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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Exercise
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Jogging
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A ride
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A walk
D
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Exercise means working out. Jogging is a form of running and a ride is a journey.
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Cool
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Bold
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Surprised
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Afraid
D
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Both scared and afraid mean feeling fear.
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Agree
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Disagree
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Refuse
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Coordinate
A
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Accord as a verb means to agree or give consent, and as a noun it means agreement or harmony. Among the options, Agree is the closest synonym. Disagree and Refuse are antonyms, while Coordinate means to organize.
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Aggressive
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Annoyed
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Arrogant
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Strange
C
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Imperious means assuming power or authority without justification; arrogant and domineering. Arrogant is the correct synonym as it captures the sense of superiority and overbearing attitude. Aggressive and Annoyed are related but not accurate.
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Accept
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Avoid
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Parse
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Appear
B
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Shun means to persistently avoid, ignore, or reject someone or something. Avoid is the correct synonym. Accept is an antonym, while Parse means to analyze and Appear means to become visible.
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Gather
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Subtract
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Enlarge
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Divide
C
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Augment means to make something greater by adding to it; to increase or enlarge. Enlarge is the correct synonym. Gather means to collect, while Subtract and Divide are antonyms (opposite operations).
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Sincere
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Trustworthy
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Skillful
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Trusting
D
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Credulous means having or showing too great a readiness to believe things; gullible. Trusting is the correct synonym as it captures the tendency to believe without sufficient evidence. Sincere and Trustworthy are positive traits but not synonyms.
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Dispute
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Agreement
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Confusion
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Settlement
A
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Feud means a prolonged and bitter quarrel or dispute, often between families or groups. Dispute is the correct synonym. Agreement is an antonym, while Confusion and Settlement are not related to the meaning.
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Cleanliness
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Ugliness
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Fake
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Reality
B
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Squalor refers to extremely dirty, filthy, or unpleasant conditions. Ugliness captures the lack of attractiveness associated with squalid conditions, making it the closest match among the options.
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Foolish
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Discreet
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Playful
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Serious
B
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Prudent means cautious or discreet in conduct.
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Hygiene
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Maintenance
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Dirt
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Condition
A
Correct answer
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Sanitation refers to systems and practices that promote health through cleanliness and waste management. Hygiene directly relates to cleanliness practices that prevent disease and promote health.
D
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Outraged describes a state of being extremely angry, furious, or deeply offended about something. Angry is the direct emotional equivalent, representing the core feeling of outrage.
C
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Juvenile relates to youth, young people, or characteristics typical of young age. Immature captures the behavioral aspect of juvenile - lacking the maturity associated with adults.
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Failure
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Sincerity
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Luck
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Era
C
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Fortune can mean luck, chance, or destiny affecting one's life. Luck directly captures the concept of random positive or negative circumstances that are beyond one's control.
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Paused
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Allowed
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Restricted
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Approved
C
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Prohibited means forbidden, banned, or not allowed by rules or authority. Restricted captures the essence of being limited or prevented from doing something due to rules or constraints.