English Synonyms MCQ’s Series Practice Test 16 November 9, 2023 No Comments /10 English_ SynonymsPractice Test 16 1 / 10STUMBLING BLOCK: Argument Frustration Advantage Hurdle 2 / 10ABANDON : Keep Enlarge Cherish Forsake 3 / 10DEFER : Defy Postpone Differ Indifferent 4 / 10CANCEL: Break Approve Allow Abolish 5 / 10CEASE: Create Begin Stop Dull 6 / 10GERMINATE : Produce Sprout Decay Breed 7 / 10MASSIVE: Lump sum Strong Little Gaping 8 / 10PIOUS: Sympathetic Afraid Religious Faithful 9 / 10FOSTERING : Ignoring Neglecting Safeguarding Nurturing 10 / 10PROPEL: Drive Jettison Burst Acclimatize For more Quiz updates ! Give you Name & Contact info. Your score is LinkedIn Facebook Twitter 0% Restart quiz Read More Practice Test 15 November 9, 2023 No Comments /100 English_ SynonymsPractice Test 15 1 / 100FICTION : Imaginary Novel Tamed Wildness 2 / 100FEEBLE Vain Weak Sick Arrogant 3 / 100RESTRAINT Repression Hindrance Obstacle Restriction 4 / 100PREDOMINANT : Important Vague Assurance Lovable 5 / 100FUGITIVE : Enduring Vain Escaping Weak 6 / 100RESCUE Save Command Defence Help 7 / 100UTILITY : Advantage Profitability Benefit Usefulness 8 / 100CONTAIN : Limit Hold Express Prevent 9 / 100DILIGENT : Fool Unhappy Hardworking Disappointment 10 / 100FAKE Trustworthy Original Imitation Loyal 11 / 100WRETCHED: Foolish Insane Strained Poor 12 / 100DEIFY Challenge Face Flatter Worship 13 / 100PASS : Qualify Die Elongated Cross 14 / 100ALACRITY : Alarm Frankness Briskness Fear 15 / 100INDICT Reprimand Allege Accuse Condemn 16 / 100ECSTATIC Enraptured Bewildered Animated Willful 17 / 100ABSTRUSE: Profound Irrelevant Shallow Awful 18 / 100RECKLESS Bold Rash Courageous Daring 19 / 100ADMONISH Punish Curse Dismiss Reprimand 20 / 100ESSENTIAL : Advisable Beneficial Unavoidable Desirable 21 / 100RECUPERATE : Recover Reimburse Relocate Rehabilitate 22 / 100GOAD : Worship Soothe Irritate Save 23 / 100DILIGENT Brilliant Inventive Hard-working Progressive 24 / 100EVENTUALLY : Ultimately Abruptly Quickly Suddenly 25 / 100FOMENT : Abrasion Isolation Extirpate Provoke 26 / 100VENUE Agenda Duration Place Time 27 / 100SALACITY Recession Indecency Depression Bliss 28 / 100INSOLVENT Broke Poor Bankrupt Penniless 29 / 100IMPROVEMENT Betterment Preference Advancement Promotion 30 / 100PACIFY : Calm Gather Remit Allot 31 / 100YOB: Aggressive Intelligent Annoyed Humble 32 / 100INFREQUENT Sometimes Rare Never Usual 33 / 100HAGGLE: Postpone Accept Bargain Reject 34 / 100BITTERNESS : Sourness Hoarseness Aspersion Acrimony 35 / 100CATER : Provide Advance Develop Discover 36 / 100BARE Neat Clear Tolerate Uncovered 37 / 100BROWSE Deceive Examine Heal Strike 38 / 100MELD Glisten Purchase Soothe Merge 39 / 100PROHIBIT : Forfeit Provide Forbid Prescribe 40 / 100SHALLOW Foolish Worthless Superficial Artificial 41 / 100EXTRICATE Complicate Pull Free Tie 42 / 100IMPERCEPTIBLE : Obvious Humble Subtle Mean 43 / 100AWAKENED : Realized Enlightened Shook Briefed 44 / 100CORPULENT Emaciated Gaunt Lean Obese 45 / 100TURN : Rotate Shift Curve Move 46 / 100LIBERAL : Imaginative Generous Broad-minded Visionary 47 / 100CANNY Handsome Obstinate Clever Stout 48 / 100ANNIHILATE : Forward Entrain Destroy testify 49 / 100ALTERCATION : Distribution Charge Heated dispute Choice 50 / 100COMPASSION : Contrast Cruelty Similarity Kindness 51 / 100AUGURY: Intention Prophecy Future Astronomy 52 / 100WARRIOR Soldier Pirate Sailor Spy 53 / 100BUSY : Diligent Active Preoccupied Occupied 54 / 100VENT Stodge Past End Opening 55 / 100INSTALLED : Settled Manufactured Started Prepared 56 / 100EMBEZZLE Remunerate Clear Balance Misappropriate 57 / 100ALERT Energetic Observant Watchful Intelligent 58 / 100INADVERTENT : Unintentional Ignorant Undisturbed Unexpected 59 / 100TIMID Fast Medium Shy Slow 60 / 100TRANSIENT Transparent Fanciful Feeble Fleeting 61 / 100HARBINGER Forerunner Pilot Steward Messenger 62 / 100LAMENT Console Condone Complain Comment 63 / 100STUPID : Obstinate Illiterate Dull Rude 64 / 100DIELECTRIC : Constructive Nonconductor Destructive Instructive 65 / 100AUGUST Common Petty Ridiculous Dignified 66 / 100ADVERSITY Failure Misfortune Helplessness Crisis 67 / 100ABJECT Deny Challenge Disobey Miserable 68 / 100CONSEQUENCES Conclusions Difficulties Applications Results 69 / 100Synopsis : Index Puzzle Mixture Summary 70 / 100REPEAL Cancel Pass Perpetuate Sanction 71 / 100ATTEMPT Serve Explore Try Explain 72 / 100FIDELITY : Faithfulness Weakness Resourcefulness Strength 73 / 100DISPARAGE : Discriminate Scatter Belittle Waste 74 / 100Diversion : Distortion Change Amusement Deviation 75 / 100CANDID Bright Apparent Frank Explicit 76 / 100DIVERSION Amusement Bylane Deviation Arrival 77 / 100PIOUS Pure Pretentious Devout Clean 78 / 100DISTANT Separate Removed Reserved Far 79 / 100FORAY Contest Intuition Maraud Ranger 80 / 100FORTITUDE : Safety Courage Protection Similarity 81 / 100DELECTABLE: Enjoyable Nobel Delicious Sumptuous 82 / 100IRONIC Inflexible Good-natured Bitter Sarcastic 83 / 100EXPONENT : Cancel Meddler Horrid Advocate 84 / 100HESITATED Slowed Paused Postponed Stopped 85 / 100NEUTRAL Unbiased Undecided Indifferent Non-aligned 86 / 100INEBRIATE Dreamy Drunken Unsteady Stupefied 87 / 100SEE : Stand Observe Look Talk 88 / 100BRIEF Small Little Short Limited 89 / 100GRAPHIC : Timid Instructive Moving Obvious 90 / 100VANGUARD : Race driver Flag bearer Pioneer Officer 91 / 100CONTENTMENT : Craftiness Satisfaction Idleness Craving 92 / 100STERILE : Barren Dry None of these Childless 93 / 100REDRESSED : Redone Restored Addressed Equalised 94 / 100PALTRY : Slovenly Insignificant Average Unfair 95 / 100SHOWY : Gaudy Hungry Greedy Rowdy 96 / 100MOVING Toying Taking Shifting Turning 97 / 100INEXPLICABLE Chaotic Confusing Unconnected Unaccountable 98 / 100DUPLICITY : Deceit Cleverness Artlessness Repetition 99 / 100STERILE Barren Fertile Childless Dry 100 / 100SECURITY : Fearlessness Confidence Safety Boldness For more Quiz updates ! 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Your score is LinkedIn Facebook Twitter 0% Restart quiz Read More Practice Test 14 November 9, 2023 No Comments /100 English_ SynonymsPractice Test 14 1 / 100GERMANE Logical Responsible Relevant Possible 2 / 100Only those who are gullible take every advertisement seriously. fallible unrealistic enthusiastic unsuspecting 3 / 100FURORE Flux Anteroom Worry Excitement 4 / 100We didn't believe in his statement, but subsequent events proved that he was right. earlier later many few 5 / 100REPERCUSSION Clever Remuneration Recollection Reaction 6 / 100No one will invite her to a tea party for she is so garrulous. repeats gossip talks a lot giggles all the time laughs a lot 7 / 100INTIMIDATE Bluff Frighten Hint Harass 8 / 100The attitude of Western countries towards the Third World Countries is rather callous to say the least. passive unfeeling unkind cursed 9 / 100The general policies will relieve the sufferings of the common man. moderate alleviate aggravate abate 10 / 100Public figures should not indulge in mud-slinging. quarrelling slander mockery caricatures 11 / 100It is very difficult to retain all that you hear in the class. keep recall conserve preserve 12 / 100TEPID Warm Boiling Cold Hot 13 / 100The pioneers left a blazing trial of courage, manliness and chivalry. colonialist explorers inventors settlers 14 / 100RABBLE Roar Noise Rubbish Mob 15 / 100That the plan is both inhuman and preposterous needs no further proof. absurd heartless impractical abnormal 16 / 100WARY Tired Distorted vigilant Sad 17 / 100DESTITUTION Poverty Humility Wealthy Moderation 18 / 100The inspector was a vigilant young man. ambitious intelligent watchful smart 19 / 100The visitor had a bohemian look. unfriendly sinister unconventional hostile 20 / 100MASSACRE Murder Assassinate Stab Slaughter 21 / 100The prisoner has been languishing in the jail for the last many years. suffering convicted attempting avoiding 22 / 100CORRESPONDENCE Agreements Contracts Documents Letters 23 / 100MASTERLY Meaningful Cruel Skilful Crafty 24 / 100INSOMNIA Lethargy Unconsciousness Drunkenness Sleeplessness 25 / 100AWAKENED Waken Enlightened Realised Shook 26 / 100Catching snakes can be hazardous for people untrained in the art. difficult dangerous tricky harmful 27 / 100SCINTILLATING Touching Smouldering Glittering Warming 28 / 100The story is too fantastic to be credible. false praiseworthy believable readable 29 / 100He has a propensity for getting into debt. quality tendency aptitude characteristic 30 / 100A rupture in the relationship of two brothers is quite apparent. gap break damage breach 31 / 100Instead of putting up a united front against on common enemy, the medieval states frittered away their energy in internecine warfare. destructive pernicious baneful detrimental 32 / 100The bullet wound proved to be fatal and the soldier died immediately. serious grievous dangerous deadly 33 / 100The great artist life was full of vicissitudes. changes sorrows surprises misfortunes 34 / 100His visit to foreign countries brought about a sea-change in his outlook and his attitude to people. favourable change unfavourable change complete change partial change 35 / 100INFAMY Dishonour Integrity Glory Reputation 36 / 100GARNISH Adorn Paint Abuse Garner 37 / 100Even today many people are guided by abstruse moral values. obscure impracticable irrational dangerous 38 / 100GARRULITY Speciousness Loquaciousness Senility Credulity 39 / 100ZANY Pet Magician Thief Clown 40 / 100As the driver was inebriated he could not control the car. intoxicated befuddled inexperienced tired 41 / 100Whatever opinion he give is sane. obscure arrogant rational wild 42 / 100DISTINCTION Degree Different Diffusion Disagreement 43 / 100VIGOUR Strength Enthusiasm Warmth Boldness 44 / 100He is averse to the idea of holding elections now. angry indifferent convinced opposed 45 / 100ENTIRE Quarter Whole Part Half 46 / 100UNCOUTH Dirty Slovenly Rough Ungraceful 47 / 100TORTURE Harassment Chastisement Terror Torment 48 / 100I wrote to him as lately as last week. immediately late recently early 49 / 100ASCEND Deviate Grow Leap Mount 50 / 100The accident occurred due to his lapse. ignorance error haste carelessness 51 / 100The recent acts of vandalism in the country cannot be ignored. ravage violence disturbance provocation 52 / 100he soldier displayed exceptional courage and saved Major from the enemy's hand. unusual avoidable strange abnormal 53 / 100After the dismal performance of the team in the series concluded yesterday, the captain offered his resignation to the president of the club. short miserly sorrowful poor 54 / 100When the police questioned him, he gave very incoherent answer at first. inconsistent irrelevant irritating irrational 55 / 100LAUD Praise Eulogy Lord Extolled 56 / 100SHIVER Tremble Rock Move Feel 57 / 100The aberration in the Indian Economy can be attributed to short-sightedness of its political masters. privilege steadfastness procrastination deviation 58 / 100FRUGALITY Enthusiasm Extremity Economical Foolishness 59 / 100The great dancer impressed the appreciative crowd by his nimble movements. lively subtle clear quickening 60 / 100Few teachers have been spared the problem of an obstreperous pupil in the class. sullen awkward unruly lazy 61 / 100VORACIOUS Quick Wild Angry Greedy 62 / 100Lack of occupation is not necessary revealed by manifest idleness. easily acquired easily perceived easily infected easily deflected 63 / 100The tablet alleviated the pain, and the patient was soon feeling much better. lightened moderated removed mitigated 64 / 100On scrutiny the police officer found out that the documents provided by the landlord were totally fabricated. historical forged prepared genuine 65 / 100REFECTORY Living Room Restaurant Parlour Dining Room 66 / 100PONDER Think Anticipate Increase Evaluate 67 / 100KEN Trial Ignorance Witness Knowledge 68 / 100MOROSE Gloomy Moody Annoyed Displeased 69 / 100TACITURNITY Dumbness Reserve Hesitation Changeableness 70 / 100We should always try to maintain and promote communal amity. bondage friendship understanding contention 71 / 100MAYHEM Defeat Havoc Excitement Jubilation 72 / 100They feel that we should be fully aware of our own environment. surroundings family heredity nationality 73 / 100The International Community may begin to doubt the credentials of the largest democracy in the world. trustworthiness principles capacity unreliable 74 / 100DEBACLE Disgrace Defeat Collapse Decline 75 / 100ABUNDANT Cheap Ripe Plenty Absent 76 / 100In spite of their efforts, the team of scientists could not make much headway to solve the problem. thinking start efforts progress 77 / 100MENDACIOUS False Full of Confidence Provocative Encouraging 78 / 100The notice said that the meeting would begin precisely at 9.30 AM. inaccurately approximately concisely exactly 79 / 100PRESTIGE Influence Quality Name Wealth 80 / 100CANTANKEROUS Noisy Rash Quarrelsome Disrespectful 81 / 100IMPROMPTU Unreal Offhand Effective Unimportant 82 / 100I don't like alien fashions. unusual exotic foreign extraneous 83 / 100ERROR Misadventure Misgiving Blunder Ambiguity 84 / 100Traffic being what it is, it is lamentable that our roads are unable to take the load. unpardonable terrible inexcusable deplorable 85 / 100Silence is mandatory for meditation to be effective. compulsory voluntary permissive optional 86 / 100The ascending temperature in many parts of the world confirms global warming which is an environmental hazard. shooting falling mounting rising 87 / 100GRATIFY Appreciate Indulge Frank Pacify 88 / 100Many species of animals have become extinct during the last hundred years. non-existent aggressive feeble scattered 89 / 100LYNCH Shoot Madden Kill Hang 90 / 100CONNOISSEUR Interpreter Gourmet Ignorant Delinquent 91 / 100She has an insatiable love for music. irreconcilable undesirable unsatisfiable unchanging 92 / 100PRECARIOUS Critical Perilous Cautious Brittle 93 / 100It took him a long time to come round after the operation. walk move recover eat 94 / 100UNITE Combine Unfold Unchain Unhinge 95 / 100RANT Praise Fulminate Treatment Formalise 96 / 100COMMENSURATE Begining Measurable Appropriate Proportionate 97 / 100The thief outwitted the constable on some pretext and disappeared on the way to the police station. outmanoeuvred defeated cheated prudent 98 / 100They were totally unaware of the impending disaster. threatening terrible imminent possible 99 / 100That young is quite sanguine about the result of his competitive examination. anxious depressed optimistic pessimistic 100 / 100COMBAT Quarrel Fight Conflict Feud For more Quiz updates ! 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Your score is LinkedIn Facebook Twitter 0% Restart quiz Read More Practice Test 13 November 9, 2023 No Comments /100 English_ SynonymsPractice Test 13 1 / 100Synonym of EXTRAVAGANT Expensive Wasteful Proud Reckless 2 / 100Synonym of BROOK Taste Serve Tolerate Indulge 3 / 100Synonym of GRUESOME Painful Tragic Hateful Frightful 4 / 100Whatever the verdict of history may be, Chaplin will occupy a unique place in its pages. voice judgement outcome prediction 5 / 100The small boy was able to give a graphic description of the thief. broad drawing vivid vague 6 / 100Synonym of UNTIE Unhinge Unfold Unchain Undo 7 / 100The indiscriminate demand for mass consumption goods is deplorable. desperate discreet insensitive undifferentiated 8 / 100Everybody likes him because he is an industrious student. diligent prompt excellent energetic 9 / 100The young man appears to be quite headstrong. obstinate thick-headed robust witty 10 / 100When he could not endure the cruel ragging any longer, the new recruit bravely stood up to all his bullying seniors. defeated fought challenged resisted 11 / 100Incensed by his rude behaviour, the manager suspended the worker. enraged enthused excited inflamed 12 / 100He found a lucrative assignment. profitable good excellent significant 13 / 100Synonym of GRAPHIC Geometrical Mathematical Pictorial Squarish 14 / 100"I have learnt a great deal working factories, and for a time I've never been a weaver. Here are my testimonials, Mr. Davis" tokens testaments witnesses credentials 15 / 100Synonym of MOOT Unexpected Controversial Obsequious Invisible 16 / 100She baffled all our attempts to find her. circumvented assist foiled defeated 17 / 100Synonym of DUBIOUS Doubtful Zig zag Sincere Straight 18 / 100Synonym of BESIEGED Encircled Destroyed Troubled Skirted 19 / 100Synonym of ESCULENT Thick Edible Lovable Hungry 20 / 100Synonym of TERRIFIC Terrible Big Excellent Tragic 21 / 100The invasion force had no artillery and was completely annihilated. split destroyed reduced dismembered 22 / 100The base of an Indian Politicians is the group of sycophants around them who earn bad name for their leaders. foppish flatterers submissive harbor 23 / 100Synonym of KEN Knowledge Ignorance Witness Trial 24 / 100When he returned he was accompanied by a sprightly young girl. sportive intelligent beautiful lively 25 / 100Synonym of ABRADE Scold Wear Attach Twist 26 / 100Synonym of DISINTER Disguise Bury Befool Unearth 27 / 100The pupil was asked to rectify the mistake. correct condone clarify repeat 28 / 100Synonym of STUBBORN Easy Willing Obstinate Pliable 29 / 100Synonym of SLOPPY Tired Untrustworthy Careless Drunk 30 / 100The time I spent in the library was a most rewarding one. serviceable paying precious profitable 31 / 100Synonym of CONSOLIDATE Conspire Contrive Unite Connive 32 / 100Synonym of ACRID Bitter Filthy Dirty Unripe 33 / 100Synonym of UNDULATE Wave Decrease Flood Retard 34 / 100The prince fell in love with a comely young maiden. delightful homely elegant pretty 35 / 100Synonym of CALUMNIATE Slander Delay Warn Approve 36 / 100Some people just cannot compromise where truth is concerned. intransigence yield conciliate adjust 37 / 100Japan has been very much eulogised in this book. appreciated approved applauded praised 38 / 100Synonym of LANGUOR Weariness Irritation Excitement Agitation 39 / 100The soldier provided his mettle in the battlefield. stamina courage persistence heroism 40 / 100Synonym of ACCUSE Exonerate Vindicate Impeach Absolve 41 / 100Synonym of CONFIDENTIAL Hidden Secret Private Trusted 42 / 100A person unrestrained by the rules of morality or tradition is called a licentious person. loafer criminal libertine freelance 43 / 100Synonym of TEDIOUS Troublesome Tiresome Lengthy Painful 44 / 100When I look back over there wartime years I cannot help feeling that time is an inadequate and even capricious measure of their duration at one moment they seem so long, at another so short. unpredictable misleading erratic whimsical 45 / 100Synonym of PARAMOUNT Urgent Valuable Prestigious Supreme 46 / 100Synonym of DODGE Break Drag Push Avoid 47 / 100Synonym of IMPERTINENT Thoughtless Sceptical Irritable Impudent 48 / 100Synonym of FADE Lose Fall Suffer Wither 49 / 100It is a scandal that the murderer was declared innocent. talk impropriety silly rumour 50 / 100The poem is written in a very lucid style. clear elaborate noble intricate 51 / 100Synonym of FERRY Bargain Drown Transport Celebrate 52 / 100His style is quite transparent. witty verbose lucid involved 53 / 100The leader nodded his approbation. appreciation admiration approval understanding 54 / 100He listened of my request with indifference. caution disinterest concern displeasure 55 / 100Synonym of BARBARIAN Arrogant Impolite Unkind Uncivilised 56 / 100Synonym of INEXPLICABLE Chaotic Unconnected Unaccountable Confusing 57 / 100Synonym of MOVING Shifting Turning Toying Taking 58 / 100The claims of students look hollow when they attribute their poor performance to difficulty of examination. inhere impute inundate infer 59 / 100The president of the party deprecated the move of the Government to introduce electoral reforms in a haste. protested extricated denied humiliated 60 / 100Synonym of CONTRITE Shy Serious Repentant Uncertain 61 / 100The underworld still makes solid profit out of illicit liquor. illegal illegitimate country indigenous 62 / 100Synonym of LAZE Wander Rest Waste Abdicate 63 / 100Synonym of OSTRACIZE Include Expedite Welcome Exclude 64 / 100Synonym of ENERVATE Weaken Energise Calm Lure 65 / 100Some of the Asian countries have been enmeshed in an inescapable debt trap. hit arrested struck entangled 66 / 100Synonym of WARY Practical Accurate Quick Cautious 67 / 100Even though singing of ballads is no longer lucrative the Bhopas of Rajasthan continue to sing them in order to cherish the memory of their royal warriors. attractive profitable tempting honourable 68 / 100Synonym of ZANY Clown Thief Magician Pet 69 / 100Synonym of PERFIDY Conceit Treachery Debauchery Vanity 70 / 100The courage shown by the soldiers at this moment of crisis is exemplary. clear admirable suitable elementary 71 / 100Being a member of this club, he has certain rights. facilities gains privileges virtues 72 / 100When youngsters do not have good role-model to emulate they start searching for them amongst Sportsmen of Filmstars. modify mollify inhabit imitate 73 / 100He was wanted at the outset of his career. middle entrance end beginning 74 / 100As soon as he finished his speech, there was spontaneous applause from the audience. instantaneous willing well-timed instinctive 75 / 100True religion does not require one to proselytise through guile or force. hypnotise convert attack translate 76 / 100Synonym of EXTRICATE Complicate Free Tie Pull 77 / 100he novel was so interesting that I was oblivious of my surroundings. unmindful precarious watchful aware 78 / 100He corroborated the statement of his brother. lend condemned confirmed disapproved 79 / 100Manish neglected to remit the fees in time and therefore had to pay a fine. promised refused obstructed failed 80 / 100Synonym of ALACRITY Eagerly Suspicion Unhesitatingly Unwillingly 81 / 100Synonym of INSIPID Flat Wily Witty Lucid 82 / 100Synonym of VENTURE Entrust Adventure Travel Risk 83 / 100Synonym of JEREMIAD Friction Trouble Accident Incident 84 / 100Synonym of OPTIMISTIC Wishful Favourable Hopeful Optician 85 / 100Synonym of LEVITATE Waver Harass Float Dance 86 / 100Synonym of HIATUS Tight Gap Narrow Contempt 87 / 100Synonym of ARTICULATE Confused Wayward Aggressive Distinct 88 / 100Synonym of TIMID Cowardly Plucky Fearful Veteran 89 / 100Synonym of BANDIT Thief Robber Convict Cut-throat 90 / 100Synonym of INTERROGATE Stop Question Interfere Enter 91 / 100Synonym of PAROCHIAL Narrow-minded Reluctant Gloomy Troublesome 92 / 100Everyone was listening to the news of earthquake with mounting anxiety. uneasiness grief eagerness interest 93 / 100All the characters in this novel are fictitious. unreal infamous unbelievable unreliable 94 / 100Synonym of IRK Bore Insult Urge Annoy 95 / 100Synonym of CHIMERICAL Erratic Uncertain Short-lived Imaginary 96 / 100Synonym of DEMURE Blunt Intentional Unreserved Retiring 97 / 100The benevolence of the God of Rain has seen a very successful monsoon this year too morbidity kindness vision ill-will 98 / 100The angry villagers have lynched two suspected child-lifters already. mutilated killed beaten captured 99 / 100Swift is known in the world of letters for his misogynism. love for the reasonable love for the womankind hate for womankind hate for mankind 100 / 100Synonym of ALERT Observant Energetic Intelligent Watchful For more Quiz updates ! 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Your score is LinkedIn Facebook Twitter 0% Restart quiz Read More Practice Test 12 November 9, 2023 No Comments /100 English_ SynonymsPractice Test 12 1 / 100Synonym of SOPORIFIC Merry Soothing Impressive Lethargic 2 / 100Synonym of MOROSE Disappointed Gloomy Diseased Calm 3 / 100Synonym of INDIGENCE Poverty Suffering Prosperity Scarcity 4 / 100Synonym of TEEMING Abounding Working Encroaching Surrounding 5 / 100Synonym of SECURE Independent Secret Comfortable Safe 6 / 100Synonym of BUCOLIC Rustic Shameless Intoxicated Helpless 7 / 100Synonym of JOVIAL Smart Funny Triumphant Merry 8 / 100Synonym of STRIDENCY Flippancy Consistency Harshness Stress 9 / 100Synonym of AUGUR Signify Hurt Reform Heal 10 / 100Synonym of ABNEGATION Self-criticism Self-indulgence Self-denial Self-praise 11 / 100Synonym of ECONOMISE Accumulate Minimise Save Reduce 12 / 100Synonym of AUTHENTIC Intricate Stable Factual Apparent 13 / 100Synonym of NEMESIS Punishment Adventure Victory Reward 14 / 100Synonym of LETHARGY Impassivity Listlessness Laxity Serenity 15 / 100Synonym of VERNAL Prone Luxuriant Dirty Springlike 16 / 100Synonym of BEWAIL Lament Envy Accuse Tear 17 / 100Synonym of CONDONE Surround Pardon Contribute Bring 18 / 100Synonym of SAGACITY Morality Uprightness Wisdom Sanity 19 / 100Synonym of RESILIENT Proud Separable Flexible Rigid 20 / 100Synonym of OGLE Separate Stare Mix Complain 21 / 100Synonym of CRASS Wicked Zigzag Insensitive Spiritless 22 / 100Synonym of LETHAL Dreadful Strange Deadly Dreary 23 / 100Synonym of GROGGY Sensitive Pensive Unsteady Sensible 24 / 100Synonym of SPECIOUS Straight Frank Sharp Insincere 25 / 100Synonym of YAMMER Lament Strike Whimper Shiver 26 / 100Synonym of CAUTIOUSLY Somewhat Genuinely Carefully Secretly 27 / 100Synonym of MELLIFLUOUS Stupid Tasteful Sweet Stale 28 / 100Synonym of MELEE Primitive Brawl Simple Kindness 29 / 100Synonym of SUBSIDE Oppress Subdue Submit Surrender 30 / 100Synonym of ASPERITY Hope Trouble Slander Harshness 31 / 100Synonym of IMMACULATE Spotless Shining Dirty Clean 32 / 100Synonym of INTERNECINE International Foolhardy Stealthy Deadly 33 / 100Synonym of HEGEMONY Domination Subordination Materialism Booty 34 / 100Synonym of ACCENTUATED Sharpened Projected Mitigated Exhibited 35 / 100Synonym of MUTATION Variation Severance Silence Display 36 / 100Synonym of DEBILITATE Weaken Destroy Surmount Attack 37 / 100Synonym of REDUNDANT Rude Superfluous Brutish Coarse 38 / 100Synonym of LUGUBRIOUS Sleek Mournful Deceitful Consolatory 39 / 100Synonym of DERIDE Shout Confuse Mock Snarl 40 / 100Synonym of HOARD Hide Destroy Divide Store 41 / 100Synonym of ENGENDER Beget Sacrifice Suffer Confound 42 / 100Synonym of UBIQUITOUS Defensive Solitary Crowded Inseparable 43 / 100Synonym of GENESIS Beginning Style Relevant Movement 44 / 100Synonym of IMPASSIONED Impressive Sympathetic Ardent Irresponsible 45 / 100Synonym of EMPHASISE Force Stress Suggest Plead 46 / 100Synonym of MAIM Severe Disfigure Slit Slash 47 / 100Synonym of PETTIFOGGING Lenient Strong Stable Unimportant 48 / 100Synonym of DOGMA Tenet Doubt Possibility Feeling 49 / 100Synonym of PARVENU Royal Upstart Intelligent Privileged 50 / 100Synonym of KNAVERY Stupidity Cowardice Heroism Dishonesty 51 / 100Synonym of EPHEMERAL Artificial Mythical Unreal Short-lived 52 / 100Synonym of OVERSTRUNG Active Energetic Nervous Concerned 53 / 100Synonym of INGENUOUS Cunning Frank Clever Courteous 54 / 100Synonym of KEMP Professional Champion Parasite Tent 55 / 100Synonym of BESIEGE Acquire Seize Attack Surround 56 / 100Synonym of SURREPTITIOUS Abstract Open Secret Mysterious 57 / 100Synonym of BASHFUL Shy Ignore Embrace Neglect 58 / 100Synonym of INORDINATE Extraordinary Inanimate Excessive Subordinate 59 / 100Synonym of PERILOUS Uncertain Talkative Dangerous Agreeable 60 / 100Synonym of SORDID Dangerous Splendid Harmful Dirty 61 / 100Synonym of INTREPID Selfish Ugly Coward Fearless 62 / 100Synonym of HARBINGER Forerunner Messenger Pilot Steward 63 / 100Synonym of OBLIGATORY Stubborn Required Useful Agreeable 64 / 100Synonym of INEBRIATE Stupefied Drunken Dreamy Unsteady 65 / 100Synonym of LUDICROUS Clear Dismal Simple Absurd 66 / 100Synonym of ATTRITION Friction Attraction Suffering Decline 67 / 100Synonym of ABSTRUSE Profound Awful Shallow Irrelevant 68 / 100Synonym of MODISH Sentimental Vacillating Adorned Stylish 69 / 100Synonym of DEFT Deceitful Swift Vigorous Skilful 70 / 100Synonym of OSTENTATIOUS Noisy Showy Talkative Wealthy 71 / 100Synonym of RICOCHET Ride Rebound Turn Spare 72 / 100Synonym of GENRE Nature Gender Kind Story 73 / 100Synonym of APPURTENANCE Belongings Journey Necessity Concept 74 / 100Synonym of UNIFORMITY Routine Stability Consistency Continuity 75 / 100Synonym of SABULOUS Splotched Furry Itching Sandy 76 / 100Synonym of DENOUNCE Sincere Influence Lower Condemn 77 / 100Synonym of MEDIOCRE Stupid Mild Average Indifferent 78 / 100Synonym of INDOMITABLE Inactive Rebellious Authoritative Unconquered 79 / 100Synonym of COY Talented Beautiful Sweet Shy 80 / 100Synonym of SLAKE Rub Erase Sharpen Quench 81 / 100Synonym of AFFLUENT Prosperous Close Talkative Poor 82 / 100Synonym of BALMY Modest Tempestuous Soothing Fruitful 83 / 100Synonym of DUD Foolishness Negligence Failure Sickness 84 / 100Synonym of WALLOW Urge Delight Awaken Dislike 85 / 100Synonym of PILFER Destroy Steal Damage Snatch 86 / 100Synonym of ADDLE Confuse Strike Soar Stop 87 / 100Synonym of NIMBLE Agile Clean Soft Delicate 88 / 100Synonym of ABRIDGE Abort Shorten Cross Span 89 / 100Synonym of WAFT Drown Float Sink Climb 90 / 100Synonym of MOLLIFY Rebuke Chastise Appease Testify 91 / 100Synonym of OBDURATE Helpful Flexible Simple Adamant 92 / 100Synonym of WRY Twisted Smiling Undeserved Sad 93 / 100Synonym of ACUITY Sullen Sharpness Dullness Sordid 94 / 100Synonym of STRINGENT Dry Strained Shrill Rigorous 95 / 100Synonym of BLUSTER Tolerate Threat Suffer Abuse 96 / 100Synonym of FATIGUE Drowsiness Weariness Tension Sweating 97 / 100Synonym of DYNAMIC Vigorous Robust Active Forceful 98 / 100Synonym of SCUTTLE Sabotage Succeed Shout Pollute 99 / 100Synonym of APLOMB Sacrifice Noise Agitation Self-confidence 100 / 100Synonym of FIASCO Hope Failure Success Strength 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 /100 English_ SynonymsPractice Test 11 1 / 100Synonym of EXPLICIT Precise Clear Refined Exciting 2 / 100Synonym of ASSIMILATE Arrange Absorb Receive Assemble 3 / 100Synonym of KITTY Fund Romantic Cheap Drowsy 4 / 100Synonym of VIRILE Pompous Athletic Boastful Manly 5 / 100Synonym of TUTELAGE Perfection Dejection Protection Rejection 6 / 100Synonym of LAMENTABLE Contemptible Scornful Deplorable Remorseful 7 / 100Synonym of VIE Compete Refuse Shirk Hesitate 8 / 100Synonym of DEARTH Scarcity Decrease Reduction Loss 9 / 100Synonym of BIFURCATED Forked Reduced Stabbed Ploughed 10 / 100Synonym of ADEPT Proficient Intelligent Professional Sufficient 11 / 100Synonym of JAUNTY Reluctance Cheerfulness Readiness Hesitation 12 / 100Synonym of DESULTORY Aimless Regular Obedient Punctual 13 / 100Synonym of PREEN Prick Redeem Groom Ponder 14 / 100Synonym of BATTLE Quibble Quarrel Fight Check 15 / 100Synonym of RETRIBUTION Revenge Discount Contempt Punishment 16 / 100Synonym of HANKER Debar Denounce Desire Renounce 17 / 100Synonym of UMBRAGE Battle Quarrel Offence Debate 18 / 100Synonym of WHITTLE Avoid Conceal Decrease Renounce 19 / 100Synonym of RECTIFY Solve Connect Mend Resolve 20 / 100Synonym of REITERATE Reassess Stutter Rewrite Repeat 21 / 100Synonym of STERNUTATION Trepidation Sneezing Hardening Reversal 22 / 100Synonym of HOODWINK Deceive Stab Prefer Collide 23 / 100Synonym of LOQUACIOUS Quiet Sad Secretive Talkative 24 / 100Synonym of ETHNIC Legal Foreign Moral Racial 25 / 100Synonym of DEFERENCE Pride Respect Obligation Postponement 26 / 100Synonym of COMPUNCTION Anger Regret Appreciate Wonder 27 / 100Synonym of REPURCUSSION Recollection Consequence Remuneration Reaction 28 / 100Synonym of OBFUSCATE Confuse Remove Push Compete 29 / 100Synonym of BAWDY Crude Vulgar Arrogant Proud 30 / 100Synonym of PREDILECTION Repulsion Hesitation Preference Hastiness 31 / 100Synonym of DEPRECATE Attack Condemn Accept Praise 32 / 100Synonym of ROTUND Foolish Flat Fat Weak 33 / 100Synonym of FAITH Trust Proof Belief Repose 34 / 100Synonym of IMPETUOUS Resourceful Rash Pleasing Violent 35 / 100Synonym of ALLOW Wish Accept Seek Permit 36 / 100Synonym of RESTORATION Reinstatement Renewal Renovation Recreation 37 / 100Synonym of RECIPROCATE Receive Grant Requite Deliver 38 / 100Synonym of SCHISM Conspiracy Split Revolt Ritualism 39 / 100Synonym of CANTANKEROUS Noisy Disrespectful Quarrelsome Rash 40 / 100Synonym of GREGARIOUS Pugnacious Sociable Clumsy Turbulent 41 / 100Synonym of GARNER Collect Decorate Preserve Distribute 42 / 100Synonym of VINDICTIVE Strategic Triumphant Demonstrative Revengeful 43 / 100Synonym of TEETER Climb Wobble Descend Pretend 44 / 100Synonym of YANK Pull Excuse Swear Drag 45 / 100Synonym of BADGER Attempt Convince Pester Persuade 46 / 100Synonym of CONTROL Influence Dominate Regulate Restrain 47 / 100Synonym of HOCK Promise Punish Repent Pledge 48 / 100Synonym of CONJURE Damage Invoke Destroy Revoke 49 / 100Synonym of BOUNTY Pleasure Donation Gift Reward 50 / 100Synonym of PIQUE Subdue Repent Irritate Request 51 / 100Synonym of TESTIFY Recognise Describe Witness Appreciate 52 / 100Synonym of SCOUR Flow Search Raise Push 53 / 100Synonym of TACITURNITY Hesitation Reserve Changeableness Dumbness 54 / 100Synonym of COMMENSURATE Appropriate Measurable Proportionate Beginning 55 / 100Synonym of OFFAL Sacrifice Tendency Poison Refuse 56 / 100Synonym of BAFFLE Defame Antagonise Frustrate Insult 57 / 100Synonym of MARVELLOUS Charming Wonderful Attractive Pleasing 58 / 100Synonym of BIZARRE Grotesque Refined Happy Boisterous 59 / 100Synonym of APPLAUD Pray Praise Flatter Request 60 / 100Synonym of ADMIT Accept Commit Realise Decide 61 / 100Synonym of AMBIT Barrier Scope Eviction Restriction 62 / 100Synonym of GRAVE Solemn Pregnant Bitter Formidable 63 / 100Synonym of ENIGMA Praise Elusive Clear Puzzle 64 / 100Synonym of VOCATION Employment Post Hobby Occupation 65 / 100Synonym of CANDID Rude Blunt Impertinent Frank 66 / 100Synonym of DEFLECT Frustrate Pervert Cheat Depress 67 / 100Synonym of PROMULGATE Enforce Obstruct Proclaim Inform 68 / 100Synonym of REPLENISH Supply Fill Provide Restore 69 / 100Synonym of RILE Drag Agree Please Annoy 70 / 100Synonym of OUTRE Eccentric Real Fair Traditional 71 / 100Synonym of RESTITUTE Revenge Help Repair Avenge 72 / 100Synonym of CITE Illustrate Recollect Reveal Quote 73 / 100Synonym of VENALITY Hope Corruption Respect Sacrifice 74 / 100Synonym of DANK Dangerous Plunder Damp Ugly 75 / 100Synonym of ENTANGLE Perplex Trap Submerge Confuse 76 / 100Synonym of DOWDY Corpulent Rakish Unstylish Elegant 77 / 100Synonym of RETRIEVE Recover Repeat Repose Retort 78 / 100Synonym of EMPIRICAL Practical Spiritual Royal Theoretical 79 / 100Synonym of BARGE Interpret Push Shout Restrain 80 / 100Synonym of PANDER With-hold Recommend Withdraw Indulge 81 / 100Synonym of GRIPE Journey Complaint Satisfaction Resentment 82 / 100Synonym of REQUITE Spare Punish Favour Repay 83 / 100Synonym of FORAY Pilgrimage Repentance Indulgence Raid 84 / 100Synonym of CONTUMACY Relation Resistance Divorce Cooperation 85 / 100Synonym of INFREQUENT Never Rare Frequent Usual 86 / 100Synonym of LOATHE Detest Hurt Abuse Repel 87 / 100Synonym of INSOLENT Nervous Proud Assertive Rude 88 / 100Synonym of RANCOUS Harmful Harsh Pleasant Noisy 89 / 100Synonym of PARADIGM Subject Theme Example Proof 90 / 100Synonym of TENTATIVE Final Provisional Unreliable Current 91 / 100Synonym of MULL Recommend Punish Think Provoke 92 / 100Synonym of RIBALD Indifferent Vulgar Refined Attractive 93 / 100Synonym of FOMENT Restrict Incite Pacify Rectify 94 / 100Synonym of RECKLESS Bold Courageous Rash Daring 95 / 100Synonym of GAWK Perspire Stare Swallow Sweeten 96 / 100Synonym of VENDETTA Threat Friendship Feud Mortal 97 / 100Synonym of INSIDIOUS Treacherous Pessimistic Slow Unfortunate 98 / 100Synonym of CAVIL Quibble Munch Amuse Appreciate 99 / 100Synonym of KOWTOW Practise Illuminate Respect Blockhead 100 / 100Synonym of SUPERANNUATED Experienced Accepted Retired Senile For more Quiz updates ! 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Your score is LinkedIn Facebook Twitter 0% Restart quiz Read More Practice Test 10 November 9, 2023 No Comments /100 English_ SynonymsPractice Test 10 1 / 100Synonym of COMPETENCE Ability Efficiency Competition Compensation 2 / 100Synonym of RADIANT Beautiful Light Bright Influential 3 / 100Synonym of SUCCULENT Sucking Juicy Fluid Sweet 4 / 100Synonym of COMMEMORATE Boast Remember Harmonise Manipulate 5 / 100Synonym of INTERIM Temporary Timely Interval Internal 6 / 100Synonym of ANATHEMA Pun Religious Musical Curse 7 / 100Synonym of ABANDON Abstain Refrain Admit Forsake 8 / 100Synonym of ANNEAL Temper Commence Forget Patch 9 / 100Synonym of ARTIFACT Man-made Synthetic Exact Natural 10 / 100Synonym of FEROCIOUS Fertile Predatory Fierce Overpowering 11 / 100Synonym of INDIGENOUS Natural Native Normal Internal 12 / 100Synonym of INDOLENCE Leniency Laziness Relaxation Stagnation 13 / 100Synonym of SPECTATORS Audience Participants Listeners Onlookers 14 / 100Synonym of FLOUNDER Jump Fluctuate Stumble Run 15 / 100Synonym of PLUSH Delicious Comforting Luxurious Tasty 16 / 100Synonym of PIVOTAL Internal Crucial Mechanical Movable 17 / 100Synonym of BURLESQUE Irritate Mock Insult Annoy 18 / 100Synonym of ABSOLUTE Reliable Reasonable Narrow Limitless 19 / 100Synonym of STUPID Disobedient Insane Incapable Silly 20 / 100Synonym of GERMANE Obstinate Relevant Smart Cruel 21 / 100Synonym of MERE Only Complete Empty Some 22 / 100Synonym of APOGEE Bottom Beginning Climax Middle 23 / 100Synonym of BARTER Return Lend Deal Exchange 24 / 100Synonym of DAUB Publish Advertise Paint Propagate 25 / 100Synonym of SPORADIC Accidental Irregular Genuine Instinctive 26 / 100Synonym of RECOLLECT Recover Remember Memorise Revive 27 / 100Synonym of SUMPTUOUS Meagre Fancy Irritable Lavish 28 / 100Synonym of AUDACIOUS Manifest Obvious Daring Venture 29 / 100Synonym of KNAVE Simple Ignorant Innocent Rogue 30 / 100Synonym of PRISTINE Expensive Meritorious Traditional Original 31 / 100Synonym of SPITE Admiration Concern Malice Indifference 32 / 100Synonym of NEBULOUS Vague Tiny Inadequate Insignificant 33 / 100Synonym of CATALOGUE Record Pamphlet List Menu 34 / 100Synonym of BENEVOLENT Beneficial Liberal Sympathetic Charitable 35 / 100Synonym of TYRANNY Power Madness Cruelty Misrule 36 / 100Synonym of DELEGATE Member Representative Officer Participant 37 / 100Synonym of LURID Bright Happy Shocking Abundant 38 / 100Synonym of EXUDE Overflow Ooze Wither Evaporate 39 / 100Synonym of COLOSSUS Lofty Towering Tall Huge 40 / 100Synonym of ABSCOND Flee Manage Avoid Turn 41 / 100Synonym of SEVERE Sickening Rigid Offensive Aggressive 42 / 100Synonym of GLITZY Serious Glamorous Boring Interesting 43 / 100Synonym of EXTRANEOUS Superficial Irrelevant Shallow Nonsensical 44 / 100Synonym of EFFACE Weaken Wipe out Insult Repair 45 / 100Synonym of LEEWAY Permissiveness Flexibility Scope Leisure 46 / 100Synonym of NUMINOUS Dark Dull Bright Religious 47 / 100Synonym of ERRAND Misadventure Foolishness Error Mission 48 / 100Synonym of CONCISE Small Brief Solid Strong 49 / 100Synonym of MINIMUM Meagre Little Minimal Lowest 50 / 100Synonym of ERUDITE Strong Courteous Learned Precious 51 / 100Synonym of FESTAL Sad Merry Noisy Serious 52 / 100Synonym of INSPIRE Persuade Encourage Infuse Compel 53 / 100Synonym of MELD Merge Purchase Soothe Glisten 54 / 100Synonym of SPASMODIC Spontaneous Intermittent Continuous Gradual 55 / 100Synonym of COUNSEL Oppose Publish Correct Advice 56 / 100Synonym of ADAGE Mystery Request Order Proverb 57 / 100Synonym of DISPARITY Distortion Injustice Partiality Unlikeness 58 / 100Synonym of CONSOLE Assist Sympathise Pacify Share 59 / 100Synonym of OBSTREPEROUS Cheerful Calm Obstinate Noisy 60 / 100Synonym of HYBRID Unusual Cross-bred Pedigreed Hackneyed 61 / 100Synonym of PREVENT Stop Interrupt Obstruct Restrict 62 / 100Synonym of EBULLIENT Gilted Enthusiastic Arrogant Luscious 63 / 100Synonym of PRIVY Secret Deprived Open Dispossessed 64 / 100Synonym of REFECTORY Dining room Parlour Restaurant Living room 65 / 100Synonym of AMALGAMATE Hate Mix Try Collect 66 / 100Synonym of LACHRYMOSE Mournful Impious Moist Unimpressive 67 / 100Synonym of EPISTLE Sermon Practice Letter Note 68 / 100Synonym of IDENTIFY Picture Recognise Notice Envision 69 / 100Synonym of ENTHUSIASTIC Noisy Excited Violent Angry 70 / 100Synonym of MORBID Irritated Dying Angry Diseased 71 / 100Synonym of ANGST Simplicity Modesty Pride Anxiety 72 / 100Synonym of DELIRIOUS Happy Content Amused Insane 73 / 100Synonym of ARRIVE Crop Suppress Land Show 74 / 100Synonym of PROWESS Understanding Bravery Eagerness Keenness 75 / 100Synonym of KULAK Fortress Merchant Priest Insane 76 / 100Synonym of GRUBBY Muddy New Unwashed Wet 77 / 100Synonym of ABOMINABLE Weird Fine Odd Awful 78 / 100Synonym of MASSACRE Assassinate Murder Slaughter Stab 79 / 100Synonym of ACCOST Hesitate Insult Address Speculate 80 / 100Synonym of OBVERSE Bitter Reverse Adverse Opposite 81 / 100Synonym of EDIFY Amuse Instruct Consume Satisfy 82 / 100Synonym of MASTERPIECE Miracle Sample Wonder Model 83 / 100Synonym of REPUGNANCE Affection Disinclination Like Approval 84 / 100Synonym of RENEGADE Informer Reformer Rebel Substitute 85 / 100Synonym of EMULATE Win Imitate Enable Likely 86 / 100Synonym of NINCOMPOOP Trader Joker Magician Fool 87 / 100Synonym of GRATIFY Pacify Frank Indulge Appreciate 88 / 100Synonym of WHIMPER Prevent Cry Instigate Pacify 89 / 100Synonym of ABSOLVE Exonerate Engage Consume Maltreat 90 / 100Synonym of MAGNANIMOUS Splendid Marvellous Gentle Benevolent 91 / 100Synonym of PASTIME Tardiness Memory Recreation Antiquity 92 / 100Synonym of MAVERICK Reformer Novice Conservative Unorthodox 93 / 100Synonym of DILIGENT Industrious Energetic Intelligent Modest 94 / 100Synonym of EXTRAVAGANZA Falsification Reaching Profligacy Spectacular 95 / 100Synonym of ICON Monument Painting Memorial Status 96 / 100Synonym of NUGATORY Migratory Cheerful Worthless Negative 97 / 100Synonym of VOGUE Rejection Order Satisfaction Fashion 98 / 100Synonym of IRRUPTION Bursting in Altercation Hate Interference 99 / 100Synonym of BUFF Simpleton Slave Clown Enthusiast 100 / 100Synonym of MUNDANE Global Spiritual Worldly Luxurious For more Quiz updates ! 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Your score is LinkedIn Facebook Twitter 0% Restart quiz Read More Practice Test 9 November 9, 2023 No Comments /100 English_ SynonymsPractice Test 9 1 / 100Synonym of FALSE True Untrue Inaccurate Defective 2 / 100Synonym of OPULENT Heavy Greedy Wealthy Hungry 3 / 100Synonym of CRUEL Merciless Hateful Dreadful Indifferent 4 / 100Synonym of DELETERIOUS Remorseful Devious Morose Harmful 5 / 100Synonym of VORACIOUS Quick Hungry Wild Angry 6 / 100Synonym of AVARICIOUS Unwilling Abundant Envious Greedy 7 / 100Synonym of PROLIFIC Competent Fertile Plenty Predominant 8 / 100Synonym of EFFETE Sick Injured Feeble Affected 9 / 100Synonym of RANT Treat Praise Formalize Noisy 10 / 100Synonym of LAVISH Profuse Carefree Gay Showy 11 / 100Synonym of INVIDIOUS Weak Unjust Flourishing Starving 12 / 100Synonym of ACOLYTE Inferior Servant Assistant Helper 13 / 100Synonym of GADFLY Blessing Horror Gain Nuisance 14 / 100Synonym of FORAGE Search Fly Research Travel 15 / 100Synonym of FURTIVE Stealthy Hasty Fleeing Baffling 16 / 100Synonym of INTIMIDATE Hint Frighten Harass Bluff 17 / 100Synonym of LASCIVIOUS Fragrant Lustful Naughty Foul 18 / 100Synonym of PROGNOSIS Scheme Preface Identification Forecast 19 / 100Synonym of WHOLESOME Complete Handsome Special Healthy 20 / 100Synonym of INFINITE Indefinite Strange Endless Vague 21 / 100Synonym of SULTRY Impure Unpleasant Ill-smelling Hot 22 / 100Synonym of PARAMOUR Companion Friend Lover Rival 23 / 100Synonym of CONDEMN Avoid Blame Hate Underrate 24 / 100Synonym of RECOVER Heal Recoup Revive Return 25 / 100Synonym of MAJESTIC Extraordinary Interesting Attractive Grand 26 / 100Synonym of PREDICT Explain Foretell Observe Assert 27 / 100Synonym of COVETOUS Hidden Grasping Sheltered Thrifty 28 / 100Synonym of PESTER Torture Disturb Console Gratify 29 / 100Synonym of BELLIGERENT Aggressive Generous Pacifist Reasonable 30 / 100Synonym of LIBERAL Tolerant Generous Progressive Educated 31 / 100Synonym of IMMANENT Impending Soon Urgent Inherent 32 / 100Synonym of DIVVY Selfless Pioneer Foolish Follower 33 / 100Synonym of GARNISH Compose Impose Decorate Impress 34 / 100Synonym of LEGITIMATE Correct Illicit Rightful Valid 35 / 100Synonym of IMPEDE Reverse Expedite Hinder Impose 36 / 100Synonym of IMPECCABLE Faultless Fussy Precise Integrity 37 / 100Synonym of HANDSOME Gentle Noble Polite Good-looking 38 / 100Synonym of RETICENCE Generosity Sincerity Reserve Frankness 39 / 100Synonym of SUPERCILIOUS Angry Indifferent Annoyed Haughty 40 / 100Synonym of GLIB Rough Gainful Smooth Indifferent 41 / 100Synonym of BLITHE Joyous Giddy Graceful Worldly 42 / 100Synonym of FANCIFUL Eccentric Unreal Faithful Glorious 43 / 100Synonym of DISSOLUTE Distant Honest Repulsive Immoral 44 / 100Synonym of YOB Annoyed Aggressive Intelligent Humble 45 / 100Synonym of MISFORTUNE Misery Poverty Sadness Ill-luck 46 / 100Synonym of PROCURE Incur Endanger Obtain Rescue 47 / 100Synonym of DEIFY Flatter Challenge Worship Face 48 / 100Synonym of INNATE Essential Unique Important Inborn 49 / 100Synonym of GRAND Noble Splendid Great Aristocratic 50 / 100Synonym of VULPINE Wolfish Hoggish Ravenous Crafty 51 / 100Synonym of OBEISANCE Indifference Insult Disrespect Obedience 52 / 100Synonym of ANIMOSITY Indifference Treason Vanity Empathy 53 / 100Synonym of SYCOPHANT Admirer Flatterer Follower Suppliant 54 / 100Synonym of MAGNILOQUENT Tactful Boastful Humorous Amusing 55 / 100Synonym of SIMULATE Imitate Warn Presume Take 56 / 100Synonym of AVER Confess Trust Impress Assert 57 / 100Synonym of MORDANT Festering Sarcastic Depressed Mild 58 / 100Synonym of CIVIL Social Formal Polite Sophisticated 59 / 100Synonym of MUSTY Ugly Stale Hungry Irritable 60 / 100Synonym of OMINOUS Foregone Poisonous Bad Foreboding 61 / 100Synonym of LIBERTY Obligation Rights Democracy Freedom 62 / 100Synonym of HERETICAL Impious Corrupt Disputable Fiery 63 / 100Synonym of GOOEY Sentimental Evasive Realistic Ideal 64 / 100Synonym of SANGUINE Hopeful Modest Clever Proud 65 / 100Synonym of PERSPICACITY Clear Bad Hazy Shrewd 66 / 100Synonym of ERSATZ Imitation Inferior Original Genuine 67 / 100Synonym of HELM Handle Corner Edge Head 68 / 100Synonym of FOSTER Foment Fabricate Nurture Discourage 69 / 100Synonym of INCONTINENT Uncertain Restless Unrestrained Inconstant 70 / 100Synonym of TRUCULENT Servile Ferocious Juicy Trashy 71 / 100Synonym of COMPENDIUM Glossary Reference Index Summary 72 / 100Synonym of WELTER Sacrifice Clarity Height Confusion 73 / 100Synonym of SIMON-PURE Genuine Artificial Holy False 74 / 100Synonym of ECHELON Opponent Rank Identity Follower 75 / 100Synonym of PROLIFERATE Generate Assist Proclaim Support 76 / 100Synonym of JUVENILE Tedious Hidden Humorous Young 77 / 100Synonym of HALLOWED Historical Ancient Decayed Sacred 78 / 100Synonym of SCINTILLATING Smouldering Touching Glittering Warming 79 / 100Synonym of NEPOTISM Carelessness Inefficiency Favouritism Corruption 80 / 100Synonym of DAWDLE Loiter Fickle Evaluate Assess 81 / 100Synonym of DESTITUTION Humility Poverty Moderation Beggary 82 / 100Synonym of SUPERNAL Haughty Official Needless Heavenly 83 / 100Synonym of CELERITY Innocence Insincerity Illusion Quickness 84 / 100Synonym of DECEIVE Mislead Challenge Harm Defeat 85 / 100Synonym of AFFABLE Cheerful Helpful Friendly Neutral 86 / 100Synonym of STYMIE Hinder Flourish Express Stagnate 87 / 100Synonym of AROMATIC Crippled Sentimental Fragrant Stinking 88 / 100Synonym of TENEBROUS Overhanging Obstinate Fragile Gloomy 89 / 100Synonym of DOCILE Stupid Gentle Stubborn Vague 90 / 100Synonym of MORONIC Imbecile Abusive Sharp Invective 91 / 100Synonym of RANGE Expanse Standing Level Grade 92 / 100Synonym of LISSOME Slow Deceptive Dull Graceful 93 / 100Synonym of RELUCTANT Ready Willing Hesitating Inclined 94 / 100Synonym of MUFFLE Wrap Disturb Unwrap Hasten 95 / 100Synonym of HASSLE Jealousy Wrangle Gossip Greed 96 / 100Synonym of INCENSED Affected Incited Encouraged Inspired 97 / 100Synonym of LICENTIOUS Hungry Generous Immoral Gay 98 / 100Synonym of RECEPTIVE Gracious Pretentious Generous Observant 99 / 100Synonym of TRIUMPH Victory Joy Gain Excitement 100 / 100Synonym of TERSE Compact Holy Local Shrewd 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_ SynonymsPractice Test 8 1 / 100Synonym of ADJURE Enjoy Adjust Entreat Provoke 2 / 100Synonym of OBTUSE Blunt Excessive Distant Vague 3 / 100Synonym of REBATE Discount Compensation Refund Loss 4 / 100Synonym of IMPEDIMENT Fateful Destruction Obstruction Passage 5 / 100Synonym of GAMBIT Appeal Explanation Trick Expression 6 / 100Synonym of BEFUDDLED Wounded Stupid Crowded Enlightened 7 / 100Synonym of DECIMATE Disfigure Disseminate Dissipate Destroy 8 / 100Synonym of VAPID Virtuous Priceless Insipid Vital 9 / 100Synonym of EGREGIOUS Superficial Shocking Progressive Cowardly 10 / 100Synonym of LUMINARY Famous Lightning Bright Dashing 11 / 100Synonym of UGLY Hateful Repulsive Evilsome Fearful 12 / 100Synonym of ASCEND Deviate Grow Mount Leap 13 / 100Synonym of ABSTEMIOUS Proud Excessive Moderate Rustic 14 / 100Synonym of ELICIT Induce Instil Divulge Extract 15 / 100Synonym of PORTRAY Express Paint Communicate Draw 16 / 100Synonym of SOZZLED Moderate Burnt Drunk Cultured 17 / 100Synonym of HEDIOUS Hidden Secret Disliked Loathsome 18 / 100Synonym of WRANGLE Dispute Competition Race Wrestling 19 / 100Synonym of UNCANNY Unmistaken Strange Fearful Internal 20 / 100Synonym of PRUNE Prolong Lend Reduce Expand 21 / 100Synonym of HEDGE Injure Curse Harm Safeguard 22 / 100Synonym of NOSTALGIC Homesick Soothing Indolent Diseased 23 / 100Synonym of ULTERIOR Implied Revealed Extreme Decisive 24 / 100Synonym of FILTHY Ugly Angry Dirty Healthy 25 / 100Synonym of AMENITIES Pageantries Facilities Privileges Courtesies 26 / 100Synonym of BAULK Encourage Prevent Verify Identify 27 / 100Synonym of PENCHANT Eagerness Dislike Like Disability 28 / 100Synonym of IMPASSE Impossibility Difficulty Confrontation Stalemate 29 / 100Synonym of EXOTIC Excellent Colourful Beautiful Unusual 30 / 100Synonym of AMPLE Sufficient Detailed Swift Huge 31 / 100Synonym of DEPLETE Finish Exhaust Vanish Destroy 32 / 100Synonym of VERATE Downgrade Judge Scold Deny 33 / 100Synonym of OCCULT Dreadful Mysterious Harmless Amazing 34 / 100Synonym of BELITTLE Mock Diminish Disparage Scoff 35 / 100Synonym of COUNTERMAND Criticise Intrigue Devastate Cancel 36 / 100Synonym of ADVERSITY Misfortune Helplessness Crisis Failure 37 / 100Synonym of EXCRUCIATE Torture Imprison Refine Extract 38 / 100Synonym of INFERNAL Devilish Hateful Damaging Exacting 39 / 100Synonym of LIMP Falter Bend Kneel Stoop 40 / 100Synonym of KNUCKLE Struggle Resign Face Surrender 41 / 100Synonym of MURKY Ugly Lazy Dishonest Dull 42 / 100Synonym of OBSCENE Displeasing Condemn Objectionable Indecent 43 / 100Synonym of COTERIE Family Mob Institution Group 44 / 100Synonym of REGALE Harass Suppress Express Entertain 45 / 100Synonym of PROMISCUOUS Casual Selective Discriminate Pure 46 / 100Synonym of SAVVY Deform Taste Understand Destroy 47 / 100Synonym of UNCONSCIONABLE Excessive Unmanageable Distasteful Unmindful 48 / 100Synonym of FRATERNISE Associate Organise Expel Cheat 49 / 100Synonym of PERTINACIOUS Determined Defensive Delicate Humble 50 / 100Synonym of TARNISH Ornate Blemish Scrub Destroy 51 / 100Synonym of MORIBUND Stagnant Dying Gloomy Superfluous 52 / 100Synonym of EXORCISE Mock Explain Expose Expel 53 / 100Synonym of JINK Refrain Dodge Inherit Travel 54 / 100Synonym of TAINT Corrupt Soil Stain Dirty 55 / 100Synonym of RECALL Receive Face Speak Remember 56 / 100Synonym of GORGEOUS Elegant Refined Dazzling Tasteful 57 / 100Synonym of THRIFT Wickedness Extravagance Miserliness Economy 58 / 100Synonym of ABASH Embarrass Squash Amaze Refuse 59 / 100Synonym of ASSUAGE Rub Ease Prohibit Enlarge 60 / 100Synonym of QUIBBLE Express Depress Argue Quarrel 61 / 100Synonym of DETECT Invent Fix Determine Discover 62 / 100Synonym of INEVITABLE Fixed Expected Probable Unavoidable 63 / 100Synonym of RANCOUR Enmity Hatred Disappointment Prejudice 64 / 100Synonym of DISTINGUISH Confuse Differentiate Abolish Darken 65 / 100Synonym of CONUNDRUM Solution Question Explanation Discussion 66 / 100Synonym of FORLORN Fearful Fortunate Funny Uncared 67 / 100Synonym of TERMINATE Dismiss Suspend Interrupt End 68 / 100Synonym of MOTLEY Disguised Somber Variegated Active 69 / 100Synonym of EXCLUSIVE Extensive External Excessive Sole 70 / 100Synonym of JEER Inspire Encourage Enjoy Ridicule 71 / 100Synonym of ENTHUSE Annoy Pester Provoke Excite 72 / 100Synonym of INANITION Passivity Strictness Silliness Emptiness 73 / 100Synonym of FAD Weakness Charity Fashion Folly 74 / 100Synonym of NAUSEATE Sicken Detest Despise Tempt 75 / 100Synonym of WELSH Encourage Perspire Inspire Default 76 / 100Synonym of KID Regulate Divert Entertain Cheat 77 / 100Synonym of IRONIC Good-natured Sarcastic Inflexible Bitter 78 / 100Synonym of HARASS Injure Grieve Annoy Excite 79 / 100Synonym of NIGGARD Divine Shrewd Loyal Miser 80 / 100Synonym of CAPITULATE Withdraw Execute Surrender Summarize 81 / 100Synonym of VESTIGE Evidence Invention Example Experiment 82 / 100Synonym of AMNESTY Privilege Farewell Pardon Revolt 83 / 100Synonym of ENCUMBRANCE Burden Disturbance Distraction Diversion 84 / 100Synonym of DISPARAGE Separate Discourage Compare Belittle 85 / 100Synonym of FIDDLE Frown Discard Trifle Examine 86 / 100Synonym of POW-WOW Elite Gossip Meeting Discussion 87 / 100Synonym of DROWSY Exhausted Sleepy Lazy Soothing 88 / 100Synonym of HOODLUM Pioneer Devotee Criminal Scholar 89 / 100Synonym of THWARTED Accepted Diverted Opposed Advocated 90 / 100Synonym of VENT End Opening Go Stodge 91 / 100Synonym of STAMINA Eagerness Endurance Energy Intensity 92 / 100Synonym of BENEFACTOR Guardian Saint Patron Friend 93 / 100Synonym of DISTINCTION Difference Diffusion Degree Disagreement 94 / 100Synonym of COUNTERVAIL Contradict Equalise Recreate Demolish 95 / 100Synonym of JEOPARDY Danger Adventure Enmity Magic 96 / 100Synonym of SUPERVENE Ensue Precede Interfere Displace 97 / 100Synonym of NOBLE High-sounding Dignified Harmful Abusive 98 / 100Synonym of EXORBITANT Ridiculous Threatening Excessive Odd 99 / 100Synonym of DEMISE End Dormant Decline Decay 100 / 100Synonym of PLACID Enjoyable Calm Dull Clear For more Quiz updates ! 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Your score is LinkedIn Facebook Twitter 0% Restart quiz Read More Practice Test7 November 9, 2023 No Comments /100 English_ SynonymsPractice Test7 1 / 100Synonym of BOWDLERISE Dictate Confuse Persuade Censor 2 / 100Synonym of ABOMINATION Revulsion Criticism Attack Disgust 3 / 100Synonym of MASTICATE Devour Drink Chew Swallow 4 / 100Synonym of AMBITION Aspiration Goal Expectation Desire 5 / 100Synonym of DECRY Disparage Deviate Demure Despoil 6 / 100Synonym of QUELL Suppress Complain Postpone Avoid 7 / 100Synonym of COZEN Convince Cheat Ridicule Flatter 8 / 100Synonym of ABBREVIATE Enlarge Decrease Shorten Change 9 / 100Synonym of PRATTLE Loiter Meditate Chatter Construct 10 / 100Synonym of APPAREL Manner Clothing Confidence Appearance 11 / 100Synonym of REIN Control Overcome Pour Fling 12 / 100Synonym of PERKY Comic Clean Buoyant Pretty 13 / 100Synonym of COMMISERATE Commemorate Placate Sympathise Consecrate 14 / 100Synonym of ELUDE Despair Dodge Mislead Confuse 15 / 100Synonym of HUMBUG Deceit Illusion Desire Craving 16 / 100Synonym of SALACITY Depression Indecency Bliss Recession 17 / 100Synonym of YOKEL Simple-minded Canny Crafty Illiterate 18 / 100Synonym of PRESSED Urged Emphasised Demanded Stressed 19 / 100Synonym of CONNOISSEUR Delinquent Ignorant Gourmet Interpreter 20 / 100Synonym of WHIM Desire Fancy Clumsy Strange 21 / 100Synonym of EAGER Clever Devoted Curious Enthusiastic 22 / 100Synonym of PROFOUND Fathomless Deep Profuse Boundless 23 / 100Synonym of VEER Concentrate Dominate Delegate Shift 24 / 100Synonym of PREROGATIVE Command Request Privilege Desire 25 / 100Synonym of TRADUCE Harden Build Betray Force 26 / 100Synonym of PREVARICATE Lie Anticipate Delay Authenticate 27 / 100Synonym of CONSEQUENCE Order Manner Result Cause 28 / 100Synonym of CONTEMPLATIVE Serious Thougtful Morbid Calm 29 / 100Synonym of JINGOISTIC Cooperative Dashing Compromise Victorious 30 / 100Synonym of CATAPULT Contain Shoot Restrain Control 31 / 100Synonym of GAINSAY Suggestion Advantage Proposal Contradict 32 / 100Synonym of RIVAL Claimant Partner Enemy Competitor 33 / 100Synonym of MALAISE Curse Sickness Spite Stagnation 34 / 100Synonym of DELECTABLE Attractive Delicate Delightful Desirable 35 / 100Synonym of MALIGN Harmful Depreciate Deviate Assign 36 / 100Synonym of COMBAT Conflict Quarrel Feud Fight 37 / 100Synonym of TROTH Disloyal Colourist Ego Faithful 38 / 100Synonym of FLAK Adventure Praise Advice Criticism 39 / 100Synonym of IMPROVEMENT Advancement Promotion Betterment Preference 40 / 100Synonym of TRUNCATE Cut Act End Cancel 41 / 100Synonym of ACERB Dangerous Foreign Harsh Unwilling 42 / 100Synonym of PRECARIOUS Critical Perilous Brittle Cautious 43 / 100Synonym of ONEROUS Awesome Difficult Burdensome Dutiful 44 / 100Synonym of AFICIONADO Indifferent Enthusiast Critic Rival 45 / 100Synonym of FRACTIOUS Comic Pleasing Disheartening Irritable 46 / 100Synonym of INSOLVENT Penniless Broke Bankrupt Poor 47 / 100Synonym of FICKLE Nervous Poor Changeable Constant 48 / 100Synonym of ENTICE Tempt Attract Charm Tease 49 / 100Synonym of DISRUPT Join Refuse Break Deny 50 / 100Synonym of BEMOAN Soothe Denounce Lament Loathe 51 / 100Synonym of WILT Strike Droop Warn Challenge 52 / 100Synonym of OVERSEE Glance Supervise Contest Look 53 / 100Synonym of FRAGMENT Dissection Crumble Cut Scrap 54 / 100Synonym of APPORTIONMENT Allotment Bestowal Delivery Presentation 55 / 100Synonym of SERENE Delicate Calm Meek Solemn 56 / 100Synonym of ADJUNCT Addition Adaptation Oath Decree 57 / 100Synonym of FLABBY Fatty Obese Loose Chubby 58 / 100Synonym of ENDORSEMENT Reprimand Censure Recommendation Reproach 59 / 100Synonym of VULGAR Thoughtless Illiterate Unkind Coarse 60 / 100Synonym of IMPRECATION Curse Bliss Abuse Blessing 61 / 100Synonym of BOTCH Borrow Collect Promote Bungle 62 / 100Synonym of EXCERPT Invitation Extract Debate Speech 63 / 100Synonym of LUG Drag Denounce Degrade Decline 64 / 100Synonym of CHARTER Declaration Article Announcement Document 65 / 100Synonym of CONSTRUE Unite Scatter Confuse Interpret 66 / 100Synonym of FEIGN Condemn Condone Attend Pretend 67 / 100Synonym of COGNOSCENTE Critic Speculator Teacher Preacher 68 / 100Synonym of MAUNDER Wander Warn Concentrate Capture 69 / 100Synonym of OBJECT Disapprove Deny Challenge Disobey 70 / 100Synonym of QUIP Joke Comment Blow Injury 71 / 100Synonym of SUSTAIN Believe Revive Allow Support 72 / 100Synonym of SURFEIT Satiate Delegate Confiscate Pass 73 / 100Synonym of HINDER Damage Ruin Challenge Obstruct 74 / 100Synonym of INTRINSIC Secret Introvert Intricate Complicated 75 / 100Synonym of GAFFE Compulsion Blunder Virtue Competition 76 / 100Synonym of ENNUI Expulsion Comedy Weariness Conviction 77 / 100Synonym of SOLICIT Require Demand Claim Beseech 78 / 100Synonym of BERSERK Morose Wild Clever Cheerful 79 / 100Synonym of LARGESSE Splendid Liberal Bribe Extravagant 80 / 100Synonym of DOLEFUL Jovial Colourful Bright Mournful 81 / 100Synonym of GROTESQUE Pompous Malformed Exaggerated Colourful 82 / 100Synonym of ERADICATE Eliminate Complicate Indicate Dedicate 83 / 100Synonym of INIQUITOUS Unequal Curious Wicked Biased 84 / 100Synonym of WAN Cheerful Tired Unhappy Strong 85 / 100Synonym of DEAR Young Costly Close Due 86 / 100Synonym of BROWSE Strike Deceive Heal Examine 87 / 100Synonym of LANGUISH Console Decline Condemn Condone 88 / 100Synonym of PROEM Proclamation Narrative Preface Conclusion 89 / 100Synonym of ECSTATIC Enraptured Bewildered Animated Fitful 90 / 100Synonym of REVISE Edit Correct Alter Reconsider 91 / 100Synonym of EXPOSE Reveal Conceal Open Declare 92 / 100Synonym of STALEMATE Dead-end Deadly Deadlock Dead 93 / 100Synonym of CADGE Hide Imprison Beg Bicker 94 / 100Synonym of DIVULGE Conceal Explore Strip Reveal 95 / 100Synonym of INDUSTRIOUS Intelligent Reserved Hard working Clever 96 / 100Synonym of AFFILIATE Associate Control Copy Discriminate 97 / 100Synonym of VILIFY Communicate Perform Commend Defame 98 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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_ SynonymsPractice Test 6 1 / 100It was an ignominious defeat for the team. unaccountable shameful humiliating unexpected 2 / 100Synonym of PLACATE Amuse Pity Embroil Appease 3 / 100The obstacles seem to be insurmountable, but no one should doubt what this fearless woman can accomplish. tall Insuperable achieve trivial 4 / 100Synonym of BRASH Invective Abusive Rude Superficial 5 / 100Synonym of AMICABLE Friendly Affectionate Interesting Loving 6 / 100The kingdom suffered a constant threat from certain predatory tribes. violent plundering wild rebellious 7 / 100A factory manufacturing illicit liquor was unearthed by the police yesterday. poisonous unlawful cheap intoxicating 8 / 100The community is agog with speculation about the fate of the money collected. worried excited depressed annoyed 9 / 100The sight moved him to pity and compunction. confusion regret anger wonder 10 / 100The minister tried to assure the people regarding their safety. convince provide warn protect 11 / 100Synonym of CONVENED Summoned Ended Associated Collected 12 / 100Synonym of RAKISH Dashing Frivolous Childish Aggressive 13 / 100Synonym of ESCHEW Adapt Oppress Avoid Encourage 14 / 100The Government must do something about the runaway increase in prices. unpardonable inflationary unreasonable uncontrollable 15 / 100Synonym of STAID Depressive Dull Sedate Backward 16 / 100Synonym of CELIBATE Saint Widower Bachelor Teetotaller 17 / 100After his graduation, he had to pass through a period of privation. prosperity uncertainty hardship privacy 18 / 100The story which Gaurav narrated was very exciting. explained told disclosed revealed 19 / 100It was pure fabrication with an eye for a sensation. opinion observation wish desire 20 / 100The device which measures earthquakes is called the Richter scale. prevents gauges weighs calculates 21 / 100Synonym of HAGGLE Accept Postpone Reject Bargain 22 / 100Many of his aquaintances avoid him because he is so garrulous. quarrelsome talkative proud unreasonable 23 / 100Synonym of WANDER Arouse Dedicate Soar Drift 24 / 100He spent his whole life caught up in mundane matters. worldly criminal inconsequential foolish 25 / 100Synonym of DILETTANTE Opponent Specialist Amateur Expert 26 / 100Synonym of DEMIT Promote Judge Resign Appoint 27 / 100Synonym of ABROGATION Abridgement Deprivation Dismissal Annulation 28 / 100Synonym of PROSCRIBE Banish Advance Recommend Allow 29 / 100Synonym of EQUIVOCAL Ambiguous Reasonable Feasible Quarrelsome 30 / 100Synonym of CAVORT Annoy Suppress Jump Entertain 31 / 100Synonym of LATENT Concealed Apparent Prompt Lethargic 32 / 100The indiscriminate demand for mas consumption goods is deplorable. desperate undifferentiated discreet insensitive 33 / 100It is quite unseemly that person should so behave with his elders. ugly improper discourteous childish 34 / 100Synonym of ADMONISH Support Praise Appeal Threaten 35 / 100He whirled round in a trice, with a revolver in his hand. instant circle hurry trifle 36 / 100Plants that grow and exist in deserts have highly specialized means of adapting themselves to the arid environment. withering dry useless unproductive 37 / 100It was a facetious remark which totally failed to make any impression. joking reconciliatory meaningless irrelevant 38 / 100Ramnath is such a sham that it is difficult to get along with him. farcical unnatural pretender blunt 39 / 100Synonym of WRATH Hatred Jealousy Anger Violence 40 / 100Synonym of CONCEAL Hide Avoid Steal Keep 41 / 100Synonym of INDICT Reprimand Condemn Accuse Allege 42 / 100During negotiations, the Managing director remained obdurate. adamant co-operative flexible tough 43 / 100Synonym of REPRISAL Retaliation Appreciation Assessment Compensation 44 / 100I don't see why he should be so obsequious to his brother just because the latter is rich. kind offensive servile unfriendly 45 / 100It was presumptuous of him to make a remark in the assembly. over-confident unthoughtful ambiguous ridiculous 46 / 100The lurid details of the murder in broad day light sent chilling sensations down the spine of everybody bleak ghastly realistic vivid 47 / 100Quite unabashed, he began his scholarly lecture on what was obvious to everyone. unchecked unashamed unimpressed unnerved 48 / 100Synonym of CONGREGATION Combination Collection Avoid Assembly 49 / 100Synonym of VINDICATE Judge Justify Argue Explain 50 / 100Everyone in the bazaar turned to stare at the visitor and his preposterous dress. absurd pompous vague strange 51 / 100Synonym of OVERTURES Observations Agreements Offers Promises 52 / 100Weird noises came from the haunted houses. unnatural unpleasant beastly frightening 53 / 100Synonym of ASSENT Compromise Judgement Expression Agreement 54 / 100There is not a single word that is redundant in the report. flowery not needed unimportant bombastic 55 / 100Synonym of DEFUNCT Extinct Active Clever Alive 56 / 100This group is quite heterogeneous some are very rich while some are very poor. confusing uniform varied contradictory 57 / 100Synonym of KIBITZ Interfere Evade Befriend Avoid 58 / 100They knew by his sophomoric remarks that he was still knave in the field. unpalatable casual ignorant immature 59 / 100Synonym of CAVEAT Dispute Warning Challenge Advice 60 / 100Only my neighbour succoured me during my illness. aided attended nourished treated 61 / 100Decay is an immutable factor of human life. unique important awful unchangeable 62 / 100Synonym of MYSTIQUE Fame Popularity Admirable Reputation 63 / 100Synonym of MYOPIC Cross-eyed Astigmatic Short-sighted Blind 64 / 100Synonym of SYNTHETIC Artificial Scientific Superficial Fake 65 / 100Synonym of APOLOGUE Moral fable Explanation After thought Ancient legend 66 / 100The man succumbed to his injuries the day following the day of accident. fell down surrendered died yielded 67 / 100He was given to fanaticism in his political beliefs. unreasoning enthusiasm having no grounds falsehood limitations 68 / 100Whatever opinion he gives is sane. obscure rational arrogant wild 69 / 100Grandfather has been getting feeble of late. diseased weak tall small 70 / 100Synonym of IMPREGNATE Suffer Conclude Conceal Infuse 71 / 100Synonym of ESTRANGE Miscalculate Puzzling Alienate Endanger 72 / 100Synonym of ACCOLADE Award Welcome Arrival Affection 73 / 100Synonym of ABSTAIN Refrain Assist Resist Attain 74 / 100Synonym of SMEAR Encourage Mark Quarrel Avoid 75 / 100Synonym of VITUPERATE Appraise Abuse Appreciate Encourage 76 / 100The novel was so interesting that I was oblivious of my surroundings. watchful indifferent unmindful aware 77 / 100Synonym of LIABILITY Credit Asset Debit Debt 78 / 100Synonym of ENTHRAL Charm Persuade Annoy Glorify 79 / 100Synonym of EROTIC Sexual Sensuous Beautiful Attractive 80 / 100He has always been an elusive customer. clever deceitful quarrelsome unreliable 81 / 100Synonym of CREDENCE Credit Assurance Belief Preference 82 / 100Synonym of IMPINGE Strike Ridicule Soak Argue 83 / 100Synonym of ERROR Misgiving Misadventure Blunder Ambiguity 84 / 100I have told him many times not to do that. unlimited endless several numberless 85 / 100Despite a full one hour meeting, they could not arrive at any consensus. agreement union harmony unity 86 / 100He did not hesitate to pester the sleeping mother when he wanted money. disturb trouble wake shake 87 / 100Synonym of DAUNT Abuse Annoy Detain Intimidate 88 / 100India is still a virgin land exploring its tourism potential. undone unexplored uncouth unexploited 89 / 100Synonym of AID Disease Assistance Supervision Co-operation 90 / 100Synonym of ADMONITION Award Warning Amazement Pardon 91 / 100All the characters in the novel are fictitious. unreliable unbelievable real unreal 92 / 100Synonym of RAP Criticise Participate Transfer Advise 93 / 100Adverse remarks against the leader provoked his followers. severe dangerous unnecessary unfavourable 94 / 100Synonym of APPRAISAL Praise Estimation Investigation Approval 95 / 100Synonym of MIRTH Adventure Sorrow Merriment Enthusiasm 96 / 100Synonym of CONVIVIAL Aloof Jovial Crowded Solitary 97 / 100The ship was caught in the tempest and all but the captain were drowned. whirlpool violent storm bad weather typhoon 98 / 100The father advised his errant son not to maunder about but do something worthwhile. run play trouble wander 99 / 100Synonym of WHIRL Reap Agitate Weep Turn 100 / 100The affluence of most visiting Arabs is astonishing. ostentation endeavour influence wealth 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_ SynonymsPractice Test 5 1 / 100Article 26 of the Constitution is, in fact, a corollary to Article 25. synopsis consequence proof summary 2 / 100Everyone who has worked for him hammers home that point because they feel that it is widely unappreciated. stresses hints strikes directs 3 / 100He hardly works. mostly arduously strenuously scarcely 4 / 100The troops were mobilised to take control of the tensed situation. arouse summoned prepared organised 5 / 100He is being treated for his somnolence. weakness severe pain in the joints sleepiness intoxication 6 / 100He gave me a detailed account of the meeting. precis summary report explanation 7 / 100The time I spent in the library was the most rewarding one. paying serviceable precious profitable 8 / 100The new scheme was aimed at prohibiting all people from imbibing alcoholic drinks. offering drinking smuggling preparing 9 / 100Harish ran the marathon race in less than two hours. scored rushed succeeded completed 10 / 100"I have learnt a great deal working in factories, and for a time I've been a weaver. Here are my testimonials, Mr. Davis." witnesses credentials tokens testaments 11 / 100I am afraid I cannot relate the details now. recount tell recollect instruct 12 / 100We did not expect such a judicious remark from him. rational legal sagacious shrewd 13 / 100Her new glasses make her look rather owlish. solemn stupid silly foolish 14 / 100The meeting was adjourned after discussing on the matter for about two hours. stopped postponed reviewed begun 15 / 100The army has laid out an entire web of agents to detect the surreptitious activities of the enemy. hostile secret intriguing foppish 16 / 100The scheme failed for want of adequate funds. necessary required recommended sufficient 17 / 100I had to disclose the information due to some reasons. suppress review expose discuss 18 / 100The Principal's advice will prove salutary for the students. beneficial harmful encouraging remarkable 19 / 100It is so gratifying to know that there are not many small-pox cases these days. satisfying pleasing happy surprising 20 / 100Parents should cultivate in their children the habit of helping others. create sprout foster propagate 21 / 100I found his crude manners abominable. flattering detestable attractive sloppy 22 / 100He would have been successful, but for his lack of temerity. confidence sincerity audacity strength 23 / 100The magazine was embellished with amusing articles. replete filled adorned sprinkled 24 / 100Public opinion will pillory these agents of crime. scorn recall subserve declare 25 / 100Your explanation that your social commitments tie you down, does not convince me. restrictions depletion obligations reduction 26 / 100His unscrupulous act would only tantamount to ravage and destruction. result cause repetitious equal 27 / 100Our posterity shall hold us responsible for the devastation caused by cutting of trees. successors offspring predecessors followers 28 / 100The police need tangible proof of his guilt before they can act against him. strong clear emphatic convincing 29 / 100A conscientious worker is always admired by his employers. careful sincere obedient skillful 30 / 100He listened to her mellifluous music under the genial influence of wine. sympathetic drowsy heavy stressing 31 / 100He gave an expeditious reply. elaborate prompt slow exact 32 / 100People of different persuasions have met on the same platform. personalities tastes qualifications convictions 33 / 100No civilised society can allow the subversion of its institutions by extremists. subservience domination destruction subordination 34 / 100I was shocked at his crass behaviour. indifferent rigid stupid difficult 35 / 100I used to skate quite well but I have lost the knack now. stamina skill strength agility 36 / 100He is gregarious, he is loner, he loves argument, he cannot bear to lose one. silent talkative sociable greedy 37 / 100Feeling humiliated and frustrated, he could no longer brook the indifferent attitude of the government. support tolerate suffer condone 38 / 100The british levied unusually high taxes on export of Indian goods. enacted stipulated implemented imposed 39 / 100Her today's story was merely an exaggeration of what happened before my eyes. falsehood reproduction understatement overstatement 40 / 100He was given a severe warning for coming late. harsh strict stern rigorous 41 / 100The little coy bride was admired by everyone. beautiful talented sweet shy 42 / 100The actor with many graces leaves the stage and becomes only a memory in a world of happy memories. tacts gestures delicacies charms 43 / 100He is in the habit of thriving on others money. entertaining prospering surviving reviving 44 / 100The art movie I watched this evening has put me in a pensive mood. confused reflective depressed cheerful 45 / 100No one will invite her to a tea nor she is so garrulous. laughs gossip giggles talkative 46 / 100After the severe riots, the police continued the curfew lest there was no recrudescence of disorder. recurrence exaggeration aggravation spread 47 / 100The king's palace was really a magnificent one. splendid popular illuminated decorative 48 / 100People who hold very unorthodox views, are sometimes ostracized. applauded criticised hated shut out from society 49 / 100We walked down a precipitous slope. precise precarious steep gradual 50 / 100You will have to arrange for a provisional licence. temporary restricted routine transient 51 / 100One of the most tenacious and dangerous legends about the shark is that he has poor eyesight. strong brave heroic foolish 52 / 100Those who aquire quick money are impatient to flaunt their wealth and material possessions. waste squander ostentatious hide 53 / 100The Border Security Force intercepted yesterday a truck carrying arms and ammunition. found stopped met interrupted 54 / 100Even though Akshay does not study hard, he always comes first in his class. stands arrives scores completes 55 / 100Different races follow different modes of living. standards ways customs attitudes 56 / 100Nearly half of India's population is still liviing in abject poverty. enough grave solid wretched 57 / 100John Milton wrote 'Paradise Lost' to vindicate the ways of God to man. justify explain criticise support 58 / 100Brevity pays in debate. confidence quickness conciseness sharpness 59 / 100He was dismissed from service because they found him dishonest. removed stopped retired prevented 60 / 100He enjoyed the salubrious climate of the place. cold healthful temperate warm 61 / 100The Pandavas led an austere life in the mountains. lacking religious unsteady harsh 62 / 100Kamini could not recollect the incident that had happened in her chilhood. remind recall assemble memorise 63 / 100Some of the members of the Board indulged in highly scurrilous talk at the meeting. irrelevant superfluous objectionable abusive 64 / 100Several ancillary units were patronized by that large store. subordinate temporary standing small 65 / 100The medicine was aperient. sweet laxative giddy bitter 66 / 100The agility of the body of the athlete was very much appreciated by the spectators. alertness suppleness briskness sprightliness 67 / 100I disdain those who tell lies. despise condemn scorn hate 68 / 100The soldier displayed exceptional courage and saved the Major from the enemy's hand. strange unusual abnormal new 69 / 100All his friends marvelled at his power of ratiocination. imagination reasoning speculation ruminating 70 / 100Many cities were incinerated during the war. destroyed burnt shaken bombed 71 / 100Poets and writers are sensuous by nature. sensible sensual sensitive sentimental 72 / 100You should have watched that glint in her eyes when speaking of her husband. disgust sadness sparkle anger 73 / 100The boy was fired for continually coming late to school. scold dismissed beaten abused 74 / 100The story began in an eerie situation. strange dangerous thrilling wonderful 75 / 100Before finalising this transaction, I had to sign an indemnity bond. partnership reparation compensation security 76 / 100They venerated the old teacher. let go respected humiliated teased 77 / 100Sumit neglected to remit the fees in time and therefore had to pay a fine. failed promised exempted refused 78 / 100The relics of the Roman rule are still extant in England. spread existent scattered hidden 79 / 100People refuse to pay obeisance to people whom they do not accept as their leaders. command respect attention obedience 80 / 100The District Collector made it clear that the Government cannot sustain for long the support for such schemes. pay continue manage succeed 81 / 100Many people buy charms and talismans because they think they will bring them luck. stones cards tokens amulets 82 / 100The tinned food that we bought in the way was all contaminated and spoiled. noxious rotten Polluted adulterated 83 / 100The fishing boat pulled away from the wharf and chugged smoothly down the bay. harbour quay shore anchor 84 / 100A government rocked by frequent scandals is an effete set of people with no credibility. stupid innocent exhausted excited 85 / 100Inspite of their efforts, the team of scientists could not make much headway to solve the problem. start results progress efforts 86 / 100Five year plans have been put into operation to mitigate the sufferings of the poor. lessen cut reduce remove 87 / 100When kept in water, grapes become turgid. bloated fomented swollen rotten 88 / 100The next day she pacified the teacher explaining her the reason for the previous day's leave. quietened silenced flattered pleased 89 / 100Miss Universe pageant was really worth seeing. contest function show carnival 90 / 100Buoyed by these visions of the future of his son, the artist soldiered on. stopped struggled persevere fought 91 / 100She would take a deep sigh and lapse into silence. turn pass revert get 92 / 100All his documents were confiscated. cancelled forfeited seized destroyed 93 / 100Seeds need sufficient water and air to germinate. grow reproduce sprout breed 94 / 100Babur's memoirs are contained in "Tuzuk-i-Baburi". life speech events memory 95 / 100The river level was rising drastically after that heavy rain. unexpectedly suddenly greatly slightly 96 / 100The cordial talks between the two foreign ministers cover the entire gamut of their relations. globe range territory sphere 97 / 100The American policy did much to escalate the conflict. end develop spread reduce 98 / 100The one who is rich possesses many superfluous things. needless essential expensive superior 99 / 100Gandhiji had proposed the path of non-violence. suggested accepted followed adopted 100 / 100The munificence of the businessman was great. tactfulness stinginess generosity misery 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_ SynonymsPractice Test 4 1 / 100He declined to speak about the problem when I asked him. permitted agreed promised refused 2 / 100Forgetting their old enmity, they joined hands with a spirit of camaraderie. love friendliness trust animosity 3 / 100His speech was full of affectation. euphemism boasting pretence pedantry 4 / 100It goes against my grain to be running around the courts for justice training character eccentric personality 5 / 100It was on the behest of the officer that he made those improvements. suggestion recommendation orders request 6 / 100The incident was a grim reflection of the bizarre things that go on in the village. summary picture comment portrait 7 / 100The leaders charisma attracted many followers. candour humility charming power 8 / 100It is not for lay readers to evaluate a great poet. learned ordinary expert idle 9 / 100All his colleagues bore an innate reverence for his immaculate character. refined faithful pure splendid 10 / 100In his lust for wealth, he had reached the zenith of criminal activity. bottom nadir end acme 11 / 100The country's resources should be judiciously used. immensely sparingly adequately reasonably 12 / 100Corruption stalks every sphere of national life. pervades poisons penetrates pollutes 13 / 100Many people feel queasy while travelling on a bus on hilly roads. mobile drowsy dynamic uneasy 14 / 100What India hankers for most at this moment is security and stability. aims plans dreams desires 15 / 100If you lack in magnanimity, all your wealth and luxury is useless. management purposive generosity planning 16 / 100The man looked at the poor boy with contempt. jealousy pity disrespect concern 17 / 100The school took us on a three days excursion to Goa. picnic visit tournament trip 18 / 100Pakistan has been vigorously pursuing a clandestine nuclear weapons programme. progressive nefarious systematic secretive 19 / 100If you don't care for the blemishes of his style, you will find that the writer has a powerful message to convey. qualities accusations faults excellences 20 / 100The new government decided to rescind most of the decisions of its predecessor. reconsider rectify revoke modify 21 / 100Due to the long lapse of time, I could not recognise my old friend. delay movement passage duration 22 / 100Sagacity increases with age. efficiency maturity wisdom love 23 / 100His command were so peremptory that we felt humiliated. poignant rough specious dictatorial 24 / 100Those who man government-run shops also have their palm greased. operate administer rule control 25 / 100Ever since the death of his mother, my friend is utterly forlorn and wretched. lonely fearful gloomy frustrated 26 / 100I found myself befogged in that situation. puzzled panicky surprised happy 27 / 100The man lived in a dilapidated house made of mud and bricks. thatched crashing crumbling old 28 / 100We were touched by the honesty of the beggar. moved surprised horrified impressed 29 / 100At the Hardy house there was great consternation when Aunt Gertrude saw Joe helping Frank up the stairs. surprise satisfaction gaity panic 30 / 100Without science and the scientific spirit, we shall just drift along. peacefully gently cautiously wander 31 / 100The tendency to act becomes ingrained in us only in proportion to the frequency with which such actions actually occur. destined desired fixed marked 32 / 100Prashant likes his friend, Rishabh inspite of his little frailties. timidness failures weaknesses oddities 33 / 100Fifty years after the independence there can be no alibi for not providing basic amenities to every citizen. plea factor cause reason 34 / 100A bone got stuck in his gullet. chest throat molars stomach 35 / 100The lovers met in a sylvan setting. silent natural wooden romantic 36 / 100The prisoners of war were subjected to bestial atrocities. hardships jobs cruelties punishments 37 / 100During his meeting with the owners of the company he had a number of overtures. agreements observations offers promises 38 / 100The militant was nabbed at the airport. beaten pursued caught arrested 39 / 100The defendant was grateful for the judge's clemency. patience relaxed attitude mercy politeness 40 / 100As the jockey tried to ride the horse, it suddenly went berserk. broke began galloping wild 41 / 100Jawaharlal Nehru was an outstanding personality. notorious admirable prominent interesting 42 / 100Success is achieved by the degree to which society is prepared to police itself. suppress control perform oppress 43 / 100He kindled the spirit of revenge in him and used it to his advantage. provoked dolted burnt contrived 44 / 100The raucous shouts of the audience forced the management to call off the show. harsh unpleasant harmful loud 45 / 100Most of the politicians these days have a large number of toadies around them. servants professional sycophants followers 46 / 100The ubiquity of God cannot be questioned. greatness existence mystery omnipresence 47 / 100He murdered the man without any qualms of conscience. curiosity excitement hesitation pang 48 / 100All the streets looked just the same. normally decisively exactly simply 49 / 100Your present statement has allayed my fears. eradicated obliterated relieved aroused 50 / 100At the yesterday's meeting, he adopted a recalcitrant attitude. obstinate sympathetic conciliatory courteous 51 / 100He had been living his life according to set pattern. conduct performance model behaviour 52 / 100He has propensity for getting into debt. quality aptitude tendency characteristic 53 / 100Your master will like you if you are diligent. obedient conscientious meticulous hard-working 54 / 100Because of a family feud, he never spoke to his wife's parents. trouble crisis problem quarrel 55 / 100Now the fury of the demonstrators turned against the machines. acrimony asperity passion rage 56 / 100Eventually vision is affected and the patient is only able to see if light is present. gradually primarily initially ultimately 57 / 100The benevolence of the God of Rain has seen a very successful monsoon this year too. ill-will vision morbidity kindness 58 / 100He has won great admiration amongst his students because of his verdant outlook. fresh wide optimistic logical 59 / 100Before my work on the writer appeared there were many vague ideas afloat about him. prevalent stagnant circulating primitive 60 / 100Sanjay is going to pay the bill for the repairs. pay stand own bear 61 / 100He was punished for shirking his official work. delegating slowing avoiding postponing 62 / 100In present day society, money plays the only dominant role in almost all transactions. business proceedings negotiations jobs 63 / 100Millionaires become eccentric in their old age. peculiar dull irritable miserly 64 / 100If you want the quality of your writings to improve, then avoid redundant words. unwilling mistaken unnecessary wrong 65 / 100He is in the habit of talking superfluously. authoritatively needlessly continuously fluently 66 / 100I don't mean to be flippant but there is no nice way to kill somebody in a war. naughty mean frivolous desperate 67 / 100The traditional methods of doing things have now become obsolescent. unpopular harmful unrewarding obsolete 68 / 100He was a vulpine person and so avoided by his neighbours. miserly indolent crafty haughty 69 / 100The arguments of the lawyer of the accused were so persuasive that the judge aquitted him. logical convincing clever eloquent 70 / 100For New Delhi, it is time to re-examine its Pakistan policy and reduce the suspicion that it is trying to torpedo the talks. quiet refute weaken attack 71 / 100He did his job with scrupulous care. great exact attentive marvellous 72 / 100Scientific knowledge is an intoxicating draught, and it may be one in which the human race is unable to sustain. disease process drink product 73 / 100There is no efficacious remedy to unemployment problem in a country which has no ideological convictions. effective suitable proper possible 74 / 100The state finds itself in a bind in this matter as on many other issues. nuisance problem conflict depression 75 / 100He was the only reckless worker in the entire staff. daring courageous rash bold 76 / 100The pick pocket was brandishing a knife. pointing using waving showing 77 / 100Everybody in the Assembly shouted and there was a pandemonium in the hall. noise crowd disorderly scene laughter 78 / 100He failed to savvy the full implications of the agreement that he had signed. taste remember memorise understand 79 / 100He did not make any attempt to placate her. serve satisfy please pacify 80 / 100Ramlal is quite parsimonious by nature. prodigal cruel haughty miserly 81 / 100Instead of being arraigned in public, the child should be quietly interviewed in public. openly punished indict scolded 82 / 100The dispute between India and Pakistan can only be settled through negotiations. imposing nuclear conference peace 83 / 100His wife enjoined him to change his ways. asked threatened urged pleaded 84 / 100His sententious reply impressed the visitor. insipid quick meaningful sharp 85 / 100She does not get her work done punctually and properly because she is always dawdling. confused loitering chit-chatting playing 86 / 100His credulous nature often landed him in trouble. trusting dreamy naughty innocent 87 / 100A million cinemas a year bring the same stale balderdash. adventure thriller nonsense romance 88 / 100In the meeting the minister floated a couple of new ideas. gave offered advised presented 89 / 100"To be or not to be" was the dilemma of Hamlet. obsession helplessness question problem 90 / 100It is the Prime Minister's prerogative to appoint or dismiss a minister. function monopoly privilege authority 91 / 100It was very perspicacious of the judicial investigation officer to find the cause of the problem so quickly. quick discerning mysterious clever 92 / 100Foolhardiness is the result of constant strains. foolishness sickness obstinacy exhaustion 93 / 100It is compulsory for all the students to join this tour. necessary dutiful regular obligatory 94 / 100He was sad that his seniority had been overlooked. neglected rejected sidestepped confused 95 / 100The Director leaves on Tuesday on tour of the overseas branches of the company. personal private round journey 96 / 100Before I could expostulate he had spoken again. postulate protest explain disclose 97 / 100The bounties of nature are being exploited by man. products rules ecological gifts 98 / 100The problem of unemployment is emasculating our youth from making concrete innovations. weaken encouraging hindering pressurizing 99 / 100The appointments were made quite judiciously. legally reasonably impartially lawfully 100 / 100He is just dabbling in politics to promote his business interests. including helping participating interfering For more Quiz 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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_ SynonymsPractice Test 3 1 / 100The isolated and dilapidated palace has become a rendezvous for the unsocial elements. resort meeting hiding public 2 / 100His adulatory remarks surprised us. discreet insulting funny appreciate 3 / 100One who despises his colleagues can never be successful. accuses discourages ignores hates 4 / 100The prisoner made an abortive attempt to escape from the jail. futile courageous illegal furtive 5 / 100These recent developments seem to be quite adverse to our interests. unfortunate favourable opposed indifferent 6 / 100His conjecture was better than mine. intuition guess experience knowledge 7 / 100The earth from here is a grand oasis in the vastness of space. waterhole wetland greenland landscape 8 / 100They are cautiously optimistic about the effects of the new medicine. secretly genuinely carefully curiously 9 / 100The newly found drug on the epidemic was not at all deleterious. successful intoxicating effective noxious 10 / 100He has implicated them in the conspiracy. interested affected influenced involved 11 / 100He was ingenious enough to know how to get out of the clutches of law. intelligent alert clever cunning 12 / 100He took a momentous decision in this case. hopeless transient important wrong 13 / 100Peace keeping for the United Nations is, at best of times and arduous task. delicate inconvenient difficult laborious 14 / 100I am quite content to stay here. eager frightened determined happy 15 / 100She was not the one who committed the crime, but she was culpable too. sentenced guilty affected involved 16 / 100Since he promised to do so, I presume he will come. guess believe suppose think 17 / 100This was his maiden performance on the stage and he did very well. first primary girlish opening 18 / 100In the company of smart and crafty fellows, a gaby finds himself out of place. honest cunning innocent talkative 19 / 100Her hazel eyes are really attractive. blue reddish-brown green greenish-blue 20 / 100There was nothing casual about my father's interests. funny ordinary accidental incidental 21 / 100For quick promotion, he hit on a plan to propitiate the Manager. evict conciliate incite praise 22 / 100The parade route was down the main boulevard. driveway highway avenue alley 23 / 100He could not suppress his resentment against that decision. happiness displeasure excitement contentment 24 / 100The tour was cancelled on account of incessant rain. constant intermittent unexpected heavy 25 / 100I realised they wanted to be alone together, so I felt very awkward. embarrassed clumsy cumbersome unwieldy 26 / 100The intruders strangled the lady to death. compressed forced thrashed throttled 27 / 100Physical courage urges a man to risk injury or death. forces compels persuades forbids 28 / 100The quiz game comprises three rounds. continue retains maintain incorporates 29 / 100That case is not amenable to ordinary rules. dealt with interpreted contradictory susceptible 30 / 100He deserved the accolade he received. blame appreciation comment honour 31 / 100He is quite meticulous in his dealings with others. indifferent reserved careful haughty 32 / 100He is urbane in his manners. civil urban sane sensible 33 / 100We cherish the tradition of bravery. revive learn adore imitate 34 / 100When youngsters do not have good role-models to emulate they start searching for them among sportsmen or filmstars. imitate mollify modify inhabit 35 / 100The boy gave a vivid description of all that happened. picturesque explanatory fresh brilliant 36 / 100There was always an imminent danger of the falling of that damaged roof. favourable remote constant impending 37 / 100His views on children and their upbringing are indeed outlandish. offensive funny realistic strange 38 / 100The demand for an autonomous state is responsible for insurgence of terrorism in Punjab. self-governed separate independent secluded 39 / 100Some people adopt excellent manners only to camouflage their real character. reveal hide project misrepresent 40 / 100Cross-examination could not elicit any reason for his being absent. produce extract find prove 41 / 100His impertinence and his salacious remarks spoke voliably of his degradation. indecent rude distraught poor 42 / 100He enjoys vicarious authority. tenuous limited wide delegated 43 / 100Radhey Shyam does unpaid work for the charity school. honorary honorific honest honourable 44 / 100Absolute silence reigned in the whole necropolis. cemetry churchyard hell cenotaph 45 / 100The Court had to reprieve the hanging of the condemned prisoner. forgive forego delay charge 46 / 100Nathuram's desire to help the villagers is genuine. good real sincere accurate 47 / 100My philosophy lecturer is unfailingly bombastic. sensitive impressive impressionistic pompous 48 / 100Most of the staff is restive under the new manager's rule. uneasy obstinate friendly relaxed 49 / 100Despite his pompous style and gestures, the audience failed to evince any interest in his lecture. display take hide develop 50 / 100The growth in agriculture has a very salutary effect because we also offer food aid to the less fortunate masses in Asia and Africa. bad far-reaching advantageous respectable 51 / 100He remonstrated with his father about his decision of donating the entire property to the society for te disabled. agreed pleased protested apologized 52 / 100We don't know how we are to recompense you for the trouble you have taken. help reward praise thank 53 / 100The rebels returned home under an amnesty. pardon judicial assistance security 54 / 100Persons with abstemious habits can adjust themselves in any social set up. lavish lucrative moderate rustic 55 / 100He was drawn to the vortex of politics at a very early age. field hell whirlpool arena 56 / 100He kept his eyes peeled and his ears pricked for some important clue. remarkable sensational hint notable 57 / 100Sporadic rise in his temperature has caused us much worry. irregular frequent scattered irksome 58 / 100Ritu asked Rashmi not to meddle in her affairs. intercede interfere cross impose 59 / 100It was his practice to go for a walk every morning. convention fashion rule habit 60 / 100He does not know how to husband his resources. manage rule govern watch 61 / 100The facade of our school building got a face-lift recently. floor top basement front 62 / 100The value of some shares has appreciated considerably after the last budget. changed increased decreased crashed 63 / 100ISI marked goods are always pure. clean unmixed clear fresh 64 / 100The man vehemently denied all the charges of corruption that were levelled against him. devoutly forcefully serenely hysterically 65 / 100The country has a potential to exploit more mineral resources. luck possibility capacity fortune 66 / 100After that tiresome long journey, he felt drowsy. dizzy energetic irritable sluggish 67 / 100The need of the hour is to initiate the renaissance of moral conscience and halt the rampant corruption, for it could even hasten the end of our civilisation. revival significance introduction rise 68 / 100The sentiments expressed by him in the speech were odious. common significant hateful admirable 69 / 100The teacher felt that the student lacked discrimination in the study of his data. objectivity discernment taste imagination 70 / 100The man did not relish his nearness to the tigress. guess enjoy risk like 71 / 100He used to regale us with anecdotes. entertain bore flatter tire 72 / 100Wisdom seems to have got lost in a welter of knowledge. sacrifice height clarity confusion 73 / 100It was a fabulous idea. legendary fruitful precious excellent 74 / 100His endeavours proved fruitful. justified productive efficient futile 75 / 100The base of Indian politicians is the group of sycophants around them who earn bad name for their leaders. flatterers critics detractor foppish 76 / 100We heard him asseverate his good intentions but his actions belied his words. affirm cancel incite defy 77 / 100He died as an impecunious man in a charitable hospital. ignorant faultless penniless innocent 78 / 100The press man's question provokes the minister and the latter reaches apoplexy in his reaction. rage heights end insight 79 / 100He tried to mollify my hurt fellings. appease soften arouse suppress 80 / 100Some people are extremely fastidious in their choice of dress. fussy discriminating pompous careless 81 / 100His grand parents had grown feeble and helpless. humiliated incapacitated timid weak 82 / 100The old man shows no sign of infirmity even though he is eighty years old. fickleness indolence feebleness firmness 83 / 100His judicious handling of the matter saved the situation from going out of control. sensible nervous helpful cautious 84 / 100It is the inherent quality of matter tom expand on being heated. natural eternal hidden internal 85 / 100War always has a baneful effect on the people of a nation. pernicious harmful unpleasant foul 86 / 100Dr.S.Radhakrishnan has written an erudite commentary on the Bhagwad Gita. effective scholarly perfect inspiring 87 / 100The terminus of his progress would be reached when he accomplishes that honour. terminal result highest beginning 88 / 100Hearing the news, the workers were in a state of euphoria. disorder indignation depression elation 89 / 100The drugs were innocuous and had no side effect. imported effective harmless discovered 90 / 100After the acrimonious debate in the Lok Sabha, some memberas walked out. short bitter lively disgusting 91 / 100War was not the only inevitable means to decide that dispute. unavoidable indefinite improbable imminent 92 / 100Tired and weary he returned home late that night. lithe frustrated emancipated exhausted 93 / 100Ganpat finds it difficult to rear his family with the present income. control live support supply 94 / 100An enquiry was ordered to ascertain the actual cause of the accident. discover determine investigate prove 95 / 100AIDS is a chronic disease. persistent contagious infectious incurable 96 / 100What is the ultimate goal of life? immediate final fixed desired 97 / 100He was punished to rigorous imprisonment for larceny. stealing forgery murder dacoity 98 / 100He couldn't comprehend the details of the document. emphasise grasp condense implement 99 / 100Vishal had got an indication from his friend about the changes in the export market. signal feeling hint guess 100 / 100His trite remarks failed to cut any ice with the audience. hackneyed sharp bitter illogical 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_ SynonymsPractice Test 2 1 / 100The problem is tedious to tackle. tiring difficult easy troublesome 2 / 100The meeting was called to ruminate on recent events in the subcontinent. examine argue ponder discuss 3 / 100Defection is quite common in our present day political life. indiscipline desertion disloyalty disobedience 4 / 100Our talks with the foreign delegation were really productive. fruitful growing lengthy efficient 5 / 100He has saved money because his wife is frugal. economical strict miserly economic 6 / 100He is very discreet while deciding such matters. prudent obstinate cunning trustworthy 7 / 100One could see the maginitude of tragedy in the limpid eyes of the earthquake victims. ugly wet crying translucent 8 / 100Methods of spreading the family planning message have been as fecund as they have been abortive. false fruitful failing peculiar 9 / 100Lack of occupation is not necessarily revealed by manifest idleness. acquired deflected obvious infected 10 / 100The collection of poems, in a slim volume, is gleaned from several anthologies of ancient Indian poetry. copied gathered compiled extracted 11 / 100He had to curtail his leave as a lot of work was pending in his office. shorten cancel postpone extend 12 / 100The workers struck work asking for interim relief. immediate extra provisional urgent 13 / 100The artists worked with tremendous felicity in expressive poetic language. zeal happiness expertise excitement 14 / 100How I envy the man who can always produce his reading glasses at a moment's notice. covet undesired begrudge crave 15 / 100On the stage of this world, the drama of life is transitory as well as traumatic. transitional fleeting painful dull 16 / 100When the editor refused to publish my first article, I was totally disheartened. displeased disturbed discouraged dissatisfied 17 / 100I have worked in this organization for five years trying to check the erosion of ethical values. misuse corrosion decay expansion 18 / 100The guests were offended by his uncouth manners. undesirable dirty wasteful ungracious 19 / 100The attitude of the Western countries towards the Third World countries is rather callous to say the least. unfeeling cursed passive unkind 20 / 100During his stay in Canada, he had quite a few frustrating experiences. humiliating disappointing enthusiasm repulsive 21 / 100He gave such a vivid description of the house we wanted to rent that we did not have to look at it. clear confused simple detailed 22 / 100Ant is believed to be the most industrious creature. diligent sensible successful punctual 23 / 100The operator was commended for his dexterity. punctuality courtesy cooperation skill 24 / 100Too many drugs are apt to cause distress. suffering happiness depression melancholy 25 / 100He cast a cursory glance over the papers before signing them. eager short inquisitive hurried 26 / 100He is a candid politician. faithful spoken fearless frank 27 / 100Social reformers and thinkers abominate every type of discrimination and injustice practised anywhere in the world. eradicate condemn detest violate 28 / 100The people attending the carnival looked gay and happy. function fair occasion revelry 29 / 100The purpose of his speech was to lampoon the leading politicians of the day. expose praise defame ridicule 30 / 100Please sound the Principal about the reaction of the students. support tell discuss caution 31 / 100The oppressive weather made the work difficult for them. disappointing unbearable turbulent cold 32 / 100He has travelled all over the continent by hitchhiking most of the time. flying lift driving working 33 / 100He was a very docile person and thus a favourite of his neighbours. irritated disturbed obedient fooled 34 / 100He did not continue for long with his murky intentions. ominous lazy dishonest dull 35 / 100India's attitude towards China has all along been pusillanimous. cowardly restrained generous subversive 36 / 100A stray dog kept whimpering all night. whining barking sobbing crying 37 / 100Drinking is a vice which ultimately ruins a person. crime habit sin evil 38 / 100Tax evasion amounts to larcenous accumulation of public money by some unscrupulous individuals. shrewd miserly theft extravagant 39 / 100The weavers have to do monotonous work. exhausting repetitive autonomous irksome 40 / 100The patient began to rave incoherently in a fit of high fever. forcefully meekly anger babble 41 / 100Work that does not engage a person will never seem rewarding, no matter how lucrative it becomes. easy comfortable promising profitable 42 / 100Power went to her head and she could not stand even minor criticism. accept bear digest appreciate 43 / 100His forthright behaviour shows that he is honest but he seems rude to some people. correct courteous tactful straightforward 44 / 100After a dynamic speech by the Prime Minister, one often hears repercussions abroad. far-reaching gesticulations recriminations consequence 45 / 100The poetic art of Keats reached consummation at the end of his poetic career. frivolty completion failure deterioration 46 / 100For want of adequate funds, non-plan expenditure has been further pruned on this year's budget. expanded reduced prolonged included 47 / 100Elsie is seventy years old and a fanatical gardener. obsessed crazy fantastic enthusiastic 48 / 100The wail of the call to prayer floated over the darkened streets. hovered soaked leap jumped 49 / 100He was adjudged as the best orator of the college. singer debater critic speaker 50 / 100Science has revealed the mysteries of nature to man. cleared disclosed released opened 51 / 100He is deluding himself with false hopes. entertaining assuring misleading satisfying 52 / 100She overruled her son's demand of a motorbike. ignored disallowed fulfilled neglected 53 / 100Man has to encounter many hardships in life solve face bear overcome 54 / 100The intrepid mountaineers who scaled the peak in winter should be specially congratulated. timid bold unimaginative unadventurous 55 / 100He could not tolerate his friend rejoicing in his ignominy. dishonour misery victory defeat 56 / 100In order to tarnish the public image of his opponent, he has got a mendacious story planted in the local newspaper. imaginary fabricated horrible false 57 / 100The data compiled by the organisation was very useful. enclosed analysed collected published 58 / 100The criterion of judgement would be fixed soon. consideration result decision standard 59 / 100Whenever I go by that shop, the diamond necklace in the window tantalises me. teases amplifies excites humiliates 60 / 100A rupture in the relationship of the two brothers is quite apparent. gap damage breach break 61 / 100We must eradicate corruption. uproot condemn minimise control 62 / 100You cannot befool your mother by these pretences. accusations excuses statements promises 63 / 100The slump in business made Ratanlal bankrupt. failure fall extortion loss 64 / 100I could achieve success through conscious efforts. gain desire tremendous aware 65 / 100The merchant was renowned for his simple way of living. unknown notable famous notorious 66 / 100He was not able to unearth his secret to the last. disclose discover suppress decode 67 / 100Slangs in a language are usually ephemeral in nature. customary obvious necessary transient 68 / 100It was incumbent on him to report the matter at once. depending pointless optional compulsory 69 / 100We must not take his facetious remark very seriously. flippant critical amusing casual 70 / 100He had a catastrophic defeat. disastrous pessimistic improbable revolutionary 71 / 100Long illness has mascerated his body so much so that he is reduced to flesh and bones. affected wasted soften devastated 72 / 100If you waver at the last minute, you shall face failure. decide settle resolve hesitate 73 / 100I had a terrible dream last night and I was very much scared. frightened excited injured unhappy 74 / 100Feeling drowsy may be a side effect of too many antibiotics. dizzy sluggish irritable energetic 75 / 100The thieves left her tied up with rope but she wriggled herself free. shook made allowed escaped 76 / 100The child merits serious attention at this age. suits deserves demands invites 77 / 100There has been considerable furore both within Parliament and without about the proposed hike in tele-communication tariff. disagreement opposition uproar criticism 78 / 100His lascivious habits brought him nothing but bad name. lustful erotic vicious treacherous 79 / 100Malice is a feeling that we should always avoid. cruelty spite hatred envy 80 / 100The fetid mound of waste near the town was a major cause of the epidemic. dangerous doomed stinking stagnant 81 / 100Last fortnight the rains came to the parched soils of India after the merciless drought had already sapped the vitality and livelihoood of millions of peasants. decreased destroyed drained demolished 82 / 100To avoid future complications, the boundary between neighbours should be properly defined. explained limited demarcated interpreted 83 / 100Seeing the room in a disorderly state, Ravi concluded that someone had ransacked the place. searched upset destroyed attacked 84 / 100A reliable friend is the gift of God. dependable true honest helpful 85 / 100The speech was filled with rigmarole. quotes details examples nonsense 86 / 100How beautiful! This is really something to ponder over. dance sing think wonder 87 / 100Miss Margaret is a genteel lady. delicate well-bred beautiful attractive 88 / 100The most common type of colour blindness involves inability to tell red from green. prove detect distinguish extract 89 / 100He did not succeed in his endeavour. enterprise trick plan effort 90 / 100The eyewitness testimony was incontrovertible. disputable unquestionable unacceptable debatable 91 / 100He listened to my request with indifference. disinterest concern caution displeasure 92 / 100The cyclone had blown some of the cars on to funny places. humorous cranky odd irregular 93 / 100They tolerated him though they disliked his craven behaviour. cowardly mean silly indecent 94 / 100The growing disparity between the rich and the poor has been a cause of global concern. inequality diversity similar segregation 95 / 100They all shunned him because he was a lecherous man always looking for an oppurtunity to cheat others. lustful deceptive cunning dishonest 96 / 100The employee was ousted from the office forced expelled pushed thrust 97 / 100The book shows in poor light the execrable regime of corruption, falsehood and destruction of institutions by the ruler. deplorable continuous abominable exhaustive 98 / 100It is difficult to authenticate these old manuscripts. establish the genuineness of illustrate elucidate edit properly 99 / 100A civilised roman banquet was a thing of great richness, style and decorum. palace table ornament feast 100 / 100The committee did not find him fit for the job. correct choose suitable genuine For more Quiz updates ! 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Your score is LinkedIn Facebook Twitter 0% Restart quiz Read More Practice Test 1 November 9, 2023 No Comments /100 English_ SynonymsPractice Test 1 1 / 100Some people enjoy hobnobbing with the rich and famous. conspiring associating chatting living 2 / 100The rapacious plunderers did not spare even the people living in the slums. barbarous nomadic warlike avaricious 3 / 100He was reasonable enough to behave according to the circumstances. attentive determined peaceful sensible 4 / 100My uncle was so chagrined that he avoided mentioning the incident. happy annoyed tired pleased 5 / 100Ambition is subdued by poverty. sombre diluted modified challenged 6 / 100He was sentenced to four year's imprisonment. convicted punished assigned acquitted 7 / 100The antidote to these problems is hard to find. result remedy consequence cause 8 / 100Every body laughed at the puerility of his statement childishness insincerity inaccuracy falsehood 9 / 100Gandhiji always advocated the cause of indigenous industries. big native foreign cottage 10 / 100Quite often parents have to cut a sorry figure when their children display fractious reaction over trifles. absurd pleasing comic irritable 11 / 100He had the nerve to suggest that I was cheating. capacity strength audacity courage 12 / 100His physician has proscribed non-vegetarian diet. allowed recommended increased forbidden 13 / 100That young man is quite sanguine about the result of his competitive examination. anxious depressed optimistic pessimistic 14 / 100Ashish did not admit his mistake in the beginning. apologize accept commit realise 15 / 100She leaned back, feeling enervated. disheartened weakened confused saddened 16 / 100Deepak employed my friend only when I agreed to avouch for his honesty. vow pay guarantee affirm 17 / 100His visit to foreign countries brought about a sea change in his outlook and his attitude to the people. favourable unfavourable partial transformation 18 / 100Deepak has a penchant for fine poetry. desire training bias liking 19 / 100Both young sleuths felt sure there was a link between the two. boys detectives travellers convicts 20 / 100The two brothers should not vie with each other but work in co-operation. fight conspire compete envy 21 / 100The election campaign brings out the reality of the country in its most articulate form. distinct confused aggressive wayward 22 / 100A pervading sense of ennui grips Gaurav. weariness melancholy anxiety anger 23 / 100The old man asserted that the whole art of medicine lay in judicious poisoning. wise clever careful cautious 24 / 100It is risky to go beyond this barricade. adventurous hazardous stupid inadvisable 25 / 100The opposition made a strident demand for putting the bill to vote. vociferous brave powerful courageous 26 / 100He is known for his compliant nature. adamant livid complaining yielding 27 / 100His project was merely meant to stall the road construction in the village. begin evade obstruct ignore 28 / 100The only way to subvert the money power and let truth triumph is by enhancing the perks or income of the individuals. abolish overthrow reduce subdue 29 / 100Some army units were decimated during the surprise attack. denounced defeated destroyed captured 30 / 100It is a popular fallacy that all man-eaters are old and mangy. illusion fact observation belief 31 / 100There must be lively discussion of Indian authors if we are to foster our national literature. promote nurture nourish cherish 32 / 100The examination is going to commence on the 10th of this month. cancel finish continue begin 33 / 100The house cannot accommodate more people. associate hold hide allow 34 / 100Your despicable remarks call for no reply. contempuous complimentary critical sarcsatic 35 / 100He was admonished for the delay. dismissed admired censured advised 36 / 100The boy was incorrigible and a constant source of trouble to his mother. truant dishonest rash inveterate 37 / 100His singing enthralled the entire audience. surprised entertained captivated disappointed 38 / 100That was the time when there was a hunger for foreign knowledge and foreign thought wish undesired appetite generosity 39 / 100The petals of the flowers are usually conspicuous to attract birds for pollination. scented colourful prominent beautiful 40 / 100He is considered by every one as a man of integrity. wealth influence character power 41 / 100She is really a fantastic girl. beautiful intelligent charming wonderful 42 / 100This machine was fabricated in our own workshop. installed constructed operated manufactured 43 / 100Some of the discoveries of modern science are simply marvellous. commendable admirable praiseworthy amazing 44 / 100As they whispered, I felt awkward in their company. inconvenient clumsy embarrassed proud 45 / 100The stratospheric ozone layer plays an important protective role for life on earth and its disruption is obviously fraught with dangerous consequences. concerned caused followed involving 46 / 100The young leader was reluctant to shoulder the responsibilities of the ministerial office. unwilling anxious wanting eager 47 / 100Indian economy has always shown enough resilience in crisis. diversity elasticity adjustment strength 48 / 100Shobha painted some delightful pictures of children. colurful charming happy funny 49 / 100The number of aboriginal inhabitants in Australia is considerable. primitive irrational unoriginal modern 50 / 100Speaking in a tremulous tone, he took everybody to task. trembling feeble angry confident 51 / 100Her extraordinary stage performance should not be attributed to sheer fluke only. chance meeting event accidence 52 / 100The food we had to eat was incompatible to our needs. according unsuitable harmonising corresponding 53 / 100Courtesy does not cost one anything. amiability urbanity gentility civility 54 / 100The police arrested the thief but his accomplice escaped. colleague partner friend companion 55 / 100Lost in his own revery, he forgot that vicissitudes can change the course of man's life. change difficulties impediments unfortunate 56 / 100The man had transformed the courtyard into a junkyard, all he ever planted in it was trash. baseless nonsense splendid ugly 57 / 100I tried to persuade him to change his mind, but he remained adamant. foolish stubborn aggressive defensive 58 / 100Nobody has yet seen the peregrination of heavenly beings on earth. travelling casting arrival visit 59 / 100Reading of poetry is not congenial to his taste. undesirable suited helpful beneficial 60 / 100He would have been his close associate had he not been disloyal. executive employee competitor colleague 61 / 100His craven behaviour makes him an object of mockery mean silly cowardly indecent 62 / 100The old man was fond of giving homilies whenever we went to him with a problem. advice sermon alternatives suggestions 63 / 100To the mother's surprise, the soup had gone completely mouldy. finished stale cold sour 64 / 100In the absence of the chief guest, the host himself acted as his surrogate and presided over the function. assistant substitute counterpart alliance 65 / 100Of all the indignities man has suffered at the hands of man, slavery is perhaps the most degrading. atrocities insult evils dangers 66 / 100He was warned at the outset of his career. entrance end middle beginning 67 / 100The incident affected him so much that he could not forget it for several days. upset controlled influenced changed 68 / 100Everyone tries to avoid his company because he is in the habit of using too many jibes. abuses criticism taunts jokes 69 / 100The notice said that the meeting would begin precisely at 9.00 a.m. approximately exactly concisely inaccurately 70 / 100All incoming and outgoing mail is censored by the Government during the times of war. distributed confiscated checked supervised 71 / 100This is blatant injustice done to him. conceited contorted flagrant obvious 72 / 100A feeling of brotherhood should be nurtured in the masses. raised brought admired encouraged 73 / 100Even the loss of her jewels did not disturb the lady's equanimity. composure affability temper humour 74 / 100Many species of animal have become extinct during the last hundred years. feeble non-existent aggressive scattered 75 / 100He was enticed into entering into this deal. teased rebuked tempted repel 76 / 100Vanity is often noticeable in a great leader. admirable desirable visible remarkable 77 / 100The speaker drew examples copiously from various books. plentiful continuously completely largely 78 / 100The teacher felt nettled at the rowdiness of the boys. disgusted pleased annoyed perplexed 79 / 100He decided to accost a big financier for his new scheme. deceive consult employ approach 80 / 100The Japanese have introduced a nippy little car for joy riders. funny quick expensive cheap 81 / 100I was shocked to see my friend lying at the edge of the road. bank side border corner 82 / 100Nowadays, pollution is rampant in all major urban centres. chronic widespread deep-rooted fashionable 83 / 100He earns enough to satisfy his wants. pleasures needs desires aims 84 / 100He had a strange quirk of hitting his sister every now and then. aversion diversion habit fondness 85 / 100He was the most disputatious student I ever had. uncertain argumentative scandalous opinionated 86 / 100The speech he made on the occasion was quite exhilarating. boring learned lively irrelevant 87 / 100He was annoyed at his flippant remark. casual discourteous bitter humorous 88 / 100He tried to cajole her, but it was in vain. inspire enjoin coax rejoice 89 / 100An issue of the highest sensitivity, which required the greatest finesse and delicacy, was handled in the most slapdash manner. attention carefulness tact action 90 / 100He adopted quite a diffident stand when it was a matter of son's career. unassuming confident forward bold 91 / 100Fed up of social atrocities, she finally decided to lead a sequestered life. bold virtuous enlivened secluded 92 / 100Twenty people were killed as the boat overturned in the storm. drowned capsized lost disintegrated 93 / 100The host looked quite jaded by the time the party was over. cheerful exhausted inspiring miserable 94 / 100The boy was chided for his impertinence. rebuked beaten applauded praised 95 / 100The manager was not present at the inception of the programme. beginning rejection conclusion demonstration 96 / 100India has too often to fulminate against Pakistan's role in aiding and abetting acts of militancy on her soil. protest consider think conspire 97 / 100Hearing to the complaints of the villagers, the father would come and box his ears, and cuff him. lock slap abuse scold 98 / 100The prisoner has been languishing in the jail forn the last many years. suffering avoiding enjoying convicted 99 / 100He is a disinterested investigator. unbiased bored reluctant uninterested 100 / 100He was a contemplative person. careless mischievous over-zealous thoughtful For more Quiz 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Practice Test 16 November 9, 2023 No Comments /10 English_ SynonymsPractice Test 16 1 / 10STUMBLING BLOCK: Argument Frustration Advantage Hurdle 2 / 10ABANDON : Keep Enlarge Cherish Forsake 3 / 10DEFER : Defy Postpone Differ Indifferent 4 / 10CANCEL: Break Approve Allow Abolish 5 / 10CEASE: Create Begin Stop Dull 6 / 10GERMINATE : Produce Sprout Decay Breed 7 / 10MASSIVE: Lump sum Strong Little Gaping 8 / 10PIOUS: Sympathetic Afraid Religious Faithful 9 / 10FOSTERING : Ignoring Neglecting Safeguarding Nurturing 10 / 10PROPEL: Drive Jettison Burst Acclimatize For more Quiz updates ! Give you Name & Contact info. Your score is LinkedIn Facebook Twitter 0% Restart quiz Read More
Practice Test 15 November 9, 2023 No Comments /100 English_ SynonymsPractice Test 15 1 / 100FICTION : Imaginary Novel Tamed Wildness 2 / 100FEEBLE Vain Weak Sick Arrogant 3 / 100RESTRAINT Repression Hindrance Obstacle Restriction 4 / 100PREDOMINANT : Important Vague Assurance Lovable 5 / 100FUGITIVE : Enduring Vain Escaping Weak 6 / 100RESCUE Save Command Defence Help 7 / 100UTILITY : Advantage Profitability Benefit Usefulness 8 / 100CONTAIN : Limit Hold Express Prevent 9 / 100DILIGENT : Fool Unhappy Hardworking Disappointment 10 / 100FAKE Trustworthy Original Imitation Loyal 11 / 100WRETCHED: Foolish Insane Strained Poor 12 / 100DEIFY Challenge Face Flatter Worship 13 / 100PASS : Qualify Die Elongated Cross 14 / 100ALACRITY : Alarm Frankness Briskness Fear 15 / 100INDICT Reprimand Allege Accuse Condemn 16 / 100ECSTATIC Enraptured Bewildered Animated Willful 17 / 100ABSTRUSE: Profound Irrelevant Shallow Awful 18 / 100RECKLESS Bold Rash Courageous Daring 19 / 100ADMONISH Punish Curse Dismiss Reprimand 20 / 100ESSENTIAL : Advisable Beneficial Unavoidable Desirable 21 / 100RECUPERATE : Recover Reimburse Relocate Rehabilitate 22 / 100GOAD : Worship Soothe Irritate Save 23 / 100DILIGENT Brilliant Inventive Hard-working Progressive 24 / 100EVENTUALLY : Ultimately Abruptly Quickly Suddenly 25 / 100FOMENT : Abrasion Isolation Extirpate Provoke 26 / 100VENUE Agenda Duration Place Time 27 / 100SALACITY Recession Indecency Depression Bliss 28 / 100INSOLVENT Broke Poor Bankrupt Penniless 29 / 100IMPROVEMENT Betterment Preference Advancement Promotion 30 / 100PACIFY : Calm Gather Remit Allot 31 / 100YOB: Aggressive Intelligent Annoyed Humble 32 / 100INFREQUENT Sometimes Rare Never Usual 33 / 100HAGGLE: Postpone Accept Bargain Reject 34 / 100BITTERNESS : Sourness Hoarseness Aspersion Acrimony 35 / 100CATER : Provide Advance Develop Discover 36 / 100BARE Neat Clear Tolerate Uncovered 37 / 100BROWSE Deceive Examine Heal Strike 38 / 100MELD Glisten Purchase Soothe Merge 39 / 100PROHIBIT : Forfeit Provide Forbid Prescribe 40 / 100SHALLOW Foolish Worthless Superficial Artificial 41 / 100EXTRICATE Complicate Pull Free Tie 42 / 100IMPERCEPTIBLE : Obvious Humble Subtle Mean 43 / 100AWAKENED : Realized Enlightened Shook Briefed 44 / 100CORPULENT Emaciated Gaunt Lean Obese 45 / 100TURN : Rotate Shift Curve Move 46 / 100LIBERAL : Imaginative Generous Broad-minded Visionary 47 / 100CANNY Handsome Obstinate Clever Stout 48 / 100ANNIHILATE : Forward Entrain Destroy testify 49 / 100ALTERCATION : Distribution Charge Heated dispute Choice 50 / 100COMPASSION : Contrast Cruelty Similarity Kindness 51 / 100AUGURY: Intention Prophecy Future Astronomy 52 / 100WARRIOR Soldier Pirate Sailor Spy 53 / 100BUSY : Diligent Active Preoccupied Occupied 54 / 100VENT Stodge Past End Opening 55 / 100INSTALLED : Settled Manufactured Started Prepared 56 / 100EMBEZZLE Remunerate Clear Balance Misappropriate 57 / 100ALERT Energetic Observant Watchful Intelligent 58 / 100INADVERTENT : Unintentional Ignorant Undisturbed Unexpected 59 / 100TIMID Fast Medium Shy Slow 60 / 100TRANSIENT Transparent Fanciful Feeble Fleeting 61 / 100HARBINGER Forerunner Pilot Steward Messenger 62 / 100LAMENT Console Condone Complain Comment 63 / 100STUPID : Obstinate Illiterate Dull Rude 64 / 100DIELECTRIC : Constructive Nonconductor Destructive Instructive 65 / 100AUGUST Common Petty Ridiculous Dignified 66 / 100ADVERSITY Failure Misfortune Helplessness Crisis 67 / 100ABJECT Deny Challenge Disobey Miserable 68 / 100CONSEQUENCES Conclusions Difficulties Applications Results 69 / 100Synopsis : Index Puzzle Mixture Summary 70 / 100REPEAL Cancel Pass Perpetuate Sanction 71 / 100ATTEMPT Serve Explore Try Explain 72 / 100FIDELITY : Faithfulness Weakness Resourcefulness Strength 73 / 100DISPARAGE : Discriminate Scatter Belittle Waste 74 / 100Diversion : Distortion Change Amusement Deviation 75 / 100CANDID Bright Apparent Frank Explicit 76 / 100DIVERSION Amusement Bylane Deviation Arrival 77 / 100PIOUS Pure Pretentious Devout Clean 78 / 100DISTANT Separate Removed Reserved Far 79 / 100FORAY Contest Intuition Maraud Ranger 80 / 100FORTITUDE : Safety Courage Protection Similarity 81 / 100DELECTABLE: Enjoyable Nobel Delicious Sumptuous 82 / 100IRONIC Inflexible Good-natured Bitter Sarcastic 83 / 100EXPONENT : Cancel Meddler Horrid Advocate 84 / 100HESITATED Slowed Paused Postponed Stopped 85 / 100NEUTRAL Unbiased Undecided Indifferent Non-aligned 86 / 100INEBRIATE Dreamy Drunken Unsteady Stupefied 87 / 100SEE : Stand Observe Look Talk 88 / 100BRIEF Small Little Short Limited 89 / 100GRAPHIC : Timid Instructive Moving Obvious 90 / 100VANGUARD : Race driver Flag bearer Pioneer Officer 91 / 100CONTENTMENT : Craftiness Satisfaction Idleness Craving 92 / 100STERILE : Barren Dry None of these Childless 93 / 100REDRESSED : Redone Restored Addressed Equalised 94 / 100PALTRY : Slovenly Insignificant Average Unfair 95 / 100SHOWY : Gaudy Hungry Greedy Rowdy 96 / 100MOVING Toying Taking Shifting Turning 97 / 100INEXPLICABLE Chaotic Confusing Unconnected Unaccountable 98 / 100DUPLICITY : Deceit Cleverness Artlessness Repetition 99 / 100STERILE Barren Fertile Childless Dry 100 / 100SECURITY : Fearlessness Confidence Safety Boldness For more Quiz updates ! 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Practice Test 14 November 9, 2023 No Comments /100 English_ SynonymsPractice Test 14 1 / 100GERMANE Logical Responsible Relevant Possible 2 / 100Only those who are gullible take every advertisement seriously. fallible unrealistic enthusiastic unsuspecting 3 / 100FURORE Flux Anteroom Worry Excitement 4 / 100We didn't believe in his statement, but subsequent events proved that he was right. earlier later many few 5 / 100REPERCUSSION Clever Remuneration Recollection Reaction 6 / 100No one will invite her to a tea party for she is so garrulous. repeats gossip talks a lot giggles all the time laughs a lot 7 / 100INTIMIDATE Bluff Frighten Hint Harass 8 / 100The attitude of Western countries towards the Third World Countries is rather callous to say the least. passive unfeeling unkind cursed 9 / 100The general policies will relieve the sufferings of the common man. moderate alleviate aggravate abate 10 / 100Public figures should not indulge in mud-slinging. quarrelling slander mockery caricatures 11 / 100It is very difficult to retain all that you hear in the class. keep recall conserve preserve 12 / 100TEPID Warm Boiling Cold Hot 13 / 100The pioneers left a blazing trial of courage, manliness and chivalry. colonialist explorers inventors settlers 14 / 100RABBLE Roar Noise Rubbish Mob 15 / 100That the plan is both inhuman and preposterous needs no further proof. absurd heartless impractical abnormal 16 / 100WARY Tired Distorted vigilant Sad 17 / 100DESTITUTION Poverty Humility Wealthy Moderation 18 / 100The inspector was a vigilant young man. ambitious intelligent watchful smart 19 / 100The visitor had a bohemian look. unfriendly sinister unconventional hostile 20 / 100MASSACRE Murder Assassinate Stab Slaughter 21 / 100The prisoner has been languishing in the jail for the last many years. suffering convicted attempting avoiding 22 / 100CORRESPONDENCE Agreements Contracts Documents Letters 23 / 100MASTERLY Meaningful Cruel Skilful Crafty 24 / 100INSOMNIA Lethargy Unconsciousness Drunkenness Sleeplessness 25 / 100AWAKENED Waken Enlightened Realised Shook 26 / 100Catching snakes can be hazardous for people untrained in the art. difficult dangerous tricky harmful 27 / 100SCINTILLATING Touching Smouldering Glittering Warming 28 / 100The story is too fantastic to be credible. false praiseworthy believable readable 29 / 100He has a propensity for getting into debt. quality tendency aptitude characteristic 30 / 100A rupture in the relationship of two brothers is quite apparent. gap break damage breach 31 / 100Instead of putting up a united front against on common enemy, the medieval states frittered away their energy in internecine warfare. destructive pernicious baneful detrimental 32 / 100The bullet wound proved to be fatal and the soldier died immediately. serious grievous dangerous deadly 33 / 100The great artist life was full of vicissitudes. changes sorrows surprises misfortunes 34 / 100His visit to foreign countries brought about a sea-change in his outlook and his attitude to people. favourable change unfavourable change complete change partial change 35 / 100INFAMY Dishonour Integrity Glory Reputation 36 / 100GARNISH Adorn Paint Abuse Garner 37 / 100Even today many people are guided by abstruse moral values. obscure impracticable irrational dangerous 38 / 100GARRULITY Speciousness Loquaciousness Senility Credulity 39 / 100ZANY Pet Magician Thief Clown 40 / 100As the driver was inebriated he could not control the car. intoxicated befuddled inexperienced tired 41 / 100Whatever opinion he give is sane. obscure arrogant rational wild 42 / 100DISTINCTION Degree Different Diffusion Disagreement 43 / 100VIGOUR Strength Enthusiasm Warmth Boldness 44 / 100He is averse to the idea of holding elections now. angry indifferent convinced opposed 45 / 100ENTIRE Quarter Whole Part Half 46 / 100UNCOUTH Dirty Slovenly Rough Ungraceful 47 / 100TORTURE Harassment Chastisement Terror Torment 48 / 100I wrote to him as lately as last week. immediately late recently early 49 / 100ASCEND Deviate Grow Leap Mount 50 / 100The accident occurred due to his lapse. ignorance error haste carelessness 51 / 100The recent acts of vandalism in the country cannot be ignored. ravage violence disturbance provocation 52 / 100he soldier displayed exceptional courage and saved Major from the enemy's hand. unusual avoidable strange abnormal 53 / 100After the dismal performance of the team in the series concluded yesterday, the captain offered his resignation to the president of the club. short miserly sorrowful poor 54 / 100When the police questioned him, he gave very incoherent answer at first. inconsistent irrelevant irritating irrational 55 / 100LAUD Praise Eulogy Lord Extolled 56 / 100SHIVER Tremble Rock Move Feel 57 / 100The aberration in the Indian Economy can be attributed to short-sightedness of its political masters. privilege steadfastness procrastination deviation 58 / 100FRUGALITY Enthusiasm Extremity Economical Foolishness 59 / 100The great dancer impressed the appreciative crowd by his nimble movements. lively subtle clear quickening 60 / 100Few teachers have been spared the problem of an obstreperous pupil in the class. sullen awkward unruly lazy 61 / 100VORACIOUS Quick Wild Angry Greedy 62 / 100Lack of occupation is not necessary revealed by manifest idleness. easily acquired easily perceived easily infected easily deflected 63 / 100The tablet alleviated the pain, and the patient was soon feeling much better. lightened moderated removed mitigated 64 / 100On scrutiny the police officer found out that the documents provided by the landlord were totally fabricated. historical forged prepared genuine 65 / 100REFECTORY Living Room Restaurant Parlour Dining Room 66 / 100PONDER Think Anticipate Increase Evaluate 67 / 100KEN Trial Ignorance Witness Knowledge 68 / 100MOROSE Gloomy Moody Annoyed Displeased 69 / 100TACITURNITY Dumbness Reserve Hesitation Changeableness 70 / 100We should always try to maintain and promote communal amity. bondage friendship understanding contention 71 / 100MAYHEM Defeat Havoc Excitement Jubilation 72 / 100They feel that we should be fully aware of our own environment. surroundings family heredity nationality 73 / 100The International Community may begin to doubt the credentials of the largest democracy in the world. trustworthiness principles capacity unreliable 74 / 100DEBACLE Disgrace Defeat Collapse Decline 75 / 100ABUNDANT Cheap Ripe Plenty Absent 76 / 100In spite of their efforts, the team of scientists could not make much headway to solve the problem. thinking start efforts progress 77 / 100MENDACIOUS False Full of Confidence Provocative Encouraging 78 / 100The notice said that the meeting would begin precisely at 9.30 AM. inaccurately approximately concisely exactly 79 / 100PRESTIGE Influence Quality Name Wealth 80 / 100CANTANKEROUS Noisy Rash Quarrelsome Disrespectful 81 / 100IMPROMPTU Unreal Offhand Effective Unimportant 82 / 100I don't like alien fashions. unusual exotic foreign extraneous 83 / 100ERROR Misadventure Misgiving Blunder Ambiguity 84 / 100Traffic being what it is, it is lamentable that our roads are unable to take the load. unpardonable terrible inexcusable deplorable 85 / 100Silence is mandatory for meditation to be effective. compulsory voluntary permissive optional 86 / 100The ascending temperature in many parts of the world confirms global warming which is an environmental hazard. shooting falling mounting rising 87 / 100GRATIFY Appreciate Indulge Frank Pacify 88 / 100Many species of animals have become extinct during the last hundred years. non-existent aggressive feeble scattered 89 / 100LYNCH Shoot Madden Kill Hang 90 / 100CONNOISSEUR Interpreter Gourmet Ignorant Delinquent 91 / 100She has an insatiable love for music. irreconcilable undesirable unsatisfiable unchanging 92 / 100PRECARIOUS Critical Perilous Cautious Brittle 93 / 100It took him a long time to come round after the operation. walk move recover eat 94 / 100UNITE Combine Unfold Unchain Unhinge 95 / 100RANT Praise Fulminate Treatment Formalise 96 / 100COMMENSURATE Begining Measurable Appropriate Proportionate 97 / 100The thief outwitted the constable on some pretext and disappeared on the way to the police station. outmanoeuvred defeated cheated prudent 98 / 100They were totally unaware of the impending disaster. threatening terrible imminent possible 99 / 100That young is quite sanguine about the result of his competitive examination. anxious depressed optimistic pessimistic 100 / 100COMBAT Quarrel Fight Conflict Feud For more Quiz updates ! 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Practice Test 13 November 9, 2023 No Comments /100 English_ SynonymsPractice Test 13 1 / 100Synonym of EXTRAVAGANT Expensive Wasteful Proud Reckless 2 / 100Synonym of BROOK Taste Serve Tolerate Indulge 3 / 100Synonym of GRUESOME Painful Tragic Hateful Frightful 4 / 100Whatever the verdict of history may be, Chaplin will occupy a unique place in its pages. voice judgement outcome prediction 5 / 100The small boy was able to give a graphic description of the thief. broad drawing vivid vague 6 / 100Synonym of UNTIE Unhinge Unfold Unchain Undo 7 / 100The indiscriminate demand for mass consumption goods is deplorable. desperate discreet insensitive undifferentiated 8 / 100Everybody likes him because he is an industrious student. diligent prompt excellent energetic 9 / 100The young man appears to be quite headstrong. obstinate thick-headed robust witty 10 / 100When he could not endure the cruel ragging any longer, the new recruit bravely stood up to all his bullying seniors. defeated fought challenged resisted 11 / 100Incensed by his rude behaviour, the manager suspended the worker. enraged enthused excited inflamed 12 / 100He found a lucrative assignment. profitable good excellent significant 13 / 100Synonym of GRAPHIC Geometrical Mathematical Pictorial Squarish 14 / 100"I have learnt a great deal working factories, and for a time I've never been a weaver. Here are my testimonials, Mr. Davis" tokens testaments witnesses credentials 15 / 100Synonym of MOOT Unexpected Controversial Obsequious Invisible 16 / 100She baffled all our attempts to find her. circumvented assist foiled defeated 17 / 100Synonym of DUBIOUS Doubtful Zig zag Sincere Straight 18 / 100Synonym of BESIEGED Encircled Destroyed Troubled Skirted 19 / 100Synonym of ESCULENT Thick Edible Lovable Hungry 20 / 100Synonym of TERRIFIC Terrible Big Excellent Tragic 21 / 100The invasion force had no artillery and was completely annihilated. split destroyed reduced dismembered 22 / 100The base of an Indian Politicians is the group of sycophants around them who earn bad name for their leaders. foppish flatterers submissive harbor 23 / 100Synonym of KEN Knowledge Ignorance Witness Trial 24 / 100When he returned he was accompanied by a sprightly young girl. sportive intelligent beautiful lively 25 / 100Synonym of ABRADE Scold Wear Attach Twist 26 / 100Synonym of DISINTER Disguise Bury Befool Unearth 27 / 100The pupil was asked to rectify the mistake. correct condone clarify repeat 28 / 100Synonym of STUBBORN Easy Willing Obstinate Pliable 29 / 100Synonym of SLOPPY Tired Untrustworthy Careless Drunk 30 / 100The time I spent in the library was a most rewarding one. serviceable paying precious profitable 31 / 100Synonym of CONSOLIDATE Conspire Contrive Unite Connive 32 / 100Synonym of ACRID Bitter Filthy Dirty Unripe 33 / 100Synonym of UNDULATE Wave Decrease Flood Retard 34 / 100The prince fell in love with a comely young maiden. delightful homely elegant pretty 35 / 100Synonym of CALUMNIATE Slander Delay Warn Approve 36 / 100Some people just cannot compromise where truth is concerned. intransigence yield conciliate adjust 37 / 100Japan has been very much eulogised in this book. appreciated approved applauded praised 38 / 100Synonym of LANGUOR Weariness Irritation Excitement Agitation 39 / 100The soldier provided his mettle in the battlefield. stamina courage persistence heroism 40 / 100Synonym of ACCUSE Exonerate Vindicate Impeach Absolve 41 / 100Synonym of CONFIDENTIAL Hidden Secret Private Trusted 42 / 100A person unrestrained by the rules of morality or tradition is called a licentious person. loafer criminal libertine freelance 43 / 100Synonym of TEDIOUS Troublesome Tiresome Lengthy Painful 44 / 100When I look back over there wartime years I cannot help feeling that time is an inadequate and even capricious measure of their duration at one moment they seem so long, at another so short. unpredictable misleading erratic whimsical 45 / 100Synonym of PARAMOUNT Urgent Valuable Prestigious Supreme 46 / 100Synonym of DODGE Break Drag Push Avoid 47 / 100Synonym of IMPERTINENT Thoughtless Sceptical Irritable Impudent 48 / 100Synonym of FADE Lose Fall Suffer Wither 49 / 100It is a scandal that the murderer was declared innocent. talk impropriety silly rumour 50 / 100The poem is written in a very lucid style. clear elaborate noble intricate 51 / 100Synonym of FERRY Bargain Drown Transport Celebrate 52 / 100His style is quite transparent. witty verbose lucid involved 53 / 100The leader nodded his approbation. appreciation admiration approval understanding 54 / 100He listened of my request with indifference. caution disinterest concern displeasure 55 / 100Synonym of BARBARIAN Arrogant Impolite Unkind Uncivilised 56 / 100Synonym of INEXPLICABLE Chaotic Unconnected Unaccountable Confusing 57 / 100Synonym of MOVING Shifting Turning Toying Taking 58 / 100The claims of students look hollow when they attribute their poor performance to difficulty of examination. inhere impute inundate infer 59 / 100The president of the party deprecated the move of the Government to introduce electoral reforms in a haste. protested extricated denied humiliated 60 / 100Synonym of CONTRITE Shy Serious Repentant Uncertain 61 / 100The underworld still makes solid profit out of illicit liquor. illegal illegitimate country indigenous 62 / 100Synonym of LAZE Wander Rest Waste Abdicate 63 / 100Synonym of OSTRACIZE Include Expedite Welcome Exclude 64 / 100Synonym of ENERVATE Weaken Energise Calm Lure 65 / 100Some of the Asian countries have been enmeshed in an inescapable debt trap. hit arrested struck entangled 66 / 100Synonym of WARY Practical Accurate Quick Cautious 67 / 100Even though singing of ballads is no longer lucrative the Bhopas of Rajasthan continue to sing them in order to cherish the memory of their royal warriors. attractive profitable tempting honourable 68 / 100Synonym of ZANY Clown Thief Magician Pet 69 / 100Synonym of PERFIDY Conceit Treachery Debauchery Vanity 70 / 100The courage shown by the soldiers at this moment of crisis is exemplary. clear admirable suitable elementary 71 / 100Being a member of this club, he has certain rights. facilities gains privileges virtues 72 / 100When youngsters do not have good role-model to emulate they start searching for them amongst Sportsmen of Filmstars. modify mollify inhabit imitate 73 / 100He was wanted at the outset of his career. middle entrance end beginning 74 / 100As soon as he finished his speech, there was spontaneous applause from the audience. instantaneous willing well-timed instinctive 75 / 100True religion does not require one to proselytise through guile or force. hypnotise convert attack translate 76 / 100Synonym of EXTRICATE Complicate Free Tie Pull 77 / 100he novel was so interesting that I was oblivious of my surroundings. unmindful precarious watchful aware 78 / 100He corroborated the statement of his brother. lend condemned confirmed disapproved 79 / 100Manish neglected to remit the fees in time and therefore had to pay a fine. promised refused obstructed failed 80 / 100Synonym of ALACRITY Eagerly Suspicion Unhesitatingly Unwillingly 81 / 100Synonym of INSIPID Flat Wily Witty Lucid 82 / 100Synonym of VENTURE Entrust Adventure Travel Risk 83 / 100Synonym of JEREMIAD Friction Trouble Accident Incident 84 / 100Synonym of OPTIMISTIC Wishful Favourable Hopeful Optician 85 / 100Synonym of LEVITATE Waver Harass Float Dance 86 / 100Synonym of HIATUS Tight Gap Narrow Contempt 87 / 100Synonym of ARTICULATE Confused Wayward Aggressive Distinct 88 / 100Synonym of TIMID Cowardly Plucky Fearful Veteran 89 / 100Synonym of BANDIT Thief Robber Convict Cut-throat 90 / 100Synonym of INTERROGATE Stop Question Interfere Enter 91 / 100Synonym of PAROCHIAL Narrow-minded Reluctant Gloomy Troublesome 92 / 100Everyone was listening to the news of earthquake with mounting anxiety. uneasiness grief eagerness interest 93 / 100All the characters in this novel are fictitious. unreal infamous unbelievable unreliable 94 / 100Synonym of IRK Bore Insult Urge Annoy 95 / 100Synonym of CHIMERICAL Erratic Uncertain Short-lived Imaginary 96 / 100Synonym of DEMURE Blunt Intentional Unreserved Retiring 97 / 100The benevolence of the God of Rain has seen a very successful monsoon this year too morbidity kindness vision ill-will 98 / 100The angry villagers have lynched two suspected child-lifters already. mutilated killed beaten captured 99 / 100Swift is known in the world of letters for his misogynism. love for the reasonable love for the womankind hate for womankind hate for mankind 100 / 100Synonym of ALERT Observant Energetic Intelligent Watchful For more Quiz updates ! 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Practice Test 12 November 9, 2023 No Comments /100 English_ SynonymsPractice Test 12 1 / 100Synonym of SOPORIFIC Merry Soothing Impressive Lethargic 2 / 100Synonym of MOROSE Disappointed Gloomy Diseased Calm 3 / 100Synonym of INDIGENCE Poverty Suffering Prosperity Scarcity 4 / 100Synonym of TEEMING Abounding Working Encroaching Surrounding 5 / 100Synonym of SECURE Independent Secret Comfortable Safe 6 / 100Synonym of BUCOLIC Rustic Shameless Intoxicated Helpless 7 / 100Synonym of JOVIAL Smart Funny Triumphant Merry 8 / 100Synonym of STRIDENCY Flippancy Consistency Harshness Stress 9 / 100Synonym of AUGUR Signify Hurt Reform Heal 10 / 100Synonym of ABNEGATION Self-criticism Self-indulgence Self-denial Self-praise 11 / 100Synonym of ECONOMISE Accumulate Minimise Save Reduce 12 / 100Synonym of AUTHENTIC Intricate Stable Factual Apparent 13 / 100Synonym of NEMESIS Punishment Adventure Victory Reward 14 / 100Synonym of LETHARGY Impassivity Listlessness Laxity Serenity 15 / 100Synonym of VERNAL Prone Luxuriant Dirty Springlike 16 / 100Synonym of BEWAIL Lament Envy Accuse Tear 17 / 100Synonym of CONDONE Surround Pardon Contribute Bring 18 / 100Synonym of SAGACITY Morality Uprightness Wisdom Sanity 19 / 100Synonym of RESILIENT Proud Separable Flexible Rigid 20 / 100Synonym of OGLE Separate Stare Mix Complain 21 / 100Synonym of CRASS Wicked Zigzag Insensitive Spiritless 22 / 100Synonym of LETHAL Dreadful Strange Deadly Dreary 23 / 100Synonym of GROGGY Sensitive Pensive Unsteady Sensible 24 / 100Synonym of SPECIOUS Straight Frank Sharp Insincere 25 / 100Synonym of YAMMER Lament Strike Whimper Shiver 26 / 100Synonym of CAUTIOUSLY Somewhat Genuinely Carefully Secretly 27 / 100Synonym of MELLIFLUOUS Stupid Tasteful Sweet Stale 28 / 100Synonym of MELEE Primitive Brawl Simple Kindness 29 / 100Synonym of SUBSIDE Oppress Subdue Submit Surrender 30 / 100Synonym of ASPERITY Hope Trouble Slander Harshness 31 / 100Synonym of IMMACULATE Spotless Shining Dirty Clean 32 / 100Synonym of INTERNECINE International Foolhardy Stealthy Deadly 33 / 100Synonym of HEGEMONY Domination Subordination Materialism Booty 34 / 100Synonym of ACCENTUATED Sharpened Projected Mitigated Exhibited 35 / 100Synonym of MUTATION Variation Severance Silence Display 36 / 100Synonym of DEBILITATE Weaken Destroy Surmount Attack 37 / 100Synonym of REDUNDANT Rude Superfluous Brutish Coarse 38 / 100Synonym of LUGUBRIOUS Sleek Mournful Deceitful Consolatory 39 / 100Synonym of DERIDE Shout Confuse Mock Snarl 40 / 100Synonym of HOARD Hide Destroy Divide Store 41 / 100Synonym of ENGENDER Beget Sacrifice Suffer Confound 42 / 100Synonym of UBIQUITOUS Defensive Solitary Crowded Inseparable 43 / 100Synonym of GENESIS Beginning Style Relevant Movement 44 / 100Synonym of IMPASSIONED Impressive Sympathetic Ardent Irresponsible 45 / 100Synonym of EMPHASISE Force Stress Suggest Plead 46 / 100Synonym of MAIM Severe Disfigure Slit Slash 47 / 100Synonym of PETTIFOGGING Lenient Strong Stable Unimportant 48 / 100Synonym of DOGMA Tenet Doubt Possibility Feeling 49 / 100Synonym of PARVENU Royal Upstart Intelligent Privileged 50 / 100Synonym of KNAVERY Stupidity Cowardice Heroism Dishonesty 51 / 100Synonym of EPHEMERAL Artificial Mythical Unreal Short-lived 52 / 100Synonym of OVERSTRUNG Active Energetic Nervous Concerned 53 / 100Synonym of INGENUOUS Cunning Frank Clever Courteous 54 / 100Synonym of KEMP Professional Champion Parasite Tent 55 / 100Synonym of BESIEGE Acquire Seize Attack Surround 56 / 100Synonym of SURREPTITIOUS Abstract Open Secret Mysterious 57 / 100Synonym of BASHFUL Shy Ignore Embrace Neglect 58 / 100Synonym of INORDINATE Extraordinary Inanimate Excessive Subordinate 59 / 100Synonym of PERILOUS Uncertain Talkative Dangerous Agreeable 60 / 100Synonym of SORDID Dangerous Splendid Harmful Dirty 61 / 100Synonym of INTREPID Selfish Ugly Coward Fearless 62 / 100Synonym of HARBINGER Forerunner Messenger Pilot Steward 63 / 100Synonym of OBLIGATORY Stubborn Required Useful Agreeable 64 / 100Synonym of INEBRIATE Stupefied Drunken Dreamy Unsteady 65 / 100Synonym of LUDICROUS Clear Dismal Simple Absurd 66 / 100Synonym of ATTRITION Friction Attraction Suffering Decline 67 / 100Synonym of ABSTRUSE Profound Awful Shallow Irrelevant 68 / 100Synonym of MODISH Sentimental Vacillating Adorned Stylish 69 / 100Synonym of DEFT Deceitful Swift Vigorous Skilful 70 / 100Synonym of OSTENTATIOUS Noisy Showy Talkative Wealthy 71 / 100Synonym of RICOCHET Ride Rebound Turn Spare 72 / 100Synonym of GENRE Nature Gender Kind Story 73 / 100Synonym of APPURTENANCE Belongings Journey Necessity Concept 74 / 100Synonym of UNIFORMITY Routine Stability Consistency Continuity 75 / 100Synonym of SABULOUS Splotched Furry Itching Sandy 76 / 100Synonym of DENOUNCE Sincere Influence Lower Condemn 77 / 100Synonym of MEDIOCRE Stupid Mild Average Indifferent 78 / 100Synonym of INDOMITABLE Inactive Rebellious Authoritative Unconquered 79 / 100Synonym of COY Talented Beautiful Sweet Shy 80 / 100Synonym of SLAKE Rub Erase Sharpen Quench 81 / 100Synonym of AFFLUENT Prosperous Close Talkative Poor 82 / 100Synonym of BALMY Modest Tempestuous Soothing Fruitful 83 / 100Synonym of DUD Foolishness Negligence Failure Sickness 84 / 100Synonym of WALLOW Urge Delight Awaken Dislike 85 / 100Synonym of PILFER Destroy Steal Damage Snatch 86 / 100Synonym of ADDLE Confuse Strike Soar Stop 87 / 100Synonym of NIMBLE Agile Clean Soft Delicate 88 / 100Synonym of ABRIDGE Abort Shorten Cross Span 89 / 100Synonym of WAFT Drown Float Sink Climb 90 / 100Synonym of MOLLIFY Rebuke Chastise Appease Testify 91 / 100Synonym of OBDURATE Helpful Flexible Simple Adamant 92 / 100Synonym of WRY Twisted Smiling Undeserved Sad 93 / 100Synonym of ACUITY Sullen Sharpness Dullness Sordid 94 / 100Synonym of STRINGENT Dry Strained Shrill Rigorous 95 / 100Synonym of BLUSTER Tolerate Threat Suffer Abuse 96 / 100Synonym of FATIGUE Drowsiness Weariness Tension Sweating 97 / 100Synonym of DYNAMIC Vigorous Robust Active Forceful 98 / 100Synonym of SCUTTLE Sabotage Succeed Shout Pollute 99 / 100Synonym of APLOMB Sacrifice Noise Agitation Self-confidence 100 / 100Synonym of FIASCO Hope Failure Success Strength For more Quiz updates ! 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Practice Test 11 November 9, 2023 No Comments /100 English_ SynonymsPractice Test 11 1 / 100Synonym of EXPLICIT Precise Clear Refined Exciting 2 / 100Synonym of ASSIMILATE Arrange Absorb Receive Assemble 3 / 100Synonym of KITTY Fund Romantic Cheap Drowsy 4 / 100Synonym of VIRILE Pompous Athletic Boastful Manly 5 / 100Synonym of TUTELAGE Perfection Dejection Protection Rejection 6 / 100Synonym of LAMENTABLE Contemptible Scornful Deplorable Remorseful 7 / 100Synonym of VIE Compete Refuse Shirk Hesitate 8 / 100Synonym of DEARTH Scarcity Decrease Reduction Loss 9 / 100Synonym of BIFURCATED Forked Reduced Stabbed Ploughed 10 / 100Synonym of ADEPT Proficient Intelligent Professional Sufficient 11 / 100Synonym of JAUNTY Reluctance Cheerfulness Readiness Hesitation 12 / 100Synonym of DESULTORY Aimless Regular Obedient Punctual 13 / 100Synonym of PREEN Prick Redeem Groom Ponder 14 / 100Synonym of BATTLE Quibble Quarrel Fight Check 15 / 100Synonym of RETRIBUTION Revenge Discount Contempt Punishment 16 / 100Synonym of HANKER Debar Denounce Desire Renounce 17 / 100Synonym of UMBRAGE Battle Quarrel Offence Debate 18 / 100Synonym of WHITTLE Avoid Conceal Decrease Renounce 19 / 100Synonym of RECTIFY Solve Connect Mend Resolve 20 / 100Synonym of REITERATE Reassess Stutter Rewrite Repeat 21 / 100Synonym of STERNUTATION Trepidation Sneezing Hardening Reversal 22 / 100Synonym of HOODWINK Deceive Stab Prefer Collide 23 / 100Synonym of LOQUACIOUS Quiet Sad Secretive Talkative 24 / 100Synonym of ETHNIC Legal Foreign Moral Racial 25 / 100Synonym of DEFERENCE Pride Respect Obligation Postponement 26 / 100Synonym of COMPUNCTION Anger Regret Appreciate Wonder 27 / 100Synonym of REPURCUSSION Recollection Consequence Remuneration Reaction 28 / 100Synonym of OBFUSCATE Confuse Remove Push Compete 29 / 100Synonym of BAWDY Crude Vulgar Arrogant Proud 30 / 100Synonym of PREDILECTION Repulsion Hesitation Preference Hastiness 31 / 100Synonym of DEPRECATE Attack Condemn Accept Praise 32 / 100Synonym of ROTUND Foolish Flat Fat Weak 33 / 100Synonym of FAITH Trust Proof Belief Repose 34 / 100Synonym of IMPETUOUS Resourceful Rash Pleasing Violent 35 / 100Synonym of ALLOW Wish Accept Seek Permit 36 / 100Synonym of RESTORATION Reinstatement Renewal Renovation Recreation 37 / 100Synonym of RECIPROCATE Receive Grant Requite Deliver 38 / 100Synonym of SCHISM Conspiracy Split Revolt Ritualism 39 / 100Synonym of CANTANKEROUS Noisy Disrespectful Quarrelsome Rash 40 / 100Synonym of GREGARIOUS Pugnacious Sociable Clumsy Turbulent 41 / 100Synonym of GARNER Collect Decorate Preserve Distribute 42 / 100Synonym of VINDICTIVE Strategic Triumphant Demonstrative Revengeful 43 / 100Synonym of TEETER Climb Wobble Descend Pretend 44 / 100Synonym of YANK Pull Excuse Swear Drag 45 / 100Synonym of BADGER Attempt Convince Pester Persuade 46 / 100Synonym of CONTROL Influence Dominate Regulate Restrain 47 / 100Synonym of HOCK Promise Punish Repent Pledge 48 / 100Synonym of CONJURE Damage Invoke Destroy Revoke 49 / 100Synonym of BOUNTY Pleasure Donation Gift Reward 50 / 100Synonym of PIQUE Subdue Repent Irritate Request 51 / 100Synonym of TESTIFY Recognise Describe Witness Appreciate 52 / 100Synonym of SCOUR Flow Search Raise Push 53 / 100Synonym of TACITURNITY Hesitation Reserve Changeableness Dumbness 54 / 100Synonym of COMMENSURATE Appropriate Measurable Proportionate Beginning 55 / 100Synonym of OFFAL Sacrifice Tendency Poison Refuse 56 / 100Synonym of BAFFLE Defame Antagonise Frustrate Insult 57 / 100Synonym of MARVELLOUS Charming Wonderful Attractive Pleasing 58 / 100Synonym of BIZARRE Grotesque Refined Happy Boisterous 59 / 100Synonym of APPLAUD Pray Praise Flatter Request 60 / 100Synonym of ADMIT Accept Commit Realise Decide 61 / 100Synonym of AMBIT Barrier Scope Eviction Restriction 62 / 100Synonym of GRAVE Solemn Pregnant Bitter Formidable 63 / 100Synonym of ENIGMA Praise Elusive Clear Puzzle 64 / 100Synonym of VOCATION Employment Post Hobby Occupation 65 / 100Synonym of CANDID Rude Blunt Impertinent Frank 66 / 100Synonym of DEFLECT Frustrate Pervert Cheat Depress 67 / 100Synonym of PROMULGATE Enforce Obstruct Proclaim Inform 68 / 100Synonym of REPLENISH Supply Fill Provide Restore 69 / 100Synonym of RILE Drag Agree Please Annoy 70 / 100Synonym of OUTRE Eccentric Real Fair Traditional 71 / 100Synonym of RESTITUTE Revenge Help Repair Avenge 72 / 100Synonym of CITE Illustrate Recollect Reveal Quote 73 / 100Synonym of VENALITY Hope Corruption Respect Sacrifice 74 / 100Synonym of DANK Dangerous Plunder Damp Ugly 75 / 100Synonym of ENTANGLE Perplex Trap Submerge Confuse 76 / 100Synonym of DOWDY Corpulent Rakish Unstylish Elegant 77 / 100Synonym of RETRIEVE Recover Repeat Repose Retort 78 / 100Synonym of EMPIRICAL Practical Spiritual Royal Theoretical 79 / 100Synonym of BARGE Interpret Push Shout Restrain 80 / 100Synonym of PANDER With-hold Recommend Withdraw Indulge 81 / 100Synonym of GRIPE Journey Complaint Satisfaction Resentment 82 / 100Synonym of REQUITE Spare Punish Favour Repay 83 / 100Synonym of FORAY Pilgrimage Repentance Indulgence Raid 84 / 100Synonym of CONTUMACY Relation Resistance Divorce Cooperation 85 / 100Synonym of INFREQUENT Never Rare Frequent Usual 86 / 100Synonym of LOATHE Detest Hurt Abuse Repel 87 / 100Synonym of INSOLENT Nervous Proud Assertive Rude 88 / 100Synonym of RANCOUS Harmful Harsh Pleasant Noisy 89 / 100Synonym of PARADIGM Subject Theme Example Proof 90 / 100Synonym of TENTATIVE Final Provisional Unreliable Current 91 / 100Synonym of MULL Recommend Punish Think Provoke 92 / 100Synonym of RIBALD Indifferent Vulgar Refined Attractive 93 / 100Synonym of FOMENT Restrict Incite Pacify Rectify 94 / 100Synonym of RECKLESS Bold Courageous Rash Daring 95 / 100Synonym of GAWK Perspire Stare Swallow Sweeten 96 / 100Synonym of VENDETTA Threat Friendship Feud Mortal 97 / 100Synonym of INSIDIOUS Treacherous Pessimistic Slow Unfortunate 98 / 100Synonym of CAVIL Quibble Munch Amuse Appreciate 99 / 100Synonym of KOWTOW Practise Illuminate Respect Blockhead 100 / 100Synonym of SUPERANNUATED Experienced Accepted Retired Senile For more Quiz updates ! 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Practice Test 10 November 9, 2023 No Comments /100 English_ SynonymsPractice Test 10 1 / 100Synonym of COMPETENCE Ability Efficiency Competition Compensation 2 / 100Synonym of RADIANT Beautiful Light Bright Influential 3 / 100Synonym of SUCCULENT Sucking Juicy Fluid Sweet 4 / 100Synonym of COMMEMORATE Boast Remember Harmonise Manipulate 5 / 100Synonym of INTERIM Temporary Timely Interval Internal 6 / 100Synonym of ANATHEMA Pun Religious Musical Curse 7 / 100Synonym of ABANDON Abstain Refrain Admit Forsake 8 / 100Synonym of ANNEAL Temper Commence Forget Patch 9 / 100Synonym of ARTIFACT Man-made Synthetic Exact Natural 10 / 100Synonym of FEROCIOUS Fertile Predatory Fierce Overpowering 11 / 100Synonym of INDIGENOUS Natural Native Normal Internal 12 / 100Synonym of INDOLENCE Leniency Laziness Relaxation Stagnation 13 / 100Synonym of SPECTATORS Audience Participants Listeners Onlookers 14 / 100Synonym of FLOUNDER Jump Fluctuate Stumble Run 15 / 100Synonym of PLUSH Delicious Comforting Luxurious Tasty 16 / 100Synonym of PIVOTAL Internal Crucial Mechanical Movable 17 / 100Synonym of BURLESQUE Irritate Mock Insult Annoy 18 / 100Synonym of ABSOLUTE Reliable Reasonable Narrow Limitless 19 / 100Synonym of STUPID Disobedient Insane Incapable Silly 20 / 100Synonym of GERMANE Obstinate Relevant Smart Cruel 21 / 100Synonym of MERE Only Complete Empty Some 22 / 100Synonym of APOGEE Bottom Beginning Climax Middle 23 / 100Synonym of BARTER Return Lend Deal Exchange 24 / 100Synonym of DAUB Publish Advertise Paint Propagate 25 / 100Synonym of SPORADIC Accidental Irregular Genuine Instinctive 26 / 100Synonym of RECOLLECT Recover Remember Memorise Revive 27 / 100Synonym of SUMPTUOUS Meagre Fancy Irritable Lavish 28 / 100Synonym of AUDACIOUS Manifest Obvious Daring Venture 29 / 100Synonym of KNAVE Simple Ignorant Innocent Rogue 30 / 100Synonym of PRISTINE Expensive Meritorious Traditional Original 31 / 100Synonym of SPITE Admiration Concern Malice Indifference 32 / 100Synonym of NEBULOUS Vague Tiny Inadequate Insignificant 33 / 100Synonym of CATALOGUE Record Pamphlet List Menu 34 / 100Synonym of BENEVOLENT Beneficial Liberal Sympathetic Charitable 35 / 100Synonym of TYRANNY Power Madness Cruelty Misrule 36 / 100Synonym of DELEGATE Member Representative Officer Participant 37 / 100Synonym of LURID Bright Happy Shocking Abundant 38 / 100Synonym of EXUDE Overflow Ooze Wither Evaporate 39 / 100Synonym of COLOSSUS Lofty Towering Tall Huge 40 / 100Synonym of ABSCOND Flee Manage Avoid Turn 41 / 100Synonym of SEVERE Sickening Rigid Offensive Aggressive 42 / 100Synonym of GLITZY Serious Glamorous Boring Interesting 43 / 100Synonym of EXTRANEOUS Superficial Irrelevant Shallow Nonsensical 44 / 100Synonym of EFFACE Weaken Wipe out Insult Repair 45 / 100Synonym of LEEWAY Permissiveness Flexibility Scope Leisure 46 / 100Synonym of NUMINOUS Dark Dull Bright Religious 47 / 100Synonym of ERRAND Misadventure Foolishness Error Mission 48 / 100Synonym of CONCISE Small Brief Solid Strong 49 / 100Synonym of MINIMUM Meagre Little Minimal Lowest 50 / 100Synonym of ERUDITE Strong Courteous Learned Precious 51 / 100Synonym of FESTAL Sad Merry Noisy Serious 52 / 100Synonym of INSPIRE Persuade Encourage Infuse Compel 53 / 100Synonym of MELD Merge Purchase Soothe Glisten 54 / 100Synonym of SPASMODIC Spontaneous Intermittent Continuous Gradual 55 / 100Synonym of COUNSEL Oppose Publish Correct Advice 56 / 100Synonym of ADAGE Mystery Request Order Proverb 57 / 100Synonym of DISPARITY Distortion Injustice Partiality Unlikeness 58 / 100Synonym of CONSOLE Assist Sympathise Pacify Share 59 / 100Synonym of OBSTREPEROUS Cheerful Calm Obstinate Noisy 60 / 100Synonym of HYBRID Unusual Cross-bred Pedigreed Hackneyed 61 / 100Synonym of PREVENT Stop Interrupt Obstruct Restrict 62 / 100Synonym of EBULLIENT Gilted Enthusiastic Arrogant Luscious 63 / 100Synonym of PRIVY Secret Deprived Open Dispossessed 64 / 100Synonym of REFECTORY Dining room Parlour Restaurant Living room 65 / 100Synonym of AMALGAMATE Hate Mix Try Collect 66 / 100Synonym of LACHRYMOSE Mournful Impious Moist Unimpressive 67 / 100Synonym of EPISTLE Sermon Practice Letter Note 68 / 100Synonym of IDENTIFY Picture Recognise Notice Envision 69 / 100Synonym of ENTHUSIASTIC Noisy Excited Violent Angry 70 / 100Synonym of MORBID Irritated Dying Angry Diseased 71 / 100Synonym of ANGST Simplicity Modesty Pride Anxiety 72 / 100Synonym of DELIRIOUS Happy Content Amused Insane 73 / 100Synonym of ARRIVE Crop Suppress Land Show 74 / 100Synonym of PROWESS Understanding Bravery Eagerness Keenness 75 / 100Synonym of KULAK Fortress Merchant Priest Insane 76 / 100Synonym of GRUBBY Muddy New Unwashed Wet 77 / 100Synonym of ABOMINABLE Weird Fine Odd Awful 78 / 100Synonym of MASSACRE Assassinate Murder Slaughter Stab 79 / 100Synonym of ACCOST Hesitate Insult Address Speculate 80 / 100Synonym of OBVERSE Bitter Reverse Adverse Opposite 81 / 100Synonym of EDIFY Amuse Instruct Consume Satisfy 82 / 100Synonym of MASTERPIECE Miracle Sample Wonder Model 83 / 100Synonym of REPUGNANCE Affection Disinclination Like Approval 84 / 100Synonym of RENEGADE Informer Reformer Rebel Substitute 85 / 100Synonym of EMULATE Win Imitate Enable Likely 86 / 100Synonym of NINCOMPOOP Trader Joker Magician Fool 87 / 100Synonym of GRATIFY Pacify Frank Indulge Appreciate 88 / 100Synonym of WHIMPER Prevent Cry Instigate Pacify 89 / 100Synonym of ABSOLVE Exonerate Engage Consume Maltreat 90 / 100Synonym of MAGNANIMOUS Splendid Marvellous Gentle Benevolent 91 / 100Synonym of PASTIME Tardiness Memory Recreation Antiquity 92 / 100Synonym of MAVERICK Reformer Novice Conservative Unorthodox 93 / 100Synonym of DILIGENT Industrious Energetic Intelligent Modest 94 / 100Synonym of EXTRAVAGANZA Falsification Reaching Profligacy Spectacular 95 / 100Synonym of ICON Monument Painting Memorial Status 96 / 100Synonym of NUGATORY Migratory Cheerful Worthless Negative 97 / 100Synonym of VOGUE Rejection Order Satisfaction Fashion 98 / 100Synonym of IRRUPTION Bursting in Altercation Hate Interference 99 / 100Synonym of BUFF Simpleton Slave Clown Enthusiast 100 / 100Synonym of MUNDANE Global Spiritual Worldly Luxurious For more Quiz updates ! 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Practice Test 9 November 9, 2023 No Comments /100 English_ SynonymsPractice Test 9 1 / 100Synonym of FALSE True Untrue Inaccurate Defective 2 / 100Synonym of OPULENT Heavy Greedy Wealthy Hungry 3 / 100Synonym of CRUEL Merciless Hateful Dreadful Indifferent 4 / 100Synonym of DELETERIOUS Remorseful Devious Morose Harmful 5 / 100Synonym of VORACIOUS Quick Hungry Wild Angry 6 / 100Synonym of AVARICIOUS Unwilling Abundant Envious Greedy 7 / 100Synonym of PROLIFIC Competent Fertile Plenty Predominant 8 / 100Synonym of EFFETE Sick Injured Feeble Affected 9 / 100Synonym of RANT Treat Praise Formalize Noisy 10 / 100Synonym of LAVISH Profuse Carefree Gay Showy 11 / 100Synonym of INVIDIOUS Weak Unjust Flourishing Starving 12 / 100Synonym of ACOLYTE Inferior Servant Assistant Helper 13 / 100Synonym of GADFLY Blessing Horror Gain Nuisance 14 / 100Synonym of FORAGE Search Fly Research Travel 15 / 100Synonym of FURTIVE Stealthy Hasty Fleeing Baffling 16 / 100Synonym of INTIMIDATE Hint Frighten Harass Bluff 17 / 100Synonym of LASCIVIOUS Fragrant Lustful Naughty Foul 18 / 100Synonym of PROGNOSIS Scheme Preface Identification Forecast 19 / 100Synonym of WHOLESOME Complete Handsome Special Healthy 20 / 100Synonym of INFINITE Indefinite Strange Endless Vague 21 / 100Synonym of SULTRY Impure Unpleasant Ill-smelling Hot 22 / 100Synonym of PARAMOUR Companion Friend Lover Rival 23 / 100Synonym of CONDEMN Avoid Blame Hate Underrate 24 / 100Synonym of RECOVER Heal Recoup Revive Return 25 / 100Synonym of MAJESTIC Extraordinary Interesting Attractive Grand 26 / 100Synonym of PREDICT Explain Foretell Observe Assert 27 / 100Synonym of COVETOUS Hidden Grasping Sheltered Thrifty 28 / 100Synonym of PESTER Torture Disturb Console Gratify 29 / 100Synonym of BELLIGERENT Aggressive Generous Pacifist Reasonable 30 / 100Synonym of LIBERAL Tolerant Generous Progressive Educated 31 / 100Synonym of IMMANENT Impending Soon Urgent Inherent 32 / 100Synonym of DIVVY Selfless Pioneer Foolish Follower 33 / 100Synonym of GARNISH Compose Impose Decorate Impress 34 / 100Synonym of LEGITIMATE Correct Illicit Rightful Valid 35 / 100Synonym of IMPEDE Reverse Expedite Hinder Impose 36 / 100Synonym of IMPECCABLE Faultless Fussy Precise Integrity 37 / 100Synonym of HANDSOME Gentle Noble Polite Good-looking 38 / 100Synonym of RETICENCE Generosity Sincerity Reserve Frankness 39 / 100Synonym of SUPERCILIOUS Angry Indifferent Annoyed Haughty 40 / 100Synonym of GLIB Rough Gainful Smooth Indifferent 41 / 100Synonym of BLITHE Joyous Giddy Graceful Worldly 42 / 100Synonym of FANCIFUL Eccentric Unreal Faithful Glorious 43 / 100Synonym of DISSOLUTE Distant Honest Repulsive Immoral 44 / 100Synonym of YOB Annoyed Aggressive Intelligent Humble 45 / 100Synonym of MISFORTUNE Misery Poverty Sadness Ill-luck 46 / 100Synonym of PROCURE Incur Endanger Obtain Rescue 47 / 100Synonym of DEIFY Flatter Challenge Worship Face 48 / 100Synonym of INNATE Essential Unique Important Inborn 49 / 100Synonym of GRAND Noble Splendid Great Aristocratic 50 / 100Synonym of VULPINE Wolfish Hoggish Ravenous Crafty 51 / 100Synonym of OBEISANCE Indifference Insult Disrespect Obedience 52 / 100Synonym of ANIMOSITY Indifference Treason Vanity Empathy 53 / 100Synonym of SYCOPHANT Admirer Flatterer Follower Suppliant 54 / 100Synonym of MAGNILOQUENT Tactful Boastful Humorous Amusing 55 / 100Synonym of SIMULATE Imitate Warn Presume Take 56 / 100Synonym of AVER Confess Trust Impress Assert 57 / 100Synonym of MORDANT Festering Sarcastic Depressed Mild 58 / 100Synonym of CIVIL Social Formal Polite Sophisticated 59 / 100Synonym of MUSTY Ugly Stale Hungry Irritable 60 / 100Synonym of OMINOUS Foregone Poisonous Bad Foreboding 61 / 100Synonym of LIBERTY Obligation Rights Democracy Freedom 62 / 100Synonym of HERETICAL Impious Corrupt Disputable Fiery 63 / 100Synonym of GOOEY Sentimental Evasive Realistic Ideal 64 / 100Synonym of SANGUINE Hopeful Modest Clever Proud 65 / 100Synonym of PERSPICACITY Clear Bad Hazy Shrewd 66 / 100Synonym of ERSATZ Imitation Inferior Original Genuine 67 / 100Synonym of HELM Handle Corner Edge Head 68 / 100Synonym of FOSTER Foment Fabricate Nurture Discourage 69 / 100Synonym of INCONTINENT Uncertain Restless Unrestrained Inconstant 70 / 100Synonym of TRUCULENT Servile Ferocious Juicy Trashy 71 / 100Synonym of COMPENDIUM Glossary Reference Index Summary 72 / 100Synonym of WELTER Sacrifice Clarity Height Confusion 73 / 100Synonym of SIMON-PURE Genuine Artificial Holy False 74 / 100Synonym of ECHELON Opponent Rank Identity Follower 75 / 100Synonym of PROLIFERATE Generate Assist Proclaim Support 76 / 100Synonym of JUVENILE Tedious Hidden Humorous Young 77 / 100Synonym of HALLOWED Historical Ancient Decayed Sacred 78 / 100Synonym of SCINTILLATING Smouldering Touching Glittering Warming 79 / 100Synonym of NEPOTISM Carelessness Inefficiency Favouritism Corruption 80 / 100Synonym of DAWDLE Loiter Fickle Evaluate Assess 81 / 100Synonym of DESTITUTION Humility Poverty Moderation Beggary 82 / 100Synonym of SUPERNAL Haughty Official Needless Heavenly 83 / 100Synonym of CELERITY Innocence Insincerity Illusion Quickness 84 / 100Synonym of DECEIVE Mislead Challenge Harm Defeat 85 / 100Synonym of AFFABLE Cheerful Helpful Friendly Neutral 86 / 100Synonym of STYMIE Hinder Flourish Express Stagnate 87 / 100Synonym of AROMATIC Crippled Sentimental Fragrant Stinking 88 / 100Synonym of TENEBROUS Overhanging Obstinate Fragile Gloomy 89 / 100Synonym of DOCILE Stupid Gentle Stubborn Vague 90 / 100Synonym of MORONIC Imbecile Abusive Sharp Invective 91 / 100Synonym of RANGE Expanse Standing Level Grade 92 / 100Synonym of LISSOME Slow Deceptive Dull Graceful 93 / 100Synonym of RELUCTANT Ready Willing Hesitating Inclined 94 / 100Synonym of MUFFLE Wrap Disturb Unwrap Hasten 95 / 100Synonym of HASSLE Jealousy Wrangle Gossip Greed 96 / 100Synonym of INCENSED Affected Incited Encouraged Inspired 97 / 100Synonym of LICENTIOUS Hungry Generous Immoral Gay 98 / 100Synonym of RECEPTIVE Gracious Pretentious Generous Observant 99 / 100Synonym of TRIUMPH Victory Joy Gain Excitement 100 / 100Synonym of TERSE Compact Holy Local Shrewd For more Quiz updates ! 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Practice Test 8 November 9, 2023 No Comments /100 English_ SynonymsPractice Test 8 1 / 100Synonym of ADJURE Enjoy Adjust Entreat Provoke 2 / 100Synonym of OBTUSE Blunt Excessive Distant Vague 3 / 100Synonym of REBATE Discount Compensation Refund Loss 4 / 100Synonym of IMPEDIMENT Fateful Destruction Obstruction Passage 5 / 100Synonym of GAMBIT Appeal Explanation Trick Expression 6 / 100Synonym of BEFUDDLED Wounded Stupid Crowded Enlightened 7 / 100Synonym of DECIMATE Disfigure Disseminate Dissipate Destroy 8 / 100Synonym of VAPID Virtuous Priceless Insipid Vital 9 / 100Synonym of EGREGIOUS Superficial Shocking Progressive Cowardly 10 / 100Synonym of LUMINARY Famous Lightning Bright Dashing 11 / 100Synonym of UGLY Hateful Repulsive Evilsome Fearful 12 / 100Synonym of ASCEND Deviate Grow Mount Leap 13 / 100Synonym of ABSTEMIOUS Proud Excessive Moderate Rustic 14 / 100Synonym of ELICIT Induce Instil Divulge Extract 15 / 100Synonym of PORTRAY Express Paint Communicate Draw 16 / 100Synonym of SOZZLED Moderate Burnt Drunk Cultured 17 / 100Synonym of HEDIOUS Hidden Secret Disliked Loathsome 18 / 100Synonym of WRANGLE Dispute Competition Race Wrestling 19 / 100Synonym of UNCANNY Unmistaken Strange Fearful Internal 20 / 100Synonym of PRUNE Prolong Lend Reduce Expand 21 / 100Synonym of HEDGE Injure Curse Harm Safeguard 22 / 100Synonym of NOSTALGIC Homesick Soothing Indolent Diseased 23 / 100Synonym of ULTERIOR Implied Revealed Extreme Decisive 24 / 100Synonym of FILTHY Ugly Angry Dirty Healthy 25 / 100Synonym of AMENITIES Pageantries Facilities Privileges Courtesies 26 / 100Synonym of BAULK Encourage Prevent Verify Identify 27 / 100Synonym of PENCHANT Eagerness Dislike Like Disability 28 / 100Synonym of IMPASSE Impossibility Difficulty Confrontation Stalemate 29 / 100Synonym of EXOTIC Excellent Colourful Beautiful Unusual 30 / 100Synonym of AMPLE Sufficient Detailed Swift Huge 31 / 100Synonym of DEPLETE Finish Exhaust Vanish Destroy 32 / 100Synonym of VERATE Downgrade Judge Scold Deny 33 / 100Synonym of OCCULT Dreadful Mysterious Harmless Amazing 34 / 100Synonym of BELITTLE Mock Diminish Disparage Scoff 35 / 100Synonym of COUNTERMAND Criticise Intrigue Devastate Cancel 36 / 100Synonym of ADVERSITY Misfortune Helplessness Crisis Failure 37 / 100Synonym of EXCRUCIATE Torture Imprison Refine Extract 38 / 100Synonym of INFERNAL Devilish Hateful Damaging Exacting 39 / 100Synonym of LIMP Falter Bend Kneel Stoop 40 / 100Synonym of KNUCKLE Struggle Resign Face Surrender 41 / 100Synonym of MURKY Ugly Lazy Dishonest Dull 42 / 100Synonym of OBSCENE Displeasing Condemn Objectionable Indecent 43 / 100Synonym of COTERIE Family Mob Institution Group 44 / 100Synonym of REGALE Harass Suppress Express Entertain 45 / 100Synonym of PROMISCUOUS Casual Selective Discriminate Pure 46 / 100Synonym of SAVVY Deform Taste Understand Destroy 47 / 100Synonym of UNCONSCIONABLE Excessive Unmanageable Distasteful Unmindful 48 / 100Synonym of FRATERNISE Associate Organise Expel Cheat 49 / 100Synonym of PERTINACIOUS Determined Defensive Delicate Humble 50 / 100Synonym of TARNISH Ornate Blemish Scrub Destroy 51 / 100Synonym of MORIBUND Stagnant Dying Gloomy Superfluous 52 / 100Synonym of EXORCISE Mock Explain Expose Expel 53 / 100Synonym of JINK Refrain Dodge Inherit Travel 54 / 100Synonym of TAINT Corrupt Soil Stain Dirty 55 / 100Synonym of RECALL Receive Face Speak Remember 56 / 100Synonym of GORGEOUS Elegant Refined Dazzling Tasteful 57 / 100Synonym of THRIFT Wickedness Extravagance Miserliness Economy 58 / 100Synonym of ABASH Embarrass Squash Amaze Refuse 59 / 100Synonym of ASSUAGE Rub Ease Prohibit Enlarge 60 / 100Synonym of QUIBBLE Express Depress Argue Quarrel 61 / 100Synonym of DETECT Invent Fix Determine Discover 62 / 100Synonym of INEVITABLE Fixed Expected Probable Unavoidable 63 / 100Synonym of RANCOUR Enmity Hatred Disappointment Prejudice 64 / 100Synonym of DISTINGUISH Confuse Differentiate Abolish Darken 65 / 100Synonym of CONUNDRUM Solution Question Explanation Discussion 66 / 100Synonym of FORLORN Fearful Fortunate Funny Uncared 67 / 100Synonym of TERMINATE Dismiss Suspend Interrupt End 68 / 100Synonym of MOTLEY Disguised Somber Variegated Active 69 / 100Synonym of EXCLUSIVE Extensive External Excessive Sole 70 / 100Synonym of JEER Inspire Encourage Enjoy Ridicule 71 / 100Synonym of ENTHUSE Annoy Pester Provoke Excite 72 / 100Synonym of INANITION Passivity Strictness Silliness Emptiness 73 / 100Synonym of FAD Weakness Charity Fashion Folly 74 / 100Synonym of NAUSEATE Sicken Detest Despise Tempt 75 / 100Synonym of WELSH Encourage Perspire Inspire Default 76 / 100Synonym of KID Regulate Divert Entertain Cheat 77 / 100Synonym of IRONIC Good-natured Sarcastic Inflexible Bitter 78 / 100Synonym of HARASS Injure Grieve Annoy Excite 79 / 100Synonym of NIGGARD Divine Shrewd Loyal Miser 80 / 100Synonym of CAPITULATE Withdraw Execute Surrender Summarize 81 / 100Synonym of VESTIGE Evidence Invention Example Experiment 82 / 100Synonym of AMNESTY Privilege Farewell Pardon Revolt 83 / 100Synonym of ENCUMBRANCE Burden Disturbance Distraction Diversion 84 / 100Synonym of DISPARAGE Separate Discourage Compare Belittle 85 / 100Synonym of FIDDLE Frown Discard Trifle Examine 86 / 100Synonym of POW-WOW Elite Gossip Meeting Discussion 87 / 100Synonym of DROWSY Exhausted Sleepy Lazy Soothing 88 / 100Synonym of HOODLUM Pioneer Devotee Criminal Scholar 89 / 100Synonym of THWARTED Accepted Diverted Opposed Advocated 90 / 100Synonym of VENT End Opening Go Stodge 91 / 100Synonym of STAMINA Eagerness Endurance Energy Intensity 92 / 100Synonym of BENEFACTOR Guardian Saint Patron Friend 93 / 100Synonym of DISTINCTION Difference Diffusion Degree Disagreement 94 / 100Synonym of COUNTERVAIL Contradict Equalise Recreate Demolish 95 / 100Synonym of JEOPARDY Danger Adventure Enmity Magic 96 / 100Synonym of SUPERVENE Ensue Precede Interfere Displace 97 / 100Synonym of NOBLE High-sounding Dignified Harmful Abusive 98 / 100Synonym of EXORBITANT Ridiculous Threatening Excessive Odd 99 / 100Synonym of DEMISE End Dormant Decline Decay 100 / 100Synonym of PLACID Enjoyable Calm Dull Clear For more Quiz updates ! 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Practice Test7 November 9, 2023 No Comments /100 English_ SynonymsPractice Test7 1 / 100Synonym of BOWDLERISE Dictate Confuse Persuade Censor 2 / 100Synonym of ABOMINATION Revulsion Criticism Attack Disgust 3 / 100Synonym of MASTICATE Devour Drink Chew Swallow 4 / 100Synonym of AMBITION Aspiration Goal Expectation Desire 5 / 100Synonym of DECRY Disparage Deviate Demure Despoil 6 / 100Synonym of QUELL Suppress Complain Postpone Avoid 7 / 100Synonym of COZEN Convince Cheat Ridicule Flatter 8 / 100Synonym of ABBREVIATE Enlarge Decrease Shorten Change 9 / 100Synonym of PRATTLE Loiter Meditate Chatter Construct 10 / 100Synonym of APPAREL Manner Clothing Confidence Appearance 11 / 100Synonym of REIN Control Overcome Pour Fling 12 / 100Synonym of PERKY Comic Clean Buoyant Pretty 13 / 100Synonym of COMMISERATE Commemorate Placate Sympathise Consecrate 14 / 100Synonym of ELUDE Despair Dodge Mislead Confuse 15 / 100Synonym of HUMBUG Deceit Illusion Desire Craving 16 / 100Synonym of SALACITY Depression Indecency Bliss Recession 17 / 100Synonym of YOKEL Simple-minded Canny Crafty Illiterate 18 / 100Synonym of PRESSED Urged Emphasised Demanded Stressed 19 / 100Synonym of CONNOISSEUR Delinquent Ignorant Gourmet Interpreter 20 / 100Synonym of WHIM Desire Fancy Clumsy Strange 21 / 100Synonym of EAGER Clever Devoted Curious Enthusiastic 22 / 100Synonym of PROFOUND Fathomless Deep Profuse Boundless 23 / 100Synonym of VEER Concentrate Dominate Delegate Shift 24 / 100Synonym of PREROGATIVE Command Request Privilege Desire 25 / 100Synonym of TRADUCE Harden Build Betray Force 26 / 100Synonym of PREVARICATE Lie Anticipate Delay Authenticate 27 / 100Synonym of CONSEQUENCE Order Manner Result Cause 28 / 100Synonym of CONTEMPLATIVE Serious Thougtful Morbid Calm 29 / 100Synonym of JINGOISTIC Cooperative Dashing Compromise Victorious 30 / 100Synonym of CATAPULT Contain Shoot Restrain Control 31 / 100Synonym of GAINSAY Suggestion Advantage Proposal Contradict 32 / 100Synonym of RIVAL Claimant Partner Enemy Competitor 33 / 100Synonym of MALAISE Curse Sickness Spite Stagnation 34 / 100Synonym of DELECTABLE Attractive Delicate Delightful Desirable 35 / 100Synonym of MALIGN Harmful Depreciate Deviate Assign 36 / 100Synonym of COMBAT Conflict Quarrel Feud Fight 37 / 100Synonym of TROTH Disloyal Colourist Ego Faithful 38 / 100Synonym of FLAK Adventure Praise Advice Criticism 39 / 100Synonym of IMPROVEMENT Advancement Promotion Betterment Preference 40 / 100Synonym of TRUNCATE Cut Act End Cancel 41 / 100Synonym of ACERB Dangerous Foreign Harsh Unwilling 42 / 100Synonym of PRECARIOUS Critical Perilous Brittle Cautious 43 / 100Synonym of ONEROUS Awesome Difficult Burdensome Dutiful 44 / 100Synonym of AFICIONADO Indifferent Enthusiast Critic Rival 45 / 100Synonym of FRACTIOUS Comic Pleasing Disheartening Irritable 46 / 100Synonym of INSOLVENT Penniless Broke Bankrupt Poor 47 / 100Synonym of FICKLE Nervous Poor Changeable Constant 48 / 100Synonym of ENTICE Tempt Attract Charm Tease 49 / 100Synonym of DISRUPT Join Refuse Break Deny 50 / 100Synonym of BEMOAN Soothe Denounce Lament Loathe 51 / 100Synonym of WILT Strike Droop Warn Challenge 52 / 100Synonym of OVERSEE Glance Supervise Contest Look 53 / 100Synonym of FRAGMENT Dissection Crumble Cut Scrap 54 / 100Synonym of APPORTIONMENT Allotment Bestowal Delivery Presentation 55 / 100Synonym of SERENE Delicate Calm Meek Solemn 56 / 100Synonym of ADJUNCT Addition Adaptation Oath Decree 57 / 100Synonym of FLABBY Fatty Obese Loose Chubby 58 / 100Synonym of ENDORSEMENT Reprimand Censure Recommendation Reproach 59 / 100Synonym of VULGAR Thoughtless Illiterate Unkind Coarse 60 / 100Synonym of IMPRECATION Curse Bliss Abuse Blessing 61 / 100Synonym of BOTCH Borrow Collect Promote Bungle 62 / 100Synonym of EXCERPT Invitation Extract Debate Speech 63 / 100Synonym of LUG Drag Denounce Degrade Decline 64 / 100Synonym of CHARTER Declaration Article Announcement Document 65 / 100Synonym of CONSTRUE Unite Scatter Confuse Interpret 66 / 100Synonym of FEIGN Condemn Condone Attend Pretend 67 / 100Synonym of COGNOSCENTE Critic Speculator Teacher Preacher 68 / 100Synonym of MAUNDER Wander Warn Concentrate Capture 69 / 100Synonym of OBJECT Disapprove Deny Challenge Disobey 70 / 100Synonym of QUIP Joke Comment Blow Injury 71 / 100Synonym of SUSTAIN Believe Revive Allow Support 72 / 100Synonym of SURFEIT Satiate Delegate Confiscate Pass 73 / 100Synonym of HINDER Damage Ruin Challenge Obstruct 74 / 100Synonym of INTRINSIC Secret Introvert Intricate Complicated 75 / 100Synonym of GAFFE Compulsion Blunder Virtue Competition 76 / 100Synonym of ENNUI Expulsion Comedy Weariness Conviction 77 / 100Synonym of SOLICIT Require Demand Claim Beseech 78 / 100Synonym of BERSERK Morose Wild Clever Cheerful 79 / 100Synonym of LARGESSE Splendid Liberal Bribe Extravagant 80 / 100Synonym of DOLEFUL Jovial Colourful Bright Mournful 81 / 100Synonym of GROTESQUE Pompous Malformed Exaggerated Colourful 82 / 100Synonym of ERADICATE Eliminate Complicate Indicate Dedicate 83 / 100Synonym of INIQUITOUS Unequal Curious Wicked Biased 84 / 100Synonym of WAN Cheerful Tired Unhappy Strong 85 / 100Synonym of DEAR Young Costly Close Due 86 / 100Synonym of BROWSE Strike Deceive Heal Examine 87 / 100Synonym of LANGUISH Console Decline Condemn Condone 88 / 100Synonym of PROEM Proclamation Narrative Preface Conclusion 89 / 100Synonym of ECSTATIC Enraptured Bewildered Animated Fitful 90 / 100Synonym of REVISE Edit Correct Alter Reconsider 91 / 100Synonym of EXPOSE Reveal Conceal Open Declare 92 / 100Synonym of STALEMATE Dead-end Deadly Deadlock Dead 93 / 100Synonym of CADGE Hide Imprison Beg Bicker 94 / 100Synonym of DIVULGE Conceal Explore Strip Reveal 95 / 100Synonym of INDUSTRIOUS Intelligent Reserved Hard working Clever 96 / 100Synonym of AFFILIATE Associate Control Copy Discriminate 97 / 100Synonym of VILIFY Communicate Perform Commend Defame 98 / 100Synonym of IMBROGLIO Compulsion Coercion Callous Confusion 99 / 100Synonym of BRACE Waste Define Confine Support 100 / 100Synonym of OBLOQUY Defamation Forgetfulness Conference Prejudice For more Quiz updates ! 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Practice Test 6 November 9, 2023 No Comments /100 English_ SynonymsPractice Test 6 1 / 100It was an ignominious defeat for the team. unaccountable shameful humiliating unexpected 2 / 100Synonym of PLACATE Amuse Pity Embroil Appease 3 / 100The obstacles seem to be insurmountable, but no one should doubt what this fearless woman can accomplish. tall Insuperable achieve trivial 4 / 100Synonym of BRASH Invective Abusive Rude Superficial 5 / 100Synonym of AMICABLE Friendly Affectionate Interesting Loving 6 / 100The kingdom suffered a constant threat from certain predatory tribes. violent plundering wild rebellious 7 / 100A factory manufacturing illicit liquor was unearthed by the police yesterday. poisonous unlawful cheap intoxicating 8 / 100The community is agog with speculation about the fate of the money collected. worried excited depressed annoyed 9 / 100The sight moved him to pity and compunction. confusion regret anger wonder 10 / 100The minister tried to assure the people regarding their safety. convince provide warn protect 11 / 100Synonym of CONVENED Summoned Ended Associated Collected 12 / 100Synonym of RAKISH Dashing Frivolous Childish Aggressive 13 / 100Synonym of ESCHEW Adapt Oppress Avoid Encourage 14 / 100The Government must do something about the runaway increase in prices. unpardonable inflationary unreasonable uncontrollable 15 / 100Synonym of STAID Depressive Dull Sedate Backward 16 / 100Synonym of CELIBATE Saint Widower Bachelor Teetotaller 17 / 100After his graduation, he had to pass through a period of privation. prosperity uncertainty hardship privacy 18 / 100The story which Gaurav narrated was very exciting. explained told disclosed revealed 19 / 100It was pure fabrication with an eye for a sensation. opinion observation wish desire 20 / 100The device which measures earthquakes is called the Richter scale. prevents gauges weighs calculates 21 / 100Synonym of HAGGLE Accept Postpone Reject Bargain 22 / 100Many of his aquaintances avoid him because he is so garrulous. quarrelsome talkative proud unreasonable 23 / 100Synonym of WANDER Arouse Dedicate Soar Drift 24 / 100He spent his whole life caught up in mundane matters. worldly criminal inconsequential foolish 25 / 100Synonym of DILETTANTE Opponent Specialist Amateur Expert 26 / 100Synonym of DEMIT Promote Judge Resign Appoint 27 / 100Synonym of ABROGATION Abridgement Deprivation Dismissal Annulation 28 / 100Synonym of PROSCRIBE Banish Advance Recommend Allow 29 / 100Synonym of EQUIVOCAL Ambiguous Reasonable Feasible Quarrelsome 30 / 100Synonym of CAVORT Annoy Suppress Jump Entertain 31 / 100Synonym of LATENT Concealed Apparent Prompt Lethargic 32 / 100The indiscriminate demand for mas consumption goods is deplorable. desperate undifferentiated discreet insensitive 33 / 100It is quite unseemly that person should so behave with his elders. ugly improper discourteous childish 34 / 100Synonym of ADMONISH Support Praise Appeal Threaten 35 / 100He whirled round in a trice, with a revolver in his hand. instant circle hurry trifle 36 / 100Plants that grow and exist in deserts have highly specialized means of adapting themselves to the arid environment. withering dry useless unproductive 37 / 100It was a facetious remark which totally failed to make any impression. joking reconciliatory meaningless irrelevant 38 / 100Ramnath is such a sham that it is difficult to get along with him. farcical unnatural pretender blunt 39 / 100Synonym of WRATH Hatred Jealousy Anger Violence 40 / 100Synonym of CONCEAL Hide Avoid Steal Keep 41 / 100Synonym of INDICT Reprimand Condemn Accuse Allege 42 / 100During negotiations, the Managing director remained obdurate. adamant co-operative flexible tough 43 / 100Synonym of REPRISAL Retaliation Appreciation Assessment Compensation 44 / 100I don't see why he should be so obsequious to his brother just because the latter is rich. kind offensive servile unfriendly 45 / 100It was presumptuous of him to make a remark in the assembly. over-confident unthoughtful ambiguous ridiculous 46 / 100The lurid details of the murder in broad day light sent chilling sensations down the spine of everybody bleak ghastly realistic vivid 47 / 100Quite unabashed, he began his scholarly lecture on what was obvious to everyone. unchecked unashamed unimpressed unnerved 48 / 100Synonym of CONGREGATION Combination Collection Avoid Assembly 49 / 100Synonym of VINDICATE Judge Justify Argue Explain 50 / 100Everyone in the bazaar turned to stare at the visitor and his preposterous dress. absurd pompous vague strange 51 / 100Synonym of OVERTURES Observations Agreements Offers Promises 52 / 100Weird noises came from the haunted houses. unnatural unpleasant beastly frightening 53 / 100Synonym of ASSENT Compromise Judgement Expression Agreement 54 / 100There is not a single word that is redundant in the report. flowery not needed unimportant bombastic 55 / 100Synonym of DEFUNCT Extinct Active Clever Alive 56 / 100This group is quite heterogeneous some are very rich while some are very poor. confusing uniform varied contradictory 57 / 100Synonym of KIBITZ Interfere Evade Befriend Avoid 58 / 100They knew by his sophomoric remarks that he was still knave in the field. unpalatable casual ignorant immature 59 / 100Synonym of CAVEAT Dispute Warning Challenge Advice 60 / 100Only my neighbour succoured me during my illness. aided attended nourished treated 61 / 100Decay is an immutable factor of human life. unique important awful unchangeable 62 / 100Synonym of MYSTIQUE Fame Popularity Admirable Reputation 63 / 100Synonym of MYOPIC Cross-eyed Astigmatic Short-sighted Blind 64 / 100Synonym of SYNTHETIC Artificial Scientific Superficial Fake 65 / 100Synonym of APOLOGUE Moral fable Explanation After thought Ancient legend 66 / 100The man succumbed to his injuries the day following the day of accident. fell down surrendered died yielded 67 / 100He was given to fanaticism in his political beliefs. unreasoning enthusiasm having no grounds falsehood limitations 68 / 100Whatever opinion he gives is sane. obscure rational arrogant wild 69 / 100Grandfather has been getting feeble of late. diseased weak tall small 70 / 100Synonym of IMPREGNATE Suffer Conclude Conceal Infuse 71 / 100Synonym of ESTRANGE Miscalculate Puzzling Alienate Endanger 72 / 100Synonym of ACCOLADE Award Welcome Arrival Affection 73 / 100Synonym of ABSTAIN Refrain Assist Resist Attain 74 / 100Synonym of SMEAR Encourage Mark Quarrel Avoid 75 / 100Synonym of VITUPERATE Appraise Abuse Appreciate Encourage 76 / 100The novel was so interesting that I was oblivious of my surroundings. watchful indifferent unmindful aware 77 / 100Synonym of LIABILITY Credit Asset Debit Debt 78 / 100Synonym of ENTHRAL Charm Persuade Annoy Glorify 79 / 100Synonym of EROTIC Sexual Sensuous Beautiful Attractive 80 / 100He has always been an elusive customer. clever deceitful quarrelsome unreliable 81 / 100Synonym of CREDENCE Credit Assurance Belief Preference 82 / 100Synonym of IMPINGE Strike Ridicule Soak Argue 83 / 100Synonym of ERROR Misgiving Misadventure Blunder Ambiguity 84 / 100I have told him many times not to do that. unlimited endless several numberless 85 / 100Despite a full one hour meeting, they could not arrive at any consensus. agreement union harmony unity 86 / 100He did not hesitate to pester the sleeping mother when he wanted money. disturb trouble wake shake 87 / 100Synonym of DAUNT Abuse Annoy Detain Intimidate 88 / 100India is still a virgin land exploring its tourism potential. undone unexplored uncouth unexploited 89 / 100Synonym of AID Disease Assistance Supervision Co-operation 90 / 100Synonym of ADMONITION Award Warning Amazement Pardon 91 / 100All the characters in the novel are fictitious. unreliable unbelievable real unreal 92 / 100Synonym of RAP Criticise Participate Transfer Advise 93 / 100Adverse remarks against the leader provoked his followers. severe dangerous unnecessary unfavourable 94 / 100Synonym of APPRAISAL Praise Estimation Investigation Approval 95 / 100Synonym of MIRTH Adventure Sorrow Merriment Enthusiasm 96 / 100Synonym of CONVIVIAL Aloof Jovial Crowded Solitary 97 / 100The ship was caught in the tempest and all but the captain were drowned. whirlpool violent storm bad weather typhoon 98 / 100The father advised his errant son not to maunder about but do something worthwhile. run play trouble wander 99 / 100Synonym of WHIRL Reap Agitate Weep Turn 100 / 100The affluence of most visiting Arabs is astonishing. ostentation endeavour influence wealth For more Quiz updates ! 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Practice Test 5 November 9, 2023 No Comments /100 English_ SynonymsPractice Test 5 1 / 100Article 26 of the Constitution is, in fact, a corollary to Article 25. synopsis consequence proof summary 2 / 100Everyone who has worked for him hammers home that point because they feel that it is widely unappreciated. stresses hints strikes directs 3 / 100He hardly works. mostly arduously strenuously scarcely 4 / 100The troops were mobilised to take control of the tensed situation. arouse summoned prepared organised 5 / 100He is being treated for his somnolence. weakness severe pain in the joints sleepiness intoxication 6 / 100He gave me a detailed account of the meeting. precis summary report explanation 7 / 100The time I spent in the library was the most rewarding one. paying serviceable precious profitable 8 / 100The new scheme was aimed at prohibiting all people from imbibing alcoholic drinks. offering drinking smuggling preparing 9 / 100Harish ran the marathon race in less than two hours. scored rushed succeeded completed 10 / 100"I have learnt a great deal working in factories, and for a time I've been a weaver. Here are my testimonials, Mr. Davis." witnesses credentials tokens testaments 11 / 100I am afraid I cannot relate the details now. recount tell recollect instruct 12 / 100We did not expect such a judicious remark from him. rational legal sagacious shrewd 13 / 100Her new glasses make her look rather owlish. solemn stupid silly foolish 14 / 100The meeting was adjourned after discussing on the matter for about two hours. stopped postponed reviewed begun 15 / 100The army has laid out an entire web of agents to detect the surreptitious activities of the enemy. hostile secret intriguing foppish 16 / 100The scheme failed for want of adequate funds. necessary required recommended sufficient 17 / 100I had to disclose the information due to some reasons. suppress review expose discuss 18 / 100The Principal's advice will prove salutary for the students. beneficial harmful encouraging remarkable 19 / 100It is so gratifying to know that there are not many small-pox cases these days. satisfying pleasing happy surprising 20 / 100Parents should cultivate in their children the habit of helping others. create sprout foster propagate 21 / 100I found his crude manners abominable. flattering detestable attractive sloppy 22 / 100He would have been successful, but for his lack of temerity. confidence sincerity audacity strength 23 / 100The magazine was embellished with amusing articles. replete filled adorned sprinkled 24 / 100Public opinion will pillory these agents of crime. scorn recall subserve declare 25 / 100Your explanation that your social commitments tie you down, does not convince me. restrictions depletion obligations reduction 26 / 100His unscrupulous act would only tantamount to ravage and destruction. result cause repetitious equal 27 / 100Our posterity shall hold us responsible for the devastation caused by cutting of trees. successors offspring predecessors followers 28 / 100The police need tangible proof of his guilt before they can act against him. strong clear emphatic convincing 29 / 100A conscientious worker is always admired by his employers. careful sincere obedient skillful 30 / 100He listened to her mellifluous music under the genial influence of wine. sympathetic drowsy heavy stressing 31 / 100He gave an expeditious reply. elaborate prompt slow exact 32 / 100People of different persuasions have met on the same platform. personalities tastes qualifications convictions 33 / 100No civilised society can allow the subversion of its institutions by extremists. subservience domination destruction subordination 34 / 100I was shocked at his crass behaviour. indifferent rigid stupid difficult 35 / 100I used to skate quite well but I have lost the knack now. stamina skill strength agility 36 / 100He is gregarious, he is loner, he loves argument, he cannot bear to lose one. silent talkative sociable greedy 37 / 100Feeling humiliated and frustrated, he could no longer brook the indifferent attitude of the government. support tolerate suffer condone 38 / 100The british levied unusually high taxes on export of Indian goods. enacted stipulated implemented imposed 39 / 100Her today's story was merely an exaggeration of what happened before my eyes. falsehood reproduction understatement overstatement 40 / 100He was given a severe warning for coming late. harsh strict stern rigorous 41 / 100The little coy bride was admired by everyone. beautiful talented sweet shy 42 / 100The actor with many graces leaves the stage and becomes only a memory in a world of happy memories. tacts gestures delicacies charms 43 / 100He is in the habit of thriving on others money. entertaining prospering surviving reviving 44 / 100The art movie I watched this evening has put me in a pensive mood. confused reflective depressed cheerful 45 / 100No one will invite her to a tea nor she is so garrulous. laughs gossip giggles talkative 46 / 100After the severe riots, the police continued the curfew lest there was no recrudescence of disorder. recurrence exaggeration aggravation spread 47 / 100The king's palace was really a magnificent one. splendid popular illuminated decorative 48 / 100People who hold very unorthodox views, are sometimes ostracized. applauded criticised hated shut out from society 49 / 100We walked down a precipitous slope. precise precarious steep gradual 50 / 100You will have to arrange for a provisional licence. temporary restricted routine transient 51 / 100One of the most tenacious and dangerous legends about the shark is that he has poor eyesight. strong brave heroic foolish 52 / 100Those who aquire quick money are impatient to flaunt their wealth and material possessions. waste squander ostentatious hide 53 / 100The Border Security Force intercepted yesterday a truck carrying arms and ammunition. found stopped met interrupted 54 / 100Even though Akshay does not study hard, he always comes first in his class. stands arrives scores completes 55 / 100Different races follow different modes of living. standards ways customs attitudes 56 / 100Nearly half of India's population is still liviing in abject poverty. enough grave solid wretched 57 / 100John Milton wrote 'Paradise Lost' to vindicate the ways of God to man. justify explain criticise support 58 / 100Brevity pays in debate. confidence quickness conciseness sharpness 59 / 100He was dismissed from service because they found him dishonest. removed stopped retired prevented 60 / 100He enjoyed the salubrious climate of the place. cold healthful temperate warm 61 / 100The Pandavas led an austere life in the mountains. lacking religious unsteady harsh 62 / 100Kamini could not recollect the incident that had happened in her chilhood. remind recall assemble memorise 63 / 100Some of the members of the Board indulged in highly scurrilous talk at the meeting. irrelevant superfluous objectionable abusive 64 / 100Several ancillary units were patronized by that large store. subordinate temporary standing small 65 / 100The medicine was aperient. sweet laxative giddy bitter 66 / 100The agility of the body of the athlete was very much appreciated by the spectators. alertness suppleness briskness sprightliness 67 / 100I disdain those who tell lies. despise condemn scorn hate 68 / 100The soldier displayed exceptional courage and saved the Major from the enemy's hand. strange unusual abnormal new 69 / 100All his friends marvelled at his power of ratiocination. imagination reasoning speculation ruminating 70 / 100Many cities were incinerated during the war. destroyed burnt shaken bombed 71 / 100Poets and writers are sensuous by nature. sensible sensual sensitive sentimental 72 / 100You should have watched that glint in her eyes when speaking of her husband. disgust sadness sparkle anger 73 / 100The boy was fired for continually coming late to school. scold dismissed beaten abused 74 / 100The story began in an eerie situation. strange dangerous thrilling wonderful 75 / 100Before finalising this transaction, I had to sign an indemnity bond. partnership reparation compensation security 76 / 100They venerated the old teacher. let go respected humiliated teased 77 / 100Sumit neglected to remit the fees in time and therefore had to pay a fine. failed promised exempted refused 78 / 100The relics of the Roman rule are still extant in England. spread existent scattered hidden 79 / 100People refuse to pay obeisance to people whom they do not accept as their leaders. command respect attention obedience 80 / 100The District Collector made it clear that the Government cannot sustain for long the support for such schemes. pay continue manage succeed 81 / 100Many people buy charms and talismans because they think they will bring them luck. stones cards tokens amulets 82 / 100The tinned food that we bought in the way was all contaminated and spoiled. noxious rotten Polluted adulterated 83 / 100The fishing boat pulled away from the wharf and chugged smoothly down the bay. harbour quay shore anchor 84 / 100A government rocked by frequent scandals is an effete set of people with no credibility. stupid innocent exhausted excited 85 / 100Inspite of their efforts, the team of scientists could not make much headway to solve the problem. start results progress efforts 86 / 100Five year plans have been put into operation to mitigate the sufferings of the poor. lessen cut reduce remove 87 / 100When kept in water, grapes become turgid. bloated fomented swollen rotten 88 / 100The next day she pacified the teacher explaining her the reason for the previous day's leave. quietened silenced flattered pleased 89 / 100Miss Universe pageant was really worth seeing. contest function show carnival 90 / 100Buoyed by these visions of the future of his son, the artist soldiered on. stopped struggled persevere fought 91 / 100She would take a deep sigh and lapse into silence. turn pass revert get 92 / 100All his documents were confiscated. cancelled forfeited seized destroyed 93 / 100Seeds need sufficient water and air to germinate. grow reproduce sprout breed 94 / 100Babur's memoirs are contained in "Tuzuk-i-Baburi". life speech events memory 95 / 100The river level was rising drastically after that heavy rain. unexpectedly suddenly greatly slightly 96 / 100The cordial talks between the two foreign ministers cover the entire gamut of their relations. globe range territory sphere 97 / 100The American policy did much to escalate the conflict. end develop spread reduce 98 / 100The one who is rich possesses many superfluous things. needless essential expensive superior 99 / 100Gandhiji had proposed the path of non-violence. suggested accepted followed adopted 100 / 100The munificence of the businessman was great. tactfulness stinginess generosity misery For more Quiz updates ! 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Practice Test 4 November 9, 2023 No Comments /100 English_ SynonymsPractice Test 4 1 / 100He declined to speak about the problem when I asked him. permitted agreed promised refused 2 / 100Forgetting their old enmity, they joined hands with a spirit of camaraderie. love friendliness trust animosity 3 / 100His speech was full of affectation. euphemism boasting pretence pedantry 4 / 100It goes against my grain to be running around the courts for justice training character eccentric personality 5 / 100It was on the behest of the officer that he made those improvements. suggestion recommendation orders request 6 / 100The incident was a grim reflection of the bizarre things that go on in the village. summary picture comment portrait 7 / 100The leaders charisma attracted many followers. candour humility charming power 8 / 100It is not for lay readers to evaluate a great poet. learned ordinary expert idle 9 / 100All his colleagues bore an innate reverence for his immaculate character. refined faithful pure splendid 10 / 100In his lust for wealth, he had reached the zenith of criminal activity. bottom nadir end acme 11 / 100The country's resources should be judiciously used. immensely sparingly adequately reasonably 12 / 100Corruption stalks every sphere of national life. pervades poisons penetrates pollutes 13 / 100Many people feel queasy while travelling on a bus on hilly roads. mobile drowsy dynamic uneasy 14 / 100What India hankers for most at this moment is security and stability. aims plans dreams desires 15 / 100If you lack in magnanimity, all your wealth and luxury is useless. management purposive generosity planning 16 / 100The man looked at the poor boy with contempt. jealousy pity disrespect concern 17 / 100The school took us on a three days excursion to Goa. picnic visit tournament trip 18 / 100Pakistan has been vigorously pursuing a clandestine nuclear weapons programme. progressive nefarious systematic secretive 19 / 100If you don't care for the blemishes of his style, you will find that the writer has a powerful message to convey. qualities accusations faults excellences 20 / 100The new government decided to rescind most of the decisions of its predecessor. reconsider rectify revoke modify 21 / 100Due to the long lapse of time, I could not recognise my old friend. delay movement passage duration 22 / 100Sagacity increases with age. efficiency maturity wisdom love 23 / 100His command were so peremptory that we felt humiliated. poignant rough specious dictatorial 24 / 100Those who man government-run shops also have their palm greased. operate administer rule control 25 / 100Ever since the death of his mother, my friend is utterly forlorn and wretched. lonely fearful gloomy frustrated 26 / 100I found myself befogged in that situation. puzzled panicky surprised happy 27 / 100The man lived in a dilapidated house made of mud and bricks. thatched crashing crumbling old 28 / 100We were touched by the honesty of the beggar. moved surprised horrified impressed 29 / 100At the Hardy house there was great consternation when Aunt Gertrude saw Joe helping Frank up the stairs. surprise satisfaction gaity panic 30 / 100Without science and the scientific spirit, we shall just drift along. peacefully gently cautiously wander 31 / 100The tendency to act becomes ingrained in us only in proportion to the frequency with which such actions actually occur. destined desired fixed marked 32 / 100Prashant likes his friend, Rishabh inspite of his little frailties. timidness failures weaknesses oddities 33 / 100Fifty years after the independence there can be no alibi for not providing basic amenities to every citizen. plea factor cause reason 34 / 100A bone got stuck in his gullet. chest throat molars stomach 35 / 100The lovers met in a sylvan setting. silent natural wooden romantic 36 / 100The prisoners of war were subjected to bestial atrocities. hardships jobs cruelties punishments 37 / 100During his meeting with the owners of the company he had a number of overtures. agreements observations offers promises 38 / 100The militant was nabbed at the airport. beaten pursued caught arrested 39 / 100The defendant was grateful for the judge's clemency. patience relaxed attitude mercy politeness 40 / 100As the jockey tried to ride the horse, it suddenly went berserk. broke began galloping wild 41 / 100Jawaharlal Nehru was an outstanding personality. notorious admirable prominent interesting 42 / 100Success is achieved by the degree to which society is prepared to police itself. suppress control perform oppress 43 / 100He kindled the spirit of revenge in him and used it to his advantage. provoked dolted burnt contrived 44 / 100The raucous shouts of the audience forced the management to call off the show. harsh unpleasant harmful loud 45 / 100Most of the politicians these days have a large number of toadies around them. servants professional sycophants followers 46 / 100The ubiquity of God cannot be questioned. greatness existence mystery omnipresence 47 / 100He murdered the man without any qualms of conscience. curiosity excitement hesitation pang 48 / 100All the streets looked just the same. normally decisively exactly simply 49 / 100Your present statement has allayed my fears. eradicated obliterated relieved aroused 50 / 100At the yesterday's meeting, he adopted a recalcitrant attitude. obstinate sympathetic conciliatory courteous 51 / 100He had been living his life according to set pattern. conduct performance model behaviour 52 / 100He has propensity for getting into debt. quality aptitude tendency characteristic 53 / 100Your master will like you if you are diligent. obedient conscientious meticulous hard-working 54 / 100Because of a family feud, he never spoke to his wife's parents. trouble crisis problem quarrel 55 / 100Now the fury of the demonstrators turned against the machines. acrimony asperity passion rage 56 / 100Eventually vision is affected and the patient is only able to see if light is present. gradually primarily initially ultimately 57 / 100The benevolence of the God of Rain has seen a very successful monsoon this year too. ill-will vision morbidity kindness 58 / 100He has won great admiration amongst his students because of his verdant outlook. fresh wide optimistic logical 59 / 100Before my work on the writer appeared there were many vague ideas afloat about him. prevalent stagnant circulating primitive 60 / 100Sanjay is going to pay the bill for the repairs. pay stand own bear 61 / 100He was punished for shirking his official work. delegating slowing avoiding postponing 62 / 100In present day society, money plays the only dominant role in almost all transactions. business proceedings negotiations jobs 63 / 100Millionaires become eccentric in their old age. peculiar dull irritable miserly 64 / 100If you want the quality of your writings to improve, then avoid redundant words. unwilling mistaken unnecessary wrong 65 / 100He is in the habit of talking superfluously. authoritatively needlessly continuously fluently 66 / 100I don't mean to be flippant but there is no nice way to kill somebody in a war. naughty mean frivolous desperate 67 / 100The traditional methods of doing things have now become obsolescent. unpopular harmful unrewarding obsolete 68 / 100He was a vulpine person and so avoided by his neighbours. miserly indolent crafty haughty 69 / 100The arguments of the lawyer of the accused were so persuasive that the judge aquitted him. logical convincing clever eloquent 70 / 100For New Delhi, it is time to re-examine its Pakistan policy and reduce the suspicion that it is trying to torpedo the talks. quiet refute weaken attack 71 / 100He did his job with scrupulous care. great exact attentive marvellous 72 / 100Scientific knowledge is an intoxicating draught, and it may be one in which the human race is unable to sustain. disease process drink product 73 / 100There is no efficacious remedy to unemployment problem in a country which has no ideological convictions. effective suitable proper possible 74 / 100The state finds itself in a bind in this matter as on many other issues. nuisance problem conflict depression 75 / 100He was the only reckless worker in the entire staff. daring courageous rash bold 76 / 100The pick pocket was brandishing a knife. pointing using waving showing 77 / 100Everybody in the Assembly shouted and there was a pandemonium in the hall. noise crowd disorderly scene laughter 78 / 100He failed to savvy the full implications of the agreement that he had signed. taste remember memorise understand 79 / 100He did not make any attempt to placate her. serve satisfy please pacify 80 / 100Ramlal is quite parsimonious by nature. prodigal cruel haughty miserly 81 / 100Instead of being arraigned in public, the child should be quietly interviewed in public. openly punished indict scolded 82 / 100The dispute between India and Pakistan can only be settled through negotiations. imposing nuclear conference peace 83 / 100His wife enjoined him to change his ways. asked threatened urged pleaded 84 / 100His sententious reply impressed the visitor. insipid quick meaningful sharp 85 / 100She does not get her work done punctually and properly because she is always dawdling. confused loitering chit-chatting playing 86 / 100His credulous nature often landed him in trouble. trusting dreamy naughty innocent 87 / 100A million cinemas a year bring the same stale balderdash. adventure thriller nonsense romance 88 / 100In the meeting the minister floated a couple of new ideas. gave offered advised presented 89 / 100"To be or not to be" was the dilemma of Hamlet. obsession helplessness question problem 90 / 100It is the Prime Minister's prerogative to appoint or dismiss a minister. function monopoly privilege authority 91 / 100It was very perspicacious of the judicial investigation officer to find the cause of the problem so quickly. quick discerning mysterious clever 92 / 100Foolhardiness is the result of constant strains. foolishness sickness obstinacy exhaustion 93 / 100It is compulsory for all the students to join this tour. necessary dutiful regular obligatory 94 / 100He was sad that his seniority had been overlooked. neglected rejected sidestepped confused 95 / 100The Director leaves on Tuesday on tour of the overseas branches of the company. personal private round journey 96 / 100Before I could expostulate he had spoken again. postulate protest explain disclose 97 / 100The bounties of nature are being exploited by man. products rules ecological gifts 98 / 100The problem of unemployment is emasculating our youth from making concrete innovations. weaken encouraging hindering pressurizing 99 / 100The appointments were made quite judiciously. legally reasonably impartially lawfully 100 / 100He is just dabbling in politics to promote his business interests. including helping participating interfering For more Quiz updates ! 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Practice Test 3 November 9, 2023 No Comments /100 English_ SynonymsPractice Test 3 1 / 100The isolated and dilapidated palace has become a rendezvous for the unsocial elements. resort meeting hiding public 2 / 100His adulatory remarks surprised us. discreet insulting funny appreciate 3 / 100One who despises his colleagues can never be successful. accuses discourages ignores hates 4 / 100The prisoner made an abortive attempt to escape from the jail. futile courageous illegal furtive 5 / 100These recent developments seem to be quite adverse to our interests. unfortunate favourable opposed indifferent 6 / 100His conjecture was better than mine. intuition guess experience knowledge 7 / 100The earth from here is a grand oasis in the vastness of space. waterhole wetland greenland landscape 8 / 100They are cautiously optimistic about the effects of the new medicine. secretly genuinely carefully curiously 9 / 100The newly found drug on the epidemic was not at all deleterious. successful intoxicating effective noxious 10 / 100He has implicated them in the conspiracy. interested affected influenced involved 11 / 100He was ingenious enough to know how to get out of the clutches of law. intelligent alert clever cunning 12 / 100He took a momentous decision in this case. hopeless transient important wrong 13 / 100Peace keeping for the United Nations is, at best of times and arduous task. delicate inconvenient difficult laborious 14 / 100I am quite content to stay here. eager frightened determined happy 15 / 100She was not the one who committed the crime, but she was culpable too. sentenced guilty affected involved 16 / 100Since he promised to do so, I presume he will come. guess believe suppose think 17 / 100This was his maiden performance on the stage and he did very well. first primary girlish opening 18 / 100In the company of smart and crafty fellows, a gaby finds himself out of place. honest cunning innocent talkative 19 / 100Her hazel eyes are really attractive. blue reddish-brown green greenish-blue 20 / 100There was nothing casual about my father's interests. funny ordinary accidental incidental 21 / 100For quick promotion, he hit on a plan to propitiate the Manager. evict conciliate incite praise 22 / 100The parade route was down the main boulevard. driveway highway avenue alley 23 / 100He could not suppress his resentment against that decision. happiness displeasure excitement contentment 24 / 100The tour was cancelled on account of incessant rain. constant intermittent unexpected heavy 25 / 100I realised they wanted to be alone together, so I felt very awkward. embarrassed clumsy cumbersome unwieldy 26 / 100The intruders strangled the lady to death. compressed forced thrashed throttled 27 / 100Physical courage urges a man to risk injury or death. forces compels persuades forbids 28 / 100The quiz game comprises three rounds. continue retains maintain incorporates 29 / 100That case is not amenable to ordinary rules. dealt with interpreted contradictory susceptible 30 / 100He deserved the accolade he received. blame appreciation comment honour 31 / 100He is quite meticulous in his dealings with others. indifferent reserved careful haughty 32 / 100He is urbane in his manners. civil urban sane sensible 33 / 100We cherish the tradition of bravery. revive learn adore imitate 34 / 100When youngsters do not have good role-models to emulate they start searching for them among sportsmen or filmstars. imitate mollify modify inhabit 35 / 100The boy gave a vivid description of all that happened. picturesque explanatory fresh brilliant 36 / 100There was always an imminent danger of the falling of that damaged roof. favourable remote constant impending 37 / 100His views on children and their upbringing are indeed outlandish. offensive funny realistic strange 38 / 100The demand for an autonomous state is responsible for insurgence of terrorism in Punjab. self-governed separate independent secluded 39 / 100Some people adopt excellent manners only to camouflage their real character. reveal hide project misrepresent 40 / 100Cross-examination could not elicit any reason for his being absent. produce extract find prove 41 / 100His impertinence and his salacious remarks spoke voliably of his degradation. indecent rude distraught poor 42 / 100He enjoys vicarious authority. tenuous limited wide delegated 43 / 100Radhey Shyam does unpaid work for the charity school. honorary honorific honest honourable 44 / 100Absolute silence reigned in the whole necropolis. cemetry churchyard hell cenotaph 45 / 100The Court had to reprieve the hanging of the condemned prisoner. forgive forego delay charge 46 / 100Nathuram's desire to help the villagers is genuine. good real sincere accurate 47 / 100My philosophy lecturer is unfailingly bombastic. sensitive impressive impressionistic pompous 48 / 100Most of the staff is restive under the new manager's rule. uneasy obstinate friendly relaxed 49 / 100Despite his pompous style and gestures, the audience failed to evince any interest in his lecture. display take hide develop 50 / 100The growth in agriculture has a very salutary effect because we also offer food aid to the less fortunate masses in Asia and Africa. bad far-reaching advantageous respectable 51 / 100He remonstrated with his father about his decision of donating the entire property to the society for te disabled. agreed pleased protested apologized 52 / 100We don't know how we are to recompense you for the trouble you have taken. help reward praise thank 53 / 100The rebels returned home under an amnesty. pardon judicial assistance security 54 / 100Persons with abstemious habits can adjust themselves in any social set up. lavish lucrative moderate rustic 55 / 100He was drawn to the vortex of politics at a very early age. field hell whirlpool arena 56 / 100He kept his eyes peeled and his ears pricked for some important clue. remarkable sensational hint notable 57 / 100Sporadic rise in his temperature has caused us much worry. irregular frequent scattered irksome 58 / 100Ritu asked Rashmi not to meddle in her affairs. intercede interfere cross impose 59 / 100It was his practice to go for a walk every morning. convention fashion rule habit 60 / 100He does not know how to husband his resources. manage rule govern watch 61 / 100The facade of our school building got a face-lift recently. floor top basement front 62 / 100The value of some shares has appreciated considerably after the last budget. changed increased decreased crashed 63 / 100ISI marked goods are always pure. clean unmixed clear fresh 64 / 100The man vehemently denied all the charges of corruption that were levelled against him. devoutly forcefully serenely hysterically 65 / 100The country has a potential to exploit more mineral resources. luck possibility capacity fortune 66 / 100After that tiresome long journey, he felt drowsy. dizzy energetic irritable sluggish 67 / 100The need of the hour is to initiate the renaissance of moral conscience and halt the rampant corruption, for it could even hasten the end of our civilisation. revival significance introduction rise 68 / 100The sentiments expressed by him in the speech were odious. common significant hateful admirable 69 / 100The teacher felt that the student lacked discrimination in the study of his data. objectivity discernment taste imagination 70 / 100The man did not relish his nearness to the tigress. guess enjoy risk like 71 / 100He used to regale us with anecdotes. entertain bore flatter tire 72 / 100Wisdom seems to have got lost in a welter of knowledge. sacrifice height clarity confusion 73 / 100It was a fabulous idea. legendary fruitful precious excellent 74 / 100His endeavours proved fruitful. justified productive efficient futile 75 / 100The base of Indian politicians is the group of sycophants around them who earn bad name for their leaders. flatterers critics detractor foppish 76 / 100We heard him asseverate his good intentions but his actions belied his words. affirm cancel incite defy 77 / 100He died as an impecunious man in a charitable hospital. ignorant faultless penniless innocent 78 / 100The press man's question provokes the minister and the latter reaches apoplexy in his reaction. rage heights end insight 79 / 100He tried to mollify my hurt fellings. appease soften arouse suppress 80 / 100Some people are extremely fastidious in their choice of dress. fussy discriminating pompous careless 81 / 100His grand parents had grown feeble and helpless. humiliated incapacitated timid weak 82 / 100The old man shows no sign of infirmity even though he is eighty years old. fickleness indolence feebleness firmness 83 / 100His judicious handling of the matter saved the situation from going out of control. sensible nervous helpful cautious 84 / 100It is the inherent quality of matter tom expand on being heated. natural eternal hidden internal 85 / 100War always has a baneful effect on the people of a nation. pernicious harmful unpleasant foul 86 / 100Dr.S.Radhakrishnan has written an erudite commentary on the Bhagwad Gita. effective scholarly perfect inspiring 87 / 100The terminus of his progress would be reached when he accomplishes that honour. terminal result highest beginning 88 / 100Hearing the news, the workers were in a state of euphoria. disorder indignation depression elation 89 / 100The drugs were innocuous and had no side effect. imported effective harmless discovered 90 / 100After the acrimonious debate in the Lok Sabha, some memberas walked out. short bitter lively disgusting 91 / 100War was not the only inevitable means to decide that dispute. unavoidable indefinite improbable imminent 92 / 100Tired and weary he returned home late that night. lithe frustrated emancipated exhausted 93 / 100Ganpat finds it difficult to rear his family with the present income. control live support supply 94 / 100An enquiry was ordered to ascertain the actual cause of the accident. discover determine investigate prove 95 / 100AIDS is a chronic disease. persistent contagious infectious incurable 96 / 100What is the ultimate goal of life? immediate final fixed desired 97 / 100He was punished to rigorous imprisonment for larceny. stealing forgery murder dacoity 98 / 100He couldn't comprehend the details of the document. emphasise grasp condense implement 99 / 100Vishal had got an indication from his friend about the changes in the export market. signal feeling hint guess 100 / 100His trite remarks failed to cut any ice with the audience. hackneyed sharp bitter illogical For more Quiz updates ! 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Practice Test 2 November 9, 2023 No Comments /100 English_ SynonymsPractice Test 2 1 / 100The problem is tedious to tackle. tiring difficult easy troublesome 2 / 100The meeting was called to ruminate on recent events in the subcontinent. examine argue ponder discuss 3 / 100Defection is quite common in our present day political life. indiscipline desertion disloyalty disobedience 4 / 100Our talks with the foreign delegation were really productive. fruitful growing lengthy efficient 5 / 100He has saved money because his wife is frugal. economical strict miserly economic 6 / 100He is very discreet while deciding such matters. prudent obstinate cunning trustworthy 7 / 100One could see the maginitude of tragedy in the limpid eyes of the earthquake victims. ugly wet crying translucent 8 / 100Methods of spreading the family planning message have been as fecund as they have been abortive. false fruitful failing peculiar 9 / 100Lack of occupation is not necessarily revealed by manifest idleness. acquired deflected obvious infected 10 / 100The collection of poems, in a slim volume, is gleaned from several anthologies of ancient Indian poetry. copied gathered compiled extracted 11 / 100He had to curtail his leave as a lot of work was pending in his office. shorten cancel postpone extend 12 / 100The workers struck work asking for interim relief. immediate extra provisional urgent 13 / 100The artists worked with tremendous felicity in expressive poetic language. zeal happiness expertise excitement 14 / 100How I envy the man who can always produce his reading glasses at a moment's notice. covet undesired begrudge crave 15 / 100On the stage of this world, the drama of life is transitory as well as traumatic. transitional fleeting painful dull 16 / 100When the editor refused to publish my first article, I was totally disheartened. displeased disturbed discouraged dissatisfied 17 / 100I have worked in this organization for five years trying to check the erosion of ethical values. misuse corrosion decay expansion 18 / 100The guests were offended by his uncouth manners. undesirable dirty wasteful ungracious 19 / 100The attitude of the Western countries towards the Third World countries is rather callous to say the least. unfeeling cursed passive unkind 20 / 100During his stay in Canada, he had quite a few frustrating experiences. humiliating disappointing enthusiasm repulsive 21 / 100He gave such a vivid description of the house we wanted to rent that we did not have to look at it. clear confused simple detailed 22 / 100Ant is believed to be the most industrious creature. diligent sensible successful punctual 23 / 100The operator was commended for his dexterity. punctuality courtesy cooperation skill 24 / 100Too many drugs are apt to cause distress. suffering happiness depression melancholy 25 / 100He cast a cursory glance over the papers before signing them. eager short inquisitive hurried 26 / 100He is a candid politician. faithful spoken fearless frank 27 / 100Social reformers and thinkers abominate every type of discrimination and injustice practised anywhere in the world. eradicate condemn detest violate 28 / 100The people attending the carnival looked gay and happy. function fair occasion revelry 29 / 100The purpose of his speech was to lampoon the leading politicians of the day. expose praise defame ridicule 30 / 100Please sound the Principal about the reaction of the students. support tell discuss caution 31 / 100The oppressive weather made the work difficult for them. disappointing unbearable turbulent cold 32 / 100He has travelled all over the continent by hitchhiking most of the time. flying lift driving working 33 / 100He was a very docile person and thus a favourite of his neighbours. irritated disturbed obedient fooled 34 / 100He did not continue for long with his murky intentions. ominous lazy dishonest dull 35 / 100India's attitude towards China has all along been pusillanimous. cowardly restrained generous subversive 36 / 100A stray dog kept whimpering all night. whining barking sobbing crying 37 / 100Drinking is a vice which ultimately ruins a person. crime habit sin evil 38 / 100Tax evasion amounts to larcenous accumulation of public money by some unscrupulous individuals. shrewd miserly theft extravagant 39 / 100The weavers have to do monotonous work. exhausting repetitive autonomous irksome 40 / 100The patient began to rave incoherently in a fit of high fever. forcefully meekly anger babble 41 / 100Work that does not engage a person will never seem rewarding, no matter how lucrative it becomes. easy comfortable promising profitable 42 / 100Power went to her head and she could not stand even minor criticism. accept bear digest appreciate 43 / 100His forthright behaviour shows that he is honest but he seems rude to some people. correct courteous tactful straightforward 44 / 100After a dynamic speech by the Prime Minister, one often hears repercussions abroad. far-reaching gesticulations recriminations consequence 45 / 100The poetic art of Keats reached consummation at the end of his poetic career. frivolty completion failure deterioration 46 / 100For want of adequate funds, non-plan expenditure has been further pruned on this year's budget. expanded reduced prolonged included 47 / 100Elsie is seventy years old and a fanatical gardener. obsessed crazy fantastic enthusiastic 48 / 100The wail of the call to prayer floated over the darkened streets. hovered soaked leap jumped 49 / 100He was adjudged as the best orator of the college. singer debater critic speaker 50 / 100Science has revealed the mysteries of nature to man. cleared disclosed released opened 51 / 100He is deluding himself with false hopes. entertaining assuring misleading satisfying 52 / 100She overruled her son's demand of a motorbike. ignored disallowed fulfilled neglected 53 / 100Man has to encounter many hardships in life solve face bear overcome 54 / 100The intrepid mountaineers who scaled the peak in winter should be specially congratulated. timid bold unimaginative unadventurous 55 / 100He could not tolerate his friend rejoicing in his ignominy. dishonour misery victory defeat 56 / 100In order to tarnish the public image of his opponent, he has got a mendacious story planted in the local newspaper. imaginary fabricated horrible false 57 / 100The data compiled by the organisation was very useful. enclosed analysed collected published 58 / 100The criterion of judgement would be fixed soon. consideration result decision standard 59 / 100Whenever I go by that shop, the diamond necklace in the window tantalises me. teases amplifies excites humiliates 60 / 100A rupture in the relationship of the two brothers is quite apparent. gap damage breach break 61 / 100We must eradicate corruption. uproot condemn minimise control 62 / 100You cannot befool your mother by these pretences. accusations excuses statements promises 63 / 100The slump in business made Ratanlal bankrupt. failure fall extortion loss 64 / 100I could achieve success through conscious efforts. gain desire tremendous aware 65 / 100The merchant was renowned for his simple way of living. unknown notable famous notorious 66 / 100He was not able to unearth his secret to the last. disclose discover suppress decode 67 / 100Slangs in a language are usually ephemeral in nature. customary obvious necessary transient 68 / 100It was incumbent on him to report the matter at once. depending pointless optional compulsory 69 / 100We must not take his facetious remark very seriously. flippant critical amusing casual 70 / 100He had a catastrophic defeat. disastrous pessimistic improbable revolutionary 71 / 100Long illness has mascerated his body so much so that he is reduced to flesh and bones. affected wasted soften devastated 72 / 100If you waver at the last minute, you shall face failure. decide settle resolve hesitate 73 / 100I had a terrible dream last night and I was very much scared. frightened excited injured unhappy 74 / 100Feeling drowsy may be a side effect of too many antibiotics. dizzy sluggish irritable energetic 75 / 100The thieves left her tied up with rope but she wriggled herself free. shook made allowed escaped 76 / 100The child merits serious attention at this age. suits deserves demands invites 77 / 100There has been considerable furore both within Parliament and without about the proposed hike in tele-communication tariff. disagreement opposition uproar criticism 78 / 100His lascivious habits brought him nothing but bad name. lustful erotic vicious treacherous 79 / 100Malice is a feeling that we should always avoid. cruelty spite hatred envy 80 / 100The fetid mound of waste near the town was a major cause of the epidemic. dangerous doomed stinking stagnant 81 / 100Last fortnight the rains came to the parched soils of India after the merciless drought had already sapped the vitality and livelihoood of millions of peasants. decreased destroyed drained demolished 82 / 100To avoid future complications, the boundary between neighbours should be properly defined. explained limited demarcated interpreted 83 / 100Seeing the room in a disorderly state, Ravi concluded that someone had ransacked the place. searched upset destroyed attacked 84 / 100A reliable friend is the gift of God. dependable true honest helpful 85 / 100The speech was filled with rigmarole. quotes details examples nonsense 86 / 100How beautiful! This is really something to ponder over. dance sing think wonder 87 / 100Miss Margaret is a genteel lady. delicate well-bred beautiful attractive 88 / 100The most common type of colour blindness involves inability to tell red from green. prove detect distinguish extract 89 / 100He did not succeed in his endeavour. enterprise trick plan effort 90 / 100The eyewitness testimony was incontrovertible. disputable unquestionable unacceptable debatable 91 / 100He listened to my request with indifference. disinterest concern caution displeasure 92 / 100The cyclone had blown some of the cars on to funny places. humorous cranky odd irregular 93 / 100They tolerated him though they disliked his craven behaviour. cowardly mean silly indecent 94 / 100The growing disparity between the rich and the poor has been a cause of global concern. inequality diversity similar segregation 95 / 100They all shunned him because he was a lecherous man always looking for an oppurtunity to cheat others. lustful deceptive cunning dishonest 96 / 100The employee was ousted from the office forced expelled pushed thrust 97 / 100The book shows in poor light the execrable regime of corruption, falsehood and destruction of institutions by the ruler. deplorable continuous abominable exhaustive 98 / 100It is difficult to authenticate these old manuscripts. establish the genuineness of illustrate elucidate edit properly 99 / 100A civilised roman banquet was a thing of great richness, style and decorum. palace table ornament feast 100 / 100The committee did not find him fit for the job. correct choose suitable genuine For more Quiz updates ! 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Practice Test 1 November 9, 2023 No Comments /100 English_ SynonymsPractice Test 1 1 / 100Some people enjoy hobnobbing with the rich and famous. conspiring associating chatting living 2 / 100The rapacious plunderers did not spare even the people living in the slums. barbarous nomadic warlike avaricious 3 / 100He was reasonable enough to behave according to the circumstances. attentive determined peaceful sensible 4 / 100My uncle was so chagrined that he avoided mentioning the incident. happy annoyed tired pleased 5 / 100Ambition is subdued by poverty. sombre diluted modified challenged 6 / 100He was sentenced to four year's imprisonment. convicted punished assigned acquitted 7 / 100The antidote to these problems is hard to find. result remedy consequence cause 8 / 100Every body laughed at the puerility of his statement childishness insincerity inaccuracy falsehood 9 / 100Gandhiji always advocated the cause of indigenous industries. big native foreign cottage 10 / 100Quite often parents have to cut a sorry figure when their children display fractious reaction over trifles. absurd pleasing comic irritable 11 / 100He had the nerve to suggest that I was cheating. capacity strength audacity courage 12 / 100His physician has proscribed non-vegetarian diet. allowed recommended increased forbidden 13 / 100That young man is quite sanguine about the result of his competitive examination. anxious depressed optimistic pessimistic 14 / 100Ashish did not admit his mistake in the beginning. apologize accept commit realise 15 / 100She leaned back, feeling enervated. disheartened weakened confused saddened 16 / 100Deepak employed my friend only when I agreed to avouch for his honesty. vow pay guarantee affirm 17 / 100His visit to foreign countries brought about a sea change in his outlook and his attitude to the people. favourable unfavourable partial transformation 18 / 100Deepak has a penchant for fine poetry. desire training bias liking 19 / 100Both young sleuths felt sure there was a link between the two. boys detectives travellers convicts 20 / 100The two brothers should not vie with each other but work in co-operation. fight conspire compete envy 21 / 100The election campaign brings out the reality of the country in its most articulate form. distinct confused aggressive wayward 22 / 100A pervading sense of ennui grips Gaurav. weariness melancholy anxiety anger 23 / 100The old man asserted that the whole art of medicine lay in judicious poisoning. wise clever careful cautious 24 / 100It is risky to go beyond this barricade. adventurous hazardous stupid inadvisable 25 / 100The opposition made a strident demand for putting the bill to vote. vociferous brave powerful courageous 26 / 100He is known for his compliant nature. adamant livid complaining yielding 27 / 100His project was merely meant to stall the road construction in the village. begin evade obstruct ignore 28 / 100The only way to subvert the money power and let truth triumph is by enhancing the perks or income of the individuals. abolish overthrow reduce subdue 29 / 100Some army units were decimated during the surprise attack. denounced defeated destroyed captured 30 / 100It is a popular fallacy that all man-eaters are old and mangy. illusion fact observation belief 31 / 100There must be lively discussion of Indian authors if we are to foster our national literature. promote nurture nourish cherish 32 / 100The examination is going to commence on the 10th of this month. cancel finish continue begin 33 / 100The house cannot accommodate more people. associate hold hide allow 34 / 100Your despicable remarks call for no reply. contempuous complimentary critical sarcsatic 35 / 100He was admonished for the delay. dismissed admired censured advised 36 / 100The boy was incorrigible and a constant source of trouble to his mother. truant dishonest rash inveterate 37 / 100His singing enthralled the entire audience. surprised entertained captivated disappointed 38 / 100That was the time when there was a hunger for foreign knowledge and foreign thought wish undesired appetite generosity 39 / 100The petals of the flowers are usually conspicuous to attract birds for pollination. scented colourful prominent beautiful 40 / 100He is considered by every one as a man of integrity. wealth influence character power 41 / 100She is really a fantastic girl. beautiful intelligent charming wonderful 42 / 100This machine was fabricated in our own workshop. installed constructed operated manufactured 43 / 100Some of the discoveries of modern science are simply marvellous. commendable admirable praiseworthy amazing 44 / 100As they whispered, I felt awkward in their company. inconvenient clumsy embarrassed proud 45 / 100The stratospheric ozone layer plays an important protective role for life on earth and its disruption is obviously fraught with dangerous consequences. concerned caused followed involving 46 / 100The young leader was reluctant to shoulder the responsibilities of the ministerial office. unwilling anxious wanting eager 47 / 100Indian economy has always shown enough resilience in crisis. diversity elasticity adjustment strength 48 / 100Shobha painted some delightful pictures of children. colurful charming happy funny 49 / 100The number of aboriginal inhabitants in Australia is considerable. primitive irrational unoriginal modern 50 / 100Speaking in a tremulous tone, he took everybody to task. trembling feeble angry confident 51 / 100Her extraordinary stage performance should not be attributed to sheer fluke only. chance meeting event accidence 52 / 100The food we had to eat was incompatible to our needs. according unsuitable harmonising corresponding 53 / 100Courtesy does not cost one anything. amiability urbanity gentility civility 54 / 100The police arrested the thief but his accomplice escaped. colleague partner friend companion 55 / 100Lost in his own revery, he forgot that vicissitudes can change the course of man's life. change difficulties impediments unfortunate 56 / 100The man had transformed the courtyard into a junkyard, all he ever planted in it was trash. baseless nonsense splendid ugly 57 / 100I tried to persuade him to change his mind, but he remained adamant. foolish stubborn aggressive defensive 58 / 100Nobody has yet seen the peregrination of heavenly beings on earth. travelling casting arrival visit 59 / 100Reading of poetry is not congenial to his taste. undesirable suited helpful beneficial 60 / 100He would have been his close associate had he not been disloyal. executive employee competitor colleague 61 / 100His craven behaviour makes him an object of mockery mean silly cowardly indecent 62 / 100The old man was fond of giving homilies whenever we went to him with a problem. advice sermon alternatives suggestions 63 / 100To the mother's surprise, the soup had gone completely mouldy. finished stale cold sour 64 / 100In the absence of the chief guest, the host himself acted as his surrogate and presided over the function. assistant substitute counterpart alliance 65 / 100Of all the indignities man has suffered at the hands of man, slavery is perhaps the most degrading. atrocities insult evils dangers 66 / 100He was warned at the outset of his career. entrance end middle beginning 67 / 100The incident affected him so much that he could not forget it for several days. upset controlled influenced changed 68 / 100Everyone tries to avoid his company because he is in the habit of using too many jibes. abuses criticism taunts jokes 69 / 100The notice said that the meeting would begin precisely at 9.00 a.m. approximately exactly concisely inaccurately 70 / 100All incoming and outgoing mail is censored by the Government during the times of war. distributed confiscated checked supervised 71 / 100This is blatant injustice done to him. conceited contorted flagrant obvious 72 / 100A feeling of brotherhood should be nurtured in the masses. raised brought admired encouraged 73 / 100Even the loss of her jewels did not disturb the lady's equanimity. composure affability temper humour 74 / 100Many species of animal have become extinct during the last hundred years. feeble non-existent aggressive scattered 75 / 100He was enticed into entering into this deal. teased rebuked tempted repel 76 / 100Vanity is often noticeable in a great leader. admirable desirable visible remarkable 77 / 100The speaker drew examples copiously from various books. plentiful continuously completely largely 78 / 100The teacher felt nettled at the rowdiness of the boys. disgusted pleased annoyed perplexed 79 / 100He decided to accost a big financier for his new scheme. deceive consult employ approach 80 / 100The Japanese have introduced a nippy little car for joy riders. funny quick expensive cheap 81 / 100I was shocked to see my friend lying at the edge of the road. bank side border corner 82 / 100Nowadays, pollution is rampant in all major urban centres. chronic widespread deep-rooted fashionable 83 / 100He earns enough to satisfy his wants. pleasures needs desires aims 84 / 100He had a strange quirk of hitting his sister every now and then. aversion diversion habit fondness 85 / 100He was the most disputatious student I ever had. uncertain argumentative scandalous opinionated 86 / 100The speech he made on the occasion was quite exhilarating. boring learned lively irrelevant 87 / 100He was annoyed at his flippant remark. casual discourteous bitter humorous 88 / 100He tried to cajole her, but it was in vain. inspire enjoin coax rejoice 89 / 100An issue of the highest sensitivity, which required the greatest finesse and delicacy, was handled in the most slapdash manner. attention carefulness tact action 90 / 100He adopted quite a diffident stand when it was a matter of son's career. unassuming confident forward bold 91 / 100Fed up of social atrocities, she finally decided to lead a sequestered life. bold virtuous enlivened secluded 92 / 100Twenty people were killed as the boat overturned in the storm. drowned capsized lost disintegrated 93 / 100The host looked quite jaded by the time the party was over. cheerful exhausted inspiring miserable 94 / 100The boy was chided for his impertinence. rebuked beaten applauded praised 95 / 100The manager was not present at the inception of the programme. beginning rejection conclusion demonstration 96 / 100India has too often to fulminate against Pakistan's role in aiding and abetting acts of militancy on her soil. protest consider think conspire 97 / 100Hearing to the complaints of the villagers, the father would come and box his ears, and cuff him. lock slap abuse scold 98 / 100The prisoner has been languishing in the jail forn the last many years. suffering avoiding enjoying convicted 99 / 100He is a disinterested investigator. unbiased bored reluctant uninterested 100 / 100He was a contemplative person. careless mischievous over-zealous thoughtful For more Quiz updates ! 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