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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Genuine
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Pretend
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Provoke
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Rein
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Regardless
B
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Feign means to pretend, fake, or simulate something that isn't genuine. Pretend directly captures this meaning of claiming something that isn't true or putting on a false appearance.
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Productive
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Unproductive
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Uneducated
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Ill-mannered
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Bad-tempered
B
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Fallow describes land that is left uncultivated or inactive for a period. Unproductive directly captures this meaning of something not being productive or active.
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Careless
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Unmethodical
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Meticulous
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Scrutinize
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Scrupulous
C
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Fastidious means showing great attention to detail and being very careful about precision. Meticulous captures this same meaning of being thorough and precise in one's work or standards.
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Sane
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Brilliant
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Inane
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Embarrassed
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Provoked
C
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Fatuous means silly, foolish, or lacking intelligence. Inane directly captures this meaning of being senseless or absurdly foolish.
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Donate
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Submit
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Recognize
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Steal
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Reward
D
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Filch means to steal something, usually in a sneaky or petty way. Steal directly captures this meaning of taking something without permission.
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Treacherous
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Rogue
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Loyalty
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Rude
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Unscrupulous
C
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Fealty means loyalty, faithfulness, or allegiance to a superior or cause. Loyalty directly captures this meaning of faithful devotion or allegiance.
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Disrespectful
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Respectful
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Impertinent
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Wise
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Prudent
A
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Flippant means showing disrespect through casual or inappropriate behavior, often marked by a lack of proper seriousness. Disrespectful directly captures this meaning of failing to show proper respect.
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Orderly
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Regular
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Irregular
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Unordinary
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Careful
C
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Fitful means happening at irregular intervals or not steady/consistent. Irregular directly captures this meaning of something not happening regularly or consistently.
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Veteran
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Experienced
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Inexperienced
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Inactive
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Blunt
C
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Fledgling means someone new or inexperienced, especially a young bird just learning to fly. Inexperienced directly captures this meaning of lacking experience or being new to something.
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Strength
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Weakness
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Folly
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Wickedness
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Wonderful
B
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Foible means a minor weakness or eccentricity in someone's character. Weakness directly captures this meaning, though foible specifically refers to minor quirks rather than major flaws.
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Planned
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Happening by chance
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Periodical
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Ominous
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None of these
B
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Fortuitous means happening by chance or accident, often in a lucky or fortunate way. Happening by chance directly captures this meaning of something occurring accidentally rather than through planning.
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Playful
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Noisy fight
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Foible
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Willful
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None of these
B
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Explanation
A fracas is a noisy quarrel or fight, typically involving multiple people. 'Noisy fight' directly captures both the auditory and confrontational aspects of the word. Options like 'playful' or 'willful' miss the key element of conflict.
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Obey rules
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Violate rules
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Disregard
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Obey
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None of these
C
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Flout means to show contempt or ridicule something. Of the given options disregard is the closest in meaning.
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Fertile
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Barren
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Discarded
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Bane
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Useless
A
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Fecund describes something that is fertile or highly productive, especially in terms of generating offspring, ideas, or creative work. 'Barren' is an antonym, while 'Fertile' is the correct synonym.
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Steadfast
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Loyal
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Feasible
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Often changing
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Avoidable
D
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Fickle describes someone or something that changes frequently and unpredictably, often in regard to opinions, loyalties, or affections. 'Often changing' captures this core meaning, while 'Steadfast' and 'Loyal' are antonyms.