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validated
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sidled
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decrepited
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boded
C
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Decrepited means worn down by old age/ broken down. This perfectly fits in with second part of the sentence...'before time'. Our political system has worn down before time....
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efficacy
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fidelity
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paradigm
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susceptibility
A
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The writer is talking about cleansing of the political system. Now, the effectiveness of such an action is being talked about. So, efficacy is the correct option.
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scrutinisation
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delineation
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extortion
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cloistering
A
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The passage discusses implementing political reforms across all areas. '...and _(x)__ in all political fields' requires a noun for implementation or application. Scrutinisation means close examination or critical inspection, which fits the context of applying reforms with oversight. Delineation means description or boundary-drawing, extortion means obtaining by coercion, and cloistering means shutting away. Scrutinisation best fits the need for careful implementation of reforms.
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cannon, taciturn
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furore, tenable
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treachery, totting
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buxom, tawdry
B
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The sentence requires words that create logical contrast. Furore means an excited or passionate public response, and tenable means defensible or reasonable. This makes sense: someone presented views with great excitement/passion, but the views themselves were not well-supported. The options don't form coherent sentence logic.
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congealed, digress
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congealed, sunder
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somber, bilge
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fracas, sunder
B
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'Congealed' means solidified or thickened, used metaphorically to describe someone becoming emotionally hardened or cold. 'Sunder' means to break apart or separate. The sentence suggests she became emotionally hardened after her husband's death, and now nothing can break through that emotional armor.
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concurs, debonair
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perts, cachet
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scrutinizes, debonair
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debonair, covey
A
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'Concurs' means agrees or is of the same opinion. 'Debonair' means charming, confident, and socially sophisticated. The sentence means everyone agrees that he is charming and sophisticated.
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sequel, belch
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succinct, saunter
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earnest, sidle
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sequel, bustle
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elite, demigod
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eccentric, demigod
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buxom, braggart
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taciturn, braggart
D
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The sentence advises that neither someone who is habitually silent (taciturn) nor someone who boastfully exaggerates (braggart) should expect to be selected for an MBA group discussion. Both traits are undesirable in GD settings where communication and balance are valued.
B
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'To abide by something' means 'to conform, to live up to'
D
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“Abstain from” means “to remain absent”. As such, the correct prepostion is "from".
D
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“To compare with” means “to link with” .
B
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“To glance over” means “to have a quick look through”. 'Glanced at' would mean a quick but fixed look, which is not applicable in this case.
A
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You stand guarantee for something or somebody. “Guarantee for” means “to be a surety for” .
B
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“To comply with” means “to agree”.
D
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“To compete for” means “to fight for”. We compete 'with' a person but compete 'for' a thing.