Multiple choice general knowledge foreign languages

servile is a word whose root can be found in service. is not they bit similar. yes they are. but still different. so let's ponder over it now.

  1. insouciant : i wont allow you to pry in my matter and still act as insouciant as if nothing ever happened.

  2. slavery : though we deny promoting child labor in india, but still we can find slavery every corner

  3. insinuate : every word u speak is an insinuate if closely monitored.

  4. dissolution : the dissolution of Indian Politics is unprecedented.
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Explanation

Servile means excessively submissive or obsequious, akin to slavery or slave-like behavior. The word shares the Latin root 'servus' (servant/slave) with 'service' but conveys fawning obedience rather than helpful assistance. The example correctly references slavery as the root concept. The other options don't relate: insouciant means unconcerned, insinuate means to suggest indirectly, and dissolution means disintegration or termination.

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