Give one-word substitute for the following.
A very strong feeling/enthusiasm about something.
A. Frugality
B. Fervour
C. Stoic
D. Adjunct
A very strong feeling/enthusiasm about something.
A. Frugality
B. Fervour
C. Stoic
D. Adjunct
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Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom.
Wear your heart on your sleeve
A. To openly display one's emotions.
B. To suspect a trick
C. To understand
D. To go through a heart break
Wear your heart on your sleeve
A. To openly display one's emotions.
B. To suspect a trick
C. To understand
D. To go through a heart break
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Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom.
Feel the pinch
A. Maintain total silence
B. Be in an agitated state of mind
C. Listen carefully
D. Face financial difficulties
Feel the pinch
A. Maintain total silence
B. Be in an agitated state of mind
C. Listen carefully
D. Face financial difficulties
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In the following passage, some words have been deleted. Select the most appropriate option to fill in each blank.
What are the future possibilities for space travel in the long term? _ (1)_ will humans go after they have explored our solar system? It is said that 'Star Trek' could hold the _(2)_ to these questions. It is predicted that travel to other galaxies will only be _(3)_ in huge 'starships'. These will wander through space for hundreds or even thousands of years. Each of them will carry a large human (4). Some of those people will take over a suitable new planet and settle down there. This search for new planets to settle in will continue until life on planet Earth could be just a _ (5)_ memory.
What are the future possibilities for space travel in the long term? _ (1)_ will humans go after they have explored our solar system? It is said that 'Star Trek' could hold the _(2)_ to these questions. It is predicted that travel to other galaxies will only be _(3)_ in huge 'starships'. These will wander through space for hundreds or even thousands of years. Each of them will carry a large human (4). Some of those people will take over a suitable new planet and settle down there. This search for new planets to settle in will continue until life on planet Earth could be just a _ (5)_ memory.
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Select the most appropriate option to fill in blank number 5.
1. nearest
2. imaginary
3. factual
4. distant
1. nearest
2. imaginary
3. factual
4. distant
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Select the most appropriate option to fill in blank number 4.
1. proportion
2. population
3. colony
4. instinct
1. proportion
2. population
3. colony
4. instinct
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Select the most appropriate option to fill in blank number 3.
1. achieved
2. implemented
3. possible
4. imagined
1. achieved
2. implemented
3. possible
4. imagined
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Select the most appropriate option to fill in blank number 2.
1. solution
2. query
3. answer
4. door
1. solution
2. query
3. answer
4. door
Select the most appropriate option to fill in blank number 1.
1. When
2. Why
3. How
4. Where
1. When
2. Why
3. How
4. Where
✅️ Daily The Hindu Vocabulary 05 MAY 2025.
1. ALLEGE (VERB): (आरोपित करना): Claim
Synonyms: Assert, Declare
Antonyms: Deny
Example Sentence:
He alleged that he had been immensely assaulted.
2. ELIGIBLE (ADJECTIVE): (योग्य): Entitled
Synonyms: Permitted, Allowed
Antonyms: Ineligible
Example Sentence:
Customers who are eligible for discounts would be given the same.
3. DISPOSAL (NOUN): (निपटान): Distribution
Synonyms: Allotment, Allocation
Antonyms: Keeping
Example Sentence:
The disposal of his shares in the company was meant to be done soon.
4. RESURGENCE (NOUN): (पुनरुत्थान): Renewal
Synonyms: Revival, Recovery
Antonyms: Failure
Example Sentence:
A resurgence of interest in religion led him to ultimate peace.
5. SPUR (NOUN): (प्रेरणा): Stimulus
Synonyms: Incentive, Encouragement
Antonyms: Disincentive
Example Sentence:
Wars act as a spur to knowledge and practical invention.
6. MERCY (NOUN): (करुणा): Leniency
Synonyms: Lenience, Clemency
Antonyms: Ruthlessness
Example Sentence:
The boy was begging for mercy.
7. INFAMOUS (ADJECTIVE): (कुख्यात): Notorious
Synonyms: Disreputable, Ill-famed
Antonyms: Reputable
Example Sentence:
An infamous criminal was finally caught.
8. ADVENTUROUS (ADJECTIVE): (जोखिम से भरा): Daring
Synonyms: Daredevil, Intrepid
Antonyms: Cautious
Example Sentence:
I am an adventurous traveller.
9. INDUCE (VERB): (भड़काना): Persuade
Synonyms: Convince, Get
Antonyms: Dissuade
Example Sentence:
The pickets induced many workers to stay away
10. AVERT (VERB): (टालना): Prevent
Synonyms: Stop, Avoid
Antonyms: Aid
Example Sentence:
Talks failed to avert a rail strike.
1. ALLEGE (VERB): (आरोपित करना): Claim
Synonyms: Assert, Declare
Antonyms: Deny
Example Sentence:
He alleged that he had been immensely assaulted.
2. ELIGIBLE (ADJECTIVE): (योग्य): Entitled
Synonyms: Permitted, Allowed
Antonyms: Ineligible
Example Sentence:
Customers who are eligible for discounts would be given the same.
3. DISPOSAL (NOUN): (निपटान): Distribution
Synonyms: Allotment, Allocation
Antonyms: Keeping
Example Sentence:
The disposal of his shares in the company was meant to be done soon.
4. RESURGENCE (NOUN): (पुनरुत्थान): Renewal
Synonyms: Revival, Recovery
Antonyms: Failure
Example Sentence:
A resurgence of interest in religion led him to ultimate peace.
5. SPUR (NOUN): (प्रेरणा): Stimulus
Synonyms: Incentive, Encouragement
Antonyms: Disincentive
Example Sentence:
Wars act as a spur to knowledge and practical invention.
6. MERCY (NOUN): (करुणा): Leniency
Synonyms: Lenience, Clemency
Antonyms: Ruthlessness
Example Sentence:
The boy was begging for mercy.
7. INFAMOUS (ADJECTIVE): (कुख्यात): Notorious
Synonyms: Disreputable, Ill-famed
Antonyms: Reputable
Example Sentence:
An infamous criminal was finally caught.
8. ADVENTUROUS (ADJECTIVE): (जोखिम से भरा): Daring
Synonyms: Daredevil, Intrepid
Antonyms: Cautious
Example Sentence:
I am an adventurous traveller.
9. INDUCE (VERB): (भड़काना): Persuade
Synonyms: Convince, Get
Antonyms: Dissuade
Example Sentence:
The pickets induced many workers to stay away
10. AVERT (VERB): (टालना): Prevent
Synonyms: Stop, Avoid
Antonyms: Aid
Example Sentence:
Talks failed to avert a rail strike.
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select the one which best expresses the same sentence in Passive/Active Voice.
The little boy asked the man the way to Athens.
The little boy asked the man the way to Athens.
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67%
The man was asked the way to Athens by the little boy.
20%
The way to Athens was asked by the man from the little boy.
11%
The man has been asked the way to Athens by the little boy.
3%
The man was being asked the way to Athens by the little boy.
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