English Language
Vocabulary and Synonyms
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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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Surprising
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Capacious
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Compound
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Uncertain
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To amalgamate means to combine or unite into one organization or structure. Compound as an adjective means combined or mixed, which aligns with the meaning of amalgamate as creating a blended whole.
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Loving
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Purity
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Enrage
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Full
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Ample means sufficient or more than enough in quantity or size. Full means containing or holding as much as possible, which captures the sense of completeness and sufficiency in ample.
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Abnormal
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Prior
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Records
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Cheer
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Anomalous means deviating from the general rule or expected pattern. Abnormal means not normal, typical, or expected, which directly corresponds to something that deviates from the norm.
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Eccentric
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Prior
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Tease
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Refuse
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Revoke
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Previous
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Enliven
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Hatred
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Animate means to give life to, bring to life, or make something lively and energetic. Enliven means to make something more lively, spirited, or cheerful, which is a direct synonym.
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Apparent means visible, obvious, or easily perceived. Clear means easy to perceive, understand, or recognize, which directly corresponds to something that is apparent or evident.
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Deception
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Scale
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Tricky
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Soar
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Artful means clever or skillful, typically in a cunning or crafty way. Tricky means requiring skill or ingenuity, often with deceptive intent, which captures the crafty and clever aspect of artful.
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Fascinating
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Ascribe
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Garments
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Wheedle
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Attribute as a verb means to regard something as being caused by someone or something. Ascribe means to credit or assign something to a cause or source, which is exactly what attribute means in this context.
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Allot
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Comrade
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Connection
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Colleague
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Assign means to allocate or distribute something to someone. Allot means to distribute or assign a share or portion of something, which is a direct synonym in the context of distribution.
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Impugn
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Charm
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Heinous
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Endeavour
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Atrocious means extremely wicked, cruel, or horrible. Heinous means hatefully or shockingly evil, which directly corresponds to the extreme wickedness or cruelty described by atrocious.
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Trick
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Haughtiness
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Soar
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Deception
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Arrogance means an attitude of superiority, self-importance, or overbearing pride. Haughtiness means arrogance or disdainful pride, which is essentially synonymous with arrogance.
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An axiom is a self-evident truth or established principle that is accepted without proof. A maxim is a concise statement of a general truth or principle, making it the closest synonym among the options. Oblique means indirect or slanting, wry describes dry or twisted humor, and rough refers to an uneven surface - none of these relate to the concept of an axiom.
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Defame
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Collect
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Sustainer
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Comrade
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To asperse means to speak ill of someone, to slander or defame their character. Defame is the exact synonym, meaning to damage someone's reputation by making false or malicious statements. The other options are unrelated: collect means to gather, sustainer is one who supports, and comrade means a companion or ally.
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Misconduct
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Mystery
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Faith
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Caring
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Credit as a noun means belief, trust, or faith in someone or something - for example, 'have credit in someone's abilities.' Faith is the closest synonym as it conveys trust and belief. Misconduct means improper behavior, mystery refers to something unexplained, and caring means showing concern - none of these match the meaning of credit.
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Indigent
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Fanciful
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Supportable
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Painless
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Penniless means having no money, being completely broke or poor. Indigent is a formal synonym meaning extremely poor or needy, often used to describe someone lacking basic resources. Fanciful means unrealistic, supportable means capable of being supported, and painless means without pain - none of these relate to lacking money.