Exercise 43: Antonyms for SSC CGL, CHSL, Bank Po GMAT Exams

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421 Q) LIBERAL
(1) Irrelevant
(2) Free
(3) Sensitive
(4) Intolerant

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(4) The word Liberal (Adjective) means : lavish ; generous . willing to understand and respect other people’s behaviour, opinions etc. Intolerant = not willing to accept ideas or ways of behaving that are different from your own 

422 Q) DORMANT
(1) inactive
(2) dorsal
(3) domestic
(4) active

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(4) The word Dormant (Adjective) means : inactive. Look at the sentence ; During the winter the seeds lie dormant in the soil. 

423 Q) OUTRAGEOUS
(1) Justifiable
(2) Lusty
(3) Jolly
(4) Wicked

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(3) Outrageous (Adjective) = shocking; cruel; violent; scandalous. Jolly (Adjective) = happy and cheerful. Look at the sentence: She says the most outrageous things sometimes. 

424 Q) INOFFENSIVE
(1) Sensitive
(2) Organic
(3) Sensible
(4) Rude

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(4) The word Inoffensive (Adjective) means : not likely to offend or upset anyone. Its antonym should be rude. The word Rude (Adjective) means : impolite; showing a lack of respect. 

425 Q) AFFLUENT
(1) famous
(2) insignificant
(3) poor
(4) skilled

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(3) The word Affluent (Adjective) means : prosperous; having a lot of money and a good standard of living; rich. Hence, the words affluent and poor are antonymous. 

426 Q) CRUEL
(1) rich
(2) wicked
(3) poor
(4) kind

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(4) Cruel (Adjective) = wicked; unkind. 

427 Q) ADULTERATION
(1) Purification
(2) Normalization
(3) Rejuvenation
(4) Consternation

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(1) The word Adulteration (Noun) means : making impure by mixing; contamination. The word Purification (Noun) means : making something pure by removing substances that are dirty, harmful. 

428 Q) STATIONARY
(1) standing
(2) speedy
(3) moving
(4) fast

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(3) The word Stationary (Adjective) means : not moving: not intended to be moved; static. Look at the sentence : The car collided with a stationary vehicle. Its antonym should be moving. 

Exercise 42: Antonyms for SSC CGL, CHSL, Bank Po GMAT Exams

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411 Q) EXHAUSTIVE
(1) interesting
(2) short
(3) incomplete
(4) complete

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(3) The word Exhaustive (Adjective) means : including everything possible; tiresome; very thorough or complete. Look at the sentence ; This list is intended to be exhaustive. Its antonym should be incomplete. 

412 Q) FLEXIBLE
(1) rigid
(2) cruel
(3) humble
(4) easy

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(1) Theword Flexible (Adjective) means : able to change to suit new conditions; able to bend easily without breaking. look at the sentence : He needs to be more flexible in his approach. The word Rigid (Adjective) means : very strict and difficult to change; inflexible. Hence, the words flexible and rigid are antonymous. 

413 Q) INTEGRATION
(1) unity
(2) synthesis
(3) linking
(4) fragmentation

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(4) The word Integration (Noun)means : the act of process of combining two or more things so that they work together. The word Fragmentation (Norm) means : breaking or making something break into small piece or parts. 

414 Q) DESPAIR
(1) sneer
(2) compliment
(3) irony
(4) hope

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(4) The word Despair (Noun) means ; the feeling of having lost all hope. Its antonym should be hope. 

415 Q) APOCRYPHAL
(1) authentic
(2) dubious
(3) unsubstantiated
(4) fictitious

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(1) The word Apocryphal (Adjective) means : well known but pEEl202^= probably not tnxe ; in terpolated. The word Authentic (Adjective) means : known to be real; true and accurate. Look at the sentence : Most of the stories about him are apocryphal. I don’t knowif the painting is authentic. 

416 Q) AMATEUR
(1) novice
(2) professional
(3) lover
(4) apprentices

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(2) The word Amateur (Adjective) means ; doing something for enjoyment or interest, not as a job; novice. The word Professional (Adjective) means: competent; showing that somebody is well trained and extremely skilled. 

417 Q) DESPAIR
(1) Belief
(2) Trust
(3) Hope
(4) Faith

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(3) The meaning of the word Despair (Noun) is : the felling of having lost all hope. Look at the sentences ; A deep sense of despair overwhelmed him. He gave up the struggle in despair. Hence, the words hope and despair are antonymous. 

418 Q) DILATE
(1) Frustrate
(2) Contract
(3) Expand
(4) Rotate

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(2) The word Dilate (Verb) means : to become or make something larger, wider or more open; expand. The word Contract (Verb) means : to become less or smaller. Look at the sentences ; Her eyes dilated with fear. Glass contracts as it cools. 

419 Q) REVEAL
(1) disclose
(2) cover
(3) hide
(4) veil

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(3) The word Reveal (Verb) means : to make something known to somebody; disclose; display. Look at the sentence : Details of the murder were revealed by the newspaper. Hence, the words reveal and hide are antonymous. 

420 Q) TRANSPARENT
(1) clear
(2) ambiguity
(3) opaque
(4) crystal

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(3) The word Transparent (Adjective) allowing you to see through it ; obvious ; easy to understand)Its antonym (Opaque) should be chose. 

Exercise 41: Antonyms for SSC CGL, CHSL, Bank Po GMAT Exams

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401 Q) ALIEN
(1) native
(2) domiciled
(3) natural
(4) resident

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(1) The word Alien (Adjective) means : hostile; from another country or society; foreign. Look at the sentence : We should not accept an alien culture, Of the given alternatives, the word Native (Adjective) means : indegenous; connected with the place where you were born and lived for the first years of your life. Look at the sentence : It is a long time since he has visited his native country. Hence, the word Alien and Native are antonymous. 

402 Q) KEEN
(1) blunt
(2) foolish
(3) insipid
(4) plain

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(1) The word Keen (Adjective) means : eager: enthusiastic: liking something; sharp. The word Blunt (Adjective) means : without a sharp edge. 

403 Q) UNPREDICTABLE
(1) dependable
(2) nature
(3) laudable
(4) compliant

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(1) The word Unpredictable • (Adjective) means : that cannot be predicted because it changes a lot: undependable. Its antonym should be dependable 

404 Q) SHIMMERING
(1) gloomy
(2) glimmering
(3) refreshing
(4) repining

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(1) The word Shimmering (Adjective) means : shining with a soft light that seems to move slightly. Of word Gloomy (Adjective) means : nearly dark or badly lit in a way that makes you feel sad : depressing. Look at the sentence : Suddenly, the future didn’t look so gloomy after all. Hence, the words shimmering and gloomy are antonymous. 

405 Q) OBSTRUCT
(1) Clear
(2) Block
(3) Instruct
(4) Prevent

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(1) The word Obstruct (Verb) means : hinder; to block a road, an entrance; to prevent somebody from doing something or making progress. The word clear means : not to be blocked; to move freely. 

406 Q) GRUESOME
(1) attractive
(2) beneficial
(3) gracious
(4) amicable

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(3) The word Gruesome (Adjective) means : very unpleasant and filling you with horror. For example, a gruesome murder. Its antonym will be gracious which means kind, polite and generous. 

407 Q) LASSITUDE
(1) pleasure
(2) lustrous
(3) lethargy
(4) enthusiasm

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(4) The word Lassitude (Noun) means : a state of feeling very tired in mind or body; lack of energy. 

408 Q) SACRED
(1) profuse
(2) prolific
(3) profound
(4) profane

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(4) The word Sacred (Adjective) means : holy; venerable; dedicated; sacrosanct; very important and treated with great respect. The word Profane (Adjective) means ; unhallowed; impious; having or showing a lack of respect for god or holy things. Look at the sentences: Cows are sacred to Hindus. We should discourage profane attitudes. 

409 Q) RATIFICATION
(1) Disapproval
(2) Disagreeable
(3) Denial
(4) Disturbing Directions

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(l)The word Ratification (Noun) means : to make an agreement of ficially valid. The word Disapproval (Noun)means : a feeling that you donto like an agreement or an action. 

410 Q) BARREN
(1) frigid
(2) fertile
(3) fallow
(4) ferrous

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(2) The word Barren (Adjective) means not good enough for plants to grow on land; not producing fruit or seeds; infertile. Fertile = of lands that plants grow well in. 

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391 Q) TIMOROUS
(1) trembling
(2) cowardly
(3) bright
(4) bold

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(4) The word Timorous (Adjective) means : nervous and easily frightened. The word Bold (Adjective) means : brave and confident , not afraid to say what you feel. 

392 Q) PERNICIOUS
(1) Prolonged
(2) Ruinous
(3) Ruthless
(4) Beneficial

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(4) The word Pernicious (Adjective) means : a very harmful effect on somebody/ something. The word Beneficial (Adjective) means : advantageous; having a helpful or useful effect. Look at the sentences . A good diet is beneficial to health. Cigarette smoking is pernicious to health. 

393 Q) ISOLATION
(1) segregation
(2) association
(3) seclusion
(4) deportation

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(2) The word Isolation (Noun) means : loneliness; the act of separatingsomebody/ something; separation. Look at the sentence : Libya has been threatened with complete isolation from international community. The word Association (Noun) means ; a relationship between people. 

394 Q) CONVICTED
(1) Acquitted
(2) Pardoned
(3) Exempted
(4) Liberated

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(1) The meaning of the word Convict (Verb) is : to decide and state officially in court that somebody is quilty of a crime : a convicted murderer. Therefore the antonym of the word convicted will be acquitted. The word acquit (Verb) means ; to decide and slate officially in court that somebody is not guilty of a crime : The jury acquitted him of murder.  

395 Q) FASTIDIOUS
(1) fussy
(2) cooperative
(3) promising
(4) adjustable

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(4) The word Fastidious (Adjective) means: meticulous; being careful that every detail is correct; not likely dirty or untidy things; selective. The word Promising (Adjective) means : showing signs of being good or successful picky. Note : Its antonym should be careless. 

396 Q) SUBLIME
(1) amusing
(2) ludicrous
(3) hilarious
(4) mean

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(2) The word Sublime (Adjective) means : of the best kind; causing great admiration.; extreme ; grandiose ; exalted. The word Ludicrous (Adjective) means : ridiculous; absurd; unreasonable. 

397 Q) PERSUADE
(1) Promote
(2) Pervade
(3) Dissolve
(4) Dissuade

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(4) Persuade (Verb) = to make somebody do something; convince. Dissuade (Verb) = to persuade somebody not to do something. Look at the sentences : Try to persuade him to come. They were going to set off in the fog, but were dissuaded. 

398 Q) COMRADE
(1) friend
(2) associate
(3) follower
(4) enemy

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(4) The word Comrade (Noun) means : member of the same communist/socialist political party; a friend; a person that you work with. CjE-Enemy = a person who hates somebody or who acts or speaks against somebody/something. 

399 Q) DYNAMIC
(1) stable
(2) still
(3) lazy
(4) static

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(4)The word Dynamic (Adjective) means : having a lot of energy and a strong personality: always changing and making progress. The word Static (Adjective) means : not moving: unchanging. Hence, the antonym of the word dynamic should be static. 

400 Q) AFFIRM
(1) refuse
(2) reject
(3) deny
(4) disagree

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(4) The word Affirm (Verb) means : to state firmly or publicly • that something is true or that you support something strongly; confirm. Its antonym should be disagree which means ; don’t agree. 

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381 Q) SALIENT
(1) correct
(2) insignificant
(3) central
(4) convenient

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(1) The word Salient (Adjective)' means : most important or noticeable. Look at the sentences; He pointed out the salient features of the new design. The word insignificant’ means : not big or valuable enough to be considered important Look at the sentences : He made her insignificant and stupid. The levels of chemicals in the river are not insignificant Hence, the words salient and insignifant are antonymous. 

382 Q) INQUISITIVE
(1) inadequate
(2) immature
(3) uncomfortable
(4) unconcerned

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(4) Word ’Inquisitive (Adjective) means : curious: very interested in learning about many different things. Word Unconcerned’ (Adjective) means: not interested in something; not worried or anxious about something. Hence, the words Inquisitive and Unconcerned are antonymous. 

383 Q) FRUGAL
(1) miserly
(2) gluttonous
(3) plentiful
(4) extravagant

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(4) The word Frugal (Adjective) means ; using as much money or food as is necessary; small, plain and not costing much; economical. The word Extravagant (Adjective) means : spending a lot more money or using a lot more of something than you can afford; wasteful. Look at the sentence : Residents were warned not to be extravagant with water, in view of the low rainfall this year. 

384 Q) HARSH
(1) Strict
(2) Gentle
(3) Jovial
(4) Somber

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(2) The word Harsh (Adjective) means : cruel, severe and unkind; strict. The word Gentle (Adjective) means : calm and kind; doing things in a quiet and careful way. 

385 Q) VACATE
(1) Evacuate
(2) Validate
(3) Occupy
(4) Empty

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(3)The word Vacate (Verb) means : to leave a building, seat etc; to leave a job. Its antonym should be occupy (Verb) which means : to fill or use a space, an area, to live or work in a room. 

386 Q) TRANQUILITY
(1) quiet
(2) serenity
(3) peace
(4) disturbance

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(4) The word Tranquility (Norm) means : peace, serenity. Disturbance = a situation in which people behave violently in a public place. 

387 Q) OPULENCE
(1) Luxury
(2) Transparency
(3) Wealth
(4) Poverty

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(4) The word Opulence (Noun) means : extreme; richness; wealthiness. Its antonym should be poverty. 

388 Q) CULMINATION
(1) completion
(2) climax
(3) conclusion
(4) beginning

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(4) The word Culmination (Noun) means : the highest point or end of something; climax. The word Beginning (Noun) means : the time when something starts; the first part of an event. Look at the sentences : The reforms marked the successful culmination of a long campaign. Did democracy have its beginnings in ancient Greece? 

389 Q) INSIPID
(1) Bland
(2) Flavourless
(3) Flat
(4) Tasty

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(4) The word Insipid (Adjective) means : having almost no taste or flavour; flavourless; dull: not interesting. 

390 Q) POTENT
(1) inefficient
(2) soft
(3) fragile
(4) weak

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(4) The word Potent (Adjective) means : having a strong effect on your body or mind; powerful. The word Weak (Adjective) means : not physically strong: likely to break; not having much power. 

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371 Q) BETRAYAL
(1) deception
(2) treason
(3) loyalty
(4) distrust

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(3) The word Betrayal (Noun) means : the act of giving information about somebody/ something to an enemy. The word Loyalty (Noun) means : the quality of being faithful in your support. Look at the sentences ; They swore their loyalty to the king. I saw his actions as a betrayal of my trust. 

372 Q) ECCENTRICITY
(1) normalcy
(2) similarity
(3) equality
(4) clarity

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(1) The word Eccentricity (Noun) means : the quality of being unusual and different from other people ; an unusual act or habit. The word Normalcy (Noun) means : a usual situtatlon : a situation where everything is normal or as expected.  

373 Q) HEREDITARY
(1) carried
(2) acquired
(3) possessed
(4) regained

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(2)The word Hereditary (Adjective) means : that is legally- given to somebody's child when person dies. The word Acquired (Adjective) means : gained by your own efforts, ability or behaviour. Hence, the antonym of the word hereditary should be acquired. 

374 Q) ABANDON
(1) regain
(2) retain
(3) remain
(4) revive

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(2) The word Abandon (Verb) means : give up; forsake; to leave. Look at the sentence : They had to abandon their lands to the invading forces. The word Retain (Verb) means : to keep something; to continue to have something: preserve. Look at tbe sentence ; The house retains much of its original charm. 

375 Q) RELINQUISH
(1) reinstate
(2) displace
(3) reclaim
(4) retain

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(4) The word Relinquish (Verb) means :to stop having something; to give up. The word Retain (Verb) means : preserve, to keep something; to continue to have something. Look at the sentences : He was forced to relinquish control of the company. She retained her tennis title for the second year. 

376 Q) COAX
(1) dull
(2) dissuade
(3) active
(4) speed

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(2) The word coax (verb) means : to persuade somebody to do something ; cajole: to entice, The word Dissuade (verb) means : to persuade somebody not to do something.

377 Q) DIFFIDENCE
(1) self-assurance
(2) expansiveness
(3) shyness
(4) sharpness

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(1) The word Diffidence (Noun) means : not having much confidence in yourself; shyness. The word Self-assurance (Noun) means ; having a lot of confidence in yourself and your abilities. Look at the sentence : She overcame her natural diffidence and spoke with great frankness. 

378 Q) FOMENT
(1) repulse
(2) cease
(3) control
(4) quell

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(4) The word Foment (Verb) means : stimulate; excite; incite; to create trouble or violence or make it worse. The word Quell (Verb) means : to stop or reduce strong or unpleasant feelings; to stop something such as violent behaviour or protests. Look at the sentences ; Extra police were called in to quell the disturbances. They accused him of fomenting political unrest. 

379 Q) GROTESQUE
(1) natural
(2) odd
(3) whimsical
(4) sinful

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(1) The word Grotesque (Adjective) means : strange in a way that Is unpleasant; extremely ugly, unusual. Hence, the words grotesque and natural are antonymous. 

380 Q) FELICITY
(1) Innocence
(2) Sorrow
(3) Mimicry
(4) Infidelity

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(2) Felicity (Noun) = great happiness; the quality of being well chosen or suitable. 

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361 Q) ORTHODOX
(1) revolutionaiy
(2) heretical
(3) anarchist
(4) generous

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(2) The given word Orthodox (Adjective) means : traditional; generally accepted or approved of: following generally accepted beliefs. The word Heretical (Adjective) means : a belief or an opinion that is against the principles of a particular religion, a belief or an opinion that disagrees strongly with what most people believe. Hence, the words orthodox and heretical are antonymous. 

362 Q) EXPAND
(1) contract
(2) contrast
(3) consist
(4) controvert

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(I) The words Expand and Contract are antonymous. 

363 Q) OBTUSE
(1) sharp-witted
(2) transparent
(3) timid
(4) blunt

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(1) The word Obtuse (Adjective) means : showing or unwilling to understand something; blunt. The word Sharp-witted (Adjective) means : having sharp intelligence. Look at the sentence ; Are you being deliberately obtuse? 

364 Q) URBAN
(1) rustic
(2) rural
(3) civil
(4) foreign

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(2) The words urban and rural are antonymous. 

365 Q) IMPETUOUS
(1) agitated
(2) impulsive
(3) cautious
(4) reckless

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(3) The word Impetuous (Adjective) means ; acting or done quickly and without thinking carefully about the results; rash: impulsive. The word Cautious (Adjective) means: being careful about what you say or do; not taking any risks. 

366 Q) PROFESSIONAL
(1) novice
(2) amateur
(3) dabbler
(4) apprentice

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(2) The word Professional (Adjective) means : showing that somebody is well trained and extremely skilled; competent. The word Amateur (Adjective) means : done for enjoyment, not as job. 

367 Q) INQUISITIVE
(1) insincere
(2) indifferent
(3) insensitive
(4) insulting

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(2) The word inquisitive (Adjective) means : tending to ask a lot of questions, especially about other people’s affairs. The word indifferent (Adjective) means : having no interest in somebody; not caring about somebody. Hence, inquisitive and indifferent are antonymous. 

368 Q) DIVULGE
(1) Conceal
(2) Disguise
(3) Oppress
(4) Reveal

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(1) The word Divulge (Verb) means : reveal; to give somebody information that is supposed to be secret. Look at the sentence : Police refused to divulge the identity of the suspect. Its antonym should be conceal. The word Conceal (Verb) means : to hide somebody/something. Look at the sentence : She could barely conceal her disappointment. 

369 Q) ETERNAL
(1) usual
(2) active
(3) realistic
(4) temporary

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(4) The word Eternal (Adjective) means : without and end ; existing or continuing forever; happening often. The word Temporary (Adjective) means : lasting or intended to last for a short time; not permanent. Look at the sentence : She is an eternal optimist. They had to move into temporary accommodation. 

370 Q) LAKADAISICAL
(1) enthusiastic
(2) intelligent
(3) classical
(4) irresponsible

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(1) The word Lackadaisical (Adjective) means ; not showing enough care or enthusiasm. Hence, the words enthusiastic and lackadaisical are antonymous. 

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351 Q) AMORPHOUS
(1) Amoral
(2) Definite
(3) Perfect
(4) Irregular

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(2) The word Amorphous (Adjective) means ; shapeless ; irregular, having no definite shape. 

352 Q) OVERT
(1) open
(2) complete
(3) hidden
(4) culvert

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(3) The word Overt (Adjective) means ; open; done in open and not secretly. The word Hidden (Adjective) means : secret; not open. Look at the sentences : There was little overt support for the project. There are fears of a hidden agenda behind this new proposal. 

353 Q) PROCRASTINATE
(1) experiment
(2) expedite
(3) exclude
(4) propagate

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(2) The word Procrastinate (Verb) means : to delay doing something that you should do usually because you donot want to do it. The word Expedite (Verb) means : to make a process happen more quickly; speed up. Look at the sentence ; We have developed rapid order processing to expedite deliveries to customers. 

354 Q) FAR-FETCHED
(1) wise
(2) prudent
(3) familiar
(4) realistic

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(4) The word Far-fetched (Adjective) means : very difficult to believe. Look at the sentence : The whole story sounds very farfetched. Hence, the words far-fetched and realistic are antonymous. 

355 Q) SHALLOW
(1) high
(2) long
(3) wide
(4) deep

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(4) The word Shallow (Adjective) means : not having much distance between the surface and the bottom. Its antonym should be deep. 

356 Q) DISHEVELLED
(1) composed
(2) tidy
(3) confident
(4) jovial

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(2) The word Dishevelled (Adjective) means : very untidy; unkempt; not well cared for; not . neat or tidy. Look at the sentence ; He looked tired and dishevelled. Its antonym should be tidy. 

357 Q) APPARENT
(1) illegible
(2) hidden
(3) mysterious
(4) remote

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(2) The word Apparent (Adjective) means : easy to see or understand; obvious. Look at the sentence : It was apparent from his face that he was really upset. Of the given alternatives, the word Hidden (Adjective) means : secret, concealed. Hence, the words Apparent and Hidden are antonymous. 

358 Q) ADVANCED
(1) progressed
(2) outpaced
(3) receded
(4) retarded

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(4) The words advanced and retarded are antonymous. 

359 Q) PLAUSIBLE
(1) inplausible
(2) unplausible
(3) implausible
(4) displausible

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(3) The word Plausible (Adjective) means : reasonable and likely to be true, good at sounding honest while trying to trick people. Look at the sentence : His story sounded perfectly plausible. Its antonym should be implausible. 

360 Q) ENIGMATIC
(1) simple
(2) reticent
(3) plain
(4) nervous

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(1) The word Enigmatic (Adjective) means : mysterious and difficult to understand. Its synonym will be simple. 

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341 Q) FAMOUS
(1) obscure
(2) eminent
(3) lenient
(4) fabulous

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(1) The word Famous (Adjective) means : known about by many people, eminent. Look at the sentence : He became famous for his novels. The word Obscure (Adjective) means : unknown; difficult to understand. Look at the sentence ; He was born around 1900 but his origins remain obscure. Its antonym should be obscure. 

342 Q) APPROACHED
(1) retreated
(2) reached
(3) arrived
(4) reproached

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(1) The word Approach (Verb) means : to come near to somebody/something in distance or time; to offer to do something: reach. The word Retreat (Verb) means : to move away or back; retire. 

343 Q) APPRECIATION
(1) appraisal
(2) antipathy
(3) admiration
(4) assessment

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(3) The word Appreciation (Noun) means : a full or sympathetic understanding of something : pleasure ; admiration The word Antipathy (Noun) means : a strong feeling of dislike ; hostility. 

344 Q) INCONGRUOUS
(1) conflicting
(2) contradicting
(3) ill-matched
(4) harmonious

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(4) The word Incongruous' (Adjective) means: strange because not in harmony with the surroundings; out of place. Its antonym Should be harmonious. 

345 Q) AMBIGUOUS
(1) concealed
(2) precise
(3) complete
(4) magnified

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(2) The word Ambiguous (Adjective) means : not clearly stated or defined; having different meanings. Look at the sentence : His account was deliberately ambiguous. The word Precise (Adjective) means : clear and accurate; exact; meticulous. Hence, the words ambiguous and precise are antonymous. 

346 Q) STINGY
(1) generous
(2) prudent
(3) thrifty
(4) economical

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(1) The word Stingy (Adjective) means; not generous; thrifty; economical; not giving willingly. 

347 Q) GENIAL
(1) stupid
(2) stingy
(3) boorish
(4) unkind

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(3) The word Genial (Adjective) means : friendly and cheerful; affable. The word Boorish (Adjective) means : very unpleasant and rude. 

348 Q) LOQUACIOUS
(1) talkative
(2) taciturn
(3) diffident
(4) bashful

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(4) Loquacious means talkative. Its opposite is bashful (shy and easily embarra-ssed) 

349 Q) MIGRATE
(1) Return
(2) Rehabilitate
(3) Transfer
(4) Settle

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(l) The meaning of the word Migrate (Verb) is : to move from one place to another; to move from one town, country to go and live etc. Its antonym will be return. 

350 Q) EXAGGERATE
(1) underwrite
(2) understate
(3) ignore
(4) condemn

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(2) The word Exaggerate (Verb) means : to make something seem larger, better, worse or more important than it really is. Look at the sentence : Demand for the product has been greatly exaggerated. The word Understate (Verb) means : to state that something is smaller, less important or less serious than it really is. 

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331 Q) LATENT
(1) Primitive
(2) evident
(3) potent
(4) talented

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(2) The word ‘Latent (Adjective)' means : existing but not yet very noticeable, active or well developed. Look at the sentence : He has a huge reserve of latent talent. Hence, the words latent and evident are antonymous. 

332 Q) GLOOMY
(1) radiant
(2) fragrant
(3) melodious
(4) illusory

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(1) The word Gloomy (Adjective) means : nearly dark or badly lit in a way that makes you feel sad: depressing: sad and without hope. word Radiant (Adjective) means showing great happiness, love or health; giving a warm bright light. The antonym of the word gloomy should be radiant. 

333 Q) OBSCENE
(1) disobedient
(2) decent
(3) dislocate
(4) cautious

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(2)The word Obscene (Adjective) means : connected with sex in a way that most people find offensive. Hence, the words obscene and decent are antonymous. because the word decent means : honest and fair. Look at the sentence : Everyone said he was a decent sort of guy. 

334 Q) INDOLENT
(1) Diligent
(2) Malevolent
(3) Brilliant
(4) Solvent

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(1) The word Indolent (Adjective) means : lazy; not wanting to work. The word Diligent (Adjective) means : showing care and effort in your work or duties. 

335 Q) INITIATED
(1) complicated
(2) simplified
(3) concluded
(4) commenced

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(3) The word Initiate (Verb) means : to start; to make something begin. The word Conclude (Verb) means ; to come to an end: to bring something to an end. Hence, the words initiated and concluded are antonymous. 

336 Q) HANDY
(1) cumbersome
(2) handful
(3) unwieldy
(4) heavy

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(4) The word Handy (Adjective) means deft; accessible ; convenient useful The word Cumbersome (Adjective) means large and heavy ; difficult to carry ; slow and complicated. 

337 Q) BARREN
(1) fertile
(2) rich
(3) prosperous
(4) positive

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(1) The word Barren (Adjective) means : infertile, not good enough for plants to grow on it. Its antonym should be fertile. 

338 Q) OBSCURE
(1) vacant
(2) seldom
(3) distinct
(4) unusual

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(3) The word Obscure (Adjective) means : not well known; unknown; difficult to understand; indistinct Look at the sentence : I found his lecture very obscure. Hence, the words obscure and distinct are antonymous. 

339 Q) RAPIDLY
(1) lazily
(2) secretly
(3) slowly
(4) firmly

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(3) The word Rapidly (Adverb) means : happening in a short period of time; quickly. Look at the sentence ; Crime figures are rising rapidly. Its antonym should be slowly.

340 Q) FAT
(1) clean
(2) mean
(3) weak
(4) lean

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(4) The word Fat and Lean are antonymous. 

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321 Q) INTELLIGIBLE
(1) dull
(2) foolish
(3) garbled
(4) confused

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(4) Intelligible means that can be understood. The word confused (Adjective) means; unable to think clearly or to understand what somebody is say. 

322 Q) PESSIMIST
(1) theist
(2) optimist
(3) vocalist
(4) believer

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(2) Pessimist (Noun) = a person who always expects bad things to happen. Optimist (Noun) = a person who always expects good things. Look at the sentences : You don’t have to be a pessimist to realise that we are in trouble. Only an optimist could expect a successful outcome. 

323 Q) VIRTUE
(1) vice
(2) failure
(3) fault
(4) offence

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(1) The word Virtue (Noun) means : a moral behaviour, a particular good quality. Its antonym should be vice which means : evil or immoral behaviour. 

324 Q) CUMBERSOME
(1) heavy
(2) convenient
(3) smooth
(4) automatic

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(2) Cumbersome means : difficult to carry or use ; large and heavy, weight. Its opposite is convenient. 

325 Q) UNPREDICTABLE
(1) pliable
(2) reliable
(3) possible
(4) potential

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(2) The word Unpredictable (Adjective) means : that cannot be predicted because it changes a lot. 

326 Q) FERVENT
(1) Inexcitable
(2) Enduring
(3) Dispassionate
(4) Subdued

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(3) The word Fervent (Adjective) means : having or showing very strong and sincere feelings about something; ardent. The word Dispassionate (Adjective) means not influenced by emotion: impartial. Hence, the words fervent and dispassionate are antonymous. 

327 Q) DEVIOUS
(1) straight
(2) obvious
(3) simple
(4) superficial

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(1) The word Devious (Adjective) means : behaving in a dishonest way; a route that is not straight. Hence, the words devious and straight are antonymous. 

328 Q) CROOKED
(1) twisted
(2) devious
(3) bended
(4) straight

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(4) The word Crooked (Adjective) means : not in a straight line; bent or twisted: dishonest. Look at the sentence ; We see crooked streets in a re- mote village. 

329 Q) DELUSION
(1) reality
(2) acceptance
(3) precision
(4) fiction

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(1) The word Delusion (Noun) means : a false belief or opinion about something that is not true. Look at the sentence : Don’t go getting delusions of grandeur. Hence, the words delusion and reality are antonymous. 

330 Q) SACRIFICE
(1) assimilate
(2) abandon
(3) acquire
(4) absorb

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(3) The word Sacrifice (Verb) means: give up something; offer up; to kill an animal and offer it. Look at the sentence: He sacrificed everything for his children. The word Acquire (Verb) means : to gain something by your own efforts, ability or behaviour; to obtain something by buying. 

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311 Q) OMIT
(1) exclude
(2) include
(3) undertake
(4) add

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(2) The word Omit (Verb)means : leave out; to not include something; to not do or fail to do something. Look at the sentence : If you are a student you can omit question

312 Q) ANTIQUE
(1) common
(2) recent
(3) innovative
(4) youthful

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(2) The word Antique (Adjective) means : old and often valuable. Its antonym should be recent. 

313 Q) FLOOD
(1) Drought
(2) Dry
(3) Cyclone
(4) Desert

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(1) The word Flood (Noun) means ; a large amount of water coveming an area. Drought = a long period of time when there is little or no rain. 

314 Q) ARID
(1) Cloudy
(2) Juicy
(3) Marshy
(4) Wet

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(4) The meaning of the word Arid (Adjective) is : barren, having little or no rain; very dry; with nothing new or interesting in it. Its antonym will be wet. 

315 Q) EXPLICIT
(1) elusive
(2) allusive
(3) ambidextrous
(4) ambiguous

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(4) The word Explicit (Adjective) means : clear and easy to understand. The word Ambiguous (Adjective) means : not clearly stated or defined. 

316 Q) VICE
(1) Fame
(2) Virtue
(3) Fortune
(4) Fate

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(2) The word Vice (Noun) means :evil or immoral behaviour; criminal activities that involve sex or drugs. Its -..— ANTONYMS ===== antonym should be virtue which means : a particular moral quality or habit. Look at the sentence : Greed is a terrible vice. Wisdom is a virtue. 

317 Q) BRITTLE
(1) weak
(2) strong
(3) fragile
(4) bright

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(2) The word Brittle (Adjective) means : hard but easily broken. Its antonym should be strong. 

318 Q) INSERT
(1) depict
(2) extract
(3) defame
(4) enhance

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(2) The word Insert (verb) means : to put something into somethings else or between two twings. The word Extract (Verb) means : to take or pull something out; to remove. 

319 Q) IDIOSYNCRASY
(1) insanity
(2) sanity
(3) generality
(4) singularity

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(3) The given word Idiosyncrasy (Noun) means; a person's particular way of behaving, thinking etc; an unusual feature; eccentricity. Look at the sentence : The car has its little idiosyncrasies. Hence, the words generality and idiosyncrasy are antonymous. 

320 Q) UNITARY
(1) Single
(2) Triple
(3) Multiple
(4) Double

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(3) The word Unitary (Adjective) means : single ; forming one unit. Multiple = many in number 

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301 Q) NEGLIGENT
(1) Inattentive
(2) imprudent
(3) insignificant
(4) careful

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(4) The word Negligent (Adjective) means : failing to give somebody/something enough care or attention; relaxed; not formal or awkward. Look at the sentence ; The school had been negligent in not informing the child's parents about the incident. Its antonym should be careful. 

302 Q) CAPRICIOUS
(1) fanciful
(2) reasonable
(3) intolerant
(4) indifferent

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(2) The word Capricious (Adjective) means : showing sudden changes in attitude or behaviour; changeable. Reasonable = fair, practical and sensible. Enthusiasm = a strong feeling of excitement and interest in something. Lustrous = self and shining; glossy. 

303 Q) KNACK
(1) Talent
(2) Dullness
(3) Dexterity
(4) Balance

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(2) The word Knack (Noun) means : a special skill or ability that you have naturally or can learn; dexterity. The word Dullness (Noun) means : stupidity; slowness in understanding. Look at the sentence : He has got a real knack for making money. 

304 Q) AFFLUENCE
(1) misery
(2) stagnation
(3) neglect
(4) poverty

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(4) The word Affluence (Norm) means : Prosperity ; having a lot of money and a good standard of living. Its antonym should be poverty. 

305 Q) SURVIVAL
(1) evolution
(2) development
(3) creation
(4) extinction

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(4) The word Survival (Noun) means : the state of continuing to live or exist in spite of difficulty or danger. The word Extinction (Noun) means : a situation in which a plant, an animal etc. stops existing. 

306 Q) VAGUE
(1) clear
(2) dull
(3) unknown
(4) shady

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(1) The word Vague (Adjective) means : not distinct; hazy; not definite.Its antonym should be clear. 

307 Q) SUCCESSOR
(1) failure
(2) loser
(3) predecessor
(4) predator

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(3) The word Successor (Noun) means ; a person or thing that comes after somebody/ something else. The word Predecessor (Noun) means : a person who did a job before somebody else. 

308 Q) RETAIN
(1) remember
(2) release
(3) unfurl
(4) engage

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(2) The word Retain (Verb) means : to keep something: preserve; to continue to hold; remember. Look at the sentences : The house retains much of its original charm. She retained her tennis title for the second year. The word Release (Verb) means ; to stop holding something: let go, let loose; free somebody from duty. r. = ANTONYMS - = - 

309 Q) LATENT
(1) unspoken
(2) later
(3) implicit
(4) obvious

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(4) The word Latent (Adjective) means ; existing but not yet very noticeable. Look at the sentence : These children have a huge reserve of latent talent. Hence, the words latent and obvious are antonymous. 

310 Q) PERMIT
(1) endorse
(2) approve
(3) certify
(4) forbid

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(4) The word Permit (Verb) means ; to allow somebody to do something or to allow something to happen, approve. 

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291 Q) AFFIRM
(1) refuse
(2) negate
(3) neglect
(4) avoid

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(1) The word Affirm (Verb) means : confirm : to state firmly or publicly that something is true. The word Refuse (Verb) means : turn down ; deny; to say that will not do something that somebody has asked you to do. 

292 Q) INCESSANT
(1) continuous
(2) intermittent
(3) unceasing
(4) constant

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(2) The word Incessant (Adjective) means : never stopping : constant. The word Intermittent (Adjective) means; stopping and starting often over a period of time, but not regularly ; sporadic. 

293 Q) DEBACLE
(1) Success
(2) Response
(3) Acceptance
(4) Agreement

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(1) The word Debacle (Noun) means : a situation that is a complete failure and causes embarrassment. 

294 Q) CONFIDENT
(1) worried
(2) pessimistic
(3) diffident
(4) depressed

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(3) The word Confident (Adjective) means : feeling sure about your own ability to do things and be successful. Its antonym should be diffident which means : not having much confidence in yourself. 

295 Q) KNACK
(1) Disgusting
(2) Skill
(3) Enmity
(4) Inability

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(4) The word Knack (Noun) means ; a special skill or ability that you have naturally or can learn. Inability = the fact of not being able to do something. 

296 Q) PACIFY
(1) threaten
(2) challenge
(3) quarrel
(4) enrage

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(4) The word Pacify (Verb) means: to placate ; to make somebody who is angry or upset become calm and quiet; to bring peace. The word Enrage (Verb) means : to make angry ; infuriate. 

297 Q) EVANESCENT
(1) imminent
(2) permanent
(3) pervasive
(4) immanent

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(2) The word Evanescent (Adjective) means: disappearing quickly from sight or memory. Hence, the words evanescent and permanent are antonymous. 

298 Q) HUMILITY
(1) dignity
(2) cruelty
(3) anger
(4) pride

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(2) The word Humility (Noun) means : the quality of being humble. Its antonym should be cruelty. 

299 Q) TASTY
(1) Delicious
(2) Insipid
(3) Appetising
(4) Palatable

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(2) The word Tasty (Adjective) means : having a strong and pleasant flavour. The word Insipid (Adjective) means : having almost no taste or flavour; flavourless. 

300 Q) IMPERTINENT
(1) Arrogance
(2) Appropriate
(3) Respectful
(4) Modest

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(2) The word ‘Impertinent’ (Adjective) means : not showing respect; rude, inappropriate. Hence, appropriate and impertinent are anton-ymous. 

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281 Q) JETTISON
(1) accept
(2) reward
(3) preserve
(4) consent

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(1) The word Jettison fVorhl means : to throw something; abandon; to reject an idea. Hence, the words jettison and accept are antonymous. 

282 Q) ACCOMPLISH
(1) fail
(2) improper
(3) disagreeable
(4) scatter

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(1) The word Accomplish (Verb) means : to succeed in doing or completing something; achieve. Look at the sentence : The first part of the plan has been safely accomplished. Its antonyms should be fail. 

283 Q) CONFORM
(1) differ
(2) reject
(3) question
(4) ignore

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(l) The word Conform (Verb) means : to behave and think in the same way as most other people in a group or society; comply; agree. Look at the sentences : There is considerable pressure on teenagers to conform. The building does not conform with safety regulations. Hence, the words conform and differ are antonymous. 

284 Q) SUBSEQUENT
(1) eventual
(2) succeeding
(3) prior
(4) comparative

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(3) The given word Subsequent (Adjective) means : happening or coming after something else. Look at the sentence : Subsequent events confirmed our doubts. The word Prior (Adjective) means : happening or existing before something else or before a particular time. Look at the sentence : Although not essential, some prior knowledge of English is desirable. Hence, the words subsequent and prior are antonymous. 

285 Q) DEMENTED
(1) sensible
(2) sensitive
(3) sensual
(4) sensuous

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(1) The word Demented (Adjective) means : having a mental illness; mad. The word Sensible (Adjective) means : reasonable ; able to make good judgement ; an understanding about something. 

286 Q) ABUNDANCE
(1) Poverty
(2) Wretchedness
(3) Scarcity
(4) Famine

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(3) The meaning of the word Abundance (Noun) is : a large quantity that is more than enough. For example, Fruit and vegetables grew in abundance on the island. The antonym of the word abundance will be scarcity which means shortage. 

287 Q) SUBLIME
(1) inferior
(2) deficit
(3) ridiculous
(4) crooked

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(1) The word Sublime (Adjective) means : of very high quality and causing great admiration; extreme. Hence, the words sublime and inferior are antonymous. 

288 Q) PERSPICUITY
(1) Vagueness
(2) Dullness
(3) Unfairness
(4) Unwillingness

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(1) The word Perspicuity (Noun) means : clarity. The word Vagueness (Noun) means : no clarity in a person’s mind. Hence, the words perspicuity and vagueness are antonymous. 

289 Q) ANXIOUS
(1) fearful
(2) worried
(3) calm
(4) concerned

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(3) Anxious means ; eager or apprehensive. Its opposite is calm. 

290 Q) DISORDERLY
(1) chaotic
(2) organized
(3) adjusted
(4) arranged

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(4) The word Disorderly (Adjective) means : showing lack of control; untidy: deranged. Its antonym should be arranged. 

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271 Q) SLAVE
(1) surf
(2) landlord
(3) master
(4) tenant

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(3) The word Slave (Noun) means : a person who is legally owned by another person and is forced to work for them. Master = A person who has people working for him. 

272 Q) INEVITABLE
(1) avoidable
(2) unnecessary
(3) inseparable
(4) uncertain

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(1) The word Inevitable (Adjective) means: unavoidable; that you cannot prevent. Its antonym should be avoidable 

273 Q) COMPLY
(1) challenge
(2) complain
(3) conform
(4) compete

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(1) Word Comply (Verb) means : to obey a rule, an order etc. Look at the sentence : They refused to comply with the UN resolution. Word ‘Challenge’ (verb) means ; to question; dispute. Hence, the words comply and challenge are antonymous. 

274 Q) BREADTH
(1) shortness
(2) narrowness
(3) lightness
(4) thickness

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(2) The word Breadth (Noun) means : extent ; width ; a wide range. The word Narrowness (Noun) means ; limitedness; shortness; restrictedness. 

275 Q) SUSCEPTIBLE
(1) incredible
(2) immune
(3) predictable
(4) unpredictable

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(2) The word Susceptible (Adjective) means : very likely to be influenced, harmed or affected by somebody/ something; impressionable; capable of something. Look at the sentence : He is highly susceptible to flattery. The word Immune (Adjective) means; that cannot catch or be affected by a particular disease or illness; not affected by something, protected from something. Look at the sentence : You will eventually become immune to criticism. 

276 Q) LAMENT
(1) rejoice
(2) rejuvenate
(3) complain
(4) cry

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(1) The word Lament (verb) means : to feel or express great sadness or disappointment; bemoan, bewail, deplore. The word Rejoice (verb) means : to express great happiness about something. 

277 Q) DISTANT
(1) far
(2) close
(3) imminent
(4) along

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(2) The word Distant (Adjective)means : far away in space or time ; remote. Its antonym should be close 

278 Q) INDIFFERENT
(1) restless
(2) inattentive
(3) attentive
(4) reliable

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(3) Indifferent (Adjective) = showing no interest; inattentive. Attentive (Adjective) = watching carefully and with interest. Look at the sentences : The government cannot afford to be indifferent to public opinion. The hotel staff are friendly and attentive. 

279 Q) STABILITY
(1) Opposition
(2) Carelessness
(3) Disparity
(4) Inconsistency

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(4) Stability (Noun) = the state of being steady and not changing or being disturbed in any way. Disparity (Noun) = a difference. Inconsistency (Noun) -variation; not matching. 

280 Q) AFFLUENCE
(1) poverty
(2) influence
(3) neglect
(4) semblance

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(1) Word ‘Affluence’ (Noun) means : Prosperity. Hence, the words Affluence and Poverty are antonymous. 

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261 Q) COHERENT
(1) Disorganized
(2) Inept
(3) Carefree
(4) Distorted

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(1) The word Coherent (Adjective) means : logical and well organized. Disorganized = badly planned; not able to organize well. 

262 Q) JADE
(1) defend
(2) grasp
(3) cheer
(4) harass

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(3) The word Jade (Verb) means : harass : make tired and bored. The word Cheer (Verb) means: to show support ; to give encouragement. 

263 Q) CORDIAL
(1) fast
(2) heartfelt
(3) friendly
(4) hostile

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(4) The word Cordial (Adjective) means : pleasant and friendly. The word Hostile (Adjective) means ; very unfriendly or aggressive. Look at the sentences ; I was greeted with cordial gesture. She was openly hostile towards her parents. 

264 Q) THOROUGHLY
(1) superficially
(2) carefully
(3) freely
(4) callously

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(1) The word Thoroughly (Adverb) means : very much; completely and with great attention to detail; carefully. The word Superficially (Adverb) means : not study or looking at something thoroughly; carelessly. 

265 Q) DEVIATE
(1) attract
(2) continue
(3) Concentrate
(4) attend

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(3) The word Deviate (Verb) means : to be different from something: to do something in a different way from what is usual or expected. Look at the sentence: He never deviated from his original plan. The word Concentrate (Verb) means : to bring something together in one place; to give all your attention to something and not think about anything else. 

266 Q) CALLOUS
(1) rude
(2) insensitive
(3) indifferent
(4) sympathetic

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(4) The word Callous (Adjective) means : not caring about other people’s feelings or suffering; cruel; unfeeling. Its antonym should be sympathetic. 

267 Q) AUDACIOUS
(1) meek
(2) cowardly
(3) *mild
(4) gentle

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(2) The word Audacious (Adjective) means ; willing to take risks or to do something shocking; daring. Of the given alternatives, the word Cowardly (Adjective) means : shy and nervous; not brave. Hence, the words Audacious and Cowardly are antonymous. 

268 Q) STATIONARY
(1) Slowing
(2) Standing
(3) Moving
(4) Writing

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(3) The word Stationary (Adjective) means: standing; not moving: static not intended to be moved. 

269 Q) ALTERCATION
(1) explanation
(2) challenge
(3) compromise
(4) opposition

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(3) The word Altercation (Noun) means : a noisy argument or disagreement. The word compromise (Noun)means: An agreement made between two people or groups 

270 Q) REPEL
(1) attend
(2) concentrate
(3) continue
(4) attract

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(4) The word Repel (Verb) means : to drive, push or keep something away; to successfully fight somebody who is attacking you. Its antonym should be attract