English Language
Vocabulary and Synonyms
17,337 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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Give
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accomplishment
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Apathy
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None of these
B
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Explanation
Attainment refers to the act of achieving a goal or reaching a successful outcome. Accomplishment is a direct synonym meaning something that has been achieved successfully through effort. Apathy is unrelated (lack of emotion), and Give is not similar.
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Rise
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Offer
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Misery
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Counsel
A
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Arise means to emerge, become apparent, or get up from a lying or sitting position. Rise is the closest synonym among the options, indicating upward movement or emergence. Misery, Offer, and Counsel are unrelated verbs.
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Vex
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Enough
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Destroy
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None of these
B
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Sufficient means adequate or enough for a particular purpose. Enough is a direct synonym. Vex (to annoy) and Destroy (to ruin) are not related to adequacy.
A
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Accost means to approach and speak to someone boldly or aggressively. Greet is the closest option, though accost typically implies more confrontation. Show, Slow, and Misery are not similar in meaning.
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Common
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Everyday
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Wonderful
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None of these
A
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Normal means conforming to a standard, usual, typical, or expected pattern. Common is the best synonym among the options, indicating something occurring frequently or typical. Everyday refers to daily routines but is less precise than Common.
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Appendix
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Picture
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Deduction
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Incorrect
C
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Explanation
Subtraction is a mathematical operation representing removal or taking away. Deduction is the closest synonym, indicating the act of subtracting or removing. Appendix, Picture, and Incorrect are not related to mathematical operations.
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Sort
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Essay
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Unleash
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None of these
A
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Classify means to arrange or categorize items into groups based on shared characteristics. Sort is a direct synonym meaning to organize or arrange systematically. Essay and Unleash are unrelated.
A
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Limited means restricted, confined, or having a bound or extent. Short is the closest option, often meaning insufficient in quantity or duration. Annoy, Bare, and Fail are not similar in meaning.
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Unite
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Slavery
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Prestige
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None of these
A
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Join means to connect, unite, or combine separate elements. Unite is a direct synonym meaning to bring together as a whole. Slavery, Prestige, and None of these are unrelated.
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Heed
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Hen
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Allure
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None of these
A
Correct answer
Explanation
Notice means to observe, become aware of, or pay attention to something. Heed means to pay careful attention to or mind something, which is the closest synonym. Hen and Allure are unrelated.
A
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Support means to provide assistance, backing, or help to someone or something. Back is a direct synonym meaning to support or endorse. Subvert and Vile are not related; None is not a meaningful option.
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Poise
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fraudulent
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Marl
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None of these
B
Correct answer
Explanation
Corrupt means dishonest, fraudulent, or morally compromised. Fraudulent is a direct synonym indicating deceptive or dishonest practices. Poise and Marl are unrelated.
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Strike
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Greece
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Choice
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None of these
A
Correct answer
Explanation
To batter means to strike repeatedly or hit forcefully, making Strike the correct synonym. Greece is a country, Choice means selection, and None of these is incorrect.
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Gauge
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Marl
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Harmlen
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None of these
A
Correct answer
Explanation
To estimate means to judge or gauge the value, amount, or extent of something. Gauge is the correct synonym as it also means to measure or judge. Marl and Harmlen are unrelated words.
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Drink
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Brim
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Shim
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None of these
B
Correct answer
Explanation
Brink means the extreme edge of something, especially a precarious situation. Brim means the upper edge or rim of something, making them correct synonyms. Drink and Shim are unrelated.