Select the option that can be used as a one-word substitute for the given group of words.
Any award, honour or laudatory notice.
1. Complement
2. Deal
3. Statute
4. Accolade
Any award, honour or laudatory notice.
1. Complement
2. Deal
3. Statute
4. Accolade
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In the following question, out of the four alternatives, select the alternative which is the best substitute of the words/sentences.
An abnormal fear of public places or open areas, especially those from which escape could be difficult.
1. Claustrophobia
2. Acrophobia
3. Agoraphobia
4. Cynophobia
An abnormal fear of public places or open areas, especially those from which escape could be difficult.
1. Claustrophobia
2. Acrophobia
3. Agoraphobia
4. Cynophobia
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Select the most appropriate SYNONYM of the given word.
Fusion (SSC MTS 2024)
Fusion (SSC MTS 2024)
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14%
Grind
15%
Glide
26%
Ingredient
44%
Blend
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Select the most appropriate ANTONYM of the underlined word.
Raju is l͟a͟z͟y͟ and smart, but he does not attend the classes. (SSC MTS 2024)
Raju is l͟a͟z͟y͟ and smart, but he does not attend the classes. (SSC MTS 2024)
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6%
Snobbish
9%
Lax
70%
Industrious
15%
Genius
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Out of the four alternatives suggested, select the one which best expresses the given sentence in indirect speech.
He said, "She is going to the party, isn't she?"
He said, "She is going to the party, isn't she?"
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20%
He said that she had been going to the party and asked if she weren't.
41%
He confirmed whether she was going to the party or not.
13%
He told that she was going to the party.
26%
He said that she was going to the party or not.
Select the option that expresses the given sentence in active passive voice
You will have to pull down this skyscraper as you have not compiled with the town planning regulations.
You will have to pull down this skyscraper as you have not compiled with the town planning regulations.
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18%
This skyscraper building will be pulled down as the town planning regulations are not compiled with.
27%
This skyscraper building has to be pulled down as the town planning regulations were not compiled .
46%
This skyscraper willhave to be pulled downas the town planningregulations have notbeen compiled with
10%
This skyscraper should be pulled down by you as you have not compiled with town planning regulations
Find the correct word which is spelt wrong?
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15%
Jaundice
27%
Jealousy
36%
Geopardy
21%
Javelin
Find the correct word which is spelt wrong?
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8%
Abnormality
57%
Acquaintence
22%
Appeasement
12%
Accentuate
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Daily Vocab Day 1
Important for All Exams✅
1. Abash – To make someone feel embarrassed or ashamed (शर्मिंदा करना)
2. Abate – To become less intense or reduce (कम होना)
3. Abdicate – To give up power or responsibility (त्याग देना)
4. Aberration – A departure from what is normal or expected (विचलन)
5. Abhor – To hate deeply (घृणा करना)
6. Abject – Extremely bad or degrading (दयनीय)
7. Abnegate – To renounce or reject something (त्याग करना)
8. Abortive – Failing to produce the intended result (असफल)
9. Abridge – To shorten a text without losing meaning (संक्षिप्त करना)
10. Absolute – Complete or total (पूर्ण)
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11. Absolve – To free from guilt or obligation (दोषमुक्त करना)
12. Abstinent – Refraining from indulgence (संयमी)
13. Abstract – Existing in thought but not physically (अमूर्त)
14. Abstruse – Difficult to understand (गूढ़)
15. Abysmal – Extremely bad or appalling (बहुत खराब)
16. Accolade – An award or expression of praise (सम्मान)
17. Accost – To approach and address boldly (सामना करना)
18. Acerbic – Sharp or harsh in tone or taste (कठोर)
19. Acquiesce – To accept reluctantly without protest (अनिच्छा से मान लेना)
20. Acrid – Having a strong, unpleasant smell or taste (तीव्र गंध या स्वाद वाला)
Important for All Exams✅
1. Abash – To make someone feel embarrassed or ashamed (शर्मिंदा करना)
2. Abate – To become less intense or reduce (कम होना)
3. Abdicate – To give up power or responsibility (त्याग देना)
4. Aberration – A departure from what is normal or expected (विचलन)
5. Abhor – To hate deeply (घृणा करना)
6. Abject – Extremely bad or degrading (दयनीय)
7. Abnegate – To renounce or reject something (त्याग करना)
8. Abortive – Failing to produce the intended result (असफल)
9. Abridge – To shorten a text without losing meaning (संक्षिप्त करना)
10. Absolute – Complete or total (पूर्ण)
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11. Absolve – To free from guilt or obligation (दोषमुक्त करना)
12. Abstinent – Refraining from indulgence (संयमी)
13. Abstract – Existing in thought but not physically (अमूर्त)
14. Abstruse – Difficult to understand (गूढ़)
15. Abysmal – Extremely bad or appalling (बहुत खराब)
16. Accolade – An award or expression of praise (सम्मान)
17. Accost – To approach and address boldly (सामना करना)
18. Acerbic – Sharp or harsh in tone or taste (कठोर)
19. Acquiesce – To accept reluctantly without protest (अनिच्छा से मान लेना)
20. Acrid – Having a strong, unpleasant smell or taste (तीव्र गंध या स्वाद वाला)
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A literary work in which the characters, settings, and events stand for abstract ideas or moral qualities is called:
1. Allegory
2. Parable
3. Fable
4. Metaphor
1. Allegory
2. Parable
3. Fable
4. Metaphor
Choose the one which can be substituted for the given sentence.
A person without a settled home
1. Noble
2. Native
3. Vagabond
4. Tenant
A person without a settled home
1. Noble
2. Native
3. Vagabond
4. Tenant
Select the most appropriate meaning of the given group of words.
A bitter pill
1. Facing a distressing situation
2. Talking nonsense
3. Arguing unnecessarily
4. Getting furious easily
A bitter pill
1. Facing a distressing situation
2. Talking nonsense
3. Arguing unnecessarily
4. Getting furious easily
Choose the correct meaning of the idiom.
A picture paints a thousand words
1. Painting soothes your mind.
2. To convey something without speaking
3. A method of hiding something.
4. A visual presentation is far more descriptive than words.
A picture paints a thousand words
1. Painting soothes your mind.
2. To convey something without speaking
3. A method of hiding something.
4. A visual presentation is far more descriptive than words.