Synonym: Test-15

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Question 1

Luxuriant

A	Luxury-loving
B	Lovely
C	Rich
D	Abundant

Question 1 Explanation:

The word Luxuriant (Adjective) means: sumptuous, ample; copious, abundant.

Question 2

Irritable

A	Cancerous
B	Ferocious
C	Quarrelsome
D	Fissiparous

Question 2 Explanation:

The word Cantankerous (Adjective) means : irritable and tetchy . Hence, the words cantankerous and quarrelsome are synonymous

Question 3

ONUS:

A	Sadness
B	Happiness
C	Responsibility
D	Criticism

Question 3 Explanation:

The word Onus (Noun) means: the duty or obligation for something. Sentence example: The onus is on employees to finish their work on time.

Question 4

Mockery:

A	Humiliation
B	Embarrassment
C	Disdain
D	Condemnation

Question 4 Explanation:

The word Mockery (Noun) means : disrespect or antipathy

Question 5

Trite

A	Commonplace
B	Clever
C	Brief
D	Impudent

Question 5 Explanation:

The word Trite (Adjective) means: dull, silly, commonplace or banal. Hence, the words trite and commonplace are synonymous

Question 6

Debacle

A	decline
B	collapse
C	discomfiture
D	degeneration

Question 6 Explanation:

The word Debacle (Noun) means: a catastrophe or a breakdown complete failure and causes. Hence, the words debacle and collapse are synonymous

Question 7

Ostracise

A	banish
B	belittle
C	beguile
D	besiege

Question 7 Explanation:

The word Ostracize (Verb) means: Expel from a community or group exclude; shun. Look at the sentence: He was ostracized by his colleagues for not participating in the strike by the union. Hence the words banish and ostracize are synonymous.

Question 8

Prophylactic: