym of WANE swell widen fatten prosper 13 / 100Antonym of REAR forehead front forward foreground 14 / 100Antonym of EXECRABLE importable acceptable irritable desirable 15 / 100Antonym of ALIEN resident natural native domiciled 16 / 100Antonym of ACCOMPLICE opponent accessory escort friend 17 / 100Antonym of ANCESTORS supporters followers disciples descendants 18 / 100Antonym of KILL azure execute relief animate 19 / 100Antonym of AGONY pleasure fear bliss ecstasy 20 / 100Antonym of TERRIBLE horrible awesome hideous delightful 21 / 100Antonym of COMPLY disagree agree deny refuse 22 / 100Antonym of PERSUASIVE unconvincing discouraging false demoralizing 23 / 100Antonym of POLEMIC cooperation agreement amity friendship 24 / 100Antonym of TERSE detailed concise descriptive expressive 25 / 100Antonym of INDIGENOUS native cheap inferior foreign 26 / 100Antonym of ACCORD dissent concord act solution 27 / 100Antonym of LOYAL rebellious courageous friendly faithful 28 / 100Antonym of SEETHE freeze chill cool plumb 29 / 100Antonym of BESEECH demand solicit dismiss bully 30 / 100Antonym of DEFICIT implicit surplus superfluous explicit 31 / 100Antonym of SAGE snob egoist rogue fool 32 / 100Antonym of EDACIOUS gluttonous even fasting smart 33 / 100Antonym of GLUT limit drain dearth supply 34 / 100Antonym of AMBIGUOUS explicit equivocate obscure secular 35 / 100Antonym of EQUANIMITY dubiousness duplicity resentment excitement 36 / 100Antonym of AMELIORATE lessen hasten expedite worsen 37 / 100Antonym of CONSOLIDATE identify weaken isolate divide 38 / 100Antonym of COMMUNICATIVE dumb reticent primitive passive 39 / 100Antonym of BEGUILE smile flatter cheat persuade 40 / 100Antonym of OVERWROUGHT alert excited calm alive 41 / 100Antonym of ACUTE sensitive dull critical sharp 42 / 100Antonym of CELIBATE prodigal profligate married extravagant 43 / 100Antonym of LUXURY treachery duplicity austerity sadness 44 / 100Antonym of REPRISAL relaxation relief forgiveness exemption 45 / 100Antonym of INFALLIBLE unreliable untrustworthy erring dubious 46 / 100Antonym of ENGULFED disfigured encircled exposed groped 47 / 100Antonym of ABSOLUTE deficient faulty scarce limited 48 / 100Antonym of OBFUSCATE explain describe clarify simplify 49 / 100Antonym of PRIM rash foul extravagant shameful 50 / 100Antonym of CROWDED empty deserted lonely barren 51 / 100Antonym of DISSENT disunity controversy agreement dispute 52 / 100Antonym of CAPITULATE conquer destroy venerate surrender 53 / 100Antonym of RETRIEVE dismiss foil abandon respond 54 / 100Antonym of PROSCRIBE allow betray extend interdict 55 / 100Antonym of MONOLOGUE prologue epilogue dialogue catalogue 56 / 100Antonym of PERSISTENT enduring obstinate steady wavering 57 / 100Antonym of BRILLIANT dusty dull dud dumb 58 / 100Antonym of SHAME glorify enshrine exalt dignify 59 / 100Antonym of DEAR cheap free priceless worthless 60 / 100Antonym of BURY examine disinter dig open 61 / 100Antonym of ADDITION division subtraction multiplication enumeration 62 / 100Antonym of ADMONISH flatter tolerate approve commend 63 / 100Antonym of FACTITIOUS magnificent ridiculous engineered genuine 64 / 100Antonym of BRAZEN helpful respectful delicious innocent 65 / 100Antonym of CONVENE cancel postpone dissolve adjourn 66 / 100Antonym of EXTENSION weakening deletion condensation subtraction 67 / 100Antonym of KNOWLEDGE backwardness foolishness illiteracy ignorance 68 / 100Antonym of REJECT accept adopt agree embrace 69 / 100Antonym of SAGACIOUS casual false foolish cunning 70 / 100Antonym of CHALLENGE favour praise accept admire 71 / 100Antonym of PRETENTIOUS humble deranged small depressing 72 / 100Antonym of CAJOLE dissuade confide detract disclose 73 / 100Antonym of VIGOUR failure negligence frailty health 74 / 100Antonym of MEAGRE plentiful excessive average extravagant 75 / 100Antonym of DENOUNCE defend rally fight gather 76 / 100Antonym of INUNDATE disfigured dislocated devastated dehydrate 77 / 100Antonym of VIE maintain discover guard yield 78 / 100Antonym of HARMONY hatred friction discord enmity 79 / 100Antonym of GRATUITY annuity wages discount stipend 80 / 100Antonym of EPILOGUE dramatic dialogue prologue conversation 81 / 100Antonym of WONDER surprise expectation stock amusement 82 / 100Antonym of MAGNIFY diminish destroy shrink induce 83 / 100Antonym of START shut end finish close 84 / 100Antonym of FRIEND foe acquaintance rival competitor 85 / 100Antonym of GORGEOUS sumptuous desperate plain fashionable 86 / 100Antonym of WRATH delight solace peace choler 87 / 100Antonym of VANQUISH surrender destroy debase ruin 88 / 100Antonym of ADHERENT enemy detractor rival alien 89 / 100Antonym of INTRANSIGENT flexible ever-ready obedient faithful 90 / 100Antonym of MASK deface hit expose injure 91 / 100Antonym of ALLURE entice repulse develop decoy 92 / 100Antonym of FRUGAL charitable extravagant gaudy generous 93 / 100Antonym of CONFORM reform disappoint deform dissent 94 / 100Antonym of BOOST obstruct hinder discourage rebuke 95 / 100Antonym of CRITICISE appreciate judge analyse flatter 96 / 100Antonym of IMMERSE douse disappear engross disinter 97 / 100Antonym of TENTATIVE immediate final urgent developed 98 / 100Antonym of APPOINTMENT disappointment suspension dismissal discharge 99 / 100Antonym of SUBJUGATE free enrich enslave liberate 100 / 100Antonym of BAGGY strict tight compact firm For more Quiz updates ! 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Your score is LinkedIn Facebook Twitter 0% Restart quiz Read More Practice Test 5 November 9, 2023 No Comments /100 English_ AntonymsPractice Test 5 1 / 100Antonym of FORBIDDEN prohibited forsaken agreed allowed 2 / 100Abrupt decisions are often wrong. sharp gradual rough hurried 3 / 100Antonym of NOVEL ancient formal customary traditional 4 / 100Antonym of FICKLE diseased quick fast constant 5 / 100Antonym of INTRUDE withhold surrender accept withdraw 6 / 100Antonym of PASTEL urban sweet bright delicate 7 / 100Antonym of LIABILITY property assets debt treasure 8 / 100Antonym of DEARTH abundance sufficiency scarcity extravagance 9 / 100Antonym of MITIGATE stagnate suffer aggravate instigate 10 / 100Antonym of ACQUITTED freed burdened entrusted convicted 11 / 100Antonym of SALVAGE remove outfit lose burn 12 / 100Antonym of JETTISON defend rejoice accept surrender 13 / 100Antonym of DESPONDENCY humility excitement pleasure cheerfulness 14 / 100Antonym of CRYPTIC secret artificial superficial candid 15 / 100Antonym of PUNCTILIOUS irregular careless fussy curious 16 / 100Antonym of MAWKISH intelligent carefree sentimental certain 17 / 100Antonym of CLARITY candour exaggeration reserve confusion 18 / 100Antonym of AUSPICIOUS unfavourable condemnatory conspicuous spicy 19 / 100Antonym of PLACATE pacify antangonize embroil amuse 20 / 100Antonym of MUSTY fine clean expensive fresh 21 / 100Antonym of CHAFFING expensive achieving capitalistic serious 22 / 100Antonym of ILLEGIBLE clear readable imitable clean 23 / 100Antonym of EFFETE adamant strong bold courageous 24 / 100Antonym of REPEL attend continue attract concentrate 25 / 100Antonym of ZANY cunning calculating cautious sane 26 / 100Antonym of ALIENATE assemble identify separate unite 27 / 100Antonym of CONFESS deny contend admit contest 28 / 100Antonym of HATE loathe concern admire abhor 29 / 100Antonym of AMPLIFY mummify embalm shock curtail 30 / 100Antonym of FRANTIC hopeful bitter active calm 31 / 100Antonym of ANATHEMATISE regulate radiate bless deceive 32 / 100A crowd gathered quickly when the police came. collected disappeared spread dispersed 33 / 100Antonym of ALIVE dead drowsy asleep passive 34 / 100Antonym of PROHIBIT agree accept grant permit 35 / 100Antonym of PARSIMONIOUS generous stingy crude frugal 36 / 100Antonym of BLATANT slow barren noisy quiet 37 / 100Antonym of FRATERNITY enmity brotherhood hospitability hostility 38 / 100Antonym of SYMPATHY enmity apathy abhorrence cruelty 39 / 100Antonym of BELIE admire justify argue approve 40 / 100Antonym of FOSTER curb repress control check 41 / 100Antonym of SHALLOW high hidden deep hollow 42 / 100Antonym of INNOCENT sinful deadly guilty corruption 43 / 100Antonym of THEORY fact chance imagination thought 44 / 100Antonym of VOLUNTARY alternative compulsory essential ordered 45 / 100Antonym of VINDICATE exonerate condemn defend excuse 46 / 100Antonym of DEMON charitable fair-minded kind-hearted angel 47 / 100Antonym of DISSUADE persuade incite instigate advise 48 / 100Antonym of ONEROUS complex straight-forward plain easy 49 / 100Antonym of VILIFY pray worship admonish commend 50 / 100Antonym of RESCUE waver bind desert extricate 51 / 100Antonym of DITHER refer defer decide cry 52 / 100Antonym of FORBID provoke celebrate appreciate permit 53 / 100Antonym of CAPACIOUS changeable foolish limited caring 54 / 100Antonym of PREDILECTION aversion concealment denial attraction 55 / 100Antonym of DEVIATE concentrate locate follow break 56 / 100Antonym of PROBLEM reply resolution answer solution 57 / 100Antonym of MANAGE avail direct bungle wild 58 / 100Antonym of CULMINATE defeat frustrate fail abort 59 / 100Antonym of LEND cheat hire borrow pawn 60 / 100Antonym of DISCREPANCY consistency variance inconsistency inappropriate 61 / 100Antonym of RELINQUISH conquer withdraw assume attack 62 / 100Antonym of CULPRIT victim witness jury accused 63 / 100Antonym of PRECARIOUS easy cautious safe dangerous 64 / 100Antonym of VENERATE abuse defame criticise accuse 65 / 100Antonym of HESITATE confident proud certain reluctant 66 / 100Antonym of BACCHANAL cunning sober grave cautious 67 / 100Antonym of RECEDE forward advance rush approach 68 / 100Antonym of TURBID hazy distinct easy clear 69 / 100Antonym of SYNTHETIC cosmetic plastic affable natural 70 / 100Antonym of MALFORMED sketchy shapely curvaceous fetid 71 / 100Antonym of UNCOUTH crude courteous refined awkward 72 / 100Antonym of VALIDATE legalise spurious authenticate disprove 73 / 100Antonym of IMPULSIVE cautious clever cunning considerate 74 / 100Antonym of CULPABLE careless irresponsible defendable blameless 75 / 100Antonym of BAULK clamour encourage strengthen admire 76 / 100Antonym of SLUR virtue hope credit promise 77 / 100Antonym of CHIDE fear flatter criticise praise 78 / 100Antonym of ASSERT abjure abdicate agree acquiesce 79 / 100Antonym of ENCOURAGE warn discourage disapprove dampen 80 / 100Antonym of MASTICATE chew review conceal gobble 81 / 100Ambiguity is often preferred by people. certainty perversity rationality clarity 82 / 100Antonym of ZEAL apathy contempt hostility diffidence 83 / 100Antonym of ESTABLISH disrupt corrode negate uproot 84 / 100Antonym of ABHORRENCE appreciation liking aversion fear 85 / 100Antonym of ENOUGH less inadequate scarce deficit 86 / 100Antonym of SCOLD criticise praise rebuke enamour 87 / 100Antonym of MODICUM immodesty huge brazeness simplicity 88 / 100Antonym of BATTY cunning cautious prudent sane 89 / 100Antonym of GAINSAY lose appreciate affirm reject 90 / 100Antonym of EDIFICATION lamentation annotation segregation corruption 91 / 100Antonym of ANTIPATHY agreement fondness admiration obedience 92 / 100Antonym of BLEMISH preserve tarnish purify defect 93 / 100Antonym of JITTERY bold profuse tense shaky 94 / 100Antonym of JUSTIFY accuse absolve infuriate vindicate 95 / 100Antonym of CRASS gross coarse dense refined 96 / 100Antonym of ARTIFICIAL truthful authentic natural solid 97 / 100Antonym of ABORIGINAL popular contemporary modern current 98 / 100Antonym of KEEN shrewd ardent rogue dull 99 / 100Antonym of OPAQUE transparent clear misty covered 100 / 100Antonym of VANITY modesty moderation kindness compassion For more Quiz updates ! 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Your score is LinkedIn Facebook Twitter 0% Restart quiz Read More Practice Test 4 November 9, 2023 No Comments /100 English_ AntonymsPractice Test 4 1 / 100Always be impartial in your dealings. unfair discourteous disrespectful impudent 2 / 100He exhibited a comprehensive approach towards the matter in hand. superficial sketchy exhaustive slipshod 3 / 100He is always hungry for wealth. satiated ravenous greedy famished 4 / 100He appears to be a phony person. beautiful ugly genuine unreal 5 / 100He is very meticulous in keeping accounts. careless clumsy irresponsible irregular 6 / 100Dhanik Lal is a deceitful man and cannot be relied upon. gentle simple sincere dishonest 7 / 100He is in the habit of taking a casual leave quite often. systematic futile regular formal 8 / 100He frequently visits his old uncle in his native village. irregularly temporarily rarely secretly 9 / 100He holds extreme views on education. moderate casual timid ordinary 10 / 100Don't scold the boy over such trifles. praise vituperate pacify console 11 / 100He felt gratified to the old man for his help. distressed discouraged frustrated depressed 12 / 100At least some students are in the habit of doing their exercises in a slovenly manner. correct neat decent proper 13 / 100A terrestrial being can never be immortal. abnormal marvellous celestial amphibious 14 / 100Honesty is the best policy. rectitude sobriety uprightness deceit 15 / 100Elephants, when they go wild, ought to be killed. mild tame domestic meek 16 / 100Everyone could see that it was a prejudiced decision. candid helpful unbiased logical 17 / 100He could not confirm that he had made any such statement. deny reject refuse avoid 18 / 100Good actions cannot camouflage one's bad qualities. demonstrate reveal parade exhibit 19 / 100Always avoid late-night jobs. inspire take compel pursue 20 / 100Recession causes unemployment. education computerisation poverty inflation 21 / 100Everyone admired his ideas on this issue. disapproved discarded disappointed neglected 22 / 100He made an exhaustive list of the items his secretary should attend to. interesting meticulous short incomplete 23 / 100All these measures will augment employment oppurtunities. circumscribe restrain diminish constrain 24 / 100Genuine drugs are available in most of the medical shops. wrong harmful dubious spurious 25 / 100Do not follow others. emulate praise criticise oppose 26 / 100He failed to perceive that his bad habit was having an adverse effect on his son too. apprehend ignore conceive create 27 / 100A feeling of brotherhood should be propagated amongst the masses. dissipated suppressed crushed disseminated 28 / 100He harboured a feeling of malice towards his younger brother. goodwill spite rancour love 29 / 100He climbed up a stationary wagon. shunting speeding standing moving 30 / 100As long as he remained in that office, he maintained his hegemony. predominance poverty subordination chaos 31 / 100Generally she is cautious in her work. rash hurtful kind fast 32 / 100He has enrolled himself to an elementary course in computer. secondary tough simple advanced 33 / 100A faithful officer is always vigilant towards his duties. ignorant innocent irresponsible careless 34 / 100Miscellaneous items were discussed at the meeting. unrelated minor mixed classified 35 / 100Gandhiji always advocated the use of indigenous goods. foreign silly cheap native 36 / 100He proved utterly capricious in his dealings with his friends. steadfast helpful understanding obstinate 37 / 100Infringement of law has to be prevented in order to maintain peace and order in the country. relaxation revision review obedience 38 / 100He is a man of mellow temper. irrational hot fickle excitable 39 / 100From his acts of hunting, it can be inferred that he is a wicked man. pious peaceful decent innocent 40 / 100He has bought genuine pearls. unattractive extraneous spurious inexpensive 41 / 100He urge to learn everything. dislikes desires discourage denies 42 / 100A serene mind can never be the pioneer of a great revolution. jocular agitated earnest nervous 43 / 100He has been acquitted of the charge of theft. exonerated punished released convicted 44 / 100He is really an obstinate man. friendly compliant considerate understanding 45 / 100He denied the accusation. spoke publicised justified affirmed 46 / 100Democracy is a government by conciliation. non-cooperation irritation dispute confrontation 47 / 100He looked elated on hearing the news. anxious desperate exasperated depressed 48 / 100Expediency is the guiding factor in politics. short-sightedness novelty unsuitability inconvenience 49 / 100Double-decker buses are still extant in some cities of India. forgotten unheeded extinguished destroyed 50 / 100An artisan well is dug upto an impervious layer of rocks. hard penetrable hidden dry 51 / 100Repression in China has deepened during the past few months. regeneration agitation expression liberation 52 / 100He has been commended for all that he did. dismissed condemned censured rejected 53 / 100He nurtured in him a strong craving for revenge from those criminals. mercy forgiveness pardon pity 54 / 100Gandhi did not welcome the idea of being a mute spectator to the atrocious behaviour of the whites towards the non-whites in Africa. civilised gracious pleasing noble 55 / 100After meeting the holy man, his nagging mood of diffidence suddenly changed. confusion consternation self-assurance contentment 56 / 100Every move I make seems to affect him adversity. favourably internally badly deeply 57 / 100He is a very timid person. chivalrous dashing outgoing bold 58 / 100He confessed having done a mistake. conceded acknowledged concealed granted 59 / 100Geetanjali is loved by all for her meekness. anger harshness pride passion 60 / 100Ashish has an innate sense of humour. inborn unusual natural acquired 61 / 100He is known for his uncouth manners. courteous mean petty usual 62 / 100Ambiguity of thoughts can prove disastrous. clarity certainty rationality rigidity 63 / 100Discipline is being demoted in most of the present day institutions. regained uplifted projected nurtured 64 / 100He has suspended his secretary on a flimsy ground. salutary vigorous strong sound 65 / 100Tolerance is the essence of religion. indifference bigotry impatience cruelty 66 / 100All her life she has been insulated from the harsh realities of the world. exposed worried troubled used 67 / 100He has a delicate constitution. fit strong ungainly rugged 68 / 100He received a flattering compliment from Sunita immediately after the speech. disparagement notoriety eulogy contempt 69 / 100Earthquake are frequent in Japan. rare unusual extinct few 70 / 100He does every job with great zeal and vigour. passion difficulty constraint indifference 71 / 100Everybody was astonished when he used such a profane language. pure profound high sacred 72 / 100For the first time I saw him speaking so rudely to Ranjeet. softly gently slowly politely 73 / 100Even for the citizens of the East Bloc's most prosperous nation, the lure of capitalism is irresistible. impoverished destitute under-developed exploited 74 / 100Every detail of the painting is prominent enough to be seen. inconspicuous trifling negligible insignificant 75 / 100He found an ancient statue in the village. modern new recent fresh 76 / 100Vanity never plays in the long run. humility profanity conceit pretence 77 / 100He harvested a rich crop from that fecund land. fertile fruitless barren obsolete 78 / 100Giving alms to the poor is considered holy. obnoxious horrible profane offensive 79 / 100He makes occasional visits to Delhi. strange regular accidental frivolous 80 / 100He is a good fellow; but what I dislike is his reckless handling of things. brilliant dilligent intelligent cautious 81 / 100All his neighbours are aware of his acrimonious nature. informal cooperative sympathetic charitable 82 / 100Anarchy emerges out of the wars of succession. falls disappears sinks drowns 83 / 100Nourishing food is a necessity both for a pregnant mother and a baby. poor undercooked unhygenic heavy 84 / 100Everybody called it a lavish party. expensive wasteful big frugal 85 / 100A friendly dog met us at the farmgate. hostile quiet understanding helpful 86 / 100He found it hard to withstand the stress of circumstances. tolerate resist endure yield 87 / 100Ostentation is now the life style of big cities. poverty modesty ugliness frugality 88 / 100He has a superficial knowledge of the subject. excessive wide sufficient profound 89 / 100Unity of thought and action has been the basis of India's strength and stability. diversity weakness division bias 90 / 100He is a man with a jovial nature. talkative morose monotonous quiet 91 / 100He puts on airs and claims himself to be omniscient. unqualified ignorant uneducated backward 92 / 100He is quite industrious. indisposed indifferent hard-working lazy 93 / 100He felt tired with the monotony of his daily routine. excitement peacefulness range variety 94 / 100He abdicated his post of his own accord. inherited usurped acquired seized 95 / 100Avogadro's hypothesis has proved significant till the present day. conclusion theory experiment fact 96 / 100Everyone wanted to be the harbinger of the good news to the king. follower opponent tender precursor 97 / 100He is adamant on going. yielding confused stressing lenient 98 / 100By warning him prior to action, he has landed himself in a precarious situation. cautious safe carefree easy 99 / 100By murdering that woman, he has committed a hideous crime. handsome generous fair normal 100 / 100Misogynists are not applauded in society. philogynists philanderers philologists philanthropists For more Quiz updates ! 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Your score is LinkedIn Facebook Twitter 0% Restart quiz Read More Practice Test 3 November 9, 2023 No Comments /100 English_ AntonymsPractice Test 3 1 / 100His friends liked everything about him except his frugality. shabbiness extravagance short temper punctuality 2 / 100He thought gambling was a vice. virtue courtesy kindness goodness 3 / 100Joys and tensions are ephemeral aspects of life. ethical stable permanent spiritual 4 / 100His book has a short but useful introduction. deduction end termination conclusion 5 / 100Her new hair style looks very attractive. grand unblooming fascinating unbecoming 6 / 100I think it would be better if this paragraph is eliminated. deleted improved added shortened 7 / 100He was dejected when he heard the news. impressed elated hilarious gleeful 8 / 100It is a herculean task for me. indecent big puny ponderous 9 / 100i think you should undertake this job; it would really be a profitable venture for you. retrieve leave refrain conceal 10 / 100He said it would be convenient for him to meet me there. troublesome desirable inadvisable objectionable 11 / 100Last month tomatoes were quite cheap. less inexpensive costly insufficient 12 / 100His style of writing is quite verbose. succinct unusual lucid comical 13 / 100His timidity proved to be costly. boldness self-assertion self-confidence arrogance 14 / 100His living style and his conduct showed him opulent. wealthy poor drooping sumptuous 15 / 100I suppose you should authorise him to do so. pulverize prescribe detach proscibe 16 / 100His conduct on the stage was applauded unanimously. hated silenced booed disturbed 17 / 100In ancient days, a fragile glass jar was considered to be more valuable than a human slave. broad heavy tall strong 18 / 100I am somewhat sceptical about his claim. convinced hopeful optimistic credulous 19 / 100I think this would be a quixotic project for me. practical wasteful fantastic profitable 20 / 100His smooth manners endeared him to everyone. rough hard gruff tough 21 / 100It used to be said that travel broadens one's outlook. restricts contracts shrinks narrows 22 / 100He was given in to much fanaticism. passivity violence kindness reason 23 / 100India is a land of abundant resources. poor enough limited deficient 24 / 100I cannot bear with that niggard fellow any more. avaricious generous miserly extravagant 25 / 100It was a horrible sight. veracious pleasing attractive repulsive 26 / 100He was often sent to foreign tours by the company. remote distant native overseas 27 / 100I think this article ought to have been put in a compact from. broken expanded diffused enlarged 28 / 100His family has accumulated wealth over the years. drained dispersed amassed squandered 29 / 100It was universally characterised as a progressive measure. regressive obstructive retrograde abhorrent 30 / 100I can't understand him; he is really a queer fellow. ordinary unusual careless strange 31 / 100His urbane attitude won him many friends. rustic indifferent rude violent 32 / 100His partners felt that it was a viable business proposition. impracticable inviolable unavailable enviable 33 / 100I know you would have to prolong your tour; but still I advise you to complete this job also. curtail hinder obstruct restrain 34 / 100If you read the novel carefully, you will realise that her character is irreproachable. deformed defective flawed blemished 35 / 100Hydra is biologically believed to be immortal. undying perishable eternal ancient 36 / 100It was a very dreary day. dangerous drab beautiful bright 37 / 100It's a rule of the company to endow the Manager with all essential perks. rob invest divest snatch 38 / 100It was a unanimous decision. divergent discordant partial uncertain 39 / 100It is obligatory for a common citizen to follow the rules. necessary optional superfluous advisable 40 / 100He tried to conceal the secret that they were already married. reveal state announce declare 41 / 100I accept your plan. decline deny dismiss reject 42 / 100His plans may sound nebulous. clear conspicuous prominent concrete 43 / 100It was evident that he was happy. unimportant doubtful clear understood 44 / 100He returned home much inspired, no wonder the plan had worked. sceptical disillusioned overwhelmed dispirited 45 / 100It is surprising to find her condoning such an act. disliking forbidding disparaging condemning 46 / 100His unscrupulous pursuit of wealth finally landed him in prison. superfluous conscientious dedicated single-minded 47 / 100His meanness is proverbial. kindness pragmatism timidity generosity 48 / 100Her vivacity attracted everybody. beauty humour apathy truthfulness 49 / 100Hearing the news, he jumped up in ecstasy. exaltation rapture beatitude misery 50 / 100His short put pointed speech was applauded by all sections of the audience. welcomed misunderstood praised disapproved 51 / 100He was exonerated of the charge of theft when the woman gave an evidence in his favour. expelled complained accused imprisoned 52 / 100He stood gazing at the serene expanse of the sea. scenic clear tranquil ruffled 53 / 100Her modesty prevented her from making her feelings known to him. vanity superiority hypocrisy arrogance 54 / 100His writings have been much eulogised by Indian scholars. condemned disparaged disapproved flouted 55 / 100Her impetuous behaviour was attributed to her upbringing. quiet and gentle poised sluggish rash 56 / 100It was really a gracious occasion for me. infructuous wasteful benign churlish 57 / 100He seems to have a propensity to fight. scepticism proclivity aversion penchant 58 / 100it was altercation throughout and there was no discussion. inconsistency resonance alternative consonance 59 / 100He was in a dejected mood. irritable rejected jubilant romantic 60 / 100How can you cut an apple with this blunt knife? filed sharpened polished pointed 61 / 100Her debonair manners were noticed by everyone present in the city. pleasant stiff cheerless courteous 62 / 100His diabolical ways made him unpopular. azure lavish mischievious seraphic 63 / 100I liked the poem for its literal meaning. complex deep fictitious figurative 64 / 100His was a sulky disposition. mild kind cheerful loving 65 / 100He wanted absolute control of the firm. limited little complex few 66 / 100History abounds in instance of courge. suffices shines lacks fails 67 / 100His knowledge of the subject is quite extensive. little limited ordinary immense 68 / 100James had the habit of exhausting his colleagues. deriding supporting praising pushing 69 / 100His arrogant behaviour made him successful in his trade. humble polite flattering pleasant 70 / 100His books are well known for their progressive ideas. useless complex reactionary old-fashioned 71 / 100It was a voluntary gesture. compulsory valuable deliberate violent 72 / 100His disposition towards labour made him endearing to the Manager. unwillingness inclination watchfulness temperament 73 / 100Let us not aggravate the sufferings of the poor. alleviate appreciate abbreviate advocate 74 / 100I found my views to be congruous to those of my father. inconsistent mismatch disagreeing irregular 75 / 100I worship him as my ideal. abuse neglect deify despise 76 / 100His frivolous remarks provoked no comments. frantic serious momentous fanciful 77 / 100Her coming to this place tomorrow is definite. regrettable questionable doubtful unpredictable 78 / 100His logic seemed absurd. rational useless fictional proportional 79 / 100His depressing attitude became a cause of trouble for us all. horrifying uplifting digressing bewildering 80 / 100His attitude is very hostile. helpful kind humane friendly 81 / 100He was always prepared to refute the idea. recommend subscribe endorse agree 82 / 100He was really delighted to see me. disturbed displeased surprised scared 83 / 100He was found guilty. correct right true innocent 84 / 100It was an arduous task for me. easy difficult consuming quick 85 / 100It was a sagacious decision on his part. cunning foolish false casual 86 / 100In all places, and at all times, there is a profusion of talents. generosity scarcity plenty aversion 87 / 100His move was a calculated one. artless thoughtless idiotic simple 88 / 100His servility makes him detestable. bravery slavery insolence prudence 89 / 100His tardy manners were a great impediment in the path of his success. quick progressive sluggish enthusiastic 90 / 100I was shocked to hear the scurrilous talks of the members of the Board. decent accurate useful relevant 91 / 100His appointment was confirmed last month. dismissal discharge suspension disappointment 92 / 100It was a mystery as to where the young girl had acquired such a cynical attitude. naive eccentric crazy mature 93 / 100I can say for sure that this document is authentic. fallacious erroneous fictitious duplicate 94 / 100His boorish ways amused everyone. eccentric funny friendly refined 95 / 100His punctuality and regularity propitiates everyone with whom he deals. appeases excites depresses enrages 96 / 100It was really a sinister move on his part. right sinful malevolent auspicious 97 / 100Life in the villages is very dull. serious wasteful bluffing pleasant 98 / 100Lucy is a smart girl. indecent active scruffy casual 99 / 100It's not fair to leave dogs loose. chained locked tight closed 100 / 100He was the most eccentric and difficult patron. sober sociable normal genial For more Quiz updates ! 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Your score is LinkedIn Facebook Twitter 0% Restart quiz Read More Practice Test 2 November 9, 2023 No Comments /100 English_ AntonymsPractice Test 2 1 / 100Politicians toady are robbing the nation of its wealth. helping protecting strengthening enriching 2 / 100Such comparisons in poetry are now obsolete. renovated ancient permanent recent 3 / 100Rohit is a very courageous boy. frightened happy naughty cowardly 4 / 100Sarita did not heed the disdain she had to bear at the hands of her step-mother. love admiration penitence humility 5 / 100Never adopt a callous attitude towards your duties. courteous considerate cautious cooperative 6 / 100Political differences introduced a note of discord into their relationship. benevolence tranquility concord familiarity 7 / 100She was in a state of anxiety when I met her. pleasure relief happiness laughter 8 / 100People who are actually running the system often take a myopic view of the situation. farsighted visionary glassy blind 9 / 100Our knowledge of the past is still largely a matter of informed conjecture. certainty guess position form 10 / 100Rajesh is a shrewd person. aggressive foolish boisterous intelligent 11 / 100That was a dauntless action! secretive cowardly irresolute devious 12 / 100The children are playing in the nearby park. distant close separate different 13 / 100Raju often walks to school. never sometimes rarely always 14 / 100She is indeed human. devilish terrestrial divine universal 15 / 100Ours is undoubtedly a morbid society. liberal healthy progressive virtuous 16 / 100The complete eradication of poverty from our country is really an illusion. actuality reality fact truth 17 / 100She handled the machine with deft fingers. clumsy delicate sturdy quick 18 / 100One can acquire fame only by being truthful, honest and faithful. surrender deprive lose forsake 19 / 100The beautiful girl looked so morose. cheerful healthy gloomy haggard 20 / 100Only egalitarianism can lay the foundations of a strong nation. dictatorship domination imperialism elitism 21 / 100Only an agile person can be a successful sportsman. feeble sluggish brisk emaciated 22 / 100Religion teaches us not to run after the transient pleasures of the world. sinful unnatural permanent joyful 23 / 100The club meets on the last Thursday of every month in a dilapidated place. regenerated furnished neglected renovated 24 / 100Ratan never drive to work. seldom often always sometimes 25 / 100That police officer is known to be humane in his approach. uncultured uncompromising unsympathetic uncivilised 26 / 100She is beautiful as well as frivolous. rude indecent serious insane 27 / 100That was an exquisite piece of art which won the admiration of one and all. old expensive ugly cheap 28 / 100Mr. Khanna is held in high esteem by the residents of the colony. notoriety hatred revere disdain 29 / 100She detests government jobs. hate interested approves adores 30 / 100Phoolan Devi had to surrender under the most pressing circumstances. claim plunder attack release 31 / 100The gross domestic product(GDP) is an essential component of company. refined estimated coarse rough 32 / 100Of all the companions of our joyous ascent, there were only the two of us left. descent descant decent descendant 33 / 100She has an attractive figure. distracting complex unpredictable repulsive 34 / 100Many of the propositions he put up at the conference were ludicrous. humorous impractical praiseworthy obnoxious 35 / 100Sherlock Holmes is a fictitious character. imaginative real fancy foreign 36 / 100She began to babel in front of the guests. cry quiet mourn din 37 / 100The climbers found the ascent nerve breaking. descent slide fall decline 38 / 100Never consider your opponent to be weaker than you. antagonist rival friend ally 39 / 100Machine-civilisation has made human life artificial. natural genuine authentic true 40 / 100Merit need not be swamped while filling vacancies through a quota system. raised heeded considered remembered 41 / 100Terrorism is a serious hazard to the country. safety chance peril problem 42 / 100Sanjay's point of view was correct but his behaviour with his father was quite impertinent. smooth respectful impressive healthy 43 / 100Professors are generally serious about what they say. thoughtful insincere jolly smug 44 / 100People know him for his vanity. humanity honesty modesty courtesy 45 / 100The committee set about making provisional arrangements for the annual conference. lasting permanent abiding unconditional 46 / 100Rajesh's rustic behaviour astonished the teacher. impolite awkward genuine sophisticated 47 / 100Soon the boys realised his peevish ways and began to avoid him. snappish authoritative unpleasant amiable 48 / 100Should I communicate the date of the meeting to all the members? conceal refrain yield withhold 49 / 100On hearing the news he was in a state of ecstasy. trance pain disappointment depression 50 / 100One should never be reckless in his dealings with others. careful imprudent lenient indifferent 51 / 100Silence in this place is mandatory. compulsory irritating optional imperative 52 / 100The British policy was not one of domination but that of suppression. charity freedom licence liberty 53 / 100She used to disparage her neighbour every now and then. denigrate praise belittle please 54 / 100She was born rich and had a sophisticated taste. simple vigorous artificial superficial 55 / 100Mahatma Gandhi said that compassion is more important than truth. violence hardihood callousness uncivility 56 / 100Nothin has been organised properly and confuision seems inevitable. inevident ineligible inefficient uncertain 57 / 100Much to the chagrin of his parents, Ajit married a very poor girl. excitement pleasure satisfaction relief 58 / 100Many snakes are innocuous. harmful poisonous ferocious deadly 59 / 100Old people are usually more conservative than young people. modern reproachful dynamic liberal 60 / 100Pradeep is always jeered at by his companions. praised mocked mourned scorned 61 / 100Only an inquisitive person can gain proper knowledge. dull careless indolent uninterested 62 / 100Moments of solitude and silence helped the poet to concentrate on his poetic combination. distract contradict disturb confound 63 / 100Never be impulsive in taking decisions. clever cautious cunning considerable 64 / 100Such lofty dreams can never come true. insignificant puny humble casual 65 / 100Mr. Lal was a reserved man. popular talkative defamed companionable 66 / 100My parents were confident of my success in the examination. depressed diffident pessimistic worried 67 / 100She sat all alone in the party bearing that sulky face. mild loving cheerful kind 68 / 100Such a scene attracts the onlookers. annoys instigate repels revolts 69 / 100The covalent compunds consist of discrete molecules. grouped separate convoluted concrete 70 / 100Self-reliance has been adopted as an important objective of economic planning in modern India. refused discarded forsaken denied 71 / 100Most surfaces are made glossy by polishing. ugly rough crude dull 72 / 100On the face of it Poirot's glance conveyed humorous impatience. pathetic disappointed dismayed dejected 73 / 100Ranjeet is suffering from benign tumor. infectious spreading contagious malignant 74 / 100The boy was accused of theft. sentenced impeached exonerated liberated 75 / 100The chairman rebuked the accounts officer for not supervising the work of his coordinates. awarded received invited praised 76 / 100Many reactions take place in the blast furnace simultaneously. invariably contemporarily separately momentarily 77 / 100Matter expands on heating. contracts shrinks reduces diminishes 78 / 100Overeating can often be detrimental. injurious destructive beneficial useful 79 / 100The Chief Minister was given a warm welcome at the onset of the function. conclusion finale hindrance commencement 80 / 100The mammoth structure overlooked the building. tiny huge affluent narrow 81 / 100Mother Teresa devoted her life to the service of the poor and the destitute. greedy rich noble extraordinary 82 / 100The boy found himself in a pathetic situation. common surprising marvellous comical 83 / 100Mr. Arun Lal is a noted personality in the town. obscure ostracised notorious condemned 84 / 100She decided to finish the work before it became onerous. burdensome light unique unfamiliar 85 / 100That man is known for his elegance. awkwardness indelicacy clumsiness savagery 86 / 100The authorities inflicted harsh penalty on him for indulging in forgery. concession reward default commendation 87 / 100The attack on the freedom of the press is a retrograde step. aggressive progressive stubborn punitive 88 / 100The indignation of the retreating troops resulted in large scale killings. orderliness displeasure anger happiness 89 / 100The comely young girl proved to be a good receptionist. unattractive depressed gloomy inexperienced 90 / 100She was sceptical about the safety of the new drug. certain hopeful doubtful sanguine 91 / 100People understand speech in the context of their accumulated experience. assemble partial bias scattered 92 / 100She bought a gaudy shawl as a wedding gift for her sister. garnish fatuous sober ornate 93 / 100Mohini was often teased as corpulent by her friends. fat gaunt belligerent garrulous 94 / 100She was surprised by his amiability. sincerity pessimism prudence petulance 95 / 100Some people indulge in loud vulgar talk. restrained simple refined graceful 96 / 100Ranjeet drove to the place by a circuitous route. short direct roundabout obvious 97 / 100She is slender in figure. strong stout well-built slim 98 / 100Mrs. Higgins is a humble lady. vain unassuming youthful whimsical 99 / 100My uncle is very wealthy, but rather parsimonious in his habits. generous careless extravagant strict 100 / 100Sunil spent most of his time in recreation. leisure work diversion boredom For more Quiz updates ! 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Your score is LinkedIn Facebook Twitter 0% Restart quiz Read More Practice Test 11 November 9, 2023 No Comments /35 English_ AntonymsPractice Test 11 1 / 35She looked gorgeous in her new dress. beautiful ugly ordinary shabby 2 / 35Singular : Common Dull Ancient Social 3 / 35Mighty : Tough Forceful Weak Forcible 4 / 35Frugal : Happy Extravagant Rich Miserable 5 / 35Profusion : Confusion Scarcity Aversion Aspersion 6 / 35Testify : Evidence Prove Confide Falsify 7 / 35Glory : Reputation Notoriety Fame Splendour 8 / 35Divided : Isolated Dignified United Separated 9 / 35Extensive : Expensive Compact Abstract Concrete 10 / 35Attractive : Repugnant Loathsome Abominable Repulsive 11 / 35Repulsive : Meek Refulgent Effulgent Alluring 12 / 35Terrible : Frightening Scaring Soothing Delectable 13 / 35Ambiguous : Clear Responsible Salvageable Auxiliary 14 / 35Prosperous : Impecunious Advanced Retarded Adverse 15 / 35Differences : Discrimination Dissimilarities Resemblances Agreement 16 / 35Permit : Give Forbid Allow Preserve 17 / 35The bedroom is at the rear side of this house. front back unusual upper 18 / 35Discovered : Revealed Contended Concealed Exposed 19 / 35Development : Progress Retrogression Transgression Retardation 20 / 35Abstain : Tolerate Hoard Forbear Begin 21 / 35Superiority : Seniority Urbanity Inferiority Juniority 22 / 35STRINGENT Magnanimous Lenient General Vehement 23 / 35Modern : Ancient Recent Cast Up-date 24 / 35Beautiful : Graceful Wonderful Handsome Ugly 25 / 35Last : End Grow Diminish Finish 26 / 35Foremost : Mature Unimportant Disposed Hindmost 27 / 35Protects : Devises Deprives Defends Deserts 28 / 35Rigid : Lenient Generous Tolerant Merciful 29 / 35Underhand : Surreptitious Obscure Exposed Hidden 30 / 35Genuine : Artificial Synthetic Unnatural Sham 31 / 35Benign : Soft Malevolent Unwise Friendly 32 / 35Haunts : Repels Attracts Permeates Includes 33 / 35Impediments : Obstacles Obstructions Hindrances Handicaps 34 / 35Widely : Broad based Limitedly Spaciously Succinctly 35 / 35Obscure : Implicit Pedantic Obnoxious Explicit For more Quiz updates ! 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Your score is LinkedIn Facebook Twitter 0% Restart quiz Read More Practice Test 10 November 9, 2023 No Comments /100 English_ AntonymsPractice Test 10 1 / 100Acquit : Retreat Conceal Deprive Convict 2 / 100The moment when jadish got order of promotion, as General Manager, was a memorable occasion for him and his family. immemorial passing innocuous forgetful 3 / 100I abhor the ideas he sometimes expresses respect applaud admire appreciate 4 / 100COVERING : Hiding Avoiding Excluding Exhibiting 5 / 100The commission took two years to go through the massive collection of files and documents before preparing its report. short meagre ugly light 6 / 100We had a delectable meal yesterday. unsavory tasty heavy nice 7 / 100QUIESCENT Dormant ACTIVE Weak Unconcerned 8 / 100Asked : Directed Ignored Ordered Requested 9 / 100The leader was pragmatic in his approach to the problem facing the country. vague idealistic indefinite optimistic 10 / 100Sathish point of view was correct but his behavior with his father was quite impertinent. smooth inadequate respectful healthy 11 / 100The incessant noise of the boring machine made it difficult for us to got to sleep at night. intermittent harsh constant soft 12 / 100ARROGANT Humble Egotistic Cowardly Gentlemanly 13 / 100Everything about him, especially his talkative nature, proclaims his effeminacy. attractiveness manliness boorishness aggressiveness 14 / 100ABLE Inable Unable Disable Misable 15 / 100Given these constraint, we have no alternative but to suggest an improvised solution. a preplanned a complete a proscribed a permanent 16 / 100The officer asked the clerk to expedite the matter. adjourn delay defer postpone 17 / 100ENORMOUS Soft Tiny Average Weak 18 / 100The habit of squandering money should not be encouraged. collecting saving discarding hoarding 19 / 100They had an insipid conversation. loud lively curious argumentative 20 / 100EVASIVE Honest Free Liberal Frank 21 / 100The members thought that the task was feasible. impossible difficult workable impractical 22 / 100QUERULOUS: Disconnected Contented Disputed Timorous 23 / 100His critics found in the overt statements some hidden design. contrived pervert covert converse 24 / 100EXODUS Home-coming Influx Return Restoration 25 / 100There was something strange and morbid about the whole house. healthy insipid cheerful appealing 26 / 100History abounds in instances of courage. suffices fails lacks shines 27 / 100He abandoned his family. saved pleased encouraged supported 28 / 100The atmosphere in that desolate place looked ominous. auspicious encouraging favorable pleasant 29 / 100It was done in a haphazard manner. extraordinary designed excellent planned 30 / 100Unsettled conditions in the land led to exodus of hundreds of its citizens. expulsion invasion immigration entry 31 / 100ZENITH Acme Nadir Top Pinnacle 32 / 100I was surprised at his stiff attitude. lively flexible courteous soft 33 / 100SCURRILOUS: Decent Mitigate Ribald Abusive 34 / 100The plantation workers were on a collision course before the labor officer intervened. circuitous conciliatory retaliatory perfunctory 35 / 100The atmosphere in the institute he had newly joined congenial to research. disagreeable for unsuitable for unpleasant for inconvenient for 36 / 100His vindictive nature often came up for comment among his friends. timid forgiving obedient forgetful 37 / 100GLOOMY: Discouraging Disguising Tragic Bright 38 / 100LOQUACIOUS Verbose Talkative Garrulous Reticent 39 / 100DENSITY Intelligence Clarity Brightness Rarity 40 / 100Adversity teaches man to be humble and self-reliant. prosperity sincerity animosity curiosity 41 / 100He is the most prudent person. I have ever came across. inconsiderate reckless injudicious shortsighted 42 / 100Bitter : Blunt Sweet Timid Bold 43 / 100BELITTLE Adore Criticize Flatter Exaggerate 44 / 100This new magazine is know for its comprehensive coverage of news. indifferent inadequate superficial casual 45 / 100Like poverty, affluence can sometimes create its own problems. opulence exuberance sorrow indigence 46 / 100You can hardly find any trace of humility in the man. arrogance conceit pride insolence 47 / 100Those who views are progressive often meet with formidable impediments when they begin to act. brave retrograde outmoded revolutionary 48 / 100The result of the tournament gave them a sense of elation. despondency despair misery disappointment 49 / 100The minister gave a public speech on the controversial subject to precipitate the matter. pull create defer push 50 / 100Many people suffer setbacks in their career because of their inherent levity. solemnity religiosity seriousness gravity 51 / 100AVERSION : Awareness Hatred Liking Avoidable 52 / 100Because of the economy drive, they very unwillingly surrendered some superfluous posts. important significant essential relevant 53 / 100He was asked to accelerate the pace of work. supervise check control slacken 54 / 100AMICABLE : Haughty Unpleasant Hostile Friendly 55 / 100His interpretation of the poem is superficial. mystical obfuscation difficult mysterious 56 / 100The young leader was reluctant to shoulder the responsibilities of ministerial office. eager willing anxious wanting 57 / 100The chairman initiated the proceedings with a brief speech. complicated closed confused started 58 / 100He spoke against corruption with zeal. indifference passiveness despair calmness 59 / 100MORTAL Immortal Divine Eternal Spiritual 60 / 100TACITURN : Silent Immense Talkative Judge 61 / 100Dinesh could manage his family satisfactory with his meager income. fabulous adequate continuous hard 62 / 100The chairman rebuked the accounts for not supervising officer for not supervising the work of his subordinates. awarded received praised invited 63 / 100In ancient India, scholars had no interest in political power or material growth. spiritual celestial psychic internal 64 / 100STARTLED Amused Relaxed Endless Astonished 65 / 100Mala was often teased as corpulent by her friends. belligerent fat gaunt garrulous 66 / 100EPHEMERAL: Permanent Passing Distasteful Sensuous 67 / 100In a literary work obscurity can be a virtue. specificity precision clarity definiteness 68 / 100crestfallen he returned as he had never faced such humiliation in the whole of his life. vainglorious indignant triumphant disturbed 69 / 100Commissioned : Started Finished Closed Terminated 70 / 100RELINQUISH Possess Deny Renounce Abdicate 71 / 100INDISCREET Reliable Stupid Honest Prudent 72 / 100INDUSTRIOUS Casual Passive Indolent Indifferent 73 / 100I thought about her a lot during the following months. succeeding proceeding preceding receding 74 / 100MITIGATE : Aggravate Alleviate Allay Abate 75 / 100Feasibility of the project is under study. impropriety impracticability cheapness unsuitability 76 / 100Poet often prefer ambiguity to clarity certainty rationality perversity 77 / 100It was universally characterized as a progressive measure. growing obstructive abhorrent regressive 78 / 100His short but pointed speech was applauded by all sections of the audience. misunderstood praised disapproved welcomed 79 / 100He is extremely intelligent but proud. ignorant simple dull weak 80 / 100Harish displays enthusiasm whenever he is posed with a problem. eagerness weakness softness indifference 81 / 100He is well known for coming up with impracticable solutions. alternate possible easy feasible 82 / 100FRAUDULENT Forthright Direct Candid Genuine 83 / 100VANITY Conceit Ostentatious Humility Pride 84 / 100CONCEDE Object Accede Refuse Grant 85 / 100Consolidate : Destroy Build Expand Weaken 86 / 100COMMISSIONED Started Finished Terminated Closed 87 / 100ARTIFICIAL Red Natural Truthful Solid 88 / 100The inhabitants of the island were barbarians. bad uncivilised cruel civilised 89 / 100EXPAND Congest Convert Conclude Condense 90 / 100Trivial : Intricate Serious Calm Dainty 91 / 100Ancient : Modern Repulsion Departure Disappear 92 / 100FLAGITIOUS Innocent Vapid Frivolous Ignorant 93 / 100Bright : Narrow Coward Sharp Dull 94 / 100PROVOCATION Pacification Peace Vocation Destruction 95 / 100CACOPHONOUS: Harsh Loud Melodious Sonorous 96 / 100GREGARIOUS Antisocial Glorious Horrendous Similar 97 / 100Obeying : Refusing Following Ordering Contradicting 98 / 100Many people try to resist reforms in the society. fight repel welcome accept 99 / 100The managing director remarked that the secretary was an asset to the company. drag loss liability handicap 100 / 100Always : Disallow Never Daily Descend For more Quiz updates ! 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Your score is LinkedIn Facebook Twitter 0% Restart quiz Read More Practice Test 1 November 9, 2023 No Comments /100 English_ AntonymsPractice Test 1 1 / 100There was not a single bibulous adventurer in our expedition. sober cowardly fearful unenergetic 2 / 100Their meeting was rather boisterous. quiet business like noisy calm 3 / 100The gatekeeper ought to be more vigilant these days. careless innocent irresponsible ignorant 4 / 100The guard was given explicit orders about whom to admit. wrong ambiguous no inadequate 5 / 100The new government has abolished the Gold Control Act. passed removed approved restored 6 / 100The plantation workers were on a collision course before the labour officer intervened. conciliatory circuitous retaliatory perfunctory 7 / 100The criminal was detained by the police. dismissed deterred released protected 8 / 100The thief confessed at the police station that he had stolen my watch. denied disproved admitted concealed 9 / 100The lady shouted with a loud, shrill voice. feeble blunt inaudible muffled 10 / 100The director had a derisive attitude towards some of the members of the committee. enthusiastic respectful encouraging deprecatory 11 / 100The palace was indeed grotesque. congruous filthy decent good 12 / 100This is a trivial matter. small easy difficult important 13 / 100There has always been a feeling of rancour between the two families. suspicion rivalry friendliness competition 14 / 100This tonic serves to vitalise your hairs. enfeeble clamour repress shorten 15 / 100The fifteenth century witnessed an era of Renaissance in Europe. decadence prehistory immorality pestilence 16 / 100This painting is full of radiant colours. bright delicate rare dull 17 / 100The flight was delayed because of bad weather. released quickened triggered expedited 18 / 100The officer incharge was quite humane in his approach. unsympathetic uncultured uncivilised uncompromising 19 / 100The police tried to find out the rightful owner of the ornaments left in the train. mistaken indefinite claimant unlawful 20 / 100The revised pay scale is uniform. equal varied different opposite 21 / 100The stuffed toy bore a glossy look. obscene ventilating sleek dull 22 / 100The momentum of the movement slackened in course of time. stopped quickened recovered multiplied 23 / 100This is the cardinal point of the issue. insignificant vital debatable minor 24 / 100The room was filled with a delicious odour. strange unpalatable repulsive bitter 25 / 100The dinner set she presented to me was durable enough. light fragile worn strong 26 / 100The members of the opposition party made derogatory remarks about the policies of the government. admirable praiseworthy respectable laudatory 27 / 100The deliberate suavity of Dev's behaviour made the emotions of the audience volatile. stupidity politeness impetuosity pleasant 28 / 100The incident frustrated all his ambitions. satiated appeased cloyed satisfied 29 / 100The duty of atrue citizen is to thwart social evils as untouchability, dowry system etc. frustrate favour sustain promote 30 / 100The Gupta rulers patronised all cultural activities and thus the Gupta era came to be known as the 'the Golden Era' of Indian history. rejected spurned opposed criticised 31 / 100The wife fainted away, lamenting the death of her husband. enjoying rejoicing smiling ridiculing 32 / 100The scene was indeed captivating. obscene hateful disgusting repulsive 33 / 100This piece of land is the most fertile and yields a good harvest each year. futile sterile worthless startling 34 / 100There are four chapters that are extraneous to the structure of the book. important needful relevant integral 35 / 100This window-pane is transparent. translucent fragile opaque solid 36 / 100The passing of the bill was followed by a large scale retaliation by the citizens. redressal conciliation reconciliation procreation 37 / 100The two girls are always together. There is a great affinity between them. sympathy apathy empathy antipathy 38 / 100The influence of political broadcasts on elections is considerable. negligible uninfluential insignificant inadequate 39 / 100The man at the gate had a forbidding appearance. tranquil lenient mild friendly 40 / 100The man was liberated from the charge. imprisoned concealed emancipated enclosed 41 / 100The two friends were distinct in every thing; dress, manners, hair-style and food habits. similar opposite different uniform 42 / 100The key words in planning for an unpredictable future are focus and flexibility. rigidity tensity pliability complexity 43 / 100The luxurious hotel is a paradise for hedonists. saints adventurers ascetics stoics 44 / 100The long sickness has turned the boy flimsy. strong healthy wholesome agile 45 / 100The members of the Board were impressed by the candidates urbane behaviour. rude rural indifferent negative 46 / 100The stranger who stayed with us was a ruthless fellow. courteous cordial candid sympathetic 47 / 100Their team bore delinquent participants. reverent quarrelsome conformist uncivil 48 / 100There is an obscure cave on the other side of the hill. admired well-known notorious infamous 49 / 100The government is taking measures to augment the country's food supply. surpass compensate prohibit decrease 50 / 100The king consolidated the empire into a powerful nation. isolated weakened divided fragmented 51 / 100The Government empowered itself to attach the assets of all the scam suspects. donate detach return release 52 / 100The teacher gave a vivid description of the next day's programme. hazy inanimate unintelligible obscure 53 / 100The problem of dowry in our country has assumed gargantuan proportions. minute bearable negligible minimal 54 / 100The food served at the official dinner was very bland. nutritious spicy inedible tasty 55 / 100The patient looks a little more cheerful this morning. depressed dull energetic stupid 56 / 100The usual adulation of the officers msut end. praise flattery condemnation back-biting 57 / 100The error in the newspaper article is accidental. permissible conventional usual intentional 58 / 100The minister is optimistic about the new project just launched. stoical dubious pessimistic cynical 59 / 100The last show of the concert at the Ritz theatre was a fiasco. fruitful triumph success victory 60 / 100The General ordered the troops to advance to the fort. return escape retreat retire 61 / 100The primary duty of our countrymen at present should be to curb such social evils as casteism and untouchability. reinstate restore recommend encourage 62 / 100The priest would not allow anyone to desecrate the sanctity of the temple. desist intensify integrate consecrate 63 / 100They invited him to sumptuous lunch. cheap nutritious poor meagre 64 / 100The man's actions made it obvious that he had a wicked plan in mind. FALSE obscure certain difficult 65 / 100The scheme proved harmful for the people, the middle income group in particular. usual general specific common 66 / 100They have not been eating nourishing food. heavy poor undercooked unhygienic 67 / 100The drug will have pernicious effect on your health. ruinous prolonged beneficial pornographic 68 / 100The treaty was ratified by the heads of states. set aside unsettled annulled destroyed 69 / 100There was a marginal increase in his pay. negligible significant peripheral unforeseen 70 / 100The doctor advised us to give him wholesome nutrition. depressing fragmentary stupendous sickly 71 / 100The incident cemented their relations. destroyed wasted corroded disintegrated 72 / 100This shop keeps only genuine articles. spurious antique duplicate imported 73 / 100The leader was pragmatic in his approach to the problems facing the country. idealistic indefinite optimistic vague 74 / 100The minister was accused of indulging in nepotism. condemnation indifference hatred impartiality 75 / 100There is a dearth of milk in Delhi nowadays. sufficiency abundance extravagance scarcity 76 / 100The story was set up in an eerie atmosphere. weird delightful canny warm 77 / 100This is not ideology but pragmatic language teaching. impractical imperfect impossible improper 78 / 100The idea of uniting the two Germanys was seductive. unacceptable depressive foolish repulsive 79 / 100The minister was punished with defection for his anti-party activities. joining resignation invitation co-operation 80 / 100The teacher instructed the students to draw the marginal lines. global central fractional angular 81 / 100The teacher told the student to abridge the essay he had written. modify amplify shorten increase 82 / 100There are reports that many poor people abandon female children. keep help like reject 83 / 100This is only the most tenuous evidence for it. reasonable enough less abundant 84 / 100This offer has come as a great boon to me. curse misfortune blemish trouble 85 / 100The Ganga is as deep in midstream as at the banks. hollow narrow wide shallow 86 / 100The property of contraction of matter on cooling is put to several practical uses. diminution expansion growth improvement 87 / 100This area is well known for plentiful rain. impoverished miserly poor scarce 88 / 100There was no altruistic motive that prompted him to help her. inhuman brutal selfish wicked 89 / 100This author has perspicuity in his style. obtuseness bluntness vivacity frankness 90 / 100The Principal hardly managed to give the papers a cursory glance. curious superficial through thorough 91 / 100There was a marked deterioration in his condition. amendment reformation improvement revision 92 / 100The new officer is a brash young man. arrogant kind polite handsome 93 / 100The students assembled in the meeting hall. dispersed removed eliminated diffused 94 / 100There is scarcity of milk in Delhi. sufficiency abundance shortage excess 95 / 100The leader might have had some covert reason for the change of his political affiliations. flimsy unjustifiable obvious inexplicable 96 / 100The sudden appearance of the stranger in the cottage despite all doors being closed is questionable. certain surprising casual dubious 97 / 100The intricate carvings on the panels are notable. hateful uncommon ordinary absurd 98 / 100The decision to stop firing across the border was a unilateral one. collective bilateral multilateral multiple 99 / 100The heroine's infidelity finds no mention in this biography. innocence loyalty intelligence charity 100 / 100The geologists declared that the fossil was authentic. beautiful new old fake For more Quiz updates ! 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Practice Test 9 November 9, 2023 No Comments /100 English_ AntonymsPractice Test 9 1 / 100The actor is well known both for his humility and courage. honesty pride gentleness determination 2 / 100Antonym of STRENUOUS lazy unfaltering irresolute unwavering 3 / 100Antonym of NEAT fragrant spruce prodigal sloppy 4 / 100Antonym of COVERT clandestine wide open virtuous 5 / 100The story told by the teacher amused children in the class. frightened saddened astonished jolted 6 / 100Antonym of VIRTUOUS wicked scandalous vicious corrupt 7 / 100Antonym of SHAMEFUL brazen wanton naked unblushing 8 / 100Antonym of MORBID sickly upright clever healthy 9 / 100Antonym of DREARY plenty monotonous cheerful unhappy 10 / 100Antonym of EVANESCENT teasing blooming twinkling growing 11 / 100Antonym of PACIFY aggravate offend insult injure 12 / 100Antonym of ACQUISITIVE miserly simple austere frugal 13 / 100Antonym of SUBSERVIENT straightforward dignified aggressive supercilious 14 / 100Antonym of NAIVE sophisticated wealthy cunning complicated 15 / 100Antonym of DISINGENUOUS industrious cumbersome honest slothful 16 / 100Antonym of UNSULLIED strong foul stainless visible 17 / 100Antonym of LUSCIOUS ugly sour stale dry 18 / 100Antonym of OFFER beg borrow request snatch 19 / 100Antonym of SANCTIFY dedicate patronise pollute venerate 20 / 100Antonym of DECEIT truthfulness reality fact trust 21 / 100Antonym of SPURIOUS genuine systematic simple false 22 / 100Antonym of CARNAL sensuous imaginary spiritual visionary 23 / 100Antonym of HOST enlarged spread guest accomplice 24 / 100Antonym of PUTRID agreeable fresh sweet fragrant 25 / 100The General Manager is quite tactful and handles the workers union very effectively. disciplined strict relaxed naive 26 / 100Antonym of GRADUALLY suddenly thoughtlessly impulsively hastily 27 / 100Antonym of MAMMOTH bright weak dull tiny 28 / 100Antonym of ENDOW steal borrow extort snatch 29 / 100Antonym of OUTMODED stylish polished practicable fashionable 30 / 100Antonym of HAMSTRING enlarge strengthen awaken stimulate 31 / 100Antonym of EXOTIC ugly poor inexpensive conventional 32 / 100Antonym of OPULENT drooping sumptuous wealthy poor 33 / 100Antonym of PATCHY uniform simple attractive clear 34 / 100The club meets on the last Thursday of every month is a dilapidated palace. furnished regenerated renovated neglected 35 / 100Antonym of QUERULOUS bright smart splendid happy 36 / 100Antonym of MILITANT pacifist religious combative spiritual 37 / 100Antonym of LEGATO silent brief smooth uneven 38 / 100Antonym of CATHOLIC rigid strict narrow-minded orthodox 39 / 100Antonym of DAUNTLESS thoughtful cautious adventurous weak 40 / 100Antonym of TRANQUIL agitated noisy impatient vociferous 41 / 100What he tells me confirms my ideas. opposes contradicts strengthens verifies 42 / 100She used to disparage her neighbor every now and then. please belittle denigrate praise 43 / 100The error in the newspaper article is incidental. usual permissible conventional intentional 44 / 100Antonym of ADVANCE retreat withhold defend restrain 45 / 100Antonym of RUGGED timid delicate tough coarse 46 / 100Antonym of PODGY weak short slim thin 47 / 100Antonym of NERVOUS timid doubtful shrewish bold 48 / 100Antonym of ILLUSTRIOUS unknown uneducated uncivilised unintelligent 49 / 100Antonym of FILTHY stainless shining sterilized clean 50 / 100Antonym of BASE climax height roof top 51 / 100Antonym of REDOLENT sticky yellowish pesticised stinking 52 / 100Antonym of TURBULENT turbid violent steady critical 53 / 100Antonym of UNSTABLE constant changing steady stagnant 54 / 100Antonym of DOUR young radical cheerful active 55 / 100Antonym of INTRICATE straightforward simple easy foolish 56 / 100Antonym of CAPRICIOUS firm reliable solid fixed 57 / 100Antonym of SPREAD contract repress suppress subdue 58 / 100Antonym of EVOLVING stifling retreating stagnating suffering 59 / 100Antonym of GUILTY virtuous angelic pure innocent 60 / 100Antonym of EXHIBIT conceal withdraw prevent concede 61 / 100In the interest of one's own reputation one should avoid ostentation while entertaining friends. simplicity innocence purity miserliness 62 / 100Antonym of COMPACT spread shattered enlarged diffused 63 / 100A friendly dog meet us at the farmgate. understanding helpful quiet hostile 64 / 100Antonym of GOBLIN pilot hermit angel traveller 65 / 100Antonym of ERUDITE unimaginative ignorant professional immature 66 / 100It is one of pernicious customs prevailing in the society. beneficial permanent parochial dangerous 67 / 100Antonym of RADICAL superficial basic thorough uncompromising 68 / 100Antonym of APPROPRIATE unable unskilled unsuitable unqualified 69 / 100Antonym of FLAGITIOUS vapid innocent ignorant frivolous 70 / 100Antonym of AUTONOMY dependence subordination slavery submissiveness 71 / 100Antonym of DEBILITATING strengthening occupying inhabiting enfeebling 72 / 100Nothing has been organised properly and confusion seems inevitable. uncertain inefficient ineligible inevident 73 / 100Antonym of COMIC painful emotional fearful tragic 74 / 100Antonym of RETAIN renounce eject spare reject 75 / 100Antonym of AROMATIC sour disagreeable tart odorous 76 / 100Antonym of TRUMPERY vague wastage defeat treasure 77 / 100Antonym of IMPERVIOUS gentle hidden penetrable tolerable 78 / 100Antonym of FLACCID upright tough taut uneven 79 / 100Antonym of IMPOUND generate stimulate release strengthen 80 / 100Antonym of SECULAR spiritual moral righteous religious 81 / 100Antonym of THRIFT destroy waste purchase invest 82 / 100Antonym of OBSOLETE recent rare useless conducive 83 / 100Antonym of DEEP elementary straightforward perfunctory shallow 84 / 100Antonym of PASSIONATE sure arrogant fervent calm 85 / 100Antonym of VIRTUE fraud crime vice wickedness 86 / 100Antonym of BASHFUL boastful confident upright daring 87 / 100Antonym of FURTIVE straight unambiguous open obvious 88 / 100Antonym of MISERLY generous liberal charitable spendthrift 89 / 100Antonym of DAINTY towering splendid vigorous aggressive 90 / 100Antonym of VITAL outer dead unimportant peripheral 91 / 100Antonym of LETHAL playful virulent safe forgiving 92 / 100According to a great philosopher magnanimity in a man implies many other qualities. enmity jealousy meanness poverty 93 / 100Antonym of STRINGENT magnanimous general vehement lenient 94 / 100Antonym of ACCLAMATION suppression denunciation termination applause 95 / 100Antonym of NUGATORY valuable worthless voluptuous slender 96 / 100Antonym of KNACK balance talent dullness dexterity 97 / 100Antonym of FECUND barren hard unploughed solid 98 / 100Antonym of ASTUTE cowardly foolish wicked impolite 99 / 100Antonym of NADIR liberty progress modernity zenith 100 / 100Antonym of SUPERFICIAL real shallow artificial deep For more Quiz updates ! 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Practice Test 8 November 9, 2023 No Comments /100 English_ AntonymsPractice Test 8 1 / 100Antonym of SPARSE lavish scattered heavy expensive 2 / 100Antonym of EMBRACE hurt harm reject suspect 3 / 100Antonym of DOLEFUL rich happy steady poor 4 / 100Antonym of FACSIMILE reproduction engineered original sincere 5 / 100Antonym of ESCALATE reduce heal lessen subside 6 / 100Antonym of WITHIN over past beyond without 7 / 100Antonym of OVERT unwritten secret shallow deep 8 / 100Antonym of BAROQUE direct strong plain straight 9 / 100Antonym of FLURRY achieve soothe disclose pelt 10 / 100Antonym of DEBACLE regain progress movement rise 11 / 100Antonym of RABID decent pure fair rational 12 / 100Antonym of PROFANE arrogant pious benign respectful 13 / 100Antonym of DORMANT active transient permanent modern 14 / 100Antonym of DISCOUNT interest concession premium profit 15 / 100Antonym of NIMBLE giant frank quick clumsy 16 / 100Antonym of PROVOCATION vocation pacification destruction peace 17 / 100Antonym of VAGUE definite popular known published 18 / 100Antonym of INSIPID nervous sour saucy pungent 19 / 100Antonym of DORSAL peripheral inactive central ventral 20 / 100Antonym of PAUCITY surplus scarcity richness presence 21 / 100Antonym of NATIVE newcomer alien stranger incomer 22 / 100Antonym of HINDRANCE agreement aid persuasion cooperation 23 / 100Antonym of BOORISH handsome quite genteel happy 24 / 100Antonym of FOREIGNER native national alien stranger 25 / 100Antonym of DIVERGE resurgence converge constrict repulse 26 / 100Antonym of ACUMEN intelligence potentiality unfamiliarity imbecility 27 / 100Antonym of URBAN provincial pastoral rural country-made 28 / 100Antonym of UNREALISTIC visionary natural actual reasonable 29 / 100Antonym of RESPITE tension regularity delay exertion 30 / 100Antonym of PARALLEL random wavy divergent curved 31 / 100Antonym of WRECK make restore relieve build 32 / 100Antonym of ADEQUATE abundant scanty abounding profuse 33 / 100Antonym of DISDAIN depreciate admiration penitence contempt 34 / 100Antonym of EXASPERATE tarnish please annoy belittle 35 / 100Antonym of CONCEAL admit abandon emerge invade 36 / 100Antonym of INIMICAL neutral friendly cheerful emotional 37 / 100Antonym of ATTRACT distract reject entice repel 38 / 100Antonym of TRAGEDY humorous romance calamity comedy 39 / 100Antonym of OFFICIAL public general private domestic 40 / 100Antonym of SUPERVISE neglect overlook misdirect forget 41 / 100Antonym of MODERATE nihilist anarchist revolutionary radical 42 / 100Antonym of HAGGARD animated healthy hearty robust 43 / 100Antonym of VIVACIOUS notorious sober quarrelsome drunken 44 / 100Antonym of RELIGIOUS secular sinful atheistic immoral 45 / 100Antonym of AVOIDANCE passion pursuit possession power 46 / 100Antonym of DUSKY visible obscure shadowy fair 47 / 100Antonym of ARCHAIC dilapidated modern old broken 48 / 100Antonym of LACONIC prolix profligate prolific bucolic 49 / 100Antonym of CALLOUS sentimental sensitive capable confident 50 / 100Antonym of KOOK peculiar illiterate foolish sane 51 / 100Antonym of DESTINY fate vulnerability self-dependence chance 52 / 100Antonym of DESTROY produce create invent make 53 / 100Antonym of PANIC cautiousness alarm indifference serenity 54 / 100Antonym of INFRUCTUOUS devious remote attractive straight 55 / 100Antonym of AMENABLE obedient stubborn docile offensive 56 / 100Antonym of TRANSPARENT imminent opaque coloured childlike 57 / 100Antonym of PATERNITY ancestors offspring successors posterity 58 / 100Antonym of LISSOME ungainly pungent huge crude 59 / 100Antonym of OBSTINATE prominent inflexible pliable fashionable 60 / 100Antonym of IGNORE redress support accept favour 61 / 100Antonym of COSSET pamper neglect pinch divert 62 / 100Antonym of SUB ROSA intoxicating fresh repulsive open 63 / 100Antonym of ACQUIT blame punish confirm indict 64 / 100Antonym of CONFIDENT shy timid reserved diffident 65 / 100Antonym of HOLY offensive orthodox profane obnoxious 66 / 100Antonym of FORMER resultant subsequent later latter 67 / 100Antonym of GATHER scatter suspend spend separate 68 / 100Antonym of SELDOM daily rarely often never 69 / 100Antonym of DEGENERATE reproduce create progress restore 70 / 100Antonym of DEFIANCE dismay obedience suspicion anxiety 71 / 100Antonym of DEPRAVED enhanced moral great prosperous 72 / 100Antonym of STRIDENT stable musical pleasant melodious 73 / 100Antonym of TACIT oral order written understanding 74 / 100Antonym of JUXTAPOSITION difference appropriateness opposition separation 75 / 100Antonym of BENIGN humane gracious novel sinister 76 / 100Antonym of BEAUTIFUL dark rough dirty ugly 77 / 100Antonym of INSOLENT agreeable polite considerate coward 78 / 100Antonym of ERRATIC punctual free regular right 79 / 100Antonym of DEBAUCHEE schemer moralist dreamer thinker 80 / 100Antonym of RESERVED companionable popular talkative likeable 81 / 100Antonym of HOARD deposit supply accumulate satisfy 82 / 100Antonym of HAPPINESS beatitude renunciation contentment grief 83 / 100Antonym of JOCOSE playful humorous diseased dull 84 / 100Antonym of LENIENT annoyed obstinate rude harsh 85 / 100Antonym of UNDERTAKING trial resignation refusal denial 86 / 100Antonym of ROUGHLY largely pointedly completely exactly 87 / 100Antonym of HAWK pigeon conciliation dove pacifist 88 / 100Antonym of DISSIPATE preserve sustain conserve maintain 89 / 100Antonym of LIBERALISM sectarianism totalitarianism humanism dynamism 90 / 100Antonym of REWARD retribution penalty demotion forfeiture 91 / 100Antonym of STUBBORN consenting easy willing pliable 92 / 100Antonym of DEROGATORY praising opinionated roguish immediate 93 / 100Antonym of METICULOUS slovenly meretricious mutual shaggy 94 / 100Antonym of SUBLIME ridiculous strange mean low 95 / 100Antonym of COMMODIOUS leisurely numerous limited expensive 96 / 100Antonym of ABDICATE claim seize plunder snatch 97 / 100Antonym of ADVERSITY calamity prosperity enmity severity 98 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Practice Test 7 November 9, 2023 No Comments /100 English_ AntonymsPractice Test 7 1 / 100Antonym of PREVENT incite support excite invite 2 / 100Antonym of MALICE goodwill ecstasy happiness honour 3 / 100Antonym of DIM understandable bright loud clear 4 / 100Antonym of EXPLICIT implied inspiring invigorating plain 5 / 100Antonym of TRAGIC comic funny humorous light 6 / 100Antonym of JUDICIOUS impure unlawful indiscreet unequal 7 / 100Antonym of TEDIOUS lively pleasant lovely gay 8 / 100Antonym of MORTAL immortal eternal spiritual divine 9 / 100Antonym of DIABOLIC generous patient simple kind 10 / 100Antonym of AMNESTY acquittal punishment immunity hostility 11 / 100Antonym of ARROGANT rude insolent proud meek 12 / 100Antonym of ASCETICISM joy bliss trance pleasure 13 / 100Antonym of ILLUSORY imaginary certain deceptive real 14 / 100Antonym of GROTESQUE natural imaginary hateful familiar 15 / 100Antonym of PERDITION salvation inspiration reward excitement 16 / 100Antonym of ACCELERATE drag creep delay lag 17 / 100Antonym of FRAILTY boldness emaciation health strength 18 / 100Antonym of PROPEL shove hide check hesitate 19 / 100Antonym of DENSITY rarity brightness intelligence clarity 20 / 100Antonym of CHURLISH helpful accommodating polite happy 21 / 100Antonym of SUCCUMB injure shoot curb resist 22 / 100Antonym of HAPLESS lucky helpful futile kind 23 / 100Antonym of RUTHLESS merciful majestic mindful compassionate 24 / 100Antonym of HAMPER open release hold hasten 25 / 100Antonym of CELIBACY chastity matrimony divorce misogyny 26 / 100Antonym of HAUGHTY scared pitiable humble cowardly 27 / 100Antonym of ARID productive plentiful humid agreeable 28 / 100Antonym of AMICABLE shy hostile cunning crazy 29 / 100Antonym of IMMEDIATE gradual delayed slow leisurely 30 / 100Antonym of OVERWEENING miserly humble clever sedate 31 / 100Antonym of EXALT simplify ennoble depreciate glorify 32 / 100Antonym of MOIST hard parched crisp dry 33 / 100Antonym of SORDID splendid enthusiastic steady generous 34 / 100Antonym of SMOOTH awkward ugly hard rough 35 / 100Antonym of OSTENTATIOUS awkward ignorant unpretentious bankrupt 36 / 100Antonym of BENEVOLENCE derision malevolence contempt hatred 37 / 100Antonym of BOISTEROUS happy calm comfortable good 38 / 100Antonym of LUXURIANT barren ghastly decaying small 39 / 100Antonym of SCEPTICAL intuitive hopeful indictive inquisitive 40 / 100Antonym of DEFECTION invitation resignation joining co-operation 41 / 100Antonym of AFFECTATION natural love likable good 42 / 100Antonym of EXTERIOR inward interior internal inner 43 / 100Antonym of MUNDANE excellent heavenly superb extraordinary 44 / 100Antonym of INVETERATE stupid uneducated inexperienced ignorant 45 / 100Antonym of CONSPICUOUS indifferent insignificant harmless unknown 46 / 100Antonym of PRIDE humility pleasure debasement shame 47 / 100Antonym of LEAP immerse sink fall plunge 48 / 100Antonym of MINOR heavy tall major big 49 / 100Antonym of VIOLENT tame harmless humble gentle 50 / 100Antonym of COMMEND defame praise censure defy 51 / 100Antonym of PALTRY worthwhile bitter strong mean 52 / 100Antonym of EXECRATE love bless praise care 53 / 100Antonym of MAGNANIMOUS selfish naive generous small 54 / 100Antonym of GLIB modest dumb unwilling hesitant 55 / 100Antonym of VULGAR refined relevant jolly cheerful 56 / 100Antonym of REQUISITE chaotic inappropriate random dispensable 57 / 100Antonym of SEGREGATION integration appreciation cohesion union 58 / 100Antonym of ZEST restive callous distaste indifference 59 / 100Antonym of VALUABLE invaluable inferior worthless lowly 60 / 100Antonym of CHOICE refusal dilemma approval harm 61 / 100Antonym of IMPROPRIETY purity conformity ideal decorum 62 / 100Antonym of AMALGAMATE repair materialise separate generate 63 / 100Antonym of INSANITY lucidity sobriety sanity normality 64 / 100Antonym of DISPERSE hoard save assemble collect 65 / 100Antonym of ROBUST light emaciated strong thin 66 / 100Antonym of INNOCENCE guilt crime sin mischief 67 / 100Antonym of PRESUMPTION assumption proposition resumption humility 68 / 100Antonym of EUPHONIOUS musical literary strident lethargic 69 / 100Antonym of FRAIL hardy strong sturdy vigorous 70 / 100Antonym of POMPOUS mild normal humble feeble 71 / 100Antonym of JUBILANT scared disturbed gloomy quiet 72 / 100Antonym of KINDLE ignore extinguish ignite encourage 73 / 100Antonym of QUIESCENT unconcerned indifferent weak troublesome 74 / 100Antonym of SERENE jovial nervous agitated moving 75 / 100Antonym of FACT fiction illusion story fable 76 / 100Antonym of BALMY hard genuine fragrant mild 77 / 100Antonym of BIZARRE gentle same soft usual 78 / 100Antonym of CONVEX protuberant full flat indented 79 / 100Antonym of DELIBERATE methodical sparking impulsive premeditated 80 / 100Antonym of CONTENTED disappointed narrow-minded gloomy rash 81 / 100Antonym of JEER mock mourn praise sneer 82 / 100Antonym of ALLEVIATION intensification exasperation magnification exaggeration 83 / 100Antonym of ECLIPSE goggle enlarge shine gleam 84 / 100Antonym of AUDACIOUS low vulgar unpractised timid 85 / 100Antonym of MALICIOUS generous indifferent kind boastful 86 / 100Antonym of DELETE impound injure inspire insert 87 / 100Antonym of MINION host master quorum majority 88 / 100Antonym of COMPETITION monopoly compromise contest rivalry 89 / 100Antonym of VIRULENT harmless malignant hostile vicious 90 / 100Antonym of BLISS sorrow agony suffering anguish 91 / 100Antonym of FLEXIBLE hard solid brittle rigid 92 / 100Antonym of DEBONAIR pensive serious worried grim 93 / 100Antonym of UNIVERSAL regional miniature narrow subsidiary 94 / 100Antonym of DEVOUT sincere homely magnificient irreverent 95 / 100Antonym of BANISH intrude drop harbour abandon 96 / 100Antonym of CO-OPERATION hindrance resistance rebellion opposition 97 / 100Antonym of EXONERATE imprison accuse boldness compel 98 / 100Antonym of EXODUS influx restoration return homecoming 99 / 100Antonym of LEVITY gravity lofty stupidity absurdity 100 / 100Antonym of APPOSITE irregular inappropriate intemperate inconsistent For more Quiz updates ! 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Practice Test 6 November 9, 2023 No Comments /100 English_ AntonymsPractice Test 6 1 / 100Antonym of LANGUID energetic ferocious smart fast 2 / 100Antonym of DEPLETE refund recover replenish fulfil 3 / 100Antonym of COARSE fine beautiful soft attractive 4 / 100Antonym of CONDENSE interpret lengthen distribute expand 5 / 100Antonym of GRIM serious painful satisfying delightful 6 / 100Antonym of HUMBLE despotic proud pompous dominant 7 / 100Antonym of EVIDENT doubtful unimportant suspected disagreed 8 / 100Antonym of INDOLENT desirable energetic adequate consistent 9 / 100Antonym of CONCEALMENT identification evidence broadness indication 10 / 100Antonym of INDULGE neglect avoid forego abstain 11 / 100Antonym of PERTINENT detached indifferent determined irrelevant 12 / 100Antonym of WANE swell widen fatten prosper 13 / 100Antonym of REAR forehead front forward foreground 14 / 100Antonym of EXECRABLE importable acceptable irritable desirable 15 / 100Antonym of ALIEN resident natural native domiciled 16 / 100Antonym of ACCOMPLICE opponent accessory escort friend 17 / 100Antonym of ANCESTORS supporters followers disciples descendants 18 / 100Antonym of KILL azure execute relief animate 19 / 100Antonym of AGONY pleasure fear bliss ecstasy 20 / 100Antonym of TERRIBLE horrible awesome hideous delightful 21 / 100Antonym of COMPLY disagree agree deny refuse 22 / 100Antonym of PERSUASIVE unconvincing discouraging false demoralizing 23 / 100Antonym of POLEMIC cooperation agreement amity friendship 24 / 100Antonym of TERSE detailed concise descriptive expressive 25 / 100Antonym of INDIGENOUS native cheap inferior foreign 26 / 100Antonym of ACCORD dissent concord act solution 27 / 100Antonym of LOYAL rebellious courageous friendly faithful 28 / 100Antonym of SEETHE freeze chill cool plumb 29 / 100Antonym of BESEECH demand solicit dismiss bully 30 / 100Antonym of DEFICIT implicit surplus superfluous explicit 31 / 100Antonym of SAGE snob egoist rogue fool 32 / 100Antonym of EDACIOUS gluttonous even fasting smart 33 / 100Antonym of GLUT limit drain dearth supply 34 / 100Antonym of AMBIGUOUS explicit equivocate obscure secular 35 / 100Antonym of EQUANIMITY dubiousness duplicity resentment excitement 36 / 100Antonym of AMELIORATE lessen hasten expedite worsen 37 / 100Antonym of CONSOLIDATE identify weaken isolate divide 38 / 100Antonym of COMMUNICATIVE dumb reticent primitive passive 39 / 100Antonym of BEGUILE smile flatter cheat persuade 40 / 100Antonym of OVERWROUGHT alert excited calm alive 41 / 100Antonym of ACUTE sensitive dull critical sharp 42 / 100Antonym of CELIBATE prodigal profligate married extravagant 43 / 100Antonym of LUXURY treachery duplicity austerity sadness 44 / 100Antonym of REPRISAL relaxation relief forgiveness exemption 45 / 100Antonym of INFALLIBLE unreliable untrustworthy erring dubious 46 / 100Antonym of ENGULFED disfigured encircled exposed groped 47 / 100Antonym of ABSOLUTE deficient faulty scarce limited 48 / 100Antonym of OBFUSCATE explain describe clarify simplify 49 / 100Antonym of PRIM rash foul extravagant shameful 50 / 100Antonym of CROWDED empty deserted lonely barren 51 / 100Antonym of DISSENT disunity controversy agreement dispute 52 / 100Antonym of CAPITULATE conquer destroy venerate surrender 53 / 100Antonym of RETRIEVE dismiss foil abandon respond 54 / 100Antonym of PROSCRIBE allow betray extend interdict 55 / 100Antonym of MONOLOGUE prologue epilogue dialogue catalogue 56 / 100Antonym of PERSISTENT enduring obstinate steady wavering 57 / 100Antonym of BRILLIANT dusty dull dud dumb 58 / 100Antonym of SHAME glorify enshrine exalt dignify 59 / 100Antonym of DEAR cheap free priceless worthless 60 / 100Antonym of BURY examine disinter dig open 61 / 100Antonym of ADDITION division subtraction multiplication enumeration 62 / 100Antonym of ADMONISH flatter tolerate approve commend 63 / 100Antonym of FACTITIOUS magnificent ridiculous engineered genuine 64 / 100Antonym of BRAZEN helpful respectful delicious innocent 65 / 100Antonym of CONVENE cancel postpone dissolve adjourn 66 / 100Antonym of EXTENSION weakening deletion condensation subtraction 67 / 100Antonym of KNOWLEDGE backwardness foolishness illiteracy ignorance 68 / 100Antonym of REJECT accept adopt agree embrace 69 / 100Antonym of SAGACIOUS casual false foolish cunning 70 / 100Antonym of CHALLENGE favour praise accept admire 71 / 100Antonym of PRETENTIOUS humble deranged small depressing 72 / 100Antonym of CAJOLE dissuade confide detract disclose 73 / 100Antonym of VIGOUR failure negligence frailty health 74 / 100Antonym of MEAGRE plentiful excessive average extravagant 75 / 100Antonym of DENOUNCE defend rally fight gather 76 / 100Antonym of INUNDATE disfigured dislocated devastated dehydrate 77 / 100Antonym of VIE maintain discover guard yield 78 / 100Antonym of HARMONY hatred friction discord enmity 79 / 100Antonym of GRATUITY annuity wages discount stipend 80 / 100Antonym of EPILOGUE dramatic dialogue prologue conversation 81 / 100Antonym of WONDER surprise expectation stock amusement 82 / 100Antonym of MAGNIFY diminish destroy shrink induce 83 / 100Antonym of START shut end finish close 84 / 100Antonym of FRIEND foe acquaintance rival competitor 85 / 100Antonym of GORGEOUS sumptuous desperate plain fashionable 86 / 100Antonym of WRATH delight solace peace choler 87 / 100Antonym of VANQUISH surrender destroy debase ruin 88 / 100Antonym of ADHERENT enemy detractor rival alien 89 / 100Antonym of INTRANSIGENT flexible ever-ready obedient faithful 90 / 100Antonym of MASK deface hit expose injure 91 / 100Antonym of ALLURE entice repulse develop decoy 92 / 100Antonym of FRUGAL charitable extravagant gaudy generous 93 / 100Antonym of CONFORM reform disappoint deform dissent 94 / 100Antonym of BOOST obstruct hinder discourage rebuke 95 / 100Antonym of CRITICISE appreciate judge analyse flatter 96 / 100Antonym of IMMERSE douse disappear engross disinter 97 / 100Antonym of TENTATIVE immediate final urgent developed 98 / 100Antonym of APPOINTMENT disappointment suspension dismissal discharge 99 / 100Antonym of SUBJUGATE free enrich enslave liberate 100 / 100Antonym of BAGGY strict tight compact firm For more Quiz updates ! 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Practice Test 5 November 9, 2023 No Comments /100 English_ AntonymsPractice Test 5 1 / 100Antonym of FORBIDDEN prohibited forsaken agreed allowed 2 / 100Abrupt decisions are often wrong. sharp gradual rough hurried 3 / 100Antonym of NOVEL ancient formal customary traditional 4 / 100Antonym of FICKLE diseased quick fast constant 5 / 100Antonym of INTRUDE withhold surrender accept withdraw 6 / 100Antonym of PASTEL urban sweet bright delicate 7 / 100Antonym of LIABILITY property assets debt treasure 8 / 100Antonym of DEARTH abundance sufficiency scarcity extravagance 9 / 100Antonym of MITIGATE stagnate suffer aggravate instigate 10 / 100Antonym of ACQUITTED freed burdened entrusted convicted 11 / 100Antonym of SALVAGE remove outfit lose burn 12 / 100Antonym of JETTISON defend rejoice accept surrender 13 / 100Antonym of DESPONDENCY humility excitement pleasure cheerfulness 14 / 100Antonym of CRYPTIC secret artificial superficial candid 15 / 100Antonym of PUNCTILIOUS irregular careless fussy curious 16 / 100Antonym of MAWKISH intelligent carefree sentimental certain 17 / 100Antonym of CLARITY candour exaggeration reserve confusion 18 / 100Antonym of AUSPICIOUS unfavourable condemnatory conspicuous spicy 19 / 100Antonym of PLACATE pacify antangonize embroil amuse 20 / 100Antonym of MUSTY fine clean expensive fresh 21 / 100Antonym of CHAFFING expensive achieving capitalistic serious 22 / 100Antonym of ILLEGIBLE clear readable imitable clean 23 / 100Antonym of EFFETE adamant strong bold courageous 24 / 100Antonym of REPEL attend continue attract concentrate 25 / 100Antonym of ZANY cunning calculating cautious sane 26 / 100Antonym of ALIENATE assemble identify separate unite 27 / 100Antonym of CONFESS deny contend admit contest 28 / 100Antonym of HATE loathe concern admire abhor 29 / 100Antonym of AMPLIFY mummify embalm shock curtail 30 / 100Antonym of FRANTIC hopeful bitter active calm 31 / 100Antonym of ANATHEMATISE regulate radiate bless deceive 32 / 100A crowd gathered quickly when the police came. collected disappeared spread dispersed 33 / 100Antonym of ALIVE dead drowsy asleep passive 34 / 100Antonym of PROHIBIT agree accept grant permit 35 / 100Antonym of PARSIMONIOUS generous stingy crude frugal 36 / 100Antonym of BLATANT slow barren noisy quiet 37 / 100Antonym of FRATERNITY enmity brotherhood hospitability hostility 38 / 100Antonym of SYMPATHY enmity apathy abhorrence cruelty 39 / 100Antonym of BELIE admire justify argue approve 40 / 100Antonym of FOSTER curb repress control check 41 / 100Antonym of SHALLOW high hidden deep hollow 42 / 100Antonym of INNOCENT sinful deadly guilty corruption 43 / 100Antonym of THEORY fact chance imagination thought 44 / 100Antonym of VOLUNTARY alternative compulsory essential ordered 45 / 100Antonym of VINDICATE exonerate condemn defend excuse 46 / 100Antonym of DEMON charitable fair-minded kind-hearted angel 47 / 100Antonym of DISSUADE persuade incite instigate advise 48 / 100Antonym of ONEROUS complex straight-forward plain easy 49 / 100Antonym of VILIFY pray worship admonish commend 50 / 100Antonym of RESCUE waver bind desert extricate 51 / 100Antonym of DITHER refer defer decide cry 52 / 100Antonym of FORBID provoke celebrate appreciate permit 53 / 100Antonym of CAPACIOUS changeable foolish limited caring 54 / 100Antonym of PREDILECTION aversion concealment denial attraction 55 / 100Antonym of DEVIATE concentrate locate follow break 56 / 100Antonym of PROBLEM reply resolution answer solution 57 / 100Antonym of MANAGE avail direct bungle wild 58 / 100Antonym of CULMINATE defeat frustrate fail abort 59 / 100Antonym of LEND cheat hire borrow pawn 60 / 100Antonym of DISCREPANCY consistency variance inconsistency inappropriate 61 / 100Antonym of RELINQUISH conquer withdraw assume attack 62 / 100Antonym of CULPRIT victim witness jury accused 63 / 100Antonym of PRECARIOUS easy cautious safe dangerous 64 / 100Antonym of VENERATE abuse defame criticise accuse 65 / 100Antonym of HESITATE confident proud certain reluctant 66 / 100Antonym of BACCHANAL cunning sober grave cautious 67 / 100Antonym of RECEDE forward advance rush approach 68 / 100Antonym of TURBID hazy distinct easy clear 69 / 100Antonym of SYNTHETIC cosmetic plastic affable natural 70 / 100Antonym of MALFORMED sketchy shapely curvaceous fetid 71 / 100Antonym of UNCOUTH crude courteous refined awkward 72 / 100Antonym of VALIDATE legalise spurious authenticate disprove 73 / 100Antonym of IMPULSIVE cautious clever cunning considerate 74 / 100Antonym of CULPABLE careless irresponsible defendable blameless 75 / 100Antonym of BAULK clamour encourage strengthen admire 76 / 100Antonym of SLUR virtue hope credit promise 77 / 100Antonym of CHIDE fear flatter criticise praise 78 / 100Antonym of ASSERT abjure abdicate agree acquiesce 79 / 100Antonym of ENCOURAGE warn discourage disapprove dampen 80 / 100Antonym of MASTICATE chew review conceal gobble 81 / 100Ambiguity is often preferred by people. certainty perversity rationality clarity 82 / 100Antonym of ZEAL apathy contempt hostility diffidence 83 / 100Antonym of ESTABLISH disrupt corrode negate uproot 84 / 100Antonym of ABHORRENCE appreciation liking aversion fear 85 / 100Antonym of ENOUGH less inadequate scarce deficit 86 / 100Antonym of SCOLD criticise praise rebuke enamour 87 / 100Antonym of MODICUM immodesty huge brazeness simplicity 88 / 100Antonym of BATTY cunning cautious prudent sane 89 / 100Antonym of GAINSAY lose appreciate affirm reject 90 / 100Antonym of EDIFICATION lamentation annotation segregation corruption 91 / 100Antonym of ANTIPATHY agreement fondness admiration obedience 92 / 100Antonym of BLEMISH preserve tarnish purify defect 93 / 100Antonym of JITTERY bold profuse tense shaky 94 / 100Antonym of JUSTIFY accuse absolve infuriate vindicate 95 / 100Antonym of CRASS gross coarse dense refined 96 / 100Antonym of ARTIFICIAL truthful authentic natural solid 97 / 100Antonym of ABORIGINAL popular contemporary modern current 98 / 100Antonym of KEEN shrewd ardent rogue dull 99 / 100Antonym of OPAQUE transparent clear misty covered 100 / 100Antonym of VANITY modesty moderation kindness compassion For more Quiz updates ! 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Practice Test 4 November 9, 2023 No Comments /100 English_ AntonymsPractice Test 4 1 / 100Always be impartial in your dealings. unfair discourteous disrespectful impudent 2 / 100He exhibited a comprehensive approach towards the matter in hand. superficial sketchy exhaustive slipshod 3 / 100He is always hungry for wealth. satiated ravenous greedy famished 4 / 100He appears to be a phony person. beautiful ugly genuine unreal 5 / 100He is very meticulous in keeping accounts. careless clumsy irresponsible irregular 6 / 100Dhanik Lal is a deceitful man and cannot be relied upon. gentle simple sincere dishonest 7 / 100He is in the habit of taking a casual leave quite often. systematic futile regular formal 8 / 100He frequently visits his old uncle in his native village. irregularly temporarily rarely secretly 9 / 100He holds extreme views on education. moderate casual timid ordinary 10 / 100Don't scold the boy over such trifles. praise vituperate pacify console 11 / 100He felt gratified to the old man for his help. distressed discouraged frustrated depressed 12 / 100At least some students are in the habit of doing their exercises in a slovenly manner. correct neat decent proper 13 / 100A terrestrial being can never be immortal. abnormal marvellous celestial amphibious 14 / 100Honesty is the best policy. rectitude sobriety uprightness deceit 15 / 100Elephants, when they go wild, ought to be killed. mild tame domestic meek 16 / 100Everyone could see that it was a prejudiced decision. candid helpful unbiased logical 17 / 100He could not confirm that he had made any such statement. deny reject refuse avoid 18 / 100Good actions cannot camouflage one's bad qualities. demonstrate reveal parade exhibit 19 / 100Always avoid late-night jobs. inspire take compel pursue 20 / 100Recession causes unemployment. education computerisation poverty inflation 21 / 100Everyone admired his ideas on this issue. disapproved discarded disappointed neglected 22 / 100He made an exhaustive list of the items his secretary should attend to. interesting meticulous short incomplete 23 / 100All these measures will augment employment oppurtunities. circumscribe restrain diminish constrain 24 / 100Genuine drugs are available in most of the medical shops. wrong harmful dubious spurious 25 / 100Do not follow others. emulate praise criticise oppose 26 / 100He failed to perceive that his bad habit was having an adverse effect on his son too. apprehend ignore conceive create 27 / 100A feeling of brotherhood should be propagated amongst the masses. dissipated suppressed crushed disseminated 28 / 100He harboured a feeling of malice towards his younger brother. goodwill spite rancour love 29 / 100He climbed up a stationary wagon. shunting speeding standing moving 30 / 100As long as he remained in that office, he maintained his hegemony. predominance poverty subordination chaos 31 / 100Generally she is cautious in her work. rash hurtful kind fast 32 / 100He has enrolled himself to an elementary course in computer. secondary tough simple advanced 33 / 100A faithful officer is always vigilant towards his duties. ignorant innocent irresponsible careless 34 / 100Miscellaneous items were discussed at the meeting. unrelated minor mixed classified 35 / 100Gandhiji always advocated the use of indigenous goods. foreign silly cheap native 36 / 100He proved utterly capricious in his dealings with his friends. steadfast helpful understanding obstinate 37 / 100Infringement of law has to be prevented in order to maintain peace and order in the country. relaxation revision review obedience 38 / 100He is a man of mellow temper. irrational hot fickle excitable 39 / 100From his acts of hunting, it can be inferred that he is a wicked man. pious peaceful decent innocent 40 / 100He has bought genuine pearls. unattractive extraneous spurious inexpensive 41 / 100He urge to learn everything. dislikes desires discourage denies 42 / 100A serene mind can never be the pioneer of a great revolution. jocular agitated earnest nervous 43 / 100He has been acquitted of the charge of theft. exonerated punished released convicted 44 / 100He is really an obstinate man. friendly compliant considerate understanding 45 / 100He denied the accusation. spoke publicised justified affirmed 46 / 100Democracy is a government by conciliation. non-cooperation irritation dispute confrontation 47 / 100He looked elated on hearing the news. anxious desperate exasperated depressed 48 / 100Expediency is the guiding factor in politics. short-sightedness novelty unsuitability inconvenience 49 / 100Double-decker buses are still extant in some cities of India. forgotten unheeded extinguished destroyed 50 / 100An artisan well is dug upto an impervious layer of rocks. hard penetrable hidden dry 51 / 100Repression in China has deepened during the past few months. regeneration agitation expression liberation 52 / 100He has been commended for all that he did. dismissed condemned censured rejected 53 / 100He nurtured in him a strong craving for revenge from those criminals. mercy forgiveness pardon pity 54 / 100Gandhi did not welcome the idea of being a mute spectator to the atrocious behaviour of the whites towards the non-whites in Africa. civilised gracious pleasing noble 55 / 100After meeting the holy man, his nagging mood of diffidence suddenly changed. confusion consternation self-assurance contentment 56 / 100Every move I make seems to affect him adversity. favourably internally badly deeply 57 / 100He is a very timid person. chivalrous dashing outgoing bold 58 / 100He confessed having done a mistake. conceded acknowledged concealed granted 59 / 100Geetanjali is loved by all for her meekness. anger harshness pride passion 60 / 100Ashish has an innate sense of humour. inborn unusual natural acquired 61 / 100He is known for his uncouth manners. courteous mean petty usual 62 / 100Ambiguity of thoughts can prove disastrous. clarity certainty rationality rigidity 63 / 100Discipline is being demoted in most of the present day institutions. regained uplifted projected nurtured 64 / 100He has suspended his secretary on a flimsy ground. salutary vigorous strong sound 65 / 100Tolerance is the essence of religion. indifference bigotry impatience cruelty 66 / 100All her life she has been insulated from the harsh realities of the world. exposed worried troubled used 67 / 100He has a delicate constitution. fit strong ungainly rugged 68 / 100He received a flattering compliment from Sunita immediately after the speech. disparagement notoriety eulogy contempt 69 / 100Earthquake are frequent in Japan. rare unusual extinct few 70 / 100He does every job with great zeal and vigour. passion difficulty constraint indifference 71 / 100Everybody was astonished when he used such a profane language. pure profound high sacred 72 / 100For the first time I saw him speaking so rudely to Ranjeet. softly gently slowly politely 73 / 100Even for the citizens of the East Bloc's most prosperous nation, the lure of capitalism is irresistible. impoverished destitute under-developed exploited 74 / 100Every detail of the painting is prominent enough to be seen. inconspicuous trifling negligible insignificant 75 / 100He found an ancient statue in the village. modern new recent fresh 76 / 100Vanity never plays in the long run. humility profanity conceit pretence 77 / 100He harvested a rich crop from that fecund land. fertile fruitless barren obsolete 78 / 100Giving alms to the poor is considered holy. obnoxious horrible profane offensive 79 / 100He makes occasional visits to Delhi. strange regular accidental frivolous 80 / 100He is a good fellow; but what I dislike is his reckless handling of things. brilliant dilligent intelligent cautious 81 / 100All his neighbours are aware of his acrimonious nature. informal cooperative sympathetic charitable 82 / 100Anarchy emerges out of the wars of succession. falls disappears sinks drowns 83 / 100Nourishing food is a necessity both for a pregnant mother and a baby. poor undercooked unhygenic heavy 84 / 100Everybody called it a lavish party. expensive wasteful big frugal 85 / 100A friendly dog met us at the farmgate. hostile quiet understanding helpful 86 / 100He found it hard to withstand the stress of circumstances. tolerate resist endure yield 87 / 100Ostentation is now the life style of big cities. poverty modesty ugliness frugality 88 / 100He has a superficial knowledge of the subject. excessive wide sufficient profound 89 / 100Unity of thought and action has been the basis of India's strength and stability. diversity weakness division bias 90 / 100He is a man with a jovial nature. talkative morose monotonous quiet 91 / 100He puts on airs and claims himself to be omniscient. unqualified ignorant uneducated backward 92 / 100He is quite industrious. indisposed indifferent hard-working lazy 93 / 100He felt tired with the monotony of his daily routine. excitement peacefulness range variety 94 / 100He abdicated his post of his own accord. inherited usurped acquired seized 95 / 100Avogadro's hypothesis has proved significant till the present day. conclusion theory experiment fact 96 / 100Everyone wanted to be the harbinger of the good news to the king. follower opponent tender precursor 97 / 100He is adamant on going. yielding confused stressing lenient 98 / 100By warning him prior to action, he has landed himself in a precarious situation. cautious safe carefree easy 99 / 100By murdering that woman, he has committed a hideous crime. handsome generous fair normal 100 / 100Misogynists are not applauded in society. philogynists philanderers philologists philanthropists For more Quiz updates ! 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Practice Test 3 November 9, 2023 No Comments /100 English_ AntonymsPractice Test 3 1 / 100His friends liked everything about him except his frugality. shabbiness extravagance short temper punctuality 2 / 100He thought gambling was a vice. virtue courtesy kindness goodness 3 / 100Joys and tensions are ephemeral aspects of life. ethical stable permanent spiritual 4 / 100His book has a short but useful introduction. deduction end termination conclusion 5 / 100Her new hair style looks very attractive. grand unblooming fascinating unbecoming 6 / 100I think it would be better if this paragraph is eliminated. deleted improved added shortened 7 / 100He was dejected when he heard the news. impressed elated hilarious gleeful 8 / 100It is a herculean task for me. indecent big puny ponderous 9 / 100i think you should undertake this job; it would really be a profitable venture for you. retrieve leave refrain conceal 10 / 100He said it would be convenient for him to meet me there. troublesome desirable inadvisable objectionable 11 / 100Last month tomatoes were quite cheap. less inexpensive costly insufficient 12 / 100His style of writing is quite verbose. succinct unusual lucid comical 13 / 100His timidity proved to be costly. boldness self-assertion self-confidence arrogance 14 / 100His living style and his conduct showed him opulent. wealthy poor drooping sumptuous 15 / 100I suppose you should authorise him to do so. pulverize prescribe detach proscibe 16 / 100His conduct on the stage was applauded unanimously. hated silenced booed disturbed 17 / 100In ancient days, a fragile glass jar was considered to be more valuable than a human slave. broad heavy tall strong 18 / 100I am somewhat sceptical about his claim. convinced hopeful optimistic credulous 19 / 100I think this would be a quixotic project for me. practical wasteful fantastic profitable 20 / 100His smooth manners endeared him to everyone. rough hard gruff tough 21 / 100It used to be said that travel broadens one's outlook. restricts contracts shrinks narrows 22 / 100He was given in to much fanaticism. passivity violence kindness reason 23 / 100India is a land of abundant resources. poor enough limited deficient 24 / 100I cannot bear with that niggard fellow any more. avaricious generous miserly extravagant 25 / 100It was a horrible sight. veracious pleasing attractive repulsive 26 / 100He was often sent to foreign tours by the company. remote distant native overseas 27 / 100I think this article ought to have been put in a compact from. broken expanded diffused enlarged 28 / 100His family has accumulated wealth over the years. drained dispersed amassed squandered 29 / 100It was universally characterised as a progressive measure. regressive obstructive retrograde abhorrent 30 / 100I can't understand him; he is really a queer fellow. ordinary unusual careless strange 31 / 100His urbane attitude won him many friends. rustic indifferent rude violent 32 / 100His partners felt that it was a viable business proposition. impracticable inviolable unavailable enviable 33 / 100I know you would have to prolong your tour; but still I advise you to complete this job also. curtail hinder obstruct restrain 34 / 100If you read the novel carefully, you will realise that her character is irreproachable. deformed defective flawed blemished 35 / 100Hydra is biologically believed to be immortal. undying perishable eternal ancient 36 / 100It was a very dreary day. dangerous drab beautiful bright 37 / 100It's a rule of the company to endow the Manager with all essential perks. rob invest divest snatch 38 / 100It was a unanimous decision. divergent discordant partial uncertain 39 / 100It is obligatory for a common citizen to follow the rules. necessary optional superfluous advisable 40 / 100He tried to conceal the secret that they were already married. reveal state announce declare 41 / 100I accept your plan. decline deny dismiss reject 42 / 100His plans may sound nebulous. clear conspicuous prominent concrete 43 / 100It was evident that he was happy. unimportant doubtful clear understood 44 / 100He returned home much inspired, no wonder the plan had worked. sceptical disillusioned overwhelmed dispirited 45 / 100It is surprising to find her condoning such an act. disliking forbidding disparaging condemning 46 / 100His unscrupulous pursuit of wealth finally landed him in prison. superfluous conscientious dedicated single-minded 47 / 100His meanness is proverbial. kindness pragmatism timidity generosity 48 / 100Her vivacity attracted everybody. beauty humour apathy truthfulness 49 / 100Hearing the news, he jumped up in ecstasy. exaltation rapture beatitude misery 50 / 100His short put pointed speech was applauded by all sections of the audience. welcomed misunderstood praised disapproved 51 / 100He was exonerated of the charge of theft when the woman gave an evidence in his favour. expelled complained accused imprisoned 52 / 100He stood gazing at the serene expanse of the sea. scenic clear tranquil ruffled 53 / 100Her modesty prevented her from making her feelings known to him. vanity superiority hypocrisy arrogance 54 / 100His writings have been much eulogised by Indian scholars. condemned disparaged disapproved flouted 55 / 100Her impetuous behaviour was attributed to her upbringing. quiet and gentle poised sluggish rash 56 / 100It was really a gracious occasion for me. infructuous wasteful benign churlish 57 / 100He seems to have a propensity to fight. scepticism proclivity aversion penchant 58 / 100it was altercation throughout and there was no discussion. inconsistency resonance alternative consonance 59 / 100He was in a dejected mood. irritable rejected jubilant romantic 60 / 100How can you cut an apple with this blunt knife? filed sharpened polished pointed 61 / 100Her debonair manners were noticed by everyone present in the city. pleasant stiff cheerless courteous 62 / 100His diabolical ways made him unpopular. azure lavish mischievious seraphic 63 / 100I liked the poem for its literal meaning. complex deep fictitious figurative 64 / 100His was a sulky disposition. mild kind cheerful loving 65 / 100He wanted absolute control of the firm. limited little complex few 66 / 100History abounds in instance of courge. suffices shines lacks fails 67 / 100His knowledge of the subject is quite extensive. little limited ordinary immense 68 / 100James had the habit of exhausting his colleagues. deriding supporting praising pushing 69 / 100His arrogant behaviour made him successful in his trade. humble polite flattering pleasant 70 / 100His books are well known for their progressive ideas. useless complex reactionary old-fashioned 71 / 100It was a voluntary gesture. compulsory valuable deliberate violent 72 / 100His disposition towards labour made him endearing to the Manager. unwillingness inclination watchfulness temperament 73 / 100Let us not aggravate the sufferings of the poor. alleviate appreciate abbreviate advocate 74 / 100I found my views to be congruous to those of my father. inconsistent mismatch disagreeing irregular 75 / 100I worship him as my ideal. abuse neglect deify despise 76 / 100His frivolous remarks provoked no comments. frantic serious momentous fanciful 77 / 100Her coming to this place tomorrow is definite. regrettable questionable doubtful unpredictable 78 / 100His logic seemed absurd. rational useless fictional proportional 79 / 100His depressing attitude became a cause of trouble for us all. horrifying uplifting digressing bewildering 80 / 100His attitude is very hostile. helpful kind humane friendly 81 / 100He was always prepared to refute the idea. recommend subscribe endorse agree 82 / 100He was really delighted to see me. disturbed displeased surprised scared 83 / 100He was found guilty. correct right true innocent 84 / 100It was an arduous task for me. easy difficult consuming quick 85 / 100It was a sagacious decision on his part. cunning foolish false casual 86 / 100In all places, and at all times, there is a profusion of talents. generosity scarcity plenty aversion 87 / 100His move was a calculated one. artless thoughtless idiotic simple 88 / 100His servility makes him detestable. bravery slavery insolence prudence 89 / 100His tardy manners were a great impediment in the path of his success. quick progressive sluggish enthusiastic 90 / 100I was shocked to hear the scurrilous talks of the members of the Board. decent accurate useful relevant 91 / 100His appointment was confirmed last month. dismissal discharge suspension disappointment 92 / 100It was a mystery as to where the young girl had acquired such a cynical attitude. naive eccentric crazy mature 93 / 100I can say for sure that this document is authentic. fallacious erroneous fictitious duplicate 94 / 100His boorish ways amused everyone. eccentric funny friendly refined 95 / 100His punctuality and regularity propitiates everyone with whom he deals. appeases excites depresses enrages 96 / 100It was really a sinister move on his part. right sinful malevolent auspicious 97 / 100Life in the villages is very dull. serious wasteful bluffing pleasant 98 / 100Lucy is a smart girl. indecent active scruffy casual 99 / 100It's not fair to leave dogs loose. chained locked tight closed 100 / 100He was the most eccentric and difficult patron. sober sociable normal genial For more Quiz updates ! 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Practice Test 2 November 9, 2023 No Comments /100 English_ AntonymsPractice Test 2 1 / 100Politicians toady are robbing the nation of its wealth. helping protecting strengthening enriching 2 / 100Such comparisons in poetry are now obsolete. renovated ancient permanent recent 3 / 100Rohit is a very courageous boy. frightened happy naughty cowardly 4 / 100Sarita did not heed the disdain she had to bear at the hands of her step-mother. love admiration penitence humility 5 / 100Never adopt a callous attitude towards your duties. courteous considerate cautious cooperative 6 / 100Political differences introduced a note of discord into their relationship. benevolence tranquility concord familiarity 7 / 100She was in a state of anxiety when I met her. pleasure relief happiness laughter 8 / 100People who are actually running the system often take a myopic view of the situation. farsighted visionary glassy blind 9 / 100Our knowledge of the past is still largely a matter of informed conjecture. certainty guess position form 10 / 100Rajesh is a shrewd person. aggressive foolish boisterous intelligent 11 / 100That was a dauntless action! secretive cowardly irresolute devious 12 / 100The children are playing in the nearby park. distant close separate different 13 / 100Raju often walks to school. never sometimes rarely always 14 / 100She is indeed human. devilish terrestrial divine universal 15 / 100Ours is undoubtedly a morbid society. liberal healthy progressive virtuous 16 / 100The complete eradication of poverty from our country is really an illusion. actuality reality fact truth 17 / 100She handled the machine with deft fingers. clumsy delicate sturdy quick 18 / 100One can acquire fame only by being truthful, honest and faithful. surrender deprive lose forsake 19 / 100The beautiful girl looked so morose. cheerful healthy gloomy haggard 20 / 100Only egalitarianism can lay the foundations of a strong nation. dictatorship domination imperialism elitism 21 / 100Only an agile person can be a successful sportsman. feeble sluggish brisk emaciated 22 / 100Religion teaches us not to run after the transient pleasures of the world. sinful unnatural permanent joyful 23 / 100The club meets on the last Thursday of every month in a dilapidated place. regenerated furnished neglected renovated 24 / 100Ratan never drive to work. seldom often always sometimes 25 / 100That police officer is known to be humane in his approach. uncultured uncompromising unsympathetic uncivilised 26 / 100She is beautiful as well as frivolous. rude indecent serious insane 27 / 100That was an exquisite piece of art which won the admiration of one and all. old expensive ugly cheap 28 / 100Mr. Khanna is held in high esteem by the residents of the colony. notoriety hatred revere disdain 29 / 100She detests government jobs. hate interested approves adores 30 / 100Phoolan Devi had to surrender under the most pressing circumstances. claim plunder attack release 31 / 100The gross domestic product(GDP) is an essential component of company. refined estimated coarse rough 32 / 100Of all the companions of our joyous ascent, there were only the two of us left. descent descant decent descendant 33 / 100She has an attractive figure. distracting complex unpredictable repulsive 34 / 100Many of the propositions he put up at the conference were ludicrous. humorous impractical praiseworthy obnoxious 35 / 100Sherlock Holmes is a fictitious character. imaginative real fancy foreign 36 / 100She began to babel in front of the guests. cry quiet mourn din 37 / 100The climbers found the ascent nerve breaking. descent slide fall decline 38 / 100Never consider your opponent to be weaker than you. antagonist rival friend ally 39 / 100Machine-civilisation has made human life artificial. natural genuine authentic true 40 / 100Merit need not be swamped while filling vacancies through a quota system. raised heeded considered remembered 41 / 100Terrorism is a serious hazard to the country. safety chance peril problem 42 / 100Sanjay's point of view was correct but his behaviour with his father was quite impertinent. smooth respectful impressive healthy 43 / 100Professors are generally serious about what they say. thoughtful insincere jolly smug 44 / 100People know him for his vanity. humanity honesty modesty courtesy 45 / 100The committee set about making provisional arrangements for the annual conference. lasting permanent abiding unconditional 46 / 100Rajesh's rustic behaviour astonished the teacher. impolite awkward genuine sophisticated 47 / 100Soon the boys realised his peevish ways and began to avoid him. snappish authoritative unpleasant amiable 48 / 100Should I communicate the date of the meeting to all the members? conceal refrain yield withhold 49 / 100On hearing the news he was in a state of ecstasy. trance pain disappointment depression 50 / 100One should never be reckless in his dealings with others. careful imprudent lenient indifferent 51 / 100Silence in this place is mandatory. compulsory irritating optional imperative 52 / 100The British policy was not one of domination but that of suppression. charity freedom licence liberty 53 / 100She used to disparage her neighbour every now and then. denigrate praise belittle please 54 / 100She was born rich and had a sophisticated taste. simple vigorous artificial superficial 55 / 100Mahatma Gandhi said that compassion is more important than truth. violence hardihood callousness uncivility 56 / 100Nothin has been organised properly and confuision seems inevitable. inevident ineligible inefficient uncertain 57 / 100Much to the chagrin of his parents, Ajit married a very poor girl. excitement pleasure satisfaction relief 58 / 100Many snakes are innocuous. harmful poisonous ferocious deadly 59 / 100Old people are usually more conservative than young people. modern reproachful dynamic liberal 60 / 100Pradeep is always jeered at by his companions. praised mocked mourned scorned 61 / 100Only an inquisitive person can gain proper knowledge. dull careless indolent uninterested 62 / 100Moments of solitude and silence helped the poet to concentrate on his poetic combination. distract contradict disturb confound 63 / 100Never be impulsive in taking decisions. clever cautious cunning considerable 64 / 100Such lofty dreams can never come true. insignificant puny humble casual 65 / 100Mr. Lal was a reserved man. popular talkative defamed companionable 66 / 100My parents were confident of my success in the examination. depressed diffident pessimistic worried 67 / 100She sat all alone in the party bearing that sulky face. mild loving cheerful kind 68 / 100Such a scene attracts the onlookers. annoys instigate repels revolts 69 / 100The covalent compunds consist of discrete molecules. grouped separate convoluted concrete 70 / 100Self-reliance has been adopted as an important objective of economic planning in modern India. refused discarded forsaken denied 71 / 100Most surfaces are made glossy by polishing. ugly rough crude dull 72 / 100On the face of it Poirot's glance conveyed humorous impatience. pathetic disappointed dismayed dejected 73 / 100Ranjeet is suffering from benign tumor. infectious spreading contagious malignant 74 / 100The boy was accused of theft. sentenced impeached exonerated liberated 75 / 100The chairman rebuked the accounts officer for not supervising the work of his coordinates. awarded received invited praised 76 / 100Many reactions take place in the blast furnace simultaneously. invariably contemporarily separately momentarily 77 / 100Matter expands on heating. contracts shrinks reduces diminishes 78 / 100Overeating can often be detrimental. injurious destructive beneficial useful 79 / 100The Chief Minister was given a warm welcome at the onset of the function. conclusion finale hindrance commencement 80 / 100The mammoth structure overlooked the building. tiny huge affluent narrow 81 / 100Mother Teresa devoted her life to the service of the poor and the destitute. greedy rich noble extraordinary 82 / 100The boy found himself in a pathetic situation. common surprising marvellous comical 83 / 100Mr. Arun Lal is a noted personality in the town. obscure ostracised notorious condemned 84 / 100She decided to finish the work before it became onerous. burdensome light unique unfamiliar 85 / 100That man is known for his elegance. awkwardness indelicacy clumsiness savagery 86 / 100The authorities inflicted harsh penalty on him for indulging in forgery. concession reward default commendation 87 / 100The attack on the freedom of the press is a retrograde step. aggressive progressive stubborn punitive 88 / 100The indignation of the retreating troops resulted in large scale killings. orderliness displeasure anger happiness 89 / 100The comely young girl proved to be a good receptionist. unattractive depressed gloomy inexperienced 90 / 100She was sceptical about the safety of the new drug. certain hopeful doubtful sanguine 91 / 100People understand speech in the context of their accumulated experience. assemble partial bias scattered 92 / 100She bought a gaudy shawl as a wedding gift for her sister. garnish fatuous sober ornate 93 / 100Mohini was often teased as corpulent by her friends. fat gaunt belligerent garrulous 94 / 100She was surprised by his amiability. sincerity pessimism prudence petulance 95 / 100Some people indulge in loud vulgar talk. restrained simple refined graceful 96 / 100Ranjeet drove to the place by a circuitous route. short direct roundabout obvious 97 / 100She is slender in figure. strong stout well-built slim 98 / 100Mrs. Higgins is a humble lady. vain unassuming youthful whimsical 99 / 100My uncle is very wealthy, but rather parsimonious in his habits. generous careless extravagant strict 100 / 100Sunil spent most of his time in recreation. leisure work diversion boredom For more Quiz updates ! 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Practice Test 11 November 9, 2023 No Comments /35 English_ AntonymsPractice Test 11 1 / 35She looked gorgeous in her new dress. beautiful ugly ordinary shabby 2 / 35Singular : Common Dull Ancient Social 3 / 35Mighty : Tough Forceful Weak Forcible 4 / 35Frugal : Happy Extravagant Rich Miserable 5 / 35Profusion : Confusion Scarcity Aversion Aspersion 6 / 35Testify : Evidence Prove Confide Falsify 7 / 35Glory : Reputation Notoriety Fame Splendour 8 / 35Divided : Isolated Dignified United Separated 9 / 35Extensive : Expensive Compact Abstract Concrete 10 / 35Attractive : Repugnant Loathsome Abominable Repulsive 11 / 35Repulsive : Meek Refulgent Effulgent Alluring 12 / 35Terrible : Frightening Scaring Soothing Delectable 13 / 35Ambiguous : Clear Responsible Salvageable Auxiliary 14 / 35Prosperous : Impecunious Advanced Retarded Adverse 15 / 35Differences : Discrimination Dissimilarities Resemblances Agreement 16 / 35Permit : Give Forbid Allow Preserve 17 / 35The bedroom is at the rear side of this house. front back unusual upper 18 / 35Discovered : Revealed Contended Concealed Exposed 19 / 35Development : Progress Retrogression Transgression Retardation 20 / 35Abstain : Tolerate Hoard Forbear Begin 21 / 35Superiority : Seniority Urbanity Inferiority Juniority 22 / 35STRINGENT Magnanimous Lenient General Vehement 23 / 35Modern : Ancient Recent Cast Up-date 24 / 35Beautiful : Graceful Wonderful Handsome Ugly 25 / 35Last : End Grow Diminish Finish 26 / 35Foremost : Mature Unimportant Disposed Hindmost 27 / 35Protects : Devises Deprives Defends Deserts 28 / 35Rigid : Lenient Generous Tolerant Merciful 29 / 35Underhand : Surreptitious Obscure Exposed Hidden 30 / 35Genuine : Artificial Synthetic Unnatural Sham 31 / 35Benign : Soft Malevolent Unwise Friendly 32 / 35Haunts : Repels Attracts Permeates Includes 33 / 35Impediments : Obstacles Obstructions Hindrances Handicaps 34 / 35Widely : Broad based Limitedly Spaciously Succinctly 35 / 35Obscure : Implicit Pedantic Obnoxious Explicit For more Quiz updates ! Give you Name & Contact info. Your score is LinkedIn Facebook Twitter 0% Restart quiz Read More
Practice Test 10 November 9, 2023 No Comments /100 English_ AntonymsPractice Test 10 1 / 100Acquit : Retreat Conceal Deprive Convict 2 / 100The moment when jadish got order of promotion, as General Manager, was a memorable occasion for him and his family. immemorial passing innocuous forgetful 3 / 100I abhor the ideas he sometimes expresses respect applaud admire appreciate 4 / 100COVERING : Hiding Avoiding Excluding Exhibiting 5 / 100The commission took two years to go through the massive collection of files and documents before preparing its report. short meagre ugly light 6 / 100We had a delectable meal yesterday. unsavory tasty heavy nice 7 / 100QUIESCENT Dormant ACTIVE Weak Unconcerned 8 / 100Asked : Directed Ignored Ordered Requested 9 / 100The leader was pragmatic in his approach to the problem facing the country. vague idealistic indefinite optimistic 10 / 100Sathish point of view was correct but his behavior with his father was quite impertinent. smooth inadequate respectful healthy 11 / 100The incessant noise of the boring machine made it difficult for us to got to sleep at night. intermittent harsh constant soft 12 / 100ARROGANT Humble Egotistic Cowardly Gentlemanly 13 / 100Everything about him, especially his talkative nature, proclaims his effeminacy. attractiveness manliness boorishness aggressiveness 14 / 100ABLE Inable Unable Disable Misable 15 / 100Given these constraint, we have no alternative but to suggest an improvised solution. a preplanned a complete a proscribed a permanent 16 / 100The officer asked the clerk to expedite the matter. adjourn delay defer postpone 17 / 100ENORMOUS Soft Tiny Average Weak 18 / 100The habit of squandering money should not be encouraged. collecting saving discarding hoarding 19 / 100They had an insipid conversation. loud lively curious argumentative 20 / 100EVASIVE Honest Free Liberal Frank 21 / 100The members thought that the task was feasible. impossible difficult workable impractical 22 / 100QUERULOUS: Disconnected Contented Disputed Timorous 23 / 100His critics found in the overt statements some hidden design. contrived pervert covert converse 24 / 100EXODUS Home-coming Influx Return Restoration 25 / 100There was something strange and morbid about the whole house. healthy insipid cheerful appealing 26 / 100History abounds in instances of courage. suffices fails lacks shines 27 / 100He abandoned his family. saved pleased encouraged supported 28 / 100The atmosphere in that desolate place looked ominous. auspicious encouraging favorable pleasant 29 / 100It was done in a haphazard manner. extraordinary designed excellent planned 30 / 100Unsettled conditions in the land led to exodus of hundreds of its citizens. expulsion invasion immigration entry 31 / 100ZENITH Acme Nadir Top Pinnacle 32 / 100I was surprised at his stiff attitude. lively flexible courteous soft 33 / 100SCURRILOUS: Decent Mitigate Ribald Abusive 34 / 100The plantation workers were on a collision course before the labor officer intervened. circuitous conciliatory retaliatory perfunctory 35 / 100The atmosphere in the institute he had newly joined congenial to research. disagreeable for unsuitable for unpleasant for inconvenient for 36 / 100His vindictive nature often came up for comment among his friends. timid forgiving obedient forgetful 37 / 100GLOOMY: Discouraging Disguising Tragic Bright 38 / 100LOQUACIOUS Verbose Talkative Garrulous Reticent 39 / 100DENSITY Intelligence Clarity Brightness Rarity 40 / 100Adversity teaches man to be humble and self-reliant. prosperity sincerity animosity curiosity 41 / 100He is the most prudent person. I have ever came across. inconsiderate reckless injudicious shortsighted 42 / 100Bitter : Blunt Sweet Timid Bold 43 / 100BELITTLE Adore Criticize Flatter Exaggerate 44 / 100This new magazine is know for its comprehensive coverage of news. indifferent inadequate superficial casual 45 / 100Like poverty, affluence can sometimes create its own problems. opulence exuberance sorrow indigence 46 / 100You can hardly find any trace of humility in the man. arrogance conceit pride insolence 47 / 100Those who views are progressive often meet with formidable impediments when they begin to act. brave retrograde outmoded revolutionary 48 / 100The result of the tournament gave them a sense of elation. despondency despair misery disappointment 49 / 100The minister gave a public speech on the controversial subject to precipitate the matter. pull create defer push 50 / 100Many people suffer setbacks in their career because of their inherent levity. solemnity religiosity seriousness gravity 51 / 100AVERSION : Awareness Hatred Liking Avoidable 52 / 100Because of the economy drive, they very unwillingly surrendered some superfluous posts. important significant essential relevant 53 / 100He was asked to accelerate the pace of work. supervise check control slacken 54 / 100AMICABLE : Haughty Unpleasant Hostile Friendly 55 / 100His interpretation of the poem is superficial. mystical obfuscation difficult mysterious 56 / 100The young leader was reluctant to shoulder the responsibilities of ministerial office. eager willing anxious wanting 57 / 100The chairman initiated the proceedings with a brief speech. complicated closed confused started 58 / 100He spoke against corruption with zeal. indifference passiveness despair calmness 59 / 100MORTAL Immortal Divine Eternal Spiritual 60 / 100TACITURN : Silent Immense Talkative Judge 61 / 100Dinesh could manage his family satisfactory with his meager income. fabulous adequate continuous hard 62 / 100The chairman rebuked the accounts for not supervising officer for not supervising the work of his subordinates. awarded received praised invited 63 / 100In ancient India, scholars had no interest in political power or material growth. spiritual celestial psychic internal 64 / 100STARTLED Amused Relaxed Endless Astonished 65 / 100Mala was often teased as corpulent by her friends. belligerent fat gaunt garrulous 66 / 100EPHEMERAL: Permanent Passing Distasteful Sensuous 67 / 100In a literary work obscurity can be a virtue. specificity precision clarity definiteness 68 / 100crestfallen he returned as he had never faced such humiliation in the whole of his life. vainglorious indignant triumphant disturbed 69 / 100Commissioned : Started Finished Closed Terminated 70 / 100RELINQUISH Possess Deny Renounce Abdicate 71 / 100INDISCREET Reliable Stupid Honest Prudent 72 / 100INDUSTRIOUS Casual Passive Indolent Indifferent 73 / 100I thought about her a lot during the following months. succeeding proceeding preceding receding 74 / 100MITIGATE : Aggravate Alleviate Allay Abate 75 / 100Feasibility of the project is under study. impropriety impracticability cheapness unsuitability 76 / 100Poet often prefer ambiguity to clarity certainty rationality perversity 77 / 100It was universally characterized as a progressive measure. growing obstructive abhorrent regressive 78 / 100His short but pointed speech was applauded by all sections of the audience. misunderstood praised disapproved welcomed 79 / 100He is extremely intelligent but proud. ignorant simple dull weak 80 / 100Harish displays enthusiasm whenever he is posed with a problem. eagerness weakness softness indifference 81 / 100He is well known for coming up with impracticable solutions. alternate possible easy feasible 82 / 100FRAUDULENT Forthright Direct Candid Genuine 83 / 100VANITY Conceit Ostentatious Humility Pride 84 / 100CONCEDE Object Accede Refuse Grant 85 / 100Consolidate : Destroy Build Expand Weaken 86 / 100COMMISSIONED Started Finished Terminated Closed 87 / 100ARTIFICIAL Red Natural Truthful Solid 88 / 100The inhabitants of the island were barbarians. bad uncivilised cruel civilised 89 / 100EXPAND Congest Convert Conclude Condense 90 / 100Trivial : Intricate Serious Calm Dainty 91 / 100Ancient : Modern Repulsion Departure Disappear 92 / 100FLAGITIOUS Innocent Vapid Frivolous Ignorant 93 / 100Bright : Narrow Coward Sharp Dull 94 / 100PROVOCATION Pacification Peace Vocation Destruction 95 / 100CACOPHONOUS: Harsh Loud Melodious Sonorous 96 / 100GREGARIOUS Antisocial Glorious Horrendous Similar 97 / 100Obeying : Refusing Following Ordering Contradicting 98 / 100Many people try to resist reforms in the society. fight repel welcome accept 99 / 100The managing director remarked that the secretary was an asset to the company. drag loss liability handicap 100 / 100Always : Disallow Never Daily Descend For more Quiz updates ! 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Practice Test 1 November 9, 2023 No Comments /100 English_ AntonymsPractice Test 1 1 / 100There was not a single bibulous adventurer in our expedition. sober cowardly fearful unenergetic 2 / 100Their meeting was rather boisterous. quiet business like noisy calm 3 / 100The gatekeeper ought to be more vigilant these days. careless innocent irresponsible ignorant 4 / 100The guard was given explicit orders about whom to admit. wrong ambiguous no inadequate 5 / 100The new government has abolished the Gold Control Act. passed removed approved restored 6 / 100The plantation workers were on a collision course before the labour officer intervened. conciliatory circuitous retaliatory perfunctory 7 / 100The criminal was detained by the police. dismissed deterred released protected 8 / 100The thief confessed at the police station that he had stolen my watch. denied disproved admitted concealed 9 / 100The lady shouted with a loud, shrill voice. feeble blunt inaudible muffled 10 / 100The director had a derisive attitude towards some of the members of the committee. enthusiastic respectful encouraging deprecatory 11 / 100The palace was indeed grotesque. congruous filthy decent good 12 / 100This is a trivial matter. small easy difficult important 13 / 100There has always been a feeling of rancour between the two families. suspicion rivalry friendliness competition 14 / 100This tonic serves to vitalise your hairs. enfeeble clamour repress shorten 15 / 100The fifteenth century witnessed an era of Renaissance in Europe. decadence prehistory immorality pestilence 16 / 100This painting is full of radiant colours. bright delicate rare dull 17 / 100The flight was delayed because of bad weather. released quickened triggered expedited 18 / 100The officer incharge was quite humane in his approach. unsympathetic uncultured uncivilised uncompromising 19 / 100The police tried to find out the rightful owner of the ornaments left in the train. mistaken indefinite claimant unlawful 20 / 100The revised pay scale is uniform. equal varied different opposite 21 / 100The stuffed toy bore a glossy look. obscene ventilating sleek dull 22 / 100The momentum of the movement slackened in course of time. stopped quickened recovered multiplied 23 / 100This is the cardinal point of the issue. insignificant vital debatable minor 24 / 100The room was filled with a delicious odour. strange unpalatable repulsive bitter 25 / 100The dinner set she presented to me was durable enough. light fragile worn strong 26 / 100The members of the opposition party made derogatory remarks about the policies of the government. admirable praiseworthy respectable laudatory 27 / 100The deliberate suavity of Dev's behaviour made the emotions of the audience volatile. stupidity politeness impetuosity pleasant 28 / 100The incident frustrated all his ambitions. satiated appeased cloyed satisfied 29 / 100The duty of atrue citizen is to thwart social evils as untouchability, dowry system etc. frustrate favour sustain promote 30 / 100The Gupta rulers patronised all cultural activities and thus the Gupta era came to be known as the 'the Golden Era' of Indian history. rejected spurned opposed criticised 31 / 100The wife fainted away, lamenting the death of her husband. enjoying rejoicing smiling ridiculing 32 / 100The scene was indeed captivating. obscene hateful disgusting repulsive 33 / 100This piece of land is the most fertile and yields a good harvest each year. futile sterile worthless startling 34 / 100There are four chapters that are extraneous to the structure of the book. important needful relevant integral 35 / 100This window-pane is transparent. translucent fragile opaque solid 36 / 100The passing of the bill was followed by a large scale retaliation by the citizens. redressal conciliation reconciliation procreation 37 / 100The two girls are always together. There is a great affinity between them. sympathy apathy empathy antipathy 38 / 100The influence of political broadcasts on elections is considerable. negligible uninfluential insignificant inadequate 39 / 100The man at the gate had a forbidding appearance. tranquil lenient mild friendly 40 / 100The man was liberated from the charge. imprisoned concealed emancipated enclosed 41 / 100The two friends were distinct in every thing; dress, manners, hair-style and food habits. similar opposite different uniform 42 / 100The key words in planning for an unpredictable future are focus and flexibility. rigidity tensity pliability complexity 43 / 100The luxurious hotel is a paradise for hedonists. saints adventurers ascetics stoics 44 / 100The long sickness has turned the boy flimsy. strong healthy wholesome agile 45 / 100The members of the Board were impressed by the candidates urbane behaviour. rude rural indifferent negative 46 / 100The stranger who stayed with us was a ruthless fellow. courteous cordial candid sympathetic 47 / 100Their team bore delinquent participants. reverent quarrelsome conformist uncivil 48 / 100There is an obscure cave on the other side of the hill. admired well-known notorious infamous 49 / 100The government is taking measures to augment the country's food supply. surpass compensate prohibit decrease 50 / 100The king consolidated the empire into a powerful nation. isolated weakened divided fragmented 51 / 100The Government empowered itself to attach the assets of all the scam suspects. donate detach return release 52 / 100The teacher gave a vivid description of the next day's programme. hazy inanimate unintelligible obscure 53 / 100The problem of dowry in our country has assumed gargantuan proportions. minute bearable negligible minimal 54 / 100The food served at the official dinner was very bland. nutritious spicy inedible tasty 55 / 100The patient looks a little more cheerful this morning. depressed dull energetic stupid 56 / 100The usual adulation of the officers msut end. praise flattery condemnation back-biting 57 / 100The error in the newspaper article is accidental. permissible conventional usual intentional 58 / 100The minister is optimistic about the new project just launched. stoical dubious pessimistic cynical 59 / 100The last show of the concert at the Ritz theatre was a fiasco. fruitful triumph success victory 60 / 100The General ordered the troops to advance to the fort. return escape retreat retire 61 / 100The primary duty of our countrymen at present should be to curb such social evils as casteism and untouchability. reinstate restore recommend encourage 62 / 100The priest would not allow anyone to desecrate the sanctity of the temple. desist intensify integrate consecrate 63 / 100They invited him to sumptuous lunch. cheap nutritious poor meagre 64 / 100The man's actions made it obvious that he had a wicked plan in mind. FALSE obscure certain difficult 65 / 100The scheme proved harmful for the people, the middle income group in particular. usual general specific common 66 / 100They have not been eating nourishing food. heavy poor undercooked unhygienic 67 / 100The drug will have pernicious effect on your health. ruinous prolonged beneficial pornographic 68 / 100The treaty was ratified by the heads of states. set aside unsettled annulled destroyed 69 / 100There was a marginal increase in his pay. negligible significant peripheral unforeseen 70 / 100The doctor advised us to give him wholesome nutrition. depressing fragmentary stupendous sickly 71 / 100The incident cemented their relations. destroyed wasted corroded disintegrated 72 / 100This shop keeps only genuine articles. spurious antique duplicate imported 73 / 100The leader was pragmatic in his approach to the problems facing the country. idealistic indefinite optimistic vague 74 / 100The minister was accused of indulging in nepotism. condemnation indifference hatred impartiality 75 / 100There is a dearth of milk in Delhi nowadays. sufficiency abundance extravagance scarcity 76 / 100The story was set up in an eerie atmosphere. weird delightful canny warm 77 / 100This is not ideology but pragmatic language teaching. impractical imperfect impossible improper 78 / 100The idea of uniting the two Germanys was seductive. unacceptable depressive foolish repulsive 79 / 100The minister was punished with defection for his anti-party activities. joining resignation invitation co-operation 80 / 100The teacher instructed the students to draw the marginal lines. global central fractional angular 81 / 100The teacher told the student to abridge the essay he had written. modify amplify shorten increase 82 / 100There are reports that many poor people abandon female children. keep help like reject 83 / 100This is only the most tenuous evidence for it. reasonable enough less abundant 84 / 100This offer has come as a great boon to me. curse misfortune blemish trouble 85 / 100The Ganga is as deep in midstream as at the banks. hollow narrow wide shallow 86 / 100The property of contraction of matter on cooling is put to several practical uses. diminution expansion growth improvement 87 / 100This area is well known for plentiful rain. impoverished miserly poor scarce 88 / 100There was no altruistic motive that prompted him to help her. inhuman brutal selfish wicked 89 / 100This author has perspicuity in his style. obtuseness bluntness vivacity frankness 90 / 100The Principal hardly managed to give the papers a cursory glance. curious superficial through thorough 91 / 100There was a marked deterioration in his condition. amendment reformation improvement revision 92 / 100The new officer is a brash young man. arrogant kind polite handsome 93 / 100The students assembled in the meeting hall. dispersed removed eliminated diffused 94 / 100There is scarcity of milk in Delhi. sufficiency abundance shortage excess 95 / 100The leader might have had some covert reason for the change of his political affiliations. flimsy unjustifiable obvious inexplicable 96 / 100The sudden appearance of the stranger in the cottage despite all doors being closed is questionable. certain surprising casual dubious 97 / 100The intricate carvings on the panels are notable. hateful uncommon ordinary absurd 98 / 100The decision to stop firing across the border was a unilateral one. collective bilateral multilateral multiple 99 / 100The heroine's infidelity finds no mention in this biography. innocence loyalty intelligence charity 100 / 100The geologists declared that the fossil was authentic. beautiful new old fake For more Quiz updates ! 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