Vocabulary and Synonyms

Sangharsh is a Hindi word meaning struggle, conflict, or determined effort against difficulties. While option C (fight) is related, struggle (option D) better captures the broader meaning of sustained effort against adversity, which is what sangharsh typically signifies.

A catastrophe is a disaster or sudden event causing great damage. "Calamity" is a direct synonym - both refer to a terrible, often unexpected event with serious consequences.

Blatant means something done openly without shame, especially something wrong, and flagrant shares this meaning. Blissful means extremely happy, destroyed means ruined, and depressed means sad - none relate to open shamelessness.

Taut means pulled tight or stretched, and strained conveys this sense of tension. Pleonasm is a linguistic term meaning use of too many words, taxonomy is classification, and slack means loose - the opposite of taut.

Pertinent means relevant or appropriate to the matter at hand, and suitable is a correct synonym. Stubborn, peevish, and intractable all refer to being difficult or unyielding - not related to relevance.

Cremesin appears to be a variant or misspelling of crimson/carmesí, referring to a deep red color. The Spanish word 'carmesí' means crimson - a rich red color with blue undertones, historically derived from the Kermes insect used to produce red dye.

The word 'Gavial' (also spelled gharial) refers to a specific type of crocodilian reptile with a long, thin snout native to the Indian subcontinent. However, this is NOT a French word - it originates from Hindi 'gharial' meaning 'pot-shaped' referring to its snout.

The Italian word 'Arancia' means 'orange' (the fruit). This is a straightforward vocabulary question testing knowledge of basic Italian vocabulary for fruits and colors.

The Latin word 'Ariana' is derived from 'Arianus' meaning 'honorable' or 'very holy'. It's related to concepts of honor, dignity, and nobility in Latin etymology.

The Urdu word "cador" (چادر) literally means a tent or large cloth used for shelter. It's related to the Persian word "chador" meaning a similar type of covering or cloth. The other options are unrelated meanings.

Arrogant means having an exaggerated sense of one's own importance. Humble means having a modest or low view of one's own importance - the direct opposite. Cowardly relates to fear, egotistic is similar to arrogant, and gentlemanly doesn't directly contrast with arrogance.

Graceful means elegant, smooth, and fluid in movement or behavior. Awkward means lacking grace, clumsy, or ungainly - the direct opposite. Rough describes texture, expert relates to skill level, and miserable describes emotional state.

Obscure means unclear or not easily understood. Explicit means clearly stated and leaving no room for confusion - the direct opposite. Implicit means understood but not stated, obnoxious means unpleasant, and pedantic means overly concerned with minor details.

Urbane means having refined manners and courtesy typical of city life. Discourteous means having bad manners or being rude - the direct opposite. Illiterate means unable to read, backward means undeveloped, and orthodox means following traditional beliefs.