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