Vocabulary and Synonyms

Correct answer :(1) The word means stubborn, rigid, incompliance.

Correct answer :(2) The word 'regicide' can be associated with the word regal which means kingly , majestic. this makes option (2) the right answer .

Correct answer :(4) The word 'inured' means to familiarize, harden, to train, to acclimate. to become used to .Hence (4) is the answer which means not having the habit of .

Correct answer :(2) .The word 'jeopardize' means to put at risk, put in danger, to risk.

Correct answer :(1) The word 'affluent' means having an abundance of wealth, being prosperous, whereas 'indigent' means the needy ,the poor and impoverished. Hence (1) is the answer

Correct answer : (1) the word 'odour' means a strong,unpleasant smell, which is the same as the meaning of 'reek' . Hence they are synonyms. Option (4)'creed' means a doctrine, belief or faith. 

Correct answer : (1) The word 'implode' means to burst inwards. Thus (1) is the answer .Option (3) 'brim' means brink,edge,limit,margin,rim,verge and option(4)'grim' means unpleasant,fierce,joyless.Hence (1) is the answer.

Correct answer :(1) The word 'jocular' means suited to joking. The word 'serious' is ita antonym. Option (3) 'sombre' means dark and shadowing , gloomy , dismal.

Correct answer :(1)The word 'impious' means not pious or religious ,lacking reverance for God, hence (1) is the answer.Option (2)  'congregation' means an assembly of persons brought together for common religious worship. 'Option (3) 'egregious' is extraordinary in some bad ways. Option (4) 'esoteric' means belonging to a select few of special knowledge.

The word 'Reek' primarily means to emit a strong, unpleasant smell or fumes. When something 'reeks', it is giving off a foul odor. Among the options, 'Emit' is the closest correct meaning as it captures the sense of something being given off or discharged, whether it's a smell, smoke, or fumes. The other options (Create, Examine, Observe) don't relate to the actual meaning of reek.

'Regale' means to entertain or amuse someone, typically by telling them interesting stories or anecdotes. When you 'regale' someone, you're providing them with enjoyment through conversation or narration. 'Entertain' is the correct answer as it directly captures this meaning of providing amusement or enjoyment. The other options (Erase, Refute, Deny) are unrelated to the actual meaning of regale.

'Remedial' relates to providing a remedy or cure for something, especially a problem or deficiency. It describes something intended to correct or improve a situation, such as remedial education for students falling behind. 'Curative' is the correct answer as it specifically relates to healing or curing, which aligns with the corrective nature of remedial measures. The other options (Bitter, Disturbed, Violent) don't capture the meaning of something that provides remedy or correction.

Reimburse means to recoup. In this sense, Paul reimburses me with the money, therefore I recoup my money.

'Rend' means to tear something into pieces with force or violence. It's a somewhat formal or literary word used to describe the action of tearing apart, whether it's fabric, a physical object, or even metaphorically used for emotions or hearts. 'Tear' is the correct answer as it directly means to pull apart or divide by force. The other options (Greet, Show, Think) are completely unrelated to the meaning of rend.

'Renunciation' is the act of formally rejecting or giving up something, such as a claim, right, or possession. It can refer to voluntarily relinquishing a position, title, belief, or way of life. 'Rejection' is the correct answer as it captures the core meaning of saying no to something or refusing to accept it. The other options (Destiny, Destruction, Confidence) don't reflect the meaning of voluntarily giving something up.