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Q:

Which of the following is the synonym of Indict? 

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    Acquit
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    Accuse
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    Speculate
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    Frustrate
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Answer : 2. "Accuse"

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Select the most appropriate synonym of the given word.
 Announce

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    Denounce
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    Secret
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    Hide
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    Advertise
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Answer : 4. "Advertise"
Explanation :

The most appropriate synonym for "announce" is "advertise." "Announce" means to make something known or to declare publicly, and "advertise" involves making information or products known to the public through various means. The other options, such as "denounce" (to condemn publicly), "secret" (concealed), and "hide" (to keep something out of sight), have different meanings and do not convey the idea of making information widely known as "advertise" does.


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STERILE

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    Barren
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    Arid
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    Childless
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    Dry
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Answer : 1. "Barren"

Q:

Choose the synonym which is most nearly the same in meaning.
 Reign

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    to annex
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    to rule
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    to dictate
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    to overthrow
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Answer : 2. "to rule"

Q:

Synonym of feeble is

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    Weak
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    Strong
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    ill
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    Shy
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Answer : 1. "Weak"

Q:

Select the most appropriate synonym of the given word.
Deliberate

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    Casual
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    Hasty
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    Planned
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    Rushed
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Answer : 3. "Planned"
Explanation :

The most appropriate synonym for "deliberate" is "planned." "Deliberate" refers to something done consciously and intentionally, and "planned" reflects the idea of careful forethought and intentionality. The other options, such as "casual" (informal), "hasty" (done quickly without much thought), and "rushed" (done in a hurry), have different meanings and do not convey the sense of careful consideration associated with "deliberate."

Q:

Select the most appropriate synonym of the underlined word in the following sentence.
Visiting a book fair always fills my heart with a great satisfaction.

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    refreshment
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    pride
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    contentment
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    bliss
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Answer : 3. "contentment"
Explanation :

The most appropriate synonym for "satisfaction" in the given sentence is "contentment." "Contentment" refers to a state of being satisfied and at ease. The other options, such as "refreshment," "pride," and "bliss," have different nuances and do not precisely capture the sense of fulfillment conveyed by "satisfaction" in this context.


Q:

Select the most appropriate synonym of the given word.
 Competent

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    Complex
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    Poor
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    Capable
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    Beginner
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Answer : 3. "Capable"
Explanation :

The most appropriate synonym for "competent" is "capable." "Competent" and "capable" both imply having the necessary skills, knowledge, or ability to perform a task effectively. The other options, such as "complex" (intricate), "poor" (lacking in skill or ability), and "beginner" (novice), have different meanings and do not convey the same idea of proficiency and capability as "competent" does.


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