Word Meaning

Empathy is the ability to understand and share the feelings of another person or identify with their experience. It is not about jealousy or hatred, but rather emotional connection and understanding. Option B correctly captures this meaning despite the typo 'indentify' instead of 'identify'.

To commemorate means to celebrate or honor the memory of a person, event, or situation. It is often used for ceremonies marking important historical events or anniversaries. Option A correctly defines this. 'Hypocrate' appears to be a misspelling of 'hypocrite'.

To emulate means to imitate or copy someone or something, typically to match or surpass their achievements. It is about following an example or model. 'To be late' and 'Soon' are unrelated meanings.

A herald is an official messenger who announces important news or events. To herald means to announce or signal the approach of something. While 'declare' and 'tell' are related concepts, 'announce' is the most precise meaning. Option D ('All the above') is incorrect because the question asks for the BEST meaning.

Indispensable means absolutely necessary or essential, something that cannot be dispensed with (set aside or done without). Option C correctly defines this despite the grammatical error "can' t" (should be "can't"). 'Independent,' 'Foreign,' and 'Local' are unrelated meanings.

Eloquent refers to fluent or persuasive speaking or writing, particularly the ability to express strong emotions effectively. An orator is a public speaker, so option A correctly describes eloquence in the context of speech-making. 'Elegant' refers to style rather than expressive power.

Indigenous means originating or occurring naturally in a particular place. It refers to plants, animals, or people that are native to a specific region rather than introduced from elsewhere.

Ethnic relates to the shared characteristics, culture, or racial identity of a group of people. It describes traits that are distinctive to a particular population or cultural heritage.

Recede means to move back, withdraw, or diminish. It can refer to physical movement backward, like hairlines receding, or to abstract concepts like memories or floods gradually fading or decreasing.

Tyrannical describes a ruler or person who exercises power in a cruel, unjust, and oppressive manner. It refers to harsh, arbitrary, and abusive use of authority without regard for others' rights.

Carnage refers to the violent and indiscriminate killing of many people, typically in a battle or massacre. It describes extensive slaughter and bloodshed, as might occur in war or violent conflict.

Solidarity means unity or agreement of feeling or action, especially among individuals with a common interest or goal. It refers to mutual support and cooperation within a group standing together for a cause.

Hypocrisy is the practice of claiming to have moral standards or beliefs to which one's own behavior does not conform. It refers to pretending to be virtuous while actually acting contrary to those claimed principles.

Remorse is a deep regret or guilt for a wrong committed by someone. It refers to the sincere feeling of sorrow or compunction for having done something morally wrong or hurtful to others.

Imperative means absolutely necessary or crucial, often used to describe something that must be done without delay. It refers to requirements or commands that demand immediate attention or action.

Epistemology is the branch of philosophy concerned with the nature and scope of knowledge. It studies how we know what we know, examining the nature, origin, and limits of human knowledge and justified belief.

Tamper means to interfere with something in order to damage, corrupt, or alter it improperly. It refers to meddling with things, documents, or evidence without authorization, often to manipulate outcomes.

Embezzle specifically refers to fraudulently taking money or property that has been entrusted to you, typically in a professional context like accounting or business management. The key aspect is the breach of trust combined with fraudulent diversion of funds. Option B 'Puzzle' and C 'Entangle' are unrelated meanings, while D 'Mind boggling' describes confusion rather than theft.

Emancipate means to set someone free from legal, social, or political restrictions. The most common context is the emancipation of slaves, but it can also refer to freeing someone from any form of restraint or bondage. Option A 'Participate' is completely different, B 'Emmaculate' is a misspelling of immaculate, and D is incorrect since C is valid.

Discretion refers to the quality of having or showing good judgment - the freedom or authority to make decisions and act accordingly. It's about careful decision-making considering consequences. Option A 'Discrepancy' refers to a difference or inconsistency, B 'Disturbed' means emotionally unsettled, and D 'Discourse' means conversation or discussion.

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Prejudice means preconceived opinion not based on reason or actual experience - it's literally a 'pre-judgment' formed before having enough information. Option A captures this perfectly. B 'Anger' and C 'Grudge' are emotional reactions that might accompany prejudice but aren't its definition. D is incorrect since only A is correct.

Dubious means doubtful, uncertain, or questionable - it describes something you can't quite trust or believe. Option C is the exact meaning. Option A 'Duplicate' means to copy, B 'Dutiful' means conscientious - neither relates to doubt or uncertainty.

A paradigm is a typical example, pattern, or model of something - especially a conceptual framework or worldview. In science, it's a distinct set of concepts or thought patterns. Option C 'Pattern' captures this sense of a model or example. A 'Paradox' is a contradiction, B 'Practical' means useful, and D 'Perfect' is unrelated.

Tantamount means equivalent in value, significance, or effect - when one thing is basically the same as another in its consequences. Option A 'Equivalent' is the correct meaning. B 'Towering' means very tall, C 'Climb' is an action verb - neither relates to equivalence or comparison.

Vehemently means doing something with strong feeling, passion, or intense force - it's an adverb describing how an action is performed. Option A 'Passionately' captures this perfectly. B 'Inactively' is the opposite, C 'Unsupportedly' means without backing or evidence.

Acumen means the ability to make good judgments and quick decisions, typically in a particular domain - it's keen insight or sharpness of mind. Option C 'Keen insight' is the correct meaning. A 'Lumen' is a light measurement unit, B 'Acute' is related but means sharp or severe, not the insight itself.

Revamp means to renovate, redo, or give new form to something - it involves making changes that improve, revise, and make something better. Since all three options (A, B, C) are aspects of revamping, D 'All the above' is correct. To revamp literally means to improve something through revision.

Demeanour refers to a person's outward behavior, manner, or way of conducting themselves - especially in social situations. It's how someone presents themselves to the world through their behavior. Option B 'Way of conduct' captures this perfectly. A 'Devour' means to eat greedily, C 'Demonstration' means showing or proving, D 'Democratic' relates to political systems.