Synonym: Test-18

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Question 1

INDICT:

A	Implicate
B	Elude
C	incriminate
D	Manifest

Question 1 Explanation:

The word Indict (Verb' means : Accuse formally of a crime , incriminate.

Question 2

APPRAISE:

A	Accuse
B	Praise
C	Appreciate
D	Evaluate

Question 2 Explanation:

The word Appraise (Verb) means: Evaluate or estimate the nature, quality, ability, extent, or significance of; estimate; evaluate. Sentence example: She got the family jewels appraised by a jeweller.

Question 3

DELUGE:

A	Confusion
B	Deception
C	Flood
D	Weapon

Question 3 Explanation:

The word Deluge (Noun) means: An overwhelming number or amount, downpour heavy fall Sentence example: He had a deluge of hate mail on his desk.

Question 4

PREPONDERANCE:

A	Pre-eminence
B	Dominance
C	Domineering
D	Preoccupation

Question 4 Explanation:

The word Preponderance (Noun) means: Superiority in power or influence, supremacy or dominance.

Question 5

Barren:

A	good
B	wholesome
C	unproductive
D	profitable

Question 5 Explanation:

The word Barren (Adjective) means: Providing no shelter or sustenance plants to grow on it; sterile, unproductive.

Question 6

Infamy:

A	notoriety
B	grandeur
C	veracity
D	acquaintance

Question 6 Explanation:

Infamy means ‘A state of extreme dishonour’. Notoriety means ‘The state of being known for some unfavourable act or quality’. Hence, these two words are synonymous.

Question 7

Intrepid: