Synonym: Test-12

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Question 1

Dubious:

A	doubtful
B	embarrassed
C	duplicate
D	humiliated

Question 1 Explanation:

The meaning of the word Dubious (Adjective) is: debatable ;Skeptical; doubtful.

Question 2

Flabbergasted:

A	scared
B	embarrassed
C	astounded
D	humiliated

Question 2 Explanation:

The meaning of the word Flabbergasted (Adjective) is: stunned , staggered, astonished. The meaning of the word Dumbfounded is: thunderstruck because of surprise.

Question 3

Eternal:

A	innumerable
B	immeasurable
C	prolonged
D	perpetual

Question 3 Explanation:

The meaning of the word Eternal (Adjective) is perpetual; everlasting ;timeless; permanent.

Question 4

Genuine:

A	authentic
B	legitimate
C	reliable
D	pure

Question 4 Explanation:

The meaning of the word Genuine (Adjective) is: authentic; actual; reliable; not artificial. Hence, the words genuine and authentic are synonymous

Question 5

Obscene:

A	indecent
B	incorrigible
C	ridiculous
D	intolerable

Question 5 Explanation:

The meaning of the word Obscene (Adjective) is : bawdy , crude ,offensive: outrageous; and profane. Hence, the words obscene and indecent are synonymous.

Question 6

Indignation:

A	hatred
B	fury
C	disapproval
D	contempt

Question 6 Explanation:

The word Indignation (Noun) means: a feeling of rage and resentment caused by something that you think is unfair or unreasonable. Look at the sentence: Cruelty to animals has raised public fury. Hence, the words Indignation and Fury are synonymous

Question 7

Ellipsis:

A	Allegory
B	device
C	sympathy
D	picturesque

Question 7 Explanation:

The word Ellipsis (Noun) means: a turn of expression or allegory.

Question 8

Meticulous:

A	interfere
B	courage
C	agreement
D	particular

Question 8 Explanation:

The word Meticulous (Adjective) means: detailed, fastidious, precise. Look at the sentences: He has prepared his bio data with meticulous care. Ram is always meticulous in keeping the files in proper order. Hence, the words Meticulous and Particular are synonymous.

Question 9

Rescind:

A	change
B	repeal
C	repeat
D	reconsider

Question 9 Explanation:

The word Rescind (Verb! means: to declare null and void, invalidate, repeal. Hence, the words rescind and repeal are synonymous.

Question 10

Antipathy:

A	dishonesty
B	disturbance
C	demonstration
D	dislike

Question 10 Explanation:

The word Antipathy (Noun) means: a strong feeling of dislike; hatred , ill- feeling. Look at the sentence: A growing antipathy between both the sisters drew them apart. Hence, the words Antipathy and Dislike are synonymous.

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