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351. |
Synonym of ESCULENT |
A. | dible |
B. | ungry |
C. | hick |
D. | ovable |
Answer» B. ungry | |
352. |
Synonym of ZANY |
A. | agician |
B. | et |
C. | hief |
D. | lown |
Answer» E. | |
353. |
Synonym of IMPERTINENT |
A. | mpudent |
B. | ceptical |
C. | houghtless |
D. | rritable |
Answer» B. ceptical | |
354. |
Synonym of DODGE |
A. | onfuse |
B. | void |
C. | hwart |
D. | rustrate |
Answer» C. hwart | |
355. |
Synonym of EXTRICATE |
A. | ull |
B. | ree |
C. | ie |
D. | omplicate |
Answer» C. ie | |
356. |
Synonym of HIATUS |
A. | ap |
B. | ontempt |
C. | ight |
D. | arrow |
Answer» B. ontempt | |
357. |
Synonym of SLOPPY |
A. | runk |
B. | areless |
C. | ired |
D. | ntrustworthy |
Answer» C. ired | |
358. |
Synonym of INTERROGATE |
A. | nterfere |
B. | uestion |
C. | top |
D. | nter |
Answer» C. top | |
359. |
Synonym of BROOK |
A. | ndulge |
B. | erve |
C. | olerate |
D. | aste |
Answer» D. aste | |
360. |
Synonym of MOVING |
A. | urning |
B. | hifting |
C. | oying |
D. | aking |
Answer» C. oying | |
361. |
Synonym of JEREMIAD |
A. | riction |
B. | ncident |
C. | rouble |
D. | ccident |
Answer» D. ccident | |
362. |
Synonym of BESIEGED |
A. | ncircled |
B. | kirted |
C. | roubled |
D. | estroyed |
Answer» B. kirted | |
363. |
Synonym of TEDIOUS |
A. | iresome |
B. | ainful |
C. | roublesome |
D. | engthy |
Answer» B. ainful | |
364. |
Synonym of PAROCHIAL |
A. | eluctant |
B. | arrow-minded |
C. | roublesome |
D. | loomy |
Answer» C. roublesome | |
365. |
Synonym of CONFIDENTIAL |
A. | idden |
B. | rivate |
C. | rusted |
D. | ecret |
Answer» E. | |
366. |
Synonym of TERRIFIC |
A. | ig |
B. | xcellent |
C. | ragic |
D. | errible |
Answer» C. ragic | |
367. |
Synonym of GRUESOME |
A. | ateful |
B. | ainful |
C. | ragic |
D. | rightful |
Answer» E. | |
368. |
Synonym of FERRY |
A. | argain |
B. | elebrate |
C. | ransport |
D. | rown |
Answer» D. rown | |
369. |
Synonym of VENTURE |
A. | ntrust |
B. | isk |
C. | ravel |
D. | dventure |
Answer» C. ravel | |
370. |
Synonym of PERFIDY |
A. | ebauchery |
B. | anity |
C. | reachery |
D. | onceit |
Answer» D. onceit | |
371. |
Synonym of INTERNECINE |
A. | eadly |
B. | oolhardy |
C. | tealthy |
D. | nternational |
Answer» B. oolhardy | |
372. |
Synonym of HARBINGER |
A. | ilot |
B. | orerunner |
C. | teward |
D. | essenger |
Answer» E. | |
373. |
Synonym of ADDLE |
A. | oar |
B. | trike |
C. | top |
D. | onfuse |
Answer» E. | |
374. |
Synonym of HOARD |
A. | estroy |
B. | ide |
C. | tore |
D. | ivide |
Answer» D. ivide | |
375. |
Synonym of INEXPLICABLE |
A. | nconnected |
B. | haotic |
C. | naccountable |
D. | onfusing |
Answer» D. onfusing | |
376. |
Synonym of CHIMERICAL |
A. | rratic |
B. | maginary |
C. | ncertain |
D. | hort-lived |
Answer» C. ncertain | |
377. |
Synonym of CONTRITE |
A. | epentant |
B. | hy |
C. | ncertain |
D. | erious |
Answer» B. hy | |
378. |
Synonym of BARBARIAN |
A. | rrogant |
B. | mpolite |
C. | ncivilised |
D. | nkind |
Answer» D. nkind | |
379. |
Synonym of UNTIE |
A. | nfold |
B. | nchain |
C. | ndo |
D. | nhinge |
Answer» D. nhinge | |
380. |
Synonym of GENRE |
A. | ature |
B. | ind |
C. | tory |
D. | ender |
Answer» C. tory | |
381. |
Synonym of SPECIOUS |
A. | nsincere |
B. | harp |
C. | traight |
D. | rank |
Answer» B. harp | |
382. |
Synonym of EMPHASISE |
A. | uggest |
B. | lead |
C. | tress |
D. | orce |
Answer» D. orce | |
383. |
Synonym of STRIDENCY |
A. | arshness |
B. | lippancy |
C. | tress |
D. | onsistency |
Answer» B. lippancy | |
384. |
Synonym of INEBRIATE |
A. | runken |
B. | nsteady |
C. | tupefied |
D. | reamy |
Answer» B. nsteady | |
385. |
Synonym of MEDIOCRE |
A. | ild |
B. | ndifferent |
C. | tupid |
D. | verage |
Answer» E. | |
386. |
Synonym of MODISH |
A. | dorned |
B. | entimental |
C. | tylish |
D. | acillating |
Answer» D. acillating | |
387. |
Synonym of SUBSIDE |
A. | ubmit |
B. | ppress |
C. | ubdue |
D. | urrender |
Answer» D. urrender | |
388. |
Synonym of INORDINATE |
A. | xtraordinary |
B. | nanimate |
C. | ubordinate |
D. | xcessive |
Answer» E. | |
389. |
Synonym of HEGEMONY |
A. | omination |
B. | aterialism |
C. | ubordination |
D. | ooty |
Answer» B. aterialism | |
390. |
Synonym of DISINTER |
A. | ury |
B. | efool |
C. | nearth |
D. | isguise |
Answer» D. isguise | |
391. |
Synonym of MOOT |
A. | nvisible |
B. | bsequious |
C. | nexpected |
D. | ontroversial |
Answer» E. | |
392. |
Synonym of CONSOLIDATE |
A. | ontrive |
B. | onnive |
C. | nite |
D. | onspire |
Answer» D. onspire | |
393. |
Synonym of DEMURE |
A. | ntentional |
B. | etiring |
C. | nreserved |
D. | lunt |
Answer» C. nreserved | |
394. |
Swift is known in the world of letters for his misogynism. |
A. | ate for mankind |
B. | ate for womankind |
C. | ove for the reasonable |
D. | ove for the womankind |
Answer» C. ove for the reasonable | |
395. |
Synonym of BLUSTER |
A. | buse |
B. | olerate |
C. | uffer |
D. | hreat |
Answer» E. | |
396. |
Synonym of INDIGENCE |
A. | overty |
B. | rosperity |
C. | uffering |
D. | carcity |
Answer» B. rosperity | |
397. |
Synonym of REDUNDANT |
A. | ude |
B. | rutish |
C. | uperfluous |
D. | oarse |
Answer» D. oarse | |
398. |
Synonym of DEBILITATE |
A. | eaken |
B. | ttack |
C. | urmount |
D. | estroy |
Answer» B. ttack | |
399. |
he novel was so interesting that I was oblivious of my surroundings. |
A. | recarious |
B. | nmindful |
C. | ware |
D. | atchful |
Answer» C. ware | |
400. |
Even 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. |
A. | empting |
B. | ttractive |
C. | rofitable |
D. | onourable |
Answer» D. onourable | |