English Vocabulary and Verbal Ability Test

Amicable means friendly, pleasant, or showing good will. The opposite is unfriendly or hostile. 'Abnormal' doesn't convey social relationship, 'unattached' means not connected, and 'troubled' suggests distress but not specifically interpersonal unfriendliness. 'Unfriendly' is the direct antonym.

Disparity means difference, inequality, or lack of similarity. The opposite is similarity, likeness, or resemblance. 'Hypocrisy' is insincerity, 'sigma' is meaningless in this context, and 'venture' means risk or undertaking. 'Similarity' is the direct antonym.

Anaemic means lacking vitality, weak, or pale (from lack of red blood cells). The opposite would be robust, vigorous, or healthy. 'Red-blooded' can mean vigorous or healthy, though it's an imperfect antonym. 'Exceptional' means unusual, 'unattached' means not connected, and 'liable' means responsible. This question has weak options.

Brittle means hard but easily broken, fragile, or delicate. The opposite would be tough, flexible, or durable. 'Weak' is close but not truly opposite - something brittle is already weak in the sense of easily broken. 'Flexible' or 'tough' would be better opposites, but 'weak' is the closest available option.

A tyrant is a cruel and oppressive ruler, someone who exercises power arbitrarily. 'Autocrat' means a ruler with absolute power, which is synonymous with tyrant. 'Sovereign' and 'monarch' are neutral terms for rulers, not necessarily oppressive. 'Daring' means brave, which is unrelated. The question asks for synonym, not antonym.

To unearth means to dig up or discover something that was buried or hidden. Conceal means to hide or keep something from view, making it the opposite action of digging up or revealing.

To rebuke means to criticize sharply or scold someone for their actions. Recommend means to endorse or speak favorably of something or someone, representing the opposite attitude of criticism.

Vain means producing no result, useless, or without effect. Futile means incapable of producing any useful result or pointless, making them synonymous in this context.

Filthy is dirty appearance; others are dirty conduct.

As a verb, veil means to cover, conceal, or hide from view. The word conceal directly means to hide or keep something from being seen, making it the correct synonym.

To frown means to contract the brow in displeasure or to express disapproval. Scowl means to look at someone with an angry or disapproving expression, which is essentially the same facial expression.

Greedy is dissatisfied; others are satisfied.

Yoke means to join or connect together. Conjoin means to join together. Hitch means to connect or fasten. Separate means to keep apart or divide, which is the opposite of joining or connecting.

Rude is ill-behaved; others are thoughtful.

Blandness is smooth and simple; others are dynamic.