English Language
Vocabulary and Synonyms
18,261 Questions
Vocabulary and synonyms are essential components of English language sections across competitive exams. This topic tests word associations, context meanings, and precise vocabulary skills. Regular practice helps test takers score higher in SSC, banking, and railway recruitment tests.
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Vocabulary and Synonyms Questions
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Malodorous
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Wandering
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Sweet
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Fresh
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Fetid describes something that smells extremely unpleasant. Malodorous is a formal term that carries the exact same meaning.
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Limited
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Modern
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Endless
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Eternal
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Finite refers to something that has limits or bounds. Limited is the most accurate synonym among the choices provided.
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Appoint
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Abuse
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Droop
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Revive
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In this context, to flag means to become tired, weaker, or to droop. It is often used to describe energy levels or physical posture.
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A foray is a sudden attack or incursion into enemy territory, often for the purpose of obtaining something. Raid is the closest synonym.
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Open
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Spasmodic
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Even
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Constant
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Fitful describes something that is not regular or steady; it happens in short bursts. Spasmodic captures this irregular, intermittent nature.
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Coordination
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Cooperation
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Invention
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Allocation
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A figment is something that exists only in the mind, often an invention or a product of imagination. Invention is the most appropriate synonym here.
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Imitation
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Talent
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Strength
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Luck
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Flair refers to a natural talent, aptitude, or stylishness. Talent is the direct synonym.
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Misery
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Failure
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Motivation
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Agreement
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A fiasco is a complete and ignominious failure. Failure is the correct synonym.
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Deceive
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Ponder
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Notice
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Relieve
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To descry means to catch sight of or to notice something, often something distant or obscure. Deceive and ponder have unrelated meanings.
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Strike
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Deplore
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Thrash
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Trap
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To deprecate means to express disapproval of something. Deplore is a synonym meaning to feel or express strong disapproval.
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Rudeness
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Cleverness
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Inactiveness
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Frankness
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Desuetude refers to a state of disuse or inactivity. Inactiveness is the closest synonym among the choices.
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Scorn
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Sparkle
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Injure
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Kill
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To despise means to feel contempt or a deep revulsion for something. Scorn is a direct synonym for this feeling.
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Irregular
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Bold
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Kind
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Gentle
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Desultory describes something done without a clear plan, purpose, or enthusiasm, often characterized by jumping from one thing to another. Irregular is the best fit.
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Agreement
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Tyranny
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Coyness
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Development
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Despotism is a form of government where a single ruler has absolute power, often exercised in a cruel way. Tyranny is a synonym for this type of rule.
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Insane
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Charming
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Thin
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Agile
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Deranged describes someone who is unable to think or behave in a normal way due to mental illness. Insane is the correct synonym.