Samudra Manthan Vocabulary by Rani Madam

Root Word Vocabulary
ROOT WORDS ENGLISH MEANING HINDI

WORDS MEANING
FID FIDELITY (noun) faithfulness, loyalty वफादारी
(Trust /
INFIDELITY (noun) faithlessness, disloyalty ववश्वासघात
Faith)
am
भरोसा PERFIDY (noun) faithlessness, deceitfulness ववश्वासघात
CONFIDENT (adj) bold, fearless, convinced आत्मववश्वासी
a'
DIFFIDENT (adj) shy, hesitant, bashful, sheepish संकोची
im
BONAFIDE (adj) genuine, authentic, real, true वास्तववक
MALAFIDE (adj) illegal, false, phoney, specious दुभाावनापर्
ू ा
an
CONFIDANT (noun) an intimate and trustworthy friend ववश्वासपात्र
R
CONFIDE (verb) to share secrets with someone whom you गुप्त बात बताना
trust
ith
AFFIDAVIT (noun) a document of affirmation and trust शपथपत्र

LOC/LOQ LOQUACIOUS (adj) talkative, garrulous, voluble बातूनी
W
(to
ELOQUENT (adj) who speaks/talks very fluently / clearly सुवक्ता
speak/talk)
h
बोलना SOMNILOQUENT (adj talking/muttering while asleep सोते समय

is
बड़बड़ाना
gl
MAGNILOQUENT / a bombastic way of speaking to impress बढ़ा चढ़ा कर

GRANDILOQUENT (adj) someone, exaggeration कहना
En
BLANDILOQUENT (adj) a flattering speech (using sugar coated चापलूसी भरा

words to flatter someone) भाषर्
MELLILOQUENT (adj) one who speaks in a very sweet voice जो मधुर आवाज
में बोलता हो
VENTRILOQUENT (adj) a way of speaking in which a person
changes his/her voice so that it appears
that the voice is coming from elsewhere
DENTILOQUENT (adj) a way of speaking with clenched teeth दााँत भींचकर
बोलने का तरीका
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LOC /LOQ CIRCUMLOCUTION an indirect way of speaking घमु ा फिराकर

(to speak / (noun) बात करना
talk)
SOLILOQUY (noun) the act of talking to oneself आत्मभाषण
बोलना
COLLOQUIAL (adj) an informal speech/casual conversation, साधारण
mutual discourse बोलचाल की
भाषा
OBLOQUY (noun) an abusive language used to criticise/blame अपमान
am
someone
INTERLOCUTION talk between two or more people, conversation संवाद
(noun)
a'
ELOCUTION (noun) the art of effective public speaking वक्तृ त्व कला
im
MONOLOGUE(noun) a long speech by one person एकालाप
DIALOGUE (noun) a conversation between people in a book, play, लोगों के बीच
an
etc. वाताालाप
R
PROLOGUE (noun) a speech that introduces or is added in the प्रस्‍तावना
beginning of a play, poem, etc.
ith
EPILOGUE (noun) a speech that is added to the end of a play or उपसंहार

book
W
PLAC / PLACATE (verb) to pacify/calm down शांत करना

PLAIS
PLACID(adj) quiet/calm/serene/tranquil शांत
h
(to please
/soothe/ PLACABLE(adj) who can be pleased/satisfied नम्र / शांत
is
calm स्वभाव
gl
down)
IMPLACABLE (adj) who cannot be pleased. (angry, violent, फहंसक
शांत करना
En
aggressive)
COMPLACENT (adj self-satisfied आत्मसतं ुष्ट
PLACEBO (noun) a fake treatment/medication given to a person प्रयोफगक
to satisfy him/her psychologically औषफध
COMPLAISANT (adj) willing to please others or accept what they do मेहरबान/
or say without protest, obedient. फवनयपूणा
PATHY ( APATHY (noun) lack of emotions, indifference उदासीनता
emotions,
feelings) भावना ANTIPATHY (noun) a feeling of dislike/hatred घृणा

SYMPATHY (noun) a feeling of pity or sorrow for someone’s सहानुभूफत

misfortune
EMPATHY (noun) the ability to understand the feelings of others समानुभूफत
TELEPATHY (noun) a way of communicating feeling from one मानफसक
person’s mind to another without actually दूरसच
ं ार /
meeting him(sixth sense) अंतर्दाफष्ट
NOV / NEO NOVICE (noun) one who is new to something, beginner, नौफसफिया
(new) inexpert, inexperienced
नवीन NOVEL (adj) new नया
am
NOVELTY (noun) newness नवीनता
a'
NEOPHYTE (noun) beginner, newcomer नौफसफिया
im
NEONATAL (adj) related to newly born babies नवजात फशशु
संबंधी
INNOVATION (noun) to make/create something new नवाचार
an
RENOVATION (noun) to give new look to something नवीकरण
R
NOVITIATE (noun) apprenticeship, training period अनुभवहीन
LUC LUCID (adj) clear, limpid, transparent स्पष्ट
ith
(light,
PELLUCID (adj) clear, articulate, explicit स्पष्ट
bright,
W
clear) ELUCIDATE (verb) to express something clearly स्पष्ट करना

साि
LUCENT (adj) bright and shining चमकदार
h
is
TRANSLUCENT (adj) allowing light to pass through पारदशी

gl
BELL BELLONA (noun) Roman goddess of war युद्ध की प्राचीन

(war / रोमन देवी
En
fight)
BELLICOSE (adj) quarrelsome, always ready to fight लड़ाकू
लड़ाई
BELLIGERENT (adj) querulous, aggressive लड़ाकू
REBELLION (noun) revolt, mutiny फवद्रोह
ANTEBELLUM (adj) relating to time before war लड़ाई के पहले
POSTBELLUM (adj) relating to time after war लड़ाई के बाद
BELLIPOTENT (adj) powerful in war युद्ध में
शफक्तशाली

ACRI / ACER ACRID (adj) bitter, unpleasant कटु, तीिा

(bitter, sour,
ACRIMONIOUS (adj) bitter, caustic उग्र, रूिा
sharp)
कड़वा ACERBATE (verb) to embitter, to exasperate कड़ुवाहट पैदा करना
EXACERBATE (verb) to worsen, aggravate फबगाड़ देना
PAN
(all, PAN INDIA all over india अफिल भारतीय
everywhere)
PANACEA (noun) a cure for all diseases रामबाण
सभी जगाह
am
PANDEMONIUM chaos, confusion, disorder उपद्रव / कोलाहल
(noun)
PANTHEIST (noun) one who believes that god is सवाात्‍मवादी
a'
present in all natural things
im
PANDEMIC (noun) a disease spread all over the महामारी
country/world
PANORAMA (noun) a view of an area in all directions फचत्रमाला
an
PANTHEON (noun) a temple dedicated to all gods सब देवताओ ं का मफं दर
R
PANDORA BOX a box that was the cause of all बरु ाइयों का भण्डार
(noun) evils/problems
ith
PANCHROMATIC a photographic film that is वणापट के समस्‍त रंगों के फलए

(adj) sensitive to all colours समान रूप से सवं ेदनशील
W
DICT BENEDICTION blessing, boon ( to say good आशीवााद

(say, tell, (noun) words)
h
announce) MALEDICTION curse, bane (to say bad words) अफभशाप

is
बोलना (noun)
gl
VALEDICTION farewell speech फबदाई का वचन

En
(noun)
PREDICTION (noun) telling about the future forecast भफवष्यवाणी
CONTRADICTION an idea/statement which is फवरोधाभास
(noun) opposite to one another
INTERDICTION an official announcement to ban पाबंदी
(noun) something
DICTUM (noun) saying, a noteworthy statement कथन
accepted by all

BENE BENIGN (adj) friendly, harmless, polite सौम्य

(good, well)
BENEVOLENT (adj) one who is kind, friendly and helpful परोपकारी
अच्छा
BENEFICIAL (adj) helpful, useful िायदेमदं
BENEFICIARY (noun) a person who gets help or advantage generally लाभाथी
in the form of money
BENEDICTION blessing आशीवााद
(noun)
BENEFACTOR (noun) a person who provides help/advantage to दान देनेवाला
am
others
BENISON (noun) blessing आशीवााद
a'
MAL MALIGN (adj) harmful, bad, destructive दुष्ट
(Bad)
im
MALEVOLENT (adj) unkind, impolite, spiteful द्रोही
ख़राब
MALEFACTOR (noun) a corrupt and immoral person
an कुकमी
MALAFIDE (adj) fake, untrustworthy दुभाावनापूणा
MALNUTRITION poor diet, lack of proper nutrition कुपोषण
R
(noun)
MALICE (noun) ill-will, hatred द्वेष, गुस्सा
ith
MALAISE (noun) a feeling of illness or discomfort बेचैनी

W
MALADROIT (adj) inexpert, immature बेढंगा,

अनाड़ी
h
MALICIOUS (adj) wicked, hostile, evilish दुभाावनापण

ू ा
is
MALIGNANT(adj) harmful, spiteful घातक

gl
GRE GREGARIOUS (adj) friendly, sociable सुसामाफजक

En
(group,
CONGREGATION a group of people assembled for religious मंडली
gathering)
(noun) worship
समहू
EGREGIOUS (adj) very noticeable in group especially for being अत्यंत बुरा
bad/incorrect, flagrant
SEGREGATE (verb) to divide into separate groups अलग करना
AGGREGATE (noun) a whole formed by combining several small जोड़ना
groups.

VIV CONVIVIAL (adj) something / someone very lively and आनंदमय

(life, live) friendly
जीवन VIVACIOUS (adj) a person full of life and energy, high जोशपूणा
spirited
VIVID (adj) realistic, true to life, bright, deep जीवतं , चमकीला
VIVIPAROUS (adj) animals that give birth to young ones जीफवत बच्चा
rather than eggs जनम देने वाली
REVIVE (verb) to give new life to something/someone, फिर जीफवत करना
restore
am
SURVIVE (verb) the ability to live जीफवत रहना
VITAL (adj) important to life, crucial, significant महत्वपूणा
a'
VIVISECTION (noun) surgery conducted on living organisms चीरिाड़ संबंधी
im
MAG MAGNANIMOUS(adj) big-hearted, generous उदार
(huge, big,
MAGNILOQUENT (adj) one who speaks in a grand/bombastic बढा-चढा कर
grand)
an
style to impress people कहने वाला
बड़ा, भव्य
R
MAGNIPOTENT (adj) strong and powerful शफक्तशाली
MAGNIFY (verb) enlarge बढाना
ith
MAGNIFICO (noun) a powerful ruler/person अत्यफधक

W
प्रभावशाली व्यफक्त
MAGNIFICENT(adj) something which is very grand and शानदार
h
large in size.
is
AMBUL AMBULANT (adj) one who is able to walk and not चलने फिरने योग्य
(move, walk) confined to bed
gl
चलना AMBULANCE (noun) a vehicle that is used to move patients रोगी वाहन
En
SOMNAMBULIST one who walks in sleep नींद में चलने वाला

(noun)
NOCTAMBULIST one who walks in sleep(night) नींद में चलने
(noun) वाला(राफत्र में)
PERAMBULATOR a baby carriage बच्चा गाड़ी
(noun)
FUNAMBULIST (noun) one who walks on rope रस्सी पर
चलनेवाला
AMBLE (verb) to move/walk slowly धीरे धीरे चलना
EU EULOGY (noun) a speech or writing that praises गुनगाथा

(good, well, someone or something
pleasant) EUPHONY (noun) a very pleasant and sweet sound श्रुफतमधुरता
अच्छा
EUPHEMISM (noun) a way of saying unpleasant things in a कठोर शब्दों के
pleasant way स्थान पर मधरु
शब्दों का प्रयोग
EUPHORIA (noun) a strong feeling of happiness िुशी, उत्साह
EUTROPHY (noun) good/ healthy nutrition सुपोषण
am
EUTOPIA / UTOPIA a place or state that exists only in राम राज्य
(noun) imagination where everything is
perfect, an ideal world without any
a'
suffering(paradise)
im
EUPEPSIA (noun) good digestion अच्छा पाचन
EUGENICS (noun) a science/practice to improve the
an सज
ु नन फवज्ञान
genetic quality of human population by
selective breeding
R
SAN SANE (adj) a person of good mental health, स्वस्थ, समझदार
(cleanliness/ sensible, wise
ith
health / pure) INSANE (adj) mentally ill, insensible पागल

शुद्ध, साि, स्वस्थ
SANITORIUM (noun) a type of hospital where mentally sick आरोग्य फनवास
W
people are treated

SANGUINE (adj) cheerful, hopeful, optimistic आशावादी
h
is
SANGFROID (noun) equilibrium, balance, calmness फस्थरता

gl
SANITARY (adj) hygienic, unpolluted साफ़ सुथरा

En
SANITATION (noun) cleanliness सफ़ाई व्यवस्था

SANCTITY (noun) purity, godliness, holiness पफवत्रता
MORT MORTAL (adj) who is subject to death, perishable नश्‍वर
(death, decay,
IMMORTAL (adj) who is not subject to death अमर
weak)
मत्ृ यु MORIBUND (adj) weak, in a very bad condition अन्त के करीब
MORTUARY (noun) a building/room in a hospital where मुदााघर
dead bodies are kept
OXYMORTIA (noun) a sudden or unexpected death अचानक मौत

POST-MORTEM (noun) medical examination of the body after शव परीक्षा

death
MORTICIAN (noun) a person who arranges funerals for the ताबूत बनानेवाला
dead
VOR HERBIVORE (noun) an animal which eat plants शाकाहारी
(to eat)
CARNIVORE (noun) an animal which eats flesh/meat मांसाहारी
िाना
OMNIVORE (noun) an animal which eats both plants and सवााहारी
meat
am
INSECTIVORE (noun) an animal or a plant that eats insects कीटभक्षी
DEVOUR (verb) to eat something quickly because your फनगल जाना
are hungry
a'
SAVORY (adj) something very tasty to eat, palatable स्वाफदष्ट
im
DEM DEMOCRACY (noun) government elected by the people लोक-तंत्र
(people)
DEMOGRAPHY (noun) the study of human population जनसंख्या का
लोग
an
अथ्ययन
R
DEMOPHOBE (noun) one who has fear of crowd/people भीड़ का डर
DEMOPHILE (noun) one who loves to be in crowd, sociable भीड़ का प्रेमी
ith
DEMOCIDE (noun) killing of people by their government सरकार द्वारा हत्या

W
EPIDEMIC (noun) a disease affecting a large number of महामारी

people
h
PANDEMIC (noun) a disease affecting people all over the सवाव्यापी महामारी
world/globe
is
ENDEMIC (noun) a disease affecting a particular स्थाफनक

gl
community/race
En
PANDEMONIUM confusion/disorder created by a large कोलाहल

(noun) number of people
DEMOGOGUE (noun) a leader who arouses the feelings of प्रजानायक
people to gain power and popularity
OMNI OMNIPRESENT (adj) the quality of being present in all सवाव्यापक
(all, throughout) places at all times
सब OMNISCIENT (adj) knowing everything सवाज्ञ
OMNIPOTENT (adj) one who has unlimited power सवाशफक्तमान
OMNIVOROUS (adj) one who eats both plant and flesh सवाग्राही

OMNIBUS (noun) a bus designed to carry a large number एक प्रकार की

of passengers यात्री गाड़ी
SOLI / SOL SOLITARY (adj) lonely, alone अके ला
(alone, single)
SOLITUDE (noun) loneliness, isolation एकांत
अके ला
SOLILOQUY (noun) a speech made by a person while आत्मभाषण
alone
DESOLATE (adj) lonely, dejected सनु सान
ISOLATE (verb) separate, remain alone from others अलग करना
am
SOLACE (noun) to give comfort to a person who is तसल्ली
lonely/alone
a'
SOLO (adj) single, solitary अके ले
im
AMBI AMBIVERT (noun) a person having the qualities of both उभयमि
ु ी
(both, around) an extrovert and an introvert
दोनों AMBIDEXTEROUS one who uses both right and left hand दोनों हाथों से
an
(adj) with equal expertise
R
AMBIVALENT (adj) having mixed feelings, unsure, फमले जुले
undecided भाववाला
ith
AMBIGUOUS (adj) doubtful, uncertain अस्पष्ट

AMBIENCE (noun) the surrounding atmosphere माहौल
W
CIDE SUICIDE (noun) act of ending one’s life आत्महत्या

(killing, murder)
h
MATRICIDE (noun) act of murdering one’s mother मातृहत्या

हत्या
is
PATRICIDE (noun) act of murdering one’s father फपतृहत्या

gl
FRATRICIDE (noun) killing of one’s brother भ्रातृहत्या

En
SORORICIDE (noun) killing of one’s sister बहन की हत्या

UXORICIDE (noun) killing of one’s wife पत्नी हत्या
FILICIDE (noun) killing of one’s children पत्रु -हत्या
INFANTICIDE (noun) murder of an infant or new born baby फशशुहत्या
FOETICIDE (noun) the intentional destruction of human भूणाहत्या
foetus in the uterus
HOMICIDE (noun) killing of human beings मानव हत्या
GENOCIDE (noun) murder of a race or community नरसहं ार

PARRICIDE (noun) murder of one’s parents माता-फपता की

हत्या
REGICIDE (noun) murder of king/queen राज-हत्या
PHOBIA ACROPHOBIA (noun) fear of high places/heights ऊँ चाई का डर
(fear)
AEROPHOBIA (noun) fear of flying in a plane फवमान से डर
डर
ANOREXIA(noun) fear of getting fat makes young girls मोटापे के डर से
stop eating resulting in harmful effects कम भोजन करना
AGORAPHOBIA fear of open places / public places िल
ु ी जगहों का डर
am
(noun)
CLAUSTROPHOBIA fear of being confined to small places बन्द जगह मे घटु न
a'
(noun) महसूस करना
im
KLEPTOMANIA (noun) a compulsive desire to steal चोरी करने की
बीमारी
NECROPHOBIA fear of dead body शवभीफत
an
(noun)
ZOOPHOBIA (noun) fear of animals पशुभीफत
R
XENOPHOBIA (noun) fear of foreigners/foreign things फवदेफशयों के प्रफत

ith
फवकषाण
NYCTOPHOBIA (noun) fear of darkness अंधकार का डर
W
OCHLOPHOBIA fear of crowd भीड़ का अत्यफधक

(noun) भय
h
is
THANATOPHOBIA fear of death मत्ृ यु भय रोग

(noun)
gl
HYDROPHOBIA fear of water जल का डर

En
(noun)
GERAPHOBIA (noun) fear of old age बुढापे का डर
CRACY BUREAUCRACY government run by officials अफधकारी तंत्र
(rule, (noun)
Government) DEMOCRACY (noun) government by the people लोक-तंत्र
शासन
MONARCHY (noun) government by a king/queen राज-तंत्र
ARISTOCRACY (noun) government by the nobles/lords कुलीनतंत्र
ANARCHY (noun) absence of government अराजकता

AUTOCRACY (noun) government by one एकतंत्र

person(dictatorship)
AUTONOMY (noun) the right of self government स्वयं शासन
OLIGARCHY (noun) government by few persons अल्पजनतंत्र
PLUTOCRACY (noun) government by the rich / wealthy धफनक तन्त्र
THEOCRACY (noun) government by the laws of religion धमातन्त्र
SECULAR (adj) government not by the laws of religion धमाफनरपेक्ष
CRE CREED (noun) a set of beliefs, principles related to a धमा मत
am
(believe, belief) religious group
फवश्‍वास CREDO (noun) a statement of belief धमा-फवश्वास
a'
CREDENTIALS (noun) anything that provides the basis for प्रत्यय पत्र
im
belief, confidence
ACCREDIT (verb) authorise, certify, approve
an सच मानना
DISCREDIT (verb) disapprove someone/something बदनाम करना
because of lack of faith
R
CREDULOUS(adj) one who believes too readily without सीधा सादा,
proper evidence/proof and is easily फवश्वासशील
ith
cheated.
INCREDULOUS(adj) not willing or not able to believe अफवश्वासी
W
something
CREDIBLE(adj) able to be believed (convincing) फवश्वसनीय
h
INCREDIBLE(adj) extremely good or big which is अफवश्वसनीय,

is
impossible to believe असाधारण

gl
PHIL PHILANTHROPIST a lover of humans/mankind परोपकारी

En
(love, liking) (noun)

प्यार BIBLIOPHILE (noun) a lover of books पुस्तक प्रेमी
PHILOLOGY (noun) a love for words भाषाशास्त्र
PHILODEMIC (adj) a love for people/crowd दाशाफनक
PHILOSOPHIA (noun) a love for wisdom बुफद्ध प्रेमी
HYDROPHILIC (adj) having a strong affinity for water जलस्‍नेही
PHILIP (noun) a lover of horses घोडा प्रेमी

ZOOPHILIC (adj) having an attraction or liking for जानवर प्रेमी

animals
XENOPHILE (noun) one who is attracted to foreign फवदेशी लोग या
things(such as style or people) चीज के प्रफत प्रेम
ORNITHOPHILIC (adj) a person who loves birds पक्षी प्रेमी
PHILANDERER (noun) a fickle lover, a flirt. इश्कबाज़
AMI / AMO AMITY (noun) friendly relations, harmony भाईचारा
(friendly,
AMICABLE (adj) polite, friendly, sociable मैत्रीपूणा
am
loveable,
peaceful) AMIABLE (adj) peaceful, cordial फमलनसार
दोस्ती
AMOROUS (adj) relating to romantic love कामुक
a'
ENAMORED (verb) affected by strong feeling of love or मोफहत
im
fascination
ALTER / ALI / ALTERATION (noun) change, modification, transformation
an पररवतान
ALLO
ALTERNATION (noun) one after another अदला बदली
(other, change)
पररवतान ALTER EGO (noun) the other side of a person’s personality अपर स्वरूप /
R
which is not seen by others, a bosom अंतरंग फमत्र
friend
ith
ALTERNATIVE (noun / another choice/option फवकल्प

adj)
W
ALLONYM (noun) a work that is published under the उपनाम

name of a person other than the
h
author
is
ALIENATE (verb) to isolate अलग करना

gl
CORP/ CORPO CORPORAL (adj) relating to the body शारीररक

En
(body) शरीर
CORPOREAL (adj) relating to the body शारीररक
INCORPOREAL (adj) having no physical existence. अशारीररक
CORPULENT (adj) fat body/obese मोटा / गोल मटोल
CORPSE (noun) dead body लाश
CULP (blame) CULPABLE (adj) guilt आपराफधक
आरोप
CULPRIT (noun) person responsible for the crime दोषी
INCULPATE (verb) to accuse/blame दोष लगाना

EXCULPATE (verb) to acquit/pardon दोष मक्त

ु करना
FORT (strength) FORTIFY (verb) strengthen मजबूत करना
ताकत
FORTITUDE (noun) courage in pain or adversity साहस
FORTRESS (noun) large strong building दुगा / फकला
FORTE (noun) strong ability प्रधान गुण
FORTIFICATION strengthening मजबूती
(noun)
INTER (between) INTERFERE (verb) come between so as to be an obstacle के बीच हस्तक्षेप
am
के बीच करना
INTERDICT (verb) ban or prohibit फनषेध लगाना
a'
INTERLUDE (noun) a period of time between two events अंतराल
im
INTERMITTENT (adj) not happening regularly रुक रुक कर
INTERLOCUTION talk between two or more people वाताालाप
an
(noun)
INTERCEDE (verb) try to settle dispute between people मध्यस्थता करना
R
INTERRUPT (verb) to break continuity दिल देना

ith
INTERPOLATE (verb) to insert between other parts or बीच में डालना

elements
W
LIBER (to free) LIBERATION (noun) to free someone from slavery मुफक्त
मुक्त करना
LIBERAL (adj) progressive/free उदारवादी
h
is
LIBERTY (noun) freedom आजादी

gl
DELIVERANCE (noun) to rescue or free someone from मफु क्त

captivity
En
LIBERTINE (noun/adj) a free thinker who indulges in corrupt अनैफतक

activities without regard for morality
LUD / LUDI ( LUDICROUS (adj) very silly/ridiculous हास्‍यास्‍पद
play, make sport
ALLUDE (verb) to speak in an indirect way संकेत करना
of)
ELUDE (verb) to manage to avoid being caught बच फनकलना
DELUDE (verb) to mislead भ्रम में रिना
COLLUDE (verb) to act secretly and illegally in order to फमलीभगत
deceive

NAT (birth) जन्म INNATE (adj) ability that you have when you are born जन्मजात
PRENATAL (adj) before birth जन्मपूवा
POSTNATAL (adj) denoting the period after childbirth जन्मोत्तर
NEONATAL (adj) connected with babies who have just नवजात फशशु
been born संबंधी
NATIVE (adj) indigenous मूल फनवासी
COGNATE (adj) kin ररश्तेदार
am
NATAL (adj) connected with a person’s place or जन्म संबंधी
time of birth
NOC/NOX NOXIOUS/ harmful हाफनकारक
a'
(harm, injury) OBNOXIOUS (adj)
im
INNOCUOUS (adj) harmless हाफन न करने वाला
NOCENT / NOCUOUS an harmful हाफनकारक
(adj)
INNOCENT (ad) pure/honest सीधा साधा व्यफक्त
R
PYRE / PYRO PYROMANIA (noun) an obsessive desire to set fire to दहनोन्माद
(heat/fire) things.
ith
ऊष्मा/आग ANTIPYRETIC (adj) a drug that is used to prevent or reduce ज्वररोधी

fever.
W
PYRETIC (adj) feverish ज्वरनाशक

h
EMPYREAL ablaze जला हुआ

is
PYROMANCY (noun) divination by means of fire आग से प्रवीणता

gl
PYROGEN (noun) a fever-producing substance ज्वरकारी

En
PYROLATRY (noun) the worship of fire अफग्नपूजा

PYROPHORIC (adj) liable to ignite spontaneously on आफतशबाज़ी
exposure to air
TURB TURBULENCE (noun) disorder/confusion अशांफत
(confusion) भ्रम
PERTURB (verb) disturb व्याकु ल करना
IMPERTURBABLE (adj) not disturbed in any situation शांत
TURBID (adj) confused/impure गदं ा/ परेशान
CACOGRAPHY (noun) bad handwriting or spelling अशुद्ध शब्द

CACO (bad/evil) CACOLOGY (noun) bad choice of words or poor अशुघ्द उच्चारण
बुरा pronunciation
CACODERMA (noun) bad skin ख़राब त्वचा
CACODOROUS (adj) bad smell बदबूदार
CACOPHONY (noun) harsh sound कटु स्वर
CACONYM (noun) an erroneous name त्रुफटपूणा नाम
CRYPT (hidden) APOCRYPHAL (adj) widely known but probably not true मणगढंत
गप्तु
CRYPTIC (adj) of an obscure nature रहस्यमय
am
ENCRYPT (verb) convert ordinary language into code गोपनीय भाषा में
फलिना
a'
CRYPTARCHY (noun) secret government गुप्तचर व्यवस्था
im
CHRONO (time) CHRONIC (adj) that continues for a long time दीघाकालीन
समय
CHRONICLE (noun) a written record of historical events वत्त
ृ ातं
an
describing them in the order in which
they happened
R
SYNCHRONIZED (adj) to make something happen or work at समकाफलक
the same time
ith
ANACHRONISM a custom that seems old-fashioned पुराने समय का

(noun)
W
CHRONOLOGY (noun) An arrangement of events according to कालक्रम

time or order of their occurrence
h
SPECT (to look) SPECTATOR (noun) a person who is watching an event, दशाक
is
देिना especially a sporting event

gl
EXPECT (verb) to think that something will happen उम्मीद रिना

En
SPECTACULAR (adj) very impressive to see भव्य प्रदशान

SPECTACLES (noun) eyeglasses, goggles चश्मा
SPECTACLE (noun) something that is impressive to look at नज़ारा
SPECTER (noun) something unpleasant that people are साया
afraid might happen in the future
INSPECT (verb) to look at something closely or in great फनरीक्षण करना
detail
SUSPECT (verb) to not be sure that you can trust सदं ेह करना
somebody
SUSPICIOUS (adj) feeling that somebody has done सन्देह जनक

something wrong, dishonest or illegal
SPECTATE (verb) be a spectator, especially at a sporting दशाक बनकर
event. देिना
SPECULATE (verb) to make a guess about something अनुमान लगाना
NOCT (night) NOCTURNAL (adj) awake and active at night फनशाचर
NOCTAMBULIST one who walks at night while asleep राफत्र में नींद में
(noun) चलने वाला
am
NOCTILUCOUS (adj) shinning at night रात में चमकने
वाला
a'
EQUINOCTIAL (adj) time of equal days & nights फवषवु ीय
im
an
R
ith
W
h
is
gl
En

Confused Word
1. 4.
HISTORIC (adj) मशहूर:- famous, important CENSURE (verb) कड़ी तनिंदा करना:- to criticise,
condemn
HISTORICAL (adj) ऐतिहातिक:- related to history/
past events CENSOR (verb) तनयिंत्रि करना:- to prohibit, to put a
ban on something
HISTRIONIC (adj) नाटकीय:- a melodramatic
am
behaviour to get attention from others Ex:
Ex: 1. He was censured for his negligence.

2. Scenes from the film had to be censored.
a'
1. The Taj mahal is of historical importance.
2. She put on a histrionic display of grief at her 5.
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step son’s funeral. ALTERNATE (adj) एक के बाद एक:- one after another
3. The launch of Chandrayaan 2 was a historic ALTERNATIVE (adj/noun) तवकल्प:- choice, option
moment for the country.
an
Ex:
2.
R
1. He visits his uncle on alternate days.
MOMENTUM (noun) गति:- pace, speed
2. Between the two alternatives the first one is
ith
MOMENTARY (adj) क्षतिक:- temporary, short-lived better.

MOMENTOUS (adj) आवश्यक:- important 3. The highway was closed, so we had to take an
W
alternative route.
Ex:
6.
1. The team has lost momentum in recent weeks.
h
INTERESTED (adj) रुति रखनेवाला:- willing, eager

is
2. After a momentary hesitation, he informed the

police about the incident. UNINTERESTED (adj) रुतिहीन:- unwilling,
gl
3. It was a momentous event and cannot be unconcerned

En
forgotten. DISINTERESTED (adj) स्वार्थरतहि:- impartial,

3. unbiased
EMINENT (adj) प्रतिद्ध:- famous, important, well- Ex:
known 1. A lawyer should provide disinterested advice.
IMMINENT (adj) तनकट में घतटि होने वाला:- Something 2. It is important that all the members of a jury
certain to happen very soon/unavoidable are disinterested parties.
Ex: 3. Uninterested in politics, he refused to vote.
1. Death is imminent.
2. The eminent scholar was welcomed by all.

Homonyms / Words Often Confused
7. CHILDISH (adj) बर्चकाना:- silly, immature
PRODIGAL (adj) खर्चीला:- one who spends money Ex:

wastefully, extravagant 1. We are tired of his childish behaviour.
PRODIGIOUS (adj) बड़ा / विशाल:- huge, vast, 2. He believes everything with childlike simplicity.
tremendous 11.
PRODIGY (noun) प्रविभा संपन्न व्यवि:- someone who is INDIGENT (adj) गरीब:- poor, insolvent, destitute
very talented at a very early age (child prodigy)
INDIGENOUS (adj) स्िदेशी:- native, domestic, local
Ex:
Ex:
1. She was a child prodigy, giving concerts before
am
she was a teenager. 1. The indigent man could not afford food and
clothing.
2. Despite his disability, John has made many
prodigious talents. 2. The indigenous method costs less money.
a'
3. The prodigal activities of the boy led him to 3. The kangaroo is indigenous to Australia.
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difficulties. 12.
8. JUDICIARY(noun) न्यायपावलका:- related to justice
an
COMPLIMENT (verb/noun) प्रशंसा / प्रशंसा करना:- JUDICIOUS (adj) वििेकपर्
ू ण:- wise, prudent,
praise, appreciate sagacious
COMPLEMENT (verb/noun) समपूरक/ पूरक होना:- to
R
Ex:
make someone or something more complete or 1. Since I have a small budget, I have to be
effective
ith
judicious about my purchases.

Ex: 2. A country should have an upright judiciary
W
1. He complimented her on her beauty. system.

2. Man is a complement to women. 13.
3. The cool blue colour complements the warm ELICIT (verb) प्राप्त करना:- to get/obtain something
h
yellow colour very well. with great difficulty

is
9. ILLICIT (adj) अिैध:- illegal

gl
INGENIOUS (adj) शानदार/प्रविभाशील:- expert, Ex:

experienced, proficient
En
1. The police couldn’t elicit any information from

INGENUOUS (adj) सीधा साधा/वनष्कपट:- innocent, the prisoner.
inexperienced, credulous, gullible 2. They were prosecuted for illicit liquor selling.
Ex: 14.
1. She was ingenious at finding ways to work more CONTINUOUS (adj) लगािार:- something that
quickly.
happens without stopping or breaks
2. It was rather ingenuous of him to ask a stranger
CONTINUAL (adj) बार बार होने िाला:- something that
to 3. look after his luggage.
happens frequently, with breaks between the
10. occurrences
CHILDLIKE (adj) बच्र्चे जैसा/मासूम:- like a child,
innocent, simple
Ex: 18.
1. We have to prevent these continual PRINCIPLE (noun) वसद्ांि:- rule, doctrine, values
breakdowns.
PRINCIPAL (noun/adj) प्रधानार्चायण:- main, major/
2. He had endured house arrest and continual Head of an institution.
harassment by the police.
Ex:
3. The battery provided enough power for upto five
hours of continuous use. 1. The principal cause of his failure was his
15. carelessness.
PERSONAL (adj) वनजी:- Individual, private 2. The principal of the college was invited to the
meeting.
am
PERSONNEL(Noun) कमणर्चारी संबंधी:- employee,
workforce, staff 3. He followed the principles of Gandhiji.
Ex: 19.
a'
1. She is always concerned about her personal ASSENT (noun/verb) मज़
ं रू ी:- agree to something or
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appearance. approve
2. Army personnel were deployed at the site. ASCENT (noun) र्चढाई:- the act of climbing or going
16. up
an
STATIONARY (adj) वस्िर:- not moving, static, ACCENT (noun) लहजा:- a particular way of
motionless pronouncing words
R
STATIONERY(Noun) लेखन सामग्री:- writing Ex:
(1) The manager assented to his proposal.
ith
equipment, for example pens, pencils, paper etc.

Ex: (2) There was a general assent about his
achievement.
W
1. He crashed into the back of a stationary

vehicle. (3) The ascent of the mountain was very steep.
2. John pulled out a stationery and wrote the (4) It was the soft accent that held her attention.
h
letter. 20.
is
17. DISSENT (noun/verb) मिभेद होना:- disagree,

gl
ALTERATION (noun) पररििणन:- change, modification disapprove

DESCENT (noun) पिन:- the act of coming or going
En
ALTERNATION (noun) अदल-बदल:- one after

another, to occur in a successive manner down
ALTERCATION (noun) झगड़ा:- fight, dispute, DECENT (adj) उवर्चि/सभ्य:- ethical, moral,
disagreement honourable
Ex: Ex:
1. He made an alteration in his will before his 1. He did everything to suppress political dissent.
death. 2. Passengers must fasten their seat belts prior to
2. Both the workers work in strict alternation. descent.
3. He was engaged in an altercation with the 3. His decent behaviour made him the favourite of
driver. all.

21. 2. The employee had to suffer humiliation for his

FOREWORD (noun) प्रस्िािना:- a short introduction rude behaviour.
to a book, preface 25.
FORWARD (adverb) सामने:- towards the front, DUAL (adj) दोहरा:- double, twin, paired
ahead DUEL (noun) द्वंद्वयुद्:- fight, disagreement, dispute
Ex: Ex:
1. The boy was asked to write a foreword to the 1. The committee has dual function, both advisory
book. and regulatory.
2. Technology has taken us a big step forward. 2. The officer challenged him to a duel.
am
22. 26.
CONSCIOUS (adj) जागरूक:- aware, attentive, TORTUOUS (adj) कपटपर्
ू ण/घमु ािदार:- twisted,
vigilant
a'
complicated
CONSCIENCE (noun) ज़मीर:- one’s internal sense TORTUROUS (adj) ददणनाक:- causing pain or
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of right and wrong. suffering, torture
CONSCIENTIOUS (adj) किणव्यवनष्ठ:- ethical, Ex:
an
principled, honest
1. They walked through the tortuous streets of the
Ex: old city.
R
1. She is very conscious of her rights. 2. After three years of torturous imprisonment, he
2. Her conscience did not allow her to do the was finally set free.
ith
immoral act. 27.

3. He was thorough and conscientious rather CLIMATIC (adj) जलिायु:- related to climate
W
than brilliant.
CLIMACTIC (adj) उत्तेजक/र्चरम:- related to climax,
23.
highest or most exciting point of something
HUMANITY (noun) मानििा:-
h
Ex:
is
compassion, generosity, benevolent 1. Different parts of the earth have different

HUMANITIES (noun) मनुष्य-जावि-संबंधी विज्ञान:- a study climatic conditions.
gl
of literature, language, philosophy, history. 2. The climactic scene between the father and the
En
Ex: daughter was very touching.

1. We should treat animals with humanity. 28.
2. He is pursuing his graduation in humanities. DISCREET (adj) सािधान:- careful, cautious
24. DISCRETE (adj) अलग:- separate and distinct
HUMILITY (noun) विनम्रिा:- humbleness, modesty, Ex:
politeness 1. A watch is made up of many discrete gears.
HUMILIATION (noun) अपमान:- insult, 2. He performed the task in a discreet way.
embarrassment.
Ex:
1. He accepted the honour with great humility.
29. 33.
EFFICIENT (adj) सक्षम:- capable, skillful LUXURIOUS (adj) आरामदेह:- lavish, comfortable
EFFECTIVE (adj) प्रभािकारी:- producing a desired and expensive
result/effect LUXURIANT (adj) प्रर्चुर:- abundant, plenty
Ex: Ex:
1. The new machine is more efficient than the old 1. The forests are luxuriant in green vegetation.
one. 2. He lives in a luxurious apartment.
2. The lecture delivered by the principal was very 34.
effective.
VENERABLE (adj) पूज्य:- honourable, respectful
am
30.
VULNERABLE (adj) कमज़ोर:- weak, easily affected
VOCATION (noun) रोज़गार:- profession
or attacked, susceptible, prone, unguarded
a'
VACATION (noun) छुट्टी:- holiday
Ex:
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Ex: 1. People with open heart are vulnerable to the
1. He is a carpenter by vocation. deepest wound.
2. The university will be closed for Christmas 2. The cathedral is a venerable building.
vacation.
an
35. KNAVE (noun) धूिण:- a dishonest person
31.
NAIVE (adj) अनुभिहीन:- innocent, inexperienced,
R
APPOSITE (adj) सटीक:- appropriate, suitable, gullible
relevant
ith
Ex:
OPPOSITE (adj) विलोम:- completely different, of a
1. The knave and his conspirators are plotting to
contrary kind rob the bank.
W
Ex: 2. They were naive and easily misled.

1. Her remarks are extremely apposite to the 36.
h
present discussion.
URBAN (adj) शहरी:- relating to or having the
is
2. Both the brothers are opposite in

characteristics of a town or city
temperament.
gl
URBANE (adj) वशष्ट:- one who is very refined or

32.
courteous in manner.
En
MISER (noun) कंजसू :- One who spends less, frugal,

Ex:
stingy
1. The urban population in developing countries is
MISERY (noun) कष्ट:- in a very bad condition, plight,
increasing.
suffering
2. His urbane personality can win over even the
Ex: grouchiest female.
1. A miser worships money. 37.
2. The war brought misery to thousands of FEMINIST (noun/adj) नारीिादी:- one who supports
refugees.
equal rights for women
FEMININE (adj) स्त्री-संबंधी:- qualities related to
woman/girl, tender, delicate, soft
EFFEMINATE (adj) नारी जैसा:- a man who behaves 41.

like a woman. FLARE (noun/verb) र्चमक:- fire, burn, explode,
Ex: outburst, out of control
1. All her life she has been ardent feminist. FLAIR (noun) पैदाइशी हुनर या गुर्:- natural ability to do
2. She used the newspaper column as a platform something, aptitude, talent
for her feminist views. Ex:
3. He talks in an effeminate manner. 1. There was a sudden flare as a fuel tank
38. exploded.
SENSIBLE (adj) समझदार:- wise, logical, prudent, 2. He was a born mechanic with a flair for design.
am
rational 42.
SENSITIVE (adj) संिेदनशील:- emotional, COMPREHENSIVE (adj) विस्िि
ृ :- vast, detailed,
susceptible, easily affected elaborate
a'
Ex: COMPREHENSIBLE (adj) समझने के योग्य:-
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1. She was sensible enough to stop driving when understandable, clear, explicit
she was tired. Ex:
an
2. Curfew was imposed in sensitive areas. 1. She has a comprehensive knowledge of the
39. subject.
2. Her words were barely comprehensible.
R
ACCENTUATE (verb) जोर देना:- to emphasize or to
make something more noticeable. 43.
ith
ATTENUATE (verb) कम करना:- reduce, decrease EGOIST (noun) स्िािी/घमंडी:- one who is arrogant,
Ex: selfish and self centered
W
1. She accentuated her beautiful eyes with EGOTIST (noun) अहंिादी:- one who believes in self
makeup. praise, braggart, show-off
h
2. The government hopes that the air strikes will Ex:

attenuate the number of terrorists hiding in the
is
1. He is an egoist and doesn’t care for others.

mountains.
2. You need to be an egotist to succeed in politics.
gl
40.
44.
En
ADVERSITY (noun) कविनाई:- a difficult or

INDUSTRIAL (adj) औद्योवगक:- related to industries
unpleasant situation
INDUSTRIOUS (adj) मेहनिी:- hard working,
ADVERSARY (noun) विरोधी:- enemy, rival, opposer,
laborious
competitor
Ex:
Ex:
1. Industrial output has reached record levels.
1. She turned adversity into opportunity.
2. The student is neither intelligent nor
2. He defeated his old adversary with great ease
industrious.
and comfort.

45. 49.
DEFER (verb) टालना:- postpone, procrastinate, put ALLEVIATE (verb) कम करना:- reduce, mitigate,
off pacify, appease
DEFERENCE (noun) सम्मान:- respect, honour, ELEVATE (verb) ऊपर उिाना:- increase, escalate,
reverence
Ex:
Ex: 1. We should alleviate the sufferings of others.
1. We wish to defer our decision until next week. 2. Good books elevate the mind.
2. The officials were treated with extreme 50.
deference.
SIGHT (noun) दृवष्ट:- the ability to see, view
am
46.
SITE (noun) स्िल:- place/location
ACCESS (noun/verb) पहुुँर्च:- to get, obtain,
approach, enter CITE (verb) उल्लेख करना:- mention/quote
a'
EXCESS (adj) अविररि:- plentiful, abundant Ex:
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Ex: 1. It was a wonderful sight.
1. The only access to the building is through the 2. The construction site was far from the city.
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side door. 3. He cited many examples to express the idea
2. The file can be accessed by the users. contained in the poem.
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3. His eyes were blinded by excess of light. 51.
47. ACCESSORY (noun) अविररि:- addition, adjunct,
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ALLUSION (noun) संकेि:- an indirect reference, attachment, extra, supplementary

hint, implication ACCESSARY (noun) सहयोगी:- a person who helps
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ILLUSION (noun) माया/छल/भ्रावन्ि:- a false idea or another in crime, accomplice

belief, misconception Ex:
h
Ex: 1. The shop sells expensive accessories for

women.
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1. His poetry is full of obscure literary allusion.

2. She is in the illusion that her father will pay the 2. The car has accessories such as music system,
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debts. alarm bell etc.

En
48. 3. He was charged with being an accessary to the

murder.
AFFECTION (noun) स्नेह:- liking, admiration,
loveliness, 52.
AFFECTATION (noun) वदखािा:- show off, flaunt, APPRAISE (verb) मूल्यांकन करना:- evaluate, assess,
pomp judge
Ex: APPRISE (verb) सूवर्चि करना:- inform or tell

1. He has great affection for his family. Ex:
2. She is sincere and without affectation. 1. The employer should appraise the ability of his
employees.
2. I thought it was right to apprise 3. Priya of what
had happened.
53. 2. He loves to adorn herself with jewels.

ANNUAL (adj) िावषणक:- a period of one year 57.
ANNUL (verb) रद्द करना:- to declare invalid / nullify VERACIOUS (adj) ईमानदार:- genuine, authentic,
credible, true
Ex:
VORACIOUS (adj) भुक्खड़/लालसा:- greedy, hungry,
1. The company published its earnings in the
annual report. eager
2. The manager has the power to annul Ex:

inappropriate decisions. 1. He was a strictly veracious reporter.
2. John would not be overweight if he were not
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54. such a voracious eater.
SURFEIT (noun) अवि सेिन:- excess, overabundance, 3. He is a voracious reader.
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redundant 58.
COUNTERFEIT (adj) नकली:- false, fake DESERT (noun/verb) मरूस्िल:- sandy area,
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abandon, leave
FORFEIT (verb) खो बैिना:- to lose something as a
penalty / fine DESSERT (noun) भोजन के बाद मीिा:- sweet dish
an
Ex: Ex:
1. Indigestion can be brought on by a surfeit of 1. He was deserted by his friends
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rich food. 2. The heat in the desert was extreme.
2. The police seized counterfeit notes from the We had ice-cream and apple pie for dessert.
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house.
59.
3. Because of his violent behaviour, he forfeited
EMACIATION (noun) क्षीर्िा:- decay, degeneration,
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the right to visit his children.

weakness
55.
EMANCIPATION (noun) आजादी:- freedom, liberty
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EMIGRATE (verb) स्िदेश त्यगना:- to move away from a

Ex:
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city or country to live somewhere else

IMMIGRATE (verb) अन्य देश से आकर बसना:- to move 1. She was very thin, almost to the point of
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emaciation.
into a city or country from somewhere else
2. The church encouraged the emancipation of
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Ex:
the slaves.
1. The war caused the families to emigrate from
60.
their homeland to a new country.
MORAL (adj) नैविक :- honest, ethical, principled
2. He immigrated to America for better job
opportunities. IMMORAL (adj) अनैविक:- corrupt, dishonest
56. AMORAL (adj) नीविहीन:- lacking a moral sense,
ADORE (verb) बहुि पसंद करना:- admire, appreciate unconcerned with the rightness or wrongness of
something
ADORN (verb) सजाना:- decorate
Ex: 1. The story gives us an important moral
Ex: lesson.
1. We adore him for his generosity. 2. It was immoral of her to tell lies.
Science as such is completely amoral. rows of seats in church, theatre, etc.

61. Ex:
SALES (noun) वबक्री :- deal, transaction 1. People were stranded on the deserted isle.
SAILS (noun) पाल :- a large sheet of cloth used to 2. The beautiful aisle was decorated with flowers.
make a boat or ship sail 66.
Ex: DOZE (verb/noun) झपकी :- short period of sleep
1. The sales of automobiles have gone down. DOSE (noun) खुराक :- an amount of something
2. No sooner did we set the sails than it began to Ex:
rain.
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1. He was dozing in front of the television.
62.
2. I always take my daily dose of medicine.
GATE (noun) दरिाजा :- doorway/entrance
67.
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GAIT (noun) र्चाल :- a particular way of walking
REIN (noun) लगाम :- a long, thin piece of leather to
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Ex: control a horse.
1. The gate was blocked by them. REIGN (verb/noun) शासन :- rule
2. The women was fat and had a slow gait.
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Ex:
63. 1. The princess firmly held the rein in her hands.
PAIL (noun) बालटी :- a bucket
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2. The king’s reign was marked by prosperity.
PALE (adj) फीका :- dull 68.
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Ex: VAIN (adj) व्यिण :- useless

1. Jack and Jill went up the hill to fetch a pail of VANE (noun) िायु वदशा बिाने िाला यन्र :- device
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water. showing direction of wind

2. She turned pale with fear. VEIN (noun) नस / शैली :- blood vessel/a particular
h
64. style
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IDOL (noun) प्रविमा / आदशण :- statue/role model Ex:

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IDEAL (adj/noun) सटीक/उपयि

ु :- perfect/principle 1. He was in the vain hope of meeting the
manager.
IDLE (adj) आलसी :- dull
En
2. The weather vane is spinning wildly.

Ex:
3. In a very serious vein, he rejected the proposal.
1. We worship the idol of Goddess Durga.
69.
2. I regard Abdul Kalam as my idol.
DEFY (verb) विरोध करना :- oppose, disobey
She is my ideal student.
DEIFY (verb) पज
ू ना:- worship
3. He followed the ideals of Gandhiji.
Ex:
4. The workers were idle due to strike.
1. The Romans used to deify their emperors.
65.
2. This was the first time that I dared to defy my
ISLE (noun) टापू /द्वीप :- an island
mother.
AISLE (noun) गवलयारा :- a passage between the
70. Ex:
FARE (noun) वकराया :- charge/payment 1. Drivers who exceed the speed limit are fined.
FAIR (noun) ईमानदार/मेला :- honest/a large event 2. He acceded to my proposal.
where people, businesses etc. show and sell their 75.
goods CANVAS (noun) टाट / पाल :- piece of strong cloth for
Ex: making bags, tents or used for painting a picture
1. The student needs some money for the bus CANVASS (verb) िोट माुँगना :- to solicit votes
fare.
EX:
2. They are fair and decent persons.
1. He was painting on a large canvas.
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3. I visited the fair yesterday and got a great
number of books. 2. He has canvassed for the party.
71. 76.
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SORE (adj/noun) पीड़ादायक /घाि :- painful/wound CANNON (noun) िोप :- a large gun mounted on
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SOAR (verb) िेजी से बढ़ना :- to rise/increase
CANON (noun) वनयम काननू :- a general accepted
Ex: rule
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1. He has a sore throat. Ex:
2. The temperature soared to 100℃. 1. Cannons are used as weapons in war.
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72. 2. The priest referred to the canon of morality.
HOARD (noun/verb) इकठ्ठा करना :- collect/store 77. PRACTICE (noun) अभ्यास
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HORDE (noun) भीड़ :- large group of people PRACTISE (verb) अभ्यास करना
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Ex: Ex:
1. They have begun to hoard food supplies. 1. I practised a lot for my exams.
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2. Hordes of people entered the hall. 2. I did a lot of practice for my exams.
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73. 78.
COMPLACENT (adj) आत्मसंिुवष्ट :- self satisfied
gl
ADVICE (noun) सलाह :- suggestion

COMPLAISANT (adj) विनयपूर्ण :- agreeable/obedient ADVISE (verb) सलाह देना :- suggest
En
Ex: Ex:
1. I am not complacent with low quality service. 1. She gave me some good advice.
2. She is always helpful and complaisant in 2. I advised him to have patience.
nature.
79.
74.
ABATE (verb) कम होना :- to make less strong
EXCEED (verb) बढ़ जाना :- more than particular
amount or number ABET (verb) उकसाना :- to encourage to do
something wrong
ACCEDE (verb) सहमि होना :- agree
ABUT (verb) आमने सामने /पास :- be next to/adjacent
to

Ex: 84.
1. We must abate noise pollution in HOMELY (adj) घरे लू / साधारर् / सुखकर:- pleasant
our city. HOMILY (noun) धमणगीि / प्रिर्चन:- sermon
2. The wife abetted her husband to commit the Ex:
crime.
1. He provided a very homely atmosphere.
The two buildings abut each other.
2. The priest gave a homily on kindness.
80.
85.
CONTAGIOUS (adj) संक्रामक :- infectious
HAIL (verb/noun) ओले / िारीफ करना:- small balls of
CONTIGUOUS (adj) सटा हुआ / पास:- close/near
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ice / praise
Ex: HALE (adj) स्िस्ि:- strong and healthy
1. The new disease proved contagious. HELL (noun) नरक:- a place of the condemned.
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2. The garden is contiguous to the field.
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81.
1. I woke up by the sound of hail.
GENTLE (adj) विनम्र:- calm, kind, moderate
2. The book was hailed as a masterpiece.
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GENTEEL (adj) सभ्य / सज्जन:- aristocratic, elite, 3. She is hale and hearty in her nineties.
refined, stylish
4. Lucifer is the king of hell.
Ex:
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86.
1. The weather is gentle.
HAIR (noun) बाल
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2. He is very gentle to his kids.

HARE (noun) खरगोश:- rabbit like animal
3. He appears to have genteel manners.
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HEIR (noun) उत्तरावधकारी:- successor

82.
BARMY (adj) पागल:- mad, crazy Ex:
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1. She has long hair.

BALMY (adj) सुखदायक:- pleasant
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2. I have heard the story of the tortoise and the

Ex: hare.
gl
1. It was an absolutely barmy idea. 3. He is an heir to the throne.

2. The weather was balmy and we decided to flock 87.
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to the beach.
LOSE (verb) खोना:- miss, misplace
83.
LOOSE (adj) ढीला:- not firmly fixed
VENIAL (adj) क्षम्य:- pardonable, excusable
Ex:
VENAL (adj) भ्रष्टार्चारी:- corrupt, immoral
1. I don’t want to lose the opportunity.
Ex:
2. In summer, we wear loose clothes.
1. He was given minor punishment as his offence
was venial. 88.
2. They were accused of being involved in venal HUMAN (noun) मानि:- man
practices. HUMANE (adj) दयालु:- kind

Ex: Ex:
1. Humans are the most intelligent beings. 1. He had to face the wrath of his boss by
2. He received an award for his humane efforts. opposing him.
89. 2. The wraith of his mother haunts the house.
PEOPLE (noun) लोग :- persons

94.
PUPIL (noun) वशष्य / आुँख की पुिली:- student/ an
WRECK (verb/noun) बरबाद करना :- damage, destroy
aperture in the iris of the eye
WREAK (verb) वकसी र्चीज का होना :- to cause
Ex:
something terrible to happen
am
1. The book is based on the story of real people.
Ex:
2. She was the pupil of Abdul Kalam.
1. The storm wrecked the house.
3. The pupil of the eye regulates the flow of light to
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the retina. 2. They wreaked havoc on the enemy.
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90.
FORTHRIGHT (adj) वनष्कपट:- straightforward INTERMITTIENT (adj) रुक रुक कर :- irregular
INTERMINABLE (adj) लगािार :- constant,
FORTHWITH (adverb) िुरंि :- immediately
an
continuous
Ex:
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1. She was forthright in her opinions.
1. After three hours of intermittent rain, the game
2. The violations of the court must cease was abandoned.
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forthwith.
2. The journey seemed interminable.
91.
96.
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UPRIGHT (adj) वनष्कपट:- honest

ALTER (verb) पररििणन करना:- change
UPTIGHT (adj) वर्चंविि / नाराज:-
ALTAR (noun) िेदी:- a raised structure or place
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nervous/worried/angry
where people honour God with offerings
is
Ex:
Ex:
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1. He is upright in his behaviour.

1. He was forced to alter his plans.
2. He gets uptight if anyone criticises him.
En
2. He knelt down before the altar.

92.
ABJURE (verb) त्यागना:- reject, renounce
ADJURE (verb) अनुरोध करना:- request
Ex:
1. They were compelled to abjure their faith.
2. She adjured him to tell the truth.
93.
WRATH (noun) गुस्सा :- anger
WRAITH (noun) भूि :-ghost, spirit

ONE WORD SUBSTITUTION Posterity b. postdiction
1. To examine one’s thoughts and feelings. c. postscript d. corrigendum
a. Meditation b. retrospection 16. Strong and settled dislike between two persons
c. reflection d. introspection Apathy b. hatred
2. A short, usually amusing, story about some real c. antipathy d. animosity
person or event 17. A person who has no money to pay of his debts
a. Anecdote b. antidote a. Debtor b. pauper
c. tale d. allegory c. beggar d. insolvent
3. Woman who offers the use of her body for sexual 18. An entertainer who performs difficult physical
intercourse to any one who will pay for this actions
a. Voluptuary b. cuckold a. Clown b. gymnast c. magician d. acrobat
c. prostitute d. concubine 19. A small house with all rooms on one floor
4. Life history of a person written by another a. Bungalow b. cottage c. flat d. castle
a. Autobiography b. biography 20. A song embodying religious and sacred emotions
c. bibliography d. memoir a. Lyric b. ode c. hymn d. ballad
5. Custom of having many wives 21. The policy of extending a country’s empire and
a. Monogamy b. bigamy influence
c. polygamy d. matrimony a. Imperialism b. capitalism
6. A person who does not believe in any religion c. internationalism d. communism
a. Philatelist b. rationalist 22. Government by a single person
c. atheist d. pagan a. Monarchy b. autocracy
7. Bringing about gentle and painless death from c. plutocracy d. aristocracy
incurable disease 23. Practice of a married woman having extra marital
a. Suicide b. euphoria relationship
c. gallows d. euthanasia a. Polygamy b. puberty c. lechery d. adultery
8. A man of lax moral 24. A workman who fits and repairs pipes
a. Ruffian b. licentious a. Mechanic b. blacksmith
c. pirate d. vagabond c. plumber d. technocrat
9. A small enclosure for cattle, sheep, poultry etc 25. Part of a church in which bells hang
a. Cellar b. sty a. Minaret b. chapel c. belfry d. spire
c. pen d. lair 26. Mania for Talking
10. To cause troops etc. to spread out in readiness for a. Logomania b. pyromania
battle c. 1ibliomania d. kleptomania
a. Align b. collocate 27. The custom of having more than one husband at
c. deploy d. disperse the same time
11. One who forcibly seizes control of a bus or an a. Polygamy b. polyandry
aircraft c. debauchery d. bigamy
a. Pirate b. swindler 28. An extremely deep crack or opening in the
c. hijacker d. pilferer ground
12. The act of killing one’s wife a. Chasm b. aperture c. ditch d. pit
a. Genocide b. uxoricide 29. The study of ancient societies
c. canicide d. avicide a. History b. anthropology
13. Music sung or played at night below a person’s c. ethnology d. archaeology
window 30. The foolish belief that one is God
a. Serenade b. sonnet a. Blasphemy b. theocracy
c. lyric d. primo c. paranoia d. theomania
14. A government by the nobles 31. List of heading of the business to be transacted at
a. Democracy b. bureaucracy a meeting
c. autocracy d. aristocracy a. Schedule b. agenda c. proceeding d. excerpts
15. Anything written in a letter after it is signed
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32. A process involving too much official formality 51. An office or post with no work but high pay
a. Nepotism b. diplomacy a. Honorary b. sinecure c. gratis d. ex-officio
c. red-tapism d. bureaucracy 52. One who is well-versed in any subject; a critical
33. Person who brings an action at law judge of any art, particularly fine arts
a. Plaintiff b. litigant c. deponent d. defendant a. Veteran b. philistine
34. The short remaining end of a cigarette c. dilettante d. connoisseur
a. Stump b. stub c. rag d. scrap 53. Person who is indifferent to both pleasure and
35. The place where public, government or historical pain
records are kept a. Saintb. ascetic c. stoic d. hermit
a. Coffer b. pantry c. scullery d. archives 54. A person who is against the standards of ordinary
36. A post without remuneration society especially in dressing
a. Voluntary b. sinecure c. honorary d. involuntary a. Joker b. hippy c. scapegoat d. butt
37. Large scale departure of people 55. Murder of a brother
a. Migration b. emigration c. immigration d. exodus a. Patricide b. regicide c. homicide d. fratricide
38. Lottery in which an article is assigned by lot to 56. Mania for stealing articles
one of those buying tickets a. Logomania b. nymphomania
a. Auction b. raffle c. auditd. d. transit c. kleptomania d. hypomania
39. To send an unwanted person out of the country 57. Mental weariness for want of occupation
a. Exclude b. ostracise c. deport d. expatriate A. Fatigue b. ennui c. languor d. debility
40. Voluntarily giving up throne by king in favour of 58. One who loves all and sundry
his son a. Optimist b. humanist c. altrui d. philanthropist
a. Abdication b. resurrection 59. Mania for travel
c. accession d. renunciation a. Dromomania b. pyromania
41. Child bereaved of one or both the parents c. bibliomania d. logomania
a. Desolate b. destitute c. legacy d. property 60. A person living permanently in a certain place
42. Gift left by will a. Native b. resident c. domicile d. subject
a. Alimony b. parsimony c. legacy d. property 61. Paying back injury with injury
43. A government run by a dictator a. Vendetta b. repression
a. Democracy b. autocracy c. subjugation d. reprisal
c. oligarchy d. theocracy 62. Acutely affected by external impressions
44. One who always runs away from danger a. Ingenious b. impressionable
a. Escapist b. timid c. coward d. shirker c. credulous d. sensitive
45. A poem written on the death of someone loved 63. To slap with a flat object
and lost a. Hew b. swat c. chop d. gnaw
a. Ode b. epic c. sonnet d. elegy 64. An assembly of hearers
46. One who despises persons of lower social a. Audience b. crowd
position c. congregation d. assemblage
a. Prim b. snobc. prig d. aristocrat 65. As associate in an office of institution
47. Gradual recovery from illness a. Companion b. ally c. colleague d. accomplice
a. Hysteria b. amnesia 66. One who is unrelenting and cannot be moved by
c. superannuation d. convalescence entreaties
48. One who is determined to exact full vengeance a. Inexorable b. infallible
for wrongs done to him. c. Impregnable d. inexplicable
a. Vindicator b. usurer c. vindictive d. 67. Regard for others as a principle of action
virulent a. Cynicism b. nepotism
49. A person who believes that pleasure is the chief c. philanthropy d. altruism
good 68. Person who claims to have great love for and
a. Stoic b. hedonist c. epicure d. sensual understanding of what is beautiful in nature, art etc.
50. Commencement of words with the same letter a. Critic b. aesthete
a. Rhyme b. alliteration c. pun d. oxymoron c. connoisseur d. artist
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69. A disease which spreads by contact a. Horticulture b. bonsai
a. Infectious b. contagious c. universal d. immeasurable
c. contiguous d. contextual 86. Walking in sleep
70. An animal story with a moral a. Somniloquism b. somnambulism
a. Fable b. tale c. anecdote d. parable c. obsession d. hallucination
71. To change shape, nature or substance of 87. One who cannot die
a. Modulate b. substitute a. Stable b. immortal
c. remodel d. transmute c. perpetual d. perennial
72. Person who believes that God is every thing and 88. A formal written charge against a person for
everything is God some crime or offence
a. Agnostic b. theist a. Accusation b. indictment
c. pantheist d. pantechnicon c. allegation d. acrimony
73. Person who pilots or travels in a balloon, airship 89. Language difficult to understand because of bad
or other aircraft form
a. Aeronaut b. astronaut c. aerobat d. acrobat Rhetoric b. jargon
74. witty, clever retort c. pedantic d. verbatim
a. Sarcasm b. repartee c. platitude d. invective 90. Belief or opinion contrary to what is generally
75. Word different in meaning but similar in sound accepted
a. Homonym b. synonym c. acronym d. antonym Unbelief b. superstition
76. Simplest and smallest form of plant life, present c. non conformity d. heresy
in air, water and soil; essential to life but may cause 91. A person obsessed with exclusively one idea or
disease subject
a. Virus b. amoeba a. Crazy b. kleptomaniac
c. bacteria d. toxin c. monomaniac d. nymphomaniac
77. A girl or woman who flirts, that is, tries to attract 92. A child of unusual or remarkable talent
people and make advances in love simply to satisfy a. Scholar b. diligent c. freakd. prodigy
her vanity 93. A disease which ends in death
a. Prostitute b. coquette c. spinster d. concubine a. Contagious b. lethal c. fatal d. deadly
78. A person who regards the whole world as his 94. A person who kills somebody especially for
country political reasons
a. Patriot b. nationalist a. Criminal b. murderer c. assassin d. hangman
c. cosmopolitan d. metropolitan 95. One who loves mankind
79. Relationship by blood or birth a. Anthropologist b. philanthropist
a. Parentage b. affiliation c. seismologist d. optometrist
c. consanguinity d. nepotism 96. A small piece of potato
80. A story in which ideas are symbolised as people a. Chunk b. chip c. scrap d. bit
a. Allegory b. fable c. legend d. parable 97. A child who stays away from school without any
81. The cessation of warfare before a treaty is signed good reason
a. Affidavit b. agreement c. armistice d. amnesty a. Vagabond b. delinquent
82. A person who makes love without serious c. schizophrenic d. truant
intentions 98. A common place remark
a. Consort b. philanderer c. romeo d. goon a. Dialogue b. platitude
83. Opposed to great or sudden change c. epigram d. statement
a. Static b. revolutionary 99. Line at which the earth or sea and sky seem to
c. conservative d. evolutionary meet
84. Having no beginning or end to its existence a. Horizon b. zenith c. fringe d. plinth
a. Eternal b. obscure 100. A person who rules without consulting the
c. universal d. immeasurable opinion of others
85. The art of cutting trees and bushes into a. Democrat b. bureaucrat
ornamental shapes c. autocrat d. fanatic
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101. Study of mankind a. Forest b. stable c. lair d. sanctuary
a. Pathology b. physiology 120. A person who looks on the bright side of things
c. philology d. anthropology a. Sycophant b. optimist c. cynic d. pessimist
102. Intentional destruction of racial groups 121. One who lends money at high rate of interest
a. Homicide b. genocide c. fratricide d. regicide a. Solvent b. uxorious c. usurer d. shylock
103. One who is interested in the welfare of women 122. One who cuts precious stones
a. Feminine b. feminist a. Philatelist b. drover c. lapidist d. oculist
c. effeminate d. flamboyant 123. Government by the Gods
104. Study of statistics of births, deaths, diseases to a. Plutocracy b. theocracy
show the state of community c. thearchy d. pantisocracy
a. Geography b. anthropology 124. A person not sure of the existence of God
c. topography d. demography a. Theist b. atheist c. agnostic d. cynic
105. Through which light cannot pass 125. One who compiles dictionary
a. Dull b. dark c. obscure d. opaque a. Calligrapher b. editor
106. A sudden rush of wind c. lexicographer d. compiler
a. Gale b. typhoon c. gust d. storm 126. Which can be easily believed
107. One who take delight in excessive cruelty a. Credulous b. creditable
a. Anarchist b. sophist c. sadist d. nihilist c. trustworthy d. credible
108. An unexpected stroke of good luck 127. Woman trained to help other women in child
a. Fortune b. windfall birth
c. boon d. breakthrough a. Virgin b. midwife c. matron d. nurse
109. A person who helps you break the law 128. A person with full discretionary powers to act
a. Spy b. collaborator on behalf of a country
c. ally d. accomplice a. Ambassador b. emissary
110. Not conforming to ordinary rules of behaviour c. plenipotentiary d. envoy
a. Lunatic b. absurd c. eccentric d. maniacal 129. Design made by putting together coloured
111. Stealing from the writings of others. pieces of glass or stones
a. Copying b. reframing a. Oleograph b. mosaic c. tracery d. relief
c. reproducing d. plagiarism 130. To deprive a thing of its holy character
112. Short descriptive poem of picturesque scene or a. Sacrilege b. blasphemy
incident c. consecrate d. desecrate
a. Malady b. sonnet c. idyll d. charade 131. A man with prejudiced views against religion
113. A man who starves body for the good of soul a. Orthodox b. bigot c. fanatic d. profane
a. Monk b. ascetic c. saint d. spiritualist 132. The school or college in which one has been
114. A person who is reserved in talks educated
a. Reticent b. silent a. Matinee b. alumni c. Alma mater d. calvin
c. mendicant d. garrulous 133. One who deserts his religion
115. A short stay at a place a. Deserter b. turn-coat
a. Halt b. interlude c. fanatic d. apostate
c. intermission d. sojourn 134. Medicine which lessens pain
116. A raised place on which offerings to a god are a. Balm b. Panacea
made c. Anodyne d. Antibiotic
a. Mound b. chapel c. altar d. archives 135. A woman whose husband is died
117. To talk much without coming to the point a. Virgin b. spinster c. wedlock d. widow
a. Verbosity b. garrulousness 136. To take one to task
c. loquacity d. circumlocution a. Disgrace b. handle c. entreat d. rebuke
118. Constant effort to achieve something 137. One who uses fear as a weapon of power.
a. Perseverance b. attempt a. Terrorist b. militant
c. enthusiasm d. vigour c. extremist d. anarchist
119. A place where a wild animal lives
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138. A small piece of wood C. Androphobia D. Cellophobia
a. Splinter b. crumb c. scrap d. chip 156. Fear of depths :
139. Mania for setting fires A. Altophobia B. Acrophobia
a. Pyromania b. kleptomania C. Bathophobia D. Aerophobia
c. logomania d. nymphomania 157 Fear of males :
140. A pioneer of a reform movement A. Androphobia B. Catrophobia
a. Renegade b. apostle C. Geraphobia D. Gynaephobia
c. apotheosis d. apothecary 158. Fear of public/place open :
141. Wicked to a high degree A. Altophobia B. Claustrophobia
a. Cruel b. hateful c. heinous d. abominable C. Acrophobia D. Agoraphobia
142. The original inhabitants of a country 159. Fear of dogs :
a. Aborigines b. citizens c. natives d. primitive A. Algophobia B. Entomophobia
143. Dungeon entered by trapdoor C. Cynophobia D. Demonomania
a. Cellar b. ditch c. vault d. oubliette 160. Fear of time :
144. One desirous of getting money A. Ergophobia B. Genophobia
a. Avaricious b. voracious C. Chronophobia D. geraphobia
c. garrulous d. greedy 161. Fear of books :
145. Place where birds are kept A. Bibliophobia B. Chronophobia
a. Zoo b. apiary c. armoury d. aviary C. Cacophobia D. Catrophobia
146. A person with a beautiful and elegant 162. Extreme fear about beauty :
handwriting A. Anorexia B. Androphobia
a. Calligrapher b. collier C. Cellophobia D. Gynaephobia
c. choreographer d. cartographer 163. Fear of doctors :
147. A person who is always dissatisfied A. Algophobia B. Cacophobia
a. Heretic b. felon c. malcontent d. surrogate C. Androphobia D. catrophobia
148. Loss of power to move in any or every part of 164. Fear of ugliness :
the body A. Algophobia B. Cacophobia
a. Rheumatism b. paralysis C. Catrophobia D. Androphobia
c. eczema d. leprosy 165. Fear of insects :
149. One who does not care of literature or art A. Cynophobia B. Cacophobia
a. Barbarian b. philistine C. Haemetophobia D. Entomophobia
c. illiterate d. primitive 166. Delusion of being under evil spirits :
150. A group of three novels or plays, each complete A. Cacophobia B. Algophobia
in itself C. Demonomania D. Phasmophobia
a. Triplet b. triumvir c. trilogy d. trivet 167. Morbid compulsion to drink :
151. Fear of high places : A. Dipsophobia B. Dipsomania
A. Aerophobia B. Claustrophobia C. Hydrophobia D. Anorexia
C. Agoraphobia D. Acrophobia 168. Fear of thirst :
152. Fear of air : A. Dipsomania B. Hydrophobia
A. Anemophobia B. Aerophobia C. Haemetophobia D. Dipsophobia
C. Altophobia D .Bathophobia 169. Fear of being confined to small place :
153. Fear of pain : A. Claustrophobia B. geraphobia
A. Androphobia B. Algophobia C. Acrophobia D. Aerophobia
C. Catrophobia D. Cacophobia 170. Fear of knowledge :
154. Fear of altitude A. Biblophobia B. Ergophobia
A. Altophobia B. hydrophobia C. Gnosiophobia D. Graphophobia
C. Claustrophobia D. Agoraphobia 171. Fear of old age :
155. Fear of getting fat makes young girls stop eating A. Demonomania B. Androphobia
resulting in harmful effect : C. Lipophobia D. Geraphobia
A. Gynaephobia B. Anorexia
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(a) tangible (b) trouble
172. Fear of child birth : (c) trickster (d) gullible
A. Chronophobia B. Genophobia 190. A place where birds are kept
C. Maieusiophobia D. Thanatophobia (a) aquarium (b) aviary (c) sanctuary (d) apiary
173. Fear of marriage : 191. A gathering at a religious place
A. Gamophobia B. Gynophobia (a) congregation (b) spectators
C. Anorexia D. Cellophobia (c) mob (d) audience
174. Fear of work : 192. Art of working with metals
A. Chronophobia B. Logophobia (a) meteorite (b) metaphysics
C. Ergophobia D. Peniaphobia (c) metallurgy (d) metalloid
175. Strange in appearance 193. One who compiles a dictionary
(a) bizarre (b) rustic (a) lexicographer (b) cartographer
(c) geriatric (d) decrepit (c) bibliographer (d) lapidist
176. The study of election. 194. A person who worships only one God
(a) archeology (b) philately (a) polytheist (b) monotheist
(c) philanthropy (d) psephology (c) philogynist (d) theist
177. Enigmatic person 195. Causing annoyance or resentment
(a) unique (b) unstable (c) stable (d) unknowable (a) Congenial (b) Galling (c) Amiable (d) Mellow
178. A group of islands 196. Recklessly extravagant or wasteful in the use of
(a) islet(b) archipelago (c) reef (d) atoll resources
179. Sudden involuntary muscular contraction. (a) Profligate (b) Churlish (c) Harpy (d) Hoarder
(a) sprain (b) spasm (c) spam (d) span 197. Wrap or cover for warmth
180. To renounce one’s throne (a) Encourage (b) Muffle (c) Divulge (d) Expose
(a) abdicate (b) arrogate (c) abstain (d) abrogate 198. Keen interest or enthusiasm
181. Make something less severe. (a) Lassitude (b) Lethargy
(a) aggravation (b) mediation (c) Avidity (d) Soporific
(c) palliation (d) reduction 199. Criticize unfairly
182. Lively or high-spirited (a) Complimentary (b) Obeisance
(a) depression (b) grave (c) Denigrate (d) Accolade
(c) vivacious (d) discouraged 200. The occurrence and development of events by
183. One who does or studies without seriousness. chance in a happy or beneficial way
(a) dilettante (b) diligent (a) Debacle (b) Affliction
(c) deliberate (d) distracted (c) Infelicity (d) Serendipity
184. Not clear 201. Open rebellion of soldiers and sailors against
(a) stupidity (b) obscure lawful authority
(c) clarity (d) intensity A. Revolt B. Revolution C. Anarchy D. Mutiny
185. A person who helps another to commit a crime 202. A formal speech, especially one given on a
(a) colleague (b) accomplice ceremonial occasion
(c) assistant (d) supporter (a) Oration (b) Reticent
186. A legal agreement that allows someone to use a (c) Bashful (d) Taciturn
building or land for a period of time, usually is return 203. Regard with great respect
for rent (a) Insolence (b) Venerate
(a) assurance (b) deal (c) lease (d) bond (c) Flippancy (d) Coarseness
187. The act of killing one’s own brother 204. Kill someone by covering their nose and mouth
(a) homicide (b) suicide so that they suffocate
(c) patricide (d) fratricide a. Bulwark b. Foster c. Sentinel d. Smother
188. Rules governing socially acceptable behaviour 205. That which cannot be heard.
(a) politeness (b) formality a. invisible b. inaudible c. hidden d. slight
(c) behavior (d) etiquette 206. Incapable of being corrected.
189. A person who is easily deceived or tricked a. inviolable b. incredible
c. incorrigible d. impossible
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207. One who does not tire easily. (c) amphibian (d) gregarious
a. indelible b. indefatigable 224. Someone not fit to be chosen
c. inflatable d. indestructible (a) illegible (b) non-eligible
208. Incapable of being read (c) uneligible (d) ineligible
a. vague b. eligible c. unseen d. illegible 225. One who deals in furs.
209. Too unimportant to consider (a) tanner (b) furrier (c) lapidist (d) drover
a. diminutive b. trivial 226. With no particular order or plan.
c. nothing d. noticeable (a) hazard (b) hazardous
210. That which can be drawn into a thin wire. (c) hopeless (d) haphazard
a. brittle b. ductile c. flexible d. smooth 227. The point at which something is complete or
211. Impossible to satisfy finalized
a. contented b. satisfiable (a) consummation (b) final (c) uncomplete (d) end
c. satisfactory d. insatiable 228. Occurring, operating, or done at the same time
212. Liable to break easily (a) simultaneous (b) right
a. bent b. brittle c. thin d. soft (c) timebound (d) temporary
213. An instrument for measuring the atmospheric 229. The complete control of trade in particular
pressure goods or type of goods
a. thermometer b. altometer (a) monopoly (b) sharing
c. barometer d. ammeter (c) scattering (d) distribution
214. The part of a country’s government responsible 230. Using or expressed in more words than are
for its legal system.’ needed.
a. judiciary b. legislature (a) verbose (b) concise
c. police d. executive (c) succinct (d) lengthy
215. One who sells articles at public sales 231. A woman whose husband is died and who has
(a) Auctioneer (b) Tolerance not married again
(c) Stoicism (d) Reticence (a) celibate (b) bachelor
216. An act of misappropriation of money (c) single (d) widow
(a) debasement (b) misconduct 232. A man whose wife is died and who has not
(c) corruption (d) embezzlement married again
217. The first public performance of a musical or (a) widower (b) celibate (c) widow (d) married
theatrical work or the first showing of a film 233. Impossible to understand
(a) premiere (b) preview (a) comprehensible (b) unintelligible
(c) opener (d) Debut (c) exonerate (d) intelligible
218. Rules governing socially acceptable behaviour. 234. Change ordinary metals into gold
(a) behaviour (b) etiquette (a) alchemy (b) auctioneer
(c) formality (d) politeness (c) agent (d) master
219. A person who is easily deceived or tricked. 235. A person or thing that has the same name as
(a) Gullible (b) tangible another.
(c) trouble (d) trickster (a) namesake (b) stroll
220. Submission to all that happens as inevitable. (c) metaphor (d) emblem
(a) fatalism (b) Superstition 236. A place in a large institution for the care of
(c) pragmatism (d) Pessimism those who are ill
221. A legal agreement that allows someone to use a (a) house (b) university
building or land for a period of time, usually for rent. (c) college (d) infirmary
(a) assurance (b) deal (c) bond (d) lease 237. A mass of snow, ice, and rocks falling rapidly
222. A person who worships only one God. down a mountainside
(a) Philogymist (b) theist (a) flux (b) waterfall
(c) Monotheist (d) Polytheist (c) avalanche (d) flood
223. Animals living in water
(a) mammals (b) aquatic
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238. A person whose trade is cutting up and selling 253. Prohibited by law or treaty from being imported
meat in a shop on exported:
(a) butcher (b) assassin (a) contraband (b) smuggled
(c) murderer (d) moaner (c) counterfeit (d) forged
239. Linked together 254. Intentional destruction of racial groups:
(a)connect (b) concatenate (a) regicide (b) genocide
(c) joint (d) assemble (c) homicide (d) fratricide
240. Exclusive right to publish a book 255. A person in vehicle or on horseback escorting
(a) copyright (b) dominate another vehicle:
(c) control (d) exonerate (a) navigator (b) escort
241. Gradual increase in force - volume - loudness. (c) outrider (d) security
(a) elevation (b) crescendo 256. Not allowing the passage of light:
(c) pinnacle (d) surge (a) oblique (b) opaque (c) optique (d) opulent
242. A broad channel formed by joining of the sea 257. Science regarding principles of classification:
and river water (a) taxidermy (b) taxonomy
(a) hinterland (b) connect (c) estuary (d) dyke (c) toxicology (d) classicology
243. Used or suitable for growing crops 258. A person who can make himself/herself at
(a) useful (b) furrow (c) suitable (d) arable home in any country:
244. An area where wild birds or animals protected (a) cosmetician (b) cosmopolitan
and encouraged to breed (c) cosmocrat (d) cosmesis
(a) sanctuary (b) asylum 259. Science of heredity:
(c) shrine (d) temple (a) hereditary (b) genetics
245. Dealing with injuries and diseases of the bones (c) genesis (d) inheritance
or muscles 260. Arrangement in order of occurrence:
(a) orthopaedics (b) orthodox (a) timely (b) chronological
(c) phonology (d) etymology (c) chronic (d) temporal
246. A group of people assembled for religious 261. Occurring at night:
worship (a) nightly (b) dark (c) nocturnal (d) neurotic
(a) congregation (b) throng 262. Determine the nature of the disease:
(c) collection (d) mob (a) investigate (b) determine
247. A person who destroys property by fire (c) diagnose (d) detect
(a) criminal (b) maverick 263. A guide-post pointing out the way for a place:
(c) pacifist (d) arsonist (a) lastpost (b) finger-post
248. Conferred as an honor (c) lamp-post (d) checkpost
(a) sinecure (b) honorary 264. Belief that god is in everything and that
(c) reward (d) vulnerable everything is god:
249. Willing to consider or accept new suggestions (a) atheism (b) pantheism
and ideas (c) scepticism (d) animism
(a) deny (b) receptive 265. A picture of a person or a thing drawn in such a
(c) comprehensive (d) useful highly exaggerated manner as to cause laughter
250. An area where wild birds or animals protected (a) cartoon (b) cacography
and encouraged to breed (c) cartography (d) caricature
(a) sanctuary (b) asylum (c) temple (d) shrine 266. The state of being miserable bereft of all
251. One who walks in sleep: possessions:
(a) dreamer (b) somnambulist (a) dependent (b) complacent
(c) noematic (d) ignorant (c) destitute (d) omnipresent
252. A speech made without preparation: 267. That which cannot be called back:
(a) prepared (b) debate (a) irresponsible (b) irrevocable
(c) extempore (d) elocution (c) irredeemable (d) incalculable
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268. An abandoned child of unknown parents who is 284. The Mahabharata is a long poem based on a
found by somebody: noble theme
(a) foundling (b) siblings (c) urchin (d) orphan (a) story (b) narration
269. Parts of a country behind the coast or a river (c) epic (d) summary
bank: 285. A frog lives both on land as well as in water
(a) swamps (b) marshes (a) amphibian (b) aquatic
(c) hinterland (d) isthmuses (c) ambidextrous (d) animate
270. A written statement about someone’s character, 286. One who possesses many talents:
usually provided by an employer: (a) versatile (b) exceptional
(a) testimonial (b) memorandum (c) gifted (d) talented
(c) certificate (d) licence 287. A very accurate form of clock:
271. One who makes an official examination of (a) voltmeter (b) chronometer
accounts: (c) galvanometer (d) calorimeter
(a) auditor (b) accountant 288. A place where money is coined:
(c) clerk (d) official (a) lit (b) archive (c) press (d) mint
272. A list of passengers and luggage: 289. A series of lectures or lessons:
(a) waybill (b) wagon (c) wire puller (d) whist (a) course (b) syllabus
273. A person who makes love without serious (c) catalogue (d) panel
intention: 290. A false name adopted by an author for writing:
(a) consort (b) philanderer (c) romeo (d) goon (a) nickname (b) pseudonym
274. Avoiding wastage: (c) nomenclature (d) title
(a) economic (b) economical 291. That which has a double meaning:
(c) minimal (d) optimational (a) doubtless (b) uncertain
275. Sole right to make and sell some invention: (c) controversial (d) ambiguous
(a) franchise (b) authorize 292. Incapable of making errors:
(c) dealership (d) patent (a) infallible (b) incorrigible
276. The scientific study of living organisms: (c) impervious (d) inexplicable
(a) biochemistry (b) organic chemistry 293. Governed by a sense of duty:
(c) zoology (d) biology (a) conscious (b) sensible
277. One who lives for more than a hundred years: (c) intelligent (d) conscientious
(a) saint (b) mereologist 294. The depository where state records and
(c) demagogue (d) centenarian documents are preserved:
278. One who is indifferent to pleasure or pain: (a) museum (b) library
(a) stoic (b) anarchist (c) emporium (d) archive
(c) mystic (d) hysteric 295. That which is no longer fashionable or in use:
279. Person who files a suit (a) unused (b) ancient (c) obsolete (d) old
(a) suitor (b) plaintiff (c) accuser (d) charger 296. Murder of a king:
280. Take great pleasure (a) homicide (b) fratricide
(a) satisfied (b) uphold (c) overhaul (d) revel (c) regicide (d) parricide
281. The practise of having many wives 297. A place where birds are kept:
(a) calligraphy (b) polygamy (a) aviary (b) house (c) aquarium (d) apiary
(c) polyandry (d) bigamy 298. Expressions no longer in current use:
282. A person who abstains completely from (a) artistic (b) archaic
alcoholic drink (c) ancient (d) modern
(a) derelict (b) subjunctive 299. A talk between two persons:
(c) incriminatory (d) teetotaller (a) prologue (b) monologue
283. A strong dislike: (c) dialogue (d) speech
(a) entreaty (b) animosity 300. A person who can not be corrected:
(c) malice (d) reciprocity (a) illegible (b) impossible
(c) incorrigible (d) invulnerable
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301. Enter a country as an enemy: (c) stupendous (d) appalling
(a) defeat (b) spy 319. One who criticizes popular beliefs which he
(c) invade (d) overcome thinks is mistaken or unwise:
302. Plants of a region: (a) philistine (b) iconoclast
(a) fauna (b) flora (c) nursery (d) forest (c) imposter (d) cannibal
303. A person who devotes his/her life for the 320. Detaining and confining someone:
welfare of other: (a) Interruption (b) interrogation
(a) martyr (b) altruist (c) interment (d) internment
(c) hermit (d) volunteer 321. An underhand device resorted to in order to
304. A person who attends to the diseases of the eye justify misconduct:
is an: (a) subterfuge (b) manoeuvre
(a) optician (b) oculist (c) stratagem (d) complicity
(c) optimist (d) obstetrician 322. Science of the races of mankind:
305. Written law of a legislative body: (a) genealogy (b) Epistemology
(a) statue (b) statute (c) stature (d) static (c) ethnology (d) sociology
306. A person who shows off his learning: 323. A person who loves wealth and spends as little
(a) researcher (b) pedant money as possible:
(c) educationist (d) exhibitor (a) curmudgeon (b) money-grabber
307. The study of worms and insects: (c) scrimp (d) miser
(a) paleontology (b) taxidermy 324. State of anxiety or dismay causing mental
(c) entomology (d) ornithology confusion:
308. One who lends money at a very high interest: (a) constriction (b) consternation
(a) banker (b) usurer (c) concentration (d) contraction
(c) imposter (d) former 325. A person who is fluent in two languages:
309. Incapable of being approached: (a) versatile (b) expert
(a) inaccessible (b) inadmissible (c) bilingual (d) knowledgeable
(c) irresistible (d) illegal 326. One who eats human flesh:
310. One who takes care of a building: (a) Maneater (b) cannibal (c) beast (d) savage
(a) janitor (b) manager 327. The quality of being politely firm and
(c) warden (d) beadle demanding:
311. One who looks at the bright side of things: (a) assertive (b) bossy (c) aggressive (d) lardy
(a) pessimist (b) pacifist 328. One who finds it easy to produce new and
(c) optimist (d) humanist original ideas and things:
312. A list of dishes: (a) hospitable (b) bright
(a) cuisine (b) dessert (c) buffet (d) menu (c) impulsive (d) creative
313. One who believes in fate: 329. Done with good judgement
(a) believer (b) fatalist (c) agnostic (d) sceptic (a) enviable (b) judicial
314. Smugy self-satisfied: (c) eminent (d) judicious
(a) responsive (b) complacent 330. Impossible to decipher ,make out or read:
(c) jovial (d) witty (a) illegible (b) ambiguous
315. A person who makes a scientific study of birds: (c) eligible (d) intelligible
(a) Ornithologist (b) orthodontist 331. Careful not to harm or inconvenience others:
(c) anesthetist (d) astrophysicist (a) obstinate (b) rash
316. Having to do with artistic beauty: (c) humble (d) considerate
(a) aesthetic (b) excellence 332. The place where public, government or
(c) artful (d) creative historical records are kept:
317. A person who lives by himself: (a) coffer (b) pantry
(a) bachelor (b) recluse (c) spinster (d) priest (c) archives (d) scullery
318. Impossible to describe
(a) miraculous (b) ineffable
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333. Theft of another person’s writings or ideas and (a) entrepreneur (b) amateur
passing them off as one’s own: (c) libertine (d) novice
(a) plagiarism (b) burglary 350. Wild and noisy disorder
(c) piracy (d) pilferage (a) revolution (b) pandemonium
334. The study of insects: (c) stir (d) agitation
(a) anthropology (b) zoology 351. A person who is solely motivated by money or
(c) etymology (d) entomology personal gain:
335. List of issues to be discussed at a meeting: (a) charlatan (b) mercenary
(a) schedule (b) agenda (c) merchant (d) money-lender
(c) time-table (d) plan 352. Something that is beyond the power of nature:
336. Speed of an object in one direction: (a) supernatural (b) magical
(a) pace (b) tempo (c) extraordinary (d) unnatural
(c) velodrome (d) velocity 353. Description of a disagreeable thing by an
337. A word or practice that has gone out of use: agreeable name:
(a) absolute (b) outdated (a) eulogy (b) epithet
(c) old-fashioned (d) obsolete (c) epigram (d) euphemism
338. Favouritism granted in politics or business to 354. Walk in a proud and confident way:
relatives: (a) lope (b) swagger
(a) nepotism (b) hedonism (c) sprint (d) canter
(c) redtapism (d) monotheism 355. The part of a stage in front of the curtain;
339. A person who collects coins: (a) podium (b) proscenium
(a) numismatist (b) philatelist (c) amphitheatre (d) arena
(c) coin collector (d) ornithologist 356. A policy that segregates people on the basis of
340. A supplement to a will: race:
(a) adjunct (b) effusion (c) codicil (d) furlough (a) chauvinism (b) theism
341. Estimation of a thing’s worth: (c) apartheid (d) partisan
(a) goodness (b) appraisal (c) beliefs (d) pay 357. Something which lasts forever:
342. To free completely from blame: (a) Eternal (b) youthful
(a) clear (b) exonerate (c) release (d) let go (c) mortal (d) infallible
343. A person who works for an employer for a fixed 358. The schedule of travel:
period of time in order to learn the particular skill (a) itinerary (b) time-table
needed in their job: (c) travelbook (d) guidebook
(a) worker (b) employee 359. Poem in short stanzas narrating a popular story:
(c) apprentice (d) laborer (a) ballet (b) epic
344. Soldiers who fight on horseback: (c) ballad (d) sonnet
(a) infantry (b) artillery 360. Design made by putting together coloured
(c) cavalry (d) armoured pieces of glass or stones:
345. One who speaks for other: (a) tracery (b) mosaic
(a) spokesman (b) leader (c) relief (d) oleograph
(c) supporter (d) naming 361. A shopkeeper who sells fresh and green
346. A man who doesn’t know how to read or write: vegetables:
(a) uneducated (b) illiterate (a) shopkeeper (b) vendor
(c) ignorant (d) oblivious (c) greengrocer (d) butcher
347. Rebellion against lawful authority: 362. That which can be easily consumed by fire:
(a) mutiny (b) coup (a) inexhaustible (b) incombustible
(c) revolution (d) dissidence (c) invincible (d) inflammable
348. To run away with a lover 363. A place of shelter for ships:
(a) deceive (b) cheat (c) escape (d) elope (a) port (b) harbour
349. One who does something not professionally but (c) barrack (d) helipad
for pleasure:
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364. An expert in the scientific study of birds: 380. O. Henry is the pen name used by William
(a) astrologer (b) keeper Sydney Porter:
(c) zoologist (d) ornithologist (a) synonym (b) antonym
365. One who believes that events are decided by (c) acronym (d) pseudonym
fate: 381. A person who collects postage stamps:
(a) numerologist (b) fatalist (a) philologist (b) phonologist
(c) egoist (d) atheist (c) philatelist (d) phrenologist
366. Like an ape or a monkey: 382. A person who has had one or more limbs cut
(a) Arboreal (b) feline off:
(c) Avian (d) simian (a) amputee (b) truncation
367. Having a common centre: (c) dissemination (d) curtailment
(a) concentric (b) circular 383. A building for housing curios:
(c) eccentric (d) chronic (a) asylum (b) museum
368. A place where foodgrains are stored: (c) auditorium (d) sanatorium
(a) granary (b) museum 384. A person who knows or can speak many
(c) aviary (d) grocery languages:
369. A place where dead bodies are buried : (a) bibliophile (b) bigot
(a) museum (b) cemetery (c) polyglot (d) misologist
(c) crematory (d) park 385. Incapable of being corrected:
370. Medicine given to counteract poison: (a) insolent (b) incongruous
a) antibiotic (b) antiseptic (c) incorrigible (d) insensitive
(c) antidote (d) antifungal 386. A place where dead bodies are kept for medical
371. One who hates marriage: examination
(a) misanthrope (b) misogamist (a) crematorium (b) mortuary
(c) misogynist (d) polygamist (c) hospital (d) cemetery
372. Thawing snow: 387. A child who stays away from school without
(a) sludge (b) slush (c) slosh (d) slash leave:
373. One who specializes in the mathematics of (a) truant (b) rebel
insurance (c) bully (d) deserter
(a) A statistician (b) an actuary 388. That which cannot be believed
(c) an agent (d) an insurant (a) infallible (b) incredible
374. Violation of the sanctity of the church: (c) inaudible (d) ineffable
(a) infringement (b) irreverence 389. Very delicate and beautiful:
(c) sacrilege (d) transgression (a) exquisite (b) requisite
375. Of one mind or opinion: (c) exemplary (d) resplendent
(a) voluntary (b) referendum 390. Witty, ready replies :
(c) homogenous (d) unanimous (a) repartees (b) rhetorics
376. Notice of death, especially in a newspaper: (c) puns (d) refrains
(a) condolence (b) obituary 391. A solution for all:
(c) obesity (d) funeral (a) panacea (b) treatment
377. Persons working together in the same institute: (c) cure (d) well-being
(a) colleagues (b) staff 392. A book containing various branches of
(c) contemporary (d) brethren knowledge arranged in alphabetical order:
378. One who does not believe in god: (a) encyclopaedia (b) dictionary
(a) polytheist (b) atheist (c) thesaurus (d) atlas
(c) theist (d) monotheist 393. A person who believes in the total abolition of
379. There was a peaceful settlement of the matter war:
between the two parties: (a) bellicose (b) pacifist
(a) friendship (b) solidarity (c) flautist (d) fatalist
(c) compromise (d) understanding
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394. A military or political group that rules a country (a) illegible (b) illiterate
after taking power by force (c) irrevocable (d) illegal
(a) junta (b) burglary 409. He is a person who always looks at the dark side
(c) piracy (d) pilferage of things:
395. A constantly changing pattern or sequence of (a) optimist (b) pacifist
elements (c) pessimist (d) opportunist
(a) anthropology (b) gyroscope 410. A speech delivered for the first time:
(c) etymology (d) kaleidoscope (a) impromptu speech (b) maiden speech
396. A published false statement that is damaging to (c) primary speech (d) harangue
a person's reputation; a written defamation 411. A gigantic statue:
(a) schedule (b) libel (c) time-table (d) plan (a) colossus (b) agree
397. A dummy used to display clothes in a shop (c) kirk (d) decline
window 412. A disorderly crowd of people:
(a) pace (b) tempo (a) spectators (b) pedestrians
(c) velodrome (d) mannequin (c) lunatics (d) mob
398. A public speech or published text in praise of 413. Specify as part of an agreement:
someone or something (a) charge (b) agree (c) stipulate (d) decline
(a) coffer (b) pantry (c) panegyric (d) scullery 414. A hall or building equipped for physical exercise:
399. A raised place on which offerings to God are (a) gymnastics (b) court
made: (c) play-station (d) gymnasium
(a) mound (b) chapel (c) altar (d) archive 415. Changing in shape, appearance etc:
400. Undue favour shown by a person in power to his (a) rotation (b) alteration
friends and relatives: (c) motion (d) transformation
(a) criticism (b) despotism 416. A book or paper written in hand:
(c) nepotism (d) witticism (a) edition (b) thesis
401. An area controlled by a foreign ruler: (c) manuscript (d) scripture
(a) province (b) state 417. A speech delivered by a prophet or saint from a
(c) colony (d) dominion pulpit:
402. A person who lives for pleasure: (a) lecture (b) debate
(a) hedonist (b) materialist (c) dialogue (d) sermon
(c) atheist (d) philanthropist 418. A person who offers services without any
403. Loss of memory: return:
(a) dementia (b) oblivion (a) activist (b) contractor
(c) nostalgia (d) amnesia (c) seer (d) volunteer
404. A drawing of the outline of an object; filled in 419. One who is bad in spelling
with some uniform color (a) compositor (b) stoker
(a) banker (b) silhouette (c) cacographist (d) shipwright
(c) imposter (d) former 420. A person or animal having both male and
405. A substitute, especially a person deputizing for female sex organs or other sexual characteristics
another in a specific role or office (a) hermaphrodite (b) derivative
(a) surrogate (b) inadmissible (c) inferential (d) suggestive
(c) irresistible (d) illegal 421. A person who manages the financial affairs of a
406. A brief evocative description, account, or college or school
episode (a) bursar (b) philanthropy
(a)vignette (b) warden (c) benevolence (d) turnstile
(c) beadle (d) short 422. An extremely happy, peaceful, or picturesque
407. One who knows everything: period or situation
(a) omniscient (b) omnipresent (a) idyll (b) sinecure
(c) omnipotent (d) ominous (c) perquisite (d) prerogatives
408. That which cannot be read easily:
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423. Spoil (something which is valued or respected) (a) blonde (b) philogynist
(a) Flora (b) museum (c) brunette (d) dotard
(c) zoo (d) desecrate 440. There was a big applause when he delivered his
424. Not easily pleased by anything: speech for the first time:
(a) medieval (b) precarious (a) introductory speech (b) maiden speech
(c) fastidious (d) maiden (c) concluding speech (d) initial speech
425. To die without having made a will: 441. Large number of insects, birds etc. Moving
(a) intestate (b) insolvent about:
(c) intaglio (d) inveterate (a) crowd (b) group (c) pack (d) swarm
426. One who enjoys inflicting pain on himself 442. A person who readily believes others
(a) egoist (b) sadist (a) sensible (b) credulous
(c) masochist (d) nihilist (c) sensitive (d) credible
427. Murder of a brother: 443. Dry weather with no rainfall:
(a) regicide (b) homicide (a) summer (b) desert
(c) fratricide (d) patricide (c) drought (d) general
428. More like a woman than a man in manners and 444. Unrelated to the subject;
habits: (a) irrelevant (b) superficial
(a) womanish (b) delicate (c) specific (d) general
(c) unmanly (d) effeminate 445. A state of near-unconsciousness or insensibility
429. Handwriting which is difficult or impossible to (a) transgression (b) translation
read: (c) stupor (d) transmigration
(a) illegible (b) illogical 446. Something which is not in harmony
(c) unintelligible (d) eligible (a) smooth (b) quiet
430. To play the part of, and function as some other (c) cacophonous (d) noisy
person: 447. A list of books:
(a) impersonate (b) act (c) imitate (d) pretend (a) anthology (b) glossary
431. Liable to be easily broken: (c) catalogue (d) index
(a) weak (b) brittle (c) thin (d) hard 448. Man with womanly habits and manners
432. One who is out to destroy the Government: (a) bovine (b) suave (c) effeminate (d) gay
(a) anarchist (b) villain 449. Something unusual or strange, having peculiar
(c) criminal (d) enemy notions:
433. One who loves all mankind: (a) dramatic (b) reasonable
(a) philologist (b) philosopher (c) whimsical (d) aggressive
(c) philanthropist (d) philatelist 450. A study of word and the way words develop:
434. A person who cannot make a mistake: (a) Etymology (b) phonology
(a) inexplicable (b) inevitable (c) phraseology (d) phonography
(c) indispensable (d) infallible 451. A hotel providing overnight lodging for travelers
435. One who eats human flesh: (a) inn (b) coup
(a) carnivore (b) herbivore (c) revolution (d) dissidence
(c) glutton (d) cannibal 452. Soldier who fight on horseback :
436. An office with a salary but no work: (a) infantry (b) artillery
(a) honorary (b) sinecure (c) cavalry (d) armored
(c) insolvent (d) sinuous 453. One who speaks for other:
437. The study or collection of coins: (a) spokesman (b) leader
(a) nymphomania (b) numismatics (c) supporter (d) naming
(c) numerology (d) numeric 454. A short moral story (often with animal
438. One who hates women; characters)
(a) misogynist (b) misanthrope (a) uneducated (b) fable
(c) feminist (d) effeminate (c) ignorant (d) oblivious
439. A woman with dark brown hair:
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455. A person who thinks only about himself 'and 470. To be biased against:
not about others 'needs: (a) partial (b) objective
(a) egocentric (b) egomaniacal (c) prejudiced (d) predestined
(c) egoistic (d) egotistic 471. Motion of Head, Hands etc, As a mode of
456. Something that cannot be explained: expression indicating attitude.
(a) inexplicable (b) unthinkable (a) gesture (b) grin
(c) impregnable (d) mysterious (c) gestation (d) grimace
457. A written declaration made on oath in the 472. Bitter and violent attack in words:
presence of a magistrate: (a) diaspora (b) criticism
(a) document (b) affidavit (c) diadem (d) diatribe
(c) dossier (d) voucher 473. Treatment by means of exercise and massage:
458. A raised place on which offering to a God are (a) chemotherapy (b) hydrotherapy
made: (c) physiotherapy (d) psychotherapy
(a) mound (b) rostrum (c) church (d) altar 474. The abandonment of one’s country or cause:
459. One who journeys from place to place: (a) defection (b) disloyalty
(a) quack (b) cannibal (c) desertion (d) migration
(c) itinerant (d) courier 475. A place where birds are kept:
460. A government by officials: (a) aquarium (b) den
(a) oligarchy (b) aristocracy (c) aviary (d) sanctuary
(c) plutocracy (d) bureaucracy 476. A method which never fails
461. One who walks in sleep: (a) unflinching (b) irreparable
(a) somniloquist (b) egoist (c) irremediable (d) infallible
(c) somnambulist (d) altruist 477. Something which cannot be believed:
462. Commencement of adjacent word with same (a) inevitable (b) ineffable
letter: (c) incredible (d) ineluctable
(a) pun (b) alliteration 478. Body of a human being or animal embalmed for
(c) transferred epithet (d) oxymoron burial:
463. A specialist who tests eyesight: (a) corpse (b) mummy
(a) optician (b) ophthalmologist (c) morgue (d) mortuary
(c) ichthyologist (d) neurologist 479. Of very bad morals, characterised by
464. A wall built to prevent the sea or a river from debasement or degeneration:
flooding an area: (a) desultory (b) dilapidated
(a) dam (b) mound (c) depraved (d) dilatory
(c) dyke (d) embankment 480. The production of raw silk:
465. Ability to go on inspite of difficulties: (a) pisciculture (b) horticulture
(a) delirious (b) desirous (c) sericulture (d) urine culture
(c) perseverance (d) pervasive 481. Politicians are notorious for doing undue favour
466. A number of ships, vehicles etc. Travelling to their relatives:
together under escort; (a) dualism (b) polarity
(a) retinue (b) feel (c) pluralism (d) nepotism
(c) posse (d) convoy 482. A person who readily believes others:
467. An instrument for measuring wind pressure: (a) sensitive (b) sensible
(a) manometer (b) micrometer (c) credible (d) credulous
(c) temperature (d) anemometer 483. Meaningless language with an exaggerated style
468.To destroy completely intended to impress:
(a) annihilate (b) rehabilitate (a) verbalization (b) rhetoric
(c) incapacitate (d) dislocate (c) oratory (d) public-speaking
469. To die in water or any other liquid because one
is unable to breathe:
(a) sink (b) drown (c) flounder (d) founder
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484. The political leader has an evil reputation. He is (a) trot (b) canter (c) plod (d) saunter
not trusted: 499. One who copies from other writers:
(a) is magnanimous (b) is dubious (a) copy-writer (b) copyright
(c) is notorious (d) is malicious (c) plagiarist (d) epicure
485. The conference takes place once in three years: 500. Excessive similarity or resemblance with
(a) treennial (b) thriennial anything or anyone:
(c) tetraennial (d) triennial (a) affinity (b) ambiguity
486. An apartment building in which each apartment (c) affirmation (d) affliction
is owned separately by the people living in it, but 501. To scold or rebuke somebody
also containing shared areas: (a) chicanery (b) chide (c) caress (d) carnage
(a) condominium (b) multiplex 502. A round or cylindrical container used for storing
(c) duplex (d) caravan things such as food, chemicals or rolls of film:
487. A group of three powerful people: (a) tankard (b) canister (c) vessel (d) casket
(a) trio (b) tritium 503. A place of permanent residence:
(c) trivet (d) triumvirate (a) abode (b) dormitory
488. Operation of the body after death: (c) domicile (d) apartment
(a) post-mortem (b) obituary 504. That cannot be altered or withdrawn:
(c) homage (d) mortuary (a) irrevocable (b) irretrievable
489. The Bedouin Arabs are people of no fixed abode (c) irrefutable (d) irresistible
(a) vagabonds (b) travellers 505. Money paid to employees on retirement:
(c) barbarians (d) nomads (a) gratuity (b) gift (c) pension (d) arrears
490. The secretary’s proposal was adopted with the 506. A place where clothes are kept:
full agreement of all the members: (a) closet (b) drawer
(a) equivocally (b) vehemently (c) wardrobe (d) cupboard
(c) ambitiously (d) unanimously 507. An instrument for measuring the force of the
491. That which makes it difficult to recognize the wind:
presence or real nature of something: (a) manometer (b) micrometer
(a) infallible (b) image (c) telescope (d) anemometer
(c) camouflage (d) transparent 508. To given one’s authority to another:
492. Code of diplomatic etiquette and precedence (a) authorization (b) powerful
(a) protocol (b) hierarchy (c) attorney (d) delegate
(c) formality (d) statesmanship 509. A herd or flock of animals being driven in a body
493. Travel regularly between two or more places 1. Crowd 2. Cluster 3. Throng 4. Drove
(a) dexterous (b) shuttle 510. A group of three novels or plays, each complete
(c) gifted (d) exception in itself
494. Twist and turn with quick writhing movements 1. Triplet 2. Triumvir 3. Trivet 4. Trilogy
(a) recluse (b) hedonist 511. A self-governing country or region
(c) wriggle (d) maniac 1. Anarchy 2. Autonomy
495. A person who rides horses in races as an 3. Democracy 4. Monarchy
occupation: 512. A place where coins, medals or tokens are made
(a) equestrian (b) horseman 1. Casting 2. Mill 3. Mint 4. Workshop
(c) horse-racer (d) maniac 513. A person who is trained to travel in a spacecraft
496. A widely accepted rule of conduct or general 1. Anchor 2. Choreographer
truth briefly expressed: 3. Astronaut 4. Chauffeur
(a) maxim (b) tenet 514. One who does not take any alcoholic drink
(c) syllogism (d) doctrine 1. Teetotaller 2. Astrologer
497. A secret message written in code: 3. Perfectionist 4. Vegetarian
(a) anagram (b) telegram 515. A large building with an extensive floor area,
(c) phonogram (d) cryptogram typically for housing aircraft
498. Walk in a slow relaxed way: 1. Barn 2. Airport 3. Shed 4. Hangar
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516. A person who listens to someone’s private 1. Heaven 2. Utopia 3. Dreamland 4. Paradise
conversation without them knowing 532. A dynamic campaign for political, social or
1. Eavesdropper 2. Infiltrator religious change
3. Secret agent 4. Spy 1. Mutiny 2. Conflict 3. Crusade 4. War
517. A large bedroom for a number of people in a 533. An arrangement of flowers that is usually given
school or institution. as a present.
1. Hostel 2. Creche 3. Assembly 4. Dormitory 1. Basket 2. Bracket 3. Bouquet 4. Boutique
518. A group of people, typically with vehicles or 534. One who does not believe in the existence of
animals, travelling together. God.
1. Caravan 2. Troop 3. Circus 4. Gang 1. Atheist 2. Cynic 3. Anarchist 4. Egotist
519. A place in a large institution, for the care of 535. One who supervises in an examination hall
those who are ill 1. Inspector 2. Manager
1. Hostel 2. Infirmary 3. Hangar 4. Dormitory 3. Invigilator 4. Verifier
520. A group of stars 536. A person preoccupied with an unrealistically
1. Congregation 2. Astronomy optimistic approach to life
3. Planets 4. Constellation 1. Practical 2. Pragmatic
521. Having no boundaries or limits 3. Rational 4. Quixotic
1. Enormous 2. Tremendous 537. A group of people, typically with vehicles or
3. Infinite 4. Colossal animals travelling together
522. One who studies the occult meanings of 1. Cargo 2. Caravan 3. Battery 4. Cache
numbers and their supposed influence on human 538. A person appointed by two parties to solve a
life dispute
1. Astronomer 2. Astrologer 1. Anarchist 2. Auditor 3. Atheist 4. Arbitrator
3. Numerologist 4. Prophet 539. The state of being subject to death
523. A sentimental longing for a period in the past 1. Deadly 2. Immortality
1. Memory 2. Emotion 3. Craving 4. Nostalgia 3. Mortality 4. Morbidity
524. A large cage, building, or enclosure to keep birds 540. A musical composition made up of a series of
1. Aviary 2. Aquarium 3. Arena 4. Zoo songs or short pieces
525. Soft, inner part of a nut or fruit-stone 1. Medley 2. Orchestra 3. Lyric 4. Band
1. Bean 2. Pulp 3. Caramel 4. Kernel 541. A secret or disguised way of writing
526. A news article that reports the recent death of a 1. Emblem 2. Cypher 3. Symbol 4. Puzzle
person 542. A person who entertains people by doing
1. Review 2. Editorial difficult feats
3. Mortuary 4. Obituary 1. Acrobat 2. Cosmonaut
527. Something that is to your advantage but 3. Astronaut 4. Performer comedian
happened by chance 543. An incongruous or chaotic mixture
1. Occidental 2. Purposeful 1. Harmony 2. Discord 3. Cacophony 4. Melody
3. Deliberate 4. Fortuitous 544. A family of young birds
528. To throw an event into confusion or disorder 1. Kids 2. Brood 3. Offspring 4. Litter
1. Disrupt 2. Detonate 3. Erupt 4. Explode 545. A short rest or sleep taken after lunch
529. A person who thinks that bad things are more 1. Leisure 2. Slumber 3. Siesta 4. Doze
likely to happen or who emphasises the bad part of a 546. A corporation made up of a number of different
situation companies that operate in diversified fields
1. Complainer 2. Misanthropist 1. Conglomerate 2. Correlation
3. Optimist 4. Pessimist 3. Agreement 4. Association
530. The act or habit of talking in one's sleep 547. An examination of a dead body to determine
1. Somniloquy 2. Soliloquy the cause of death
3. Monologue 4. Prologue 1. Analysis 2. Homicide
531. An imaginary ideal society free of poverty and 3. Post-mortem 4. Suicide
suffering
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548. A person who presents a radio/television 564. Feeling annoyed at the sight of unfair
programme treatement
1. Comedian 2. Choreographer (1) indifferent (2) indisposed
3. Anchor 4. Actor (3) Indignant (4) Indigent
549. A person employed to drive a private or hired 565. Artistic, musical or dramatic interpretation.
car (1) Rendition (2) Report
1. Pilot 2. Chauffeur 3. Captain 4. Escort (3) Imitation (4) Reparation
550. The art of effective or persuasive speaking or 566. Showing a dislike of anything Improper.
writing (1) Strict (2) Crude (3) Prim (4) Rude
1. Rhetoric 2. Archaic 567. A planned route or journey
3. Poetry 4. Bombastic (1) Iterate (2) itinerary (3) Itinerant (4) isolate
551. One who is in charge of museum 568. Speech of great importance and gravity
A) Supervisor B) Caretaker (1) maiden (2) momentous
C) Warden D) Curator (3) monumental (4) momentary
552. A style full of words 569. Act of injuring another’s reputation by
A) Pedantic B) Verbose any slanderous communication.
C) Rhetorical D) Abundant (1) Defamation (2) Orchestration
553. Imposed a restriction on (3) Aberration (4) Misrepresentation
A) Constrained B) Strained 570. A story in which animals or objects speak and
C) Abstained D) Contained give wholesome moral lesson.
554. An organism which lives in or on another (1) Legend (2) Fable
organism (3) Parable (4) Allegory
A) Parasite B) Host 571. To free someone from all blames
C) Puerile D) Sororicide (1) Consolidate (2) Fling
555. The first model of a new device (3) Forbid (4) Exonerate
A) Prototype B) Sculpture 572. A person who deliberately sets fire to a building
C) Sample D) Photograph (1) Arsonist (2) Extortionist
556. A relationship between people or organisations (3) Hijacker (4) Assassin
that depend on each other equally 573. One who makes an official examination of
A) Symbiosis B) Beam accounts
C) Erudition D) Adduction (1) Auditor (2) Registrar
557. A small house with all rooms on one floor (3) Creditor (4) Chartered Accountant
A) Bungalow B) Cottage C) Flat D) Igloo 574. The burial of a corpse
558. A short poem or speech addressed to the (1) Internment (2) Interment
spectators after the conclusion of drama (3) Interrogate (4) Interpose
A) Ode B) Epilogue C) Hymn D) Ballad 575. One who is too careless to plan for the future.
559. Something that is difficult to believe (1) imprudent (2) impractical
A) Fictitious B) Imaginary (3) impotent (4) improvident
C) Paradigm D) Incredible 576. To die without making a will.
560. A fixed orbit in space in relation to earth (1) Inure (2) Inane
A) Geo-stationary B) Geo-centric (3) Intestate (4) Indigent
C) Geo-synchronous D) Polar 577. Make pale by excluding light.
561. A vivacious and lively experience is said to be (1) Foliate (2) Percolate
(1) scintillating (2) soothing (3) Procreate (4) Etiolate
(3) scenic (4) synthetic 578. The branch of medical science which deals with
562. To secure a boat by attaching it to an anchor the problems of the old
(1) moor (2) moot (3) morose (4) moose (1) oncology (2) obstetrics
563. Unwelcome aspect of a situation (3) paediatrics (4) geriatrics
(1) flippant (2) flip side
(3) flip-flop (4) flintlock
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579. A child secretly changed for another in infancy 594. A person with a long experience of any
(1) nipper (2) changeling occupation.
(3) tiddler (4) tyke (1) veteran (2) genius
580. Put side by side (3) seasoned (4) ambidextrous
(1) Juxtapose (2) Impose 595. Stealthily done.
(3) Propose (4) Depose (1) devious (2) nefarious
581. Too willing to obey other people (3) surreptitious (4) villainous
(1) sublimate (2) subjugate 596. Something no longer in use.
(3) subaltern (4) subservient (1) desolate (2) absolute
582. A person who is very selective, disgusted easily, (3) obsolete (4) primitive
and is hard to please. 597. Severely abusive writing in journals.
(1) fastidious (2) ambiguous (1) imaginary (2) speculative
(3) selector (4) misanthrope (3) scurrilous (4) sarcastic
583. Rub or wipe out 598. Call upon God or any other power (like law) etc.
(1) efface (2) plunder for help or protection.
(3) terminate (4) remove (1) invocation (2) involution
584. A statement in which you say the same thing (3) inundation (4) revocation
twice in different words 599. To cut something into two pieces.
(1) temerity (2) tarragon (1) severe (2) sever (3) sewer (4) sow
(3) tautology (4) repetition 600. Flat metal or Porcelain plate fixed on a wall as
585. A person who has had one or more limbs an ornament or memorial.
removed (1) tabloid (2) poster
(1) amputee (2) handicap (3) board (4) plaque
(3) limber (4) fatalist 601. A person who is always dissatisfied
586. A cinema show held in the afternoon. (a) heresy (b) malcontent
(1) Entertainment (2) Play (c) felon (d) surrogate
(3) Premiere (4) Matinee 602. A speech delivered without previous
587. A handsome man preparation
(1) Adonis (2) Tycoon (a) Soliloquy (b) Extempore
(3) Debonair (4) Cavalier (c) Rhetoric (d) Expression
588. Intentional damage to arrest production 603. One who has narrow and prejudiced religious
(1) Nemesis (2) Sangfroid views
(3) Sabotage (4) Modus operandi (a) religious (b) fanatic
589. Introductory part or lines to a discourse or play (c) bigot (d) god-fearing
(1) Prologue (2) Blurb 604. Loss of memory
(3) Monologue (4) Epilogue (a) Ambrosia (b) Amnesia
590. Art of working with metals. (c) Insomnia (d) Forgetting
(1) Meteorite (2) Metaphysics 605. To struggle helplessly
(3) Metallurgy (4) Metalloid (a) Flounder (b) Founder
591. A person who helps another to commit a crime. (c) Fumble (d) Finger
(1) Colleague (2) Accomplice 606. To confirm with the help of evidence
(3) Assistant (4) Supporter (a) corroborate (b) implicate
592. An act of misappropriation of money (c) designate (d) extricate
(1) Embezzlement (2) Misconduct 607. The time between midnight and noon
(3) Debasement (4) Corruption (a) Afternoon (b) Antipodes
593. An emolument over and above fixed income or (c) Ante – meridian (d) Antenatal
salary 608. One who is a dabbler in arts,science or
(a) Honorarium (b) Sinecure literature:
(c) Perquisite (d) Prerogative (a) Dilettante (b) Aesthete
(c) Maestro (d) Connoisseur
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609. To look at someone in an angry or threatening 625. One who helps a person in need
way (a) veteran (b) collaborator
(a) Glower (b) Gnaw (c) samaritan (d) mercenary
(c) Gnash (d) Grind 626. An established principle of practical wisdom
610. A post with little work but high salary (a) Marxism (b) Maxim
(a) Director (b) Trustee (c) Neologism (d) Platonism
(c) Sinecure (d) Ombudsman 627. A general pardon of offenders
611. Avoiding wastage (a) parley (b) amnesty
(a) economic (b) economical (c) parole (d) acquittal
(c) minimal (d) optimum 628. The art of preserving skin of animals, birds and
612. Science of the races of mankind fish
(a) Genealogy (b) Etiology (a) taxonomy (b) philology
(c) Ethnology (d) Sociology (c) taxidermy (d) seismology
613. Impossible to describe 629. Very dramatic
(a) Miraculous (b) Ineffable (a) hypocritic (b) hirsute
(c) Stupendous (d) Appalling (c) hoary (d) histrionic
614. An emolument over and above fixed income or 630. The art of making fireworks
salary (a) chromatics (b) pyrotechnics
(a) Honorarium (b) Sinecure (c) numismatics (d) cosmetics
(c) Perquisite (d) Prerogative 631. A short journey for pleasure
615. Failing to discharge one’s duty (a) tour (b) wanderlust
(a) Debacle (b) Dereliction (c) itinerary (d) jaunt
(c) Determination (d) Deterrent 632. A title or a term of respect
616. A long journey especially by sea (a) token (b) honorary
(a) flight (b) voyage (c) honorific (d) whip
(c) odyssey (d) safari 633. Bitter and violent attack in words
617. Person who is rough and ill mannered (a) vindictive (b) diadem
(a) cajole (b) boorish (c) diaspora (d) diatribe
(c) sycophant (d) debonair 634. One who lives alone and avoids others
618. An unconventional style of living (a) recluse (b) saint
(a) matinee (b) abysmal (c) alien (d) hermit
(c) bohemian (d) dilettante 635. Stealthily done
619. One who is brilliant performer of music on stage (a) notorious (b) nefarious
(a) vibrant (b) virtuoso (c) surreptitious (d) villainous
(c) verbatim (d) verso 636. A person who opposes war or use of military
620. A verse letter force
(a) epistle (b) testament (a) fascist (b) pacifist
(c) erudite (d) epitaph (c) narcissist (d) fatalist
621. Shaking movement of the ground 637. Physical features of an area
(a) Shiver (b) Vibrate (a) Geography (b) sociology
(c) Tremor (d) Oscillate (c) contour (d) topography
622. A hater of knowledge and learning 638. Scientific study of fungi
(a) Bibliophile (b) Philologist (a) mycology (b) botany
(c) Misogynist. (d) Misologist (c) Entomology (d) Odontology
623. A place where fruit trees are grown 639. A place where everything is perfect
(a) orchard (b) farm (a) heaven (b) platoon
(c) plantation (d) garden (c) cosmos (d) utopia
624. A fictitious name used by an author 640. A person who is pure and clean
(a) pseudonym (b) homonym (a) immaculate (b) neat
(c) alibi (d) anonymous (c) clean (d) irrevocable
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641. An underhand device resorted to inorder to 657. Excessive concern about one’s health
justify misconduct [A] welfare [B] hypochondriac
(a) Subterfuge (b) Stratagem [C] anxiety [D] critical
(c) Complicity (d) Manoeuvre 658. An unclaimed letter
642. A person who is always dissatisfied [A] dead letter [B] dispensary
(a) heresy (b) felon [C] gullible [D] ignorant
(c) malcontent (d) surrogate 659. The art practised by statesmen and
643. A funeral bell. ambassadors
(a) knell (b) replica [A] brittle [B] diplomacy
(c) windfall (d) call [C] bigot [D] aviary
644. A woman with dark brown hair 660. Make joyful or gladden
(a) Blonde (b) Brunette [A] exhilarate. [B] illegal
(c) Termagant (d) Coiffure [C] pomp [D] celebrate
645. The period between two reigns 661. Unintelligible speech
(a) Interval (b) Interdict [A] gibbous [B] gibberish
(c) Interregnum (d) Intercept [C] wordy [D] eloquent
646. Words uttered impiously about God 662. Always inclined to criticize or finding fault
(a) amoral (b) philosophy [A] critical [B] illicit
(c) logic (d) blasphemy [C] gainsay [D] gratis
647. People who belong to the same country. 663. (A door) that is partly open
(a) patriots (b) comrades [A] ajar [B] unclear
(c) compatriots (d) natives [C] crack [D] gluttonous
648. Master of ceremonies. 664. Open to objection
(a) ceremonist (b) compere [A] objectionable [B] obsolete
(c) organizer (d) manager [C] verbose [D] sickly
649. Irresistible craving for alcoholic drinks 665. Be loud in speech
(1) pyromania (2) dipsomania [A] dulcet [B] vivacious
(3) megalomania (4) kleptomania [C] revival [D] clamorous
650. To free someone from all blames 666. A person who is competent to pass critical
(1) consolidate (2) fling judgement upon anything
(3) forbid (4) exonerate [A] critic [B] medicine
651. The burial of a corpse [C] connoisseur [D] c
(1) internment (2) interment 667. A word no longer in use
(3) interrogate (4) interpose [A] obsolete [B] extinct
652. Anything agreeable to taste [C] nasty [D] spring
[A] palatable [B] pompous 668. Being in effect though not in name
[C] wavering [D] degrade [A] virtual [B] captious
653. With courteous regard [C] grocer [D] gawky
[A] awe [B] gambol 669. Occurring once in two years
[C] deference [D] virtual [A] biennial [B] gainsay
654. A word that reads the same backward as [C] fatal [D] delible
forward 670. An expression having double meaning
[A] homonym [B] phrase [A] unclear [B] ambiguous
[C] palindrome [D] alliteration [C] showy [D] extol
655. A flotilla means 671. To advise earnestly
[A] fleet of small vessels/ ships [B] talks in sleep [A] extol [B] reel
[C] murder of oneself [D] act of sacrilege [C] diplomat [D] exhort
656. Displaying wealth for attracting attention 672. A healthy site for invalids
[A] ostentatious [B] nasty [A] clinic [B] misogynist
[C] fussy [D] vocal [C] sanatorium [D] false
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673. A style too full of words 3. Encouragingly 4. Unfeelingly
[A] dismay [B] rural 688. A seven-sided figure
[C] seize [D] verbose 1. Octagon 2. Pentagon
674. Strictly devoted to ceremony,ritual or etiquette 3. Heptagon 4. Hexagon
[A] ceremonious [B] vocal 689. A close-fitting cover for the blade of a knife or
[C] bumpkin [D] cryptic sword
675. Existing naturally or by heredity 1. Case 2. Carrier
[A] inexpedient [B] near 3. Sheath 4. Shield
[C] inborn [D] outer 690. Withdraw from a forward position in battle
676. A child too developed for his age 1. Resort 2. Relocate
[A] cynic [B] prodigy 3. Restore 4. Retreat
[C] derogatory [D] anarchism 691. Relating to the present time
677. Encircling and blockading with a view to capture 1. Preceding 2. Ancient
[A] rustic [B] spring 3. Corollary 4. Contemporary
[C] vault [D] siege 692. Eat or drink food quickly and in large amounts
678. A word which agrees with another in 1. Sip 2. Gulp 3. Choke 4. Chew
pronunciation and perhaps also in spelling but is 693. A person who formally requests something,
different in connotation especially a job
[A] inimitable [B] honorary 1. Contestant 2. Nominee
[C] homonym [D] palindrome 3. Applicant 4. Trainee
679. Something very easy or not needing effort 694. Continuing for a long time
[A] lacquer [B] laconic 1. Infinite 2. Prolonged
[C] marten [D] facile 3. Profound 4. Project
680. Speed greater than that of sound 695. Fond of company
1. Cacophonic 2. Subsonic 1. Gracious 2. Gregarious
3. Harmonic 4. Supersonic 3. Amiable 4. Cheerful
681. A large bundle bound for storage or 696. A new project or business activity involving
transportation some risk
1. Brood 2. Bevy 3. Bouquet 4. Bale 1. Venture 2. Experiment
682. Someone who studies elections and voting 3. Taboo 4. Entrepreneur
statistics 697. The branch of physics concerned with the
1. Mathematician 2. Analyst properties of sound
3. Psephologist 4. Psychologist 1. Mechanics 2. Optics
683. Doing something awkwardly or in a clumsy 3. Acoustics 4. Photonics
manner 698. Instrument that measures the altitude of the
1. Hastening 2. Fumbling land surface
3. Faltering 4. Stumbling 1. Barometer 2. Thermometer
684. In exactly the same words as were used 3. Altimeter 4. Chronometer
originally 699. A place or scene of activity, debate, or conflict
1. Repetition 2. Verbatim 1. Floor 2. Site
3. Duplication 4. Recurrence 3. Arena 4. Stadium
685. Based on chance rather than on reason or a plan 700. One who pretends to be what he is not
1. Extraordinary 2. Ordinary 1. Stoic 2. Hypocrite
3. Unique 4. Arbitrary 3. Fanatic 4. Optimist
686. The branch of science concerned with the study 701. Relating to soldiers or war
of Earth and its composition 1. Martial 2. Political
1. Zoology 2. Metrology 3. Marital 4. Official
3. Geology 4. Biology 702. A period of two weeks
687. In an enthusiastic way 1. Century 2. Month
1. Heartily 2. Earnestly 3. Decade 4. Fortnight
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703. To come to an end 718. One who is easily deceived
1. Initiate 2. Inspire 1. gullible 2. Flexible
3. Expire 4. Exhale 3. incredible 4. convertible
704. A strong interest in something or someone 719. A person who presents and acts as a link in a
1. Apathy 2. Empathy radio or news programme
3. Fixation 4. Attachment 1. programmer 2. Actor
705. A person who presents a radio/television 3. disc jockey 4. anchor
programme 720. A patient with imaginary symptoms and
1. Star 2. Idol diseases
3. Speaker 4. Anchor 1. melancholic 2. cardiac
706. The study of ancient civilisations and cultures by 3. hypochondriac 4. alcoholic
examining their sites 721. An act of breaking or failing to observe a law
1. Arachnology 2. Etymology 1. breach 2. brooch
3. Archaeology 4. Entomology 3. braid 4. brusque
707. The arrangement of events or dates in the order 722. A child whose parents are dead
of their occurrence. 1. beggar 2. handicapped
1. Chronology 2. Chronic 3. abandoned 4. orphan
3. Calendar 4. Routine 723. So small or unimportant as to be not worth
708. A place of ideal perfection especially in laws, considering
government, and social conditions 1. invincible 2. feasible
1. Aden 2. Heaven 3. plausible 4. negligible
3. Utopia 4. Paradise 724. An imaginary, perfect state or place
709. Certain to happen 1. dystopia 2. arcadia
1. Avoidable 2. Ineffective 3. utopia 4. nostalgia
3. Inevitable 4. Unexpected 725. Animals that live in water
710. A quick, sudden movement 1. terrestrial 2. aerial
1. Speck 2. Flick 3. aquatic 4. arboreal
3. Dust 4. Fleck 726. A person who composes the sequence of steps
711. A busy, main road for public use and moves for a dance performance
1. Thoroughfare 2. Promenade 1. choreographer 2. director
3. Highway 4. Avenue 3. cartographer 4. calligrapher
712. One who investigates and solves crimes 727. The scientific study of the universe and planets
1. Lawyer 2. Journalist 1. gemology 2. physiology
3. Criminal 4. Detective 3. astrology 4. astronomy
713. Causing a strong dislike 728. A government run by the wealthy people
1. Revealing 2. Redundant 1. oligarchy 2. monarchy
3. Repulsive 4. Hateful 3. plutocracy 4. aristocracy
714. A place where Buddhist monks live 729. That which is incapable of being read or
1. temple 2. stupa understood
3. monastery 4. pagoda 1. Indelible 2. Illegible
715. Doctor who deals with bone problems 3. Illegal 4. Intelligible
1. chiropodist 2. orthodontist 730. A person who arranges and sells cut flowers
3. orthopaedist 4. dermatologist 1. Anthropologist 2. Horticulturist
716. A person authorised to examine and verify 3. Florist 4. Botanist
accounts 731. Killing of one’s mother
1. auditor 2. commentator 1. matricide 2. patricide
3. distributor 4. anchor 3. infanticide 4. regicide
717. A place where coins are manufactured 732. Something which cannot be taken by force
1. Mine 2. Mint 1. Irresistible 2. Impregnable
3. Warehouse 4. Factory 3. Imperative 4. Impromptu
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733. Not active or growing 1. Etymology 2. Anthology
1. dormant 2. duplicate 3. Neurology 4. Pathology
3. inanimate 4. invisible 749. Central character in a story or play
734. One who has the power to do anything 1. Protagonist 2. Contender
1. multifaceted 2. omnipresent 3. Adversary 4. Emulator
3. omnipotent 4. multilingual 750. A long wooden seat with a back for people to sit
735. One who cannot be reformed or changed on in a church
1. invincible 2. infallible 1. Altar 2. Pew 3. Aisle 4. Pulpit
3. incorrigible 4. indelible 751. A decision on which one cannot go back
736. A person who pretends to have morals and 1. Irrevocable 2. Improbable
beliefs that he or she doesn’t believe in 3. Incorrigible 4. Incredible
1. hypocrite 2. communal 752. An entertainer who performs difficult physical
3. versatile 4. radical feats
737. A professional who works with patients who 1. Artisan 2. Artist
have heart problems 3. Archer 4. Acrobat
1. urologist 2. pediatrician 753. To free from restraint
3. orthopedic 4. cardiologist 1. Subjugate 2. Escalate
738. A place where a dead person's body is burnt. 3. Emancipate 4. Validate
1. basement 2. graveyard 754. Strong dislike between two persons
3. crematorium 4. dungeon 1. Tolerance 2. Antipathy
739. Someone who runs away from justice 3. Adoration 4. Rivalry
1. stowaway 2. fugitive 755. Something which is considered to be very
3. thief 4. cheat important
740. An institution for the care of people who are 1. Supplementary 2. Meagre
mentally ill 3. Cardinal 4. Scanty
1. Asylum 2. Infirmary 756. The sovereign head of a state
3. Sanatorium 4. Dormitory 1. Monolith 2. Monotone
741. A person who helps others in need 3. Monochrome 4. Monarch
1. contributor 2. samaritan 757. Substance used for killing troublesome small
3. patron 4. donor animals like insects, mice etc.
742. One who eats human flesh 1. Infanticide 2. Homicide
1. cannibal 2. tribal 3. Fungicide 4. Pesticide
3. ethnic 4. humane 758. A mass of snow, ice and rocks falling rapidly
743. A hunting weapon which comes back, used by down a mountainside.
Australian Aborigines 1. Glacier 2. Avalanche
1. cutlass 2. slingshot 3. Blizzard 4. Typhoon
3. harpoon 4. boomerang 759. A person who is neither well experienced nor
744. Only on the surface of something professional
1. Superficial 2. Superseding 1. Amateur 2. Proficient
3. Superlative 4. Supercilious 3. Veteran 4. Expert
745. No longer in use 760. A set of rooms specially in a hotel for the use of
1. Obsolete 2. Original one person or his family
3. Obscure 4. Oriental 1. Flat 2. Suite
746. Made of artificial substance or material 3. Apartment 4. Abode
1. Offensive 2. Authentic 761. Too great to be expressed or described in words
3. Synthetic 4. Expensive 1. Infallible 2. Ineffable
747. One who possesses several talents 3. Indispensable 4. Indelible
1. Versatile 2. Virtuous 762. A period of thousand years
3. Verbose 4. Virtual 1. Millennium 2. Century
748. Study of diseases 3. Decade 4. Centenary
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763. A cruel and oppressive ruler (a) sumptuous (b) peculiar
1. Aristocrat 2. Democrat (c) curious (d) malicious
3. Traitor 4. Tyrant 778. Something causing shock or dismay
764. The original natives of a country (a) frivolous (b) appalling
1. Tribal 2. Savages (c) mischievous (d) remarkable
3. Cannibals 4. Aborigines 779. The act of compelling or forcing authority on
765. Soil deposited by flowing water others
1. Loam 2. Clay (a) aspersion (b) volition
3. Humus 4. Alluvium (c) coercion (d) Scion
766. One who accompanies somebody to protect 780. Diverse in character or event
him (a) homogenous (b) assiduous
1. Escort 2. Companion (c) heterogeneous (d) horrendous
3. Guide 4. Defender 781. A large, deep pot used both in the oven and as a
767. A person, animal or plant much below the usual serving vessel
height (a) sausepan (b) casserole
(a) wizard (b) dwarf (c) skillet (d) cauldron
(c) creature (d) witch 782. Touching along the side or boundary
768. A cylindrical container bulging out in the (a) inconspicuous (b) unpretentious
middle, traditionally made of wooden staves for (c) harmonious (d) contiguous
keeping oil, beer etc 783. Safe to drink
(a) bin (b) bushel (a) Edible (b) Feasible
(c) barrel (d) bale (c) Delectable (d) Potable
769. A large, deep metal pot used for cooking over 784. A statement which cannot be contradicted
open fire (a) Irresistible (b) Irrational
(a) barrel (b) kettle (c) Irreparable (d) Irrefutable
(c) skillet (d) cauldron 785. Constitutional right to cast vote
770. Flowers or leaves woven together in a circle for (a) duty (b) franking
placing on a coffin or a grave (c) franchise (d) licensed
(a) garland (b) wreath 786. A place for the collection of dried plants
(c) bunch (d) bouquet (a) aquarium (b) museum
771. To give up the throne (c) herbarium (d) flora
(a) bequeath (b) usurp 787. Excessive bureaucratic fuss
(c) consign (d) abdicate (a) footnotes (b) officious
772. To increase the speed (c) fastidious (d) redtape
(a) Activate (b) Accelerate 788. A person who held a job or office before the
(c) Assimilate (d) Exhilarate current holder
773. A place where plants are grown for sale (a) Successor (b) Ancient
(a) Yard (b) Garden (c) Predecessor (d) descendant
(c) Aviary (d) Nursery 789. Extreme mental or physical suffering
774. To brighten up with lights (a) rapture (b) acute
(a) Infuriate (b) Illuminate (c) agony (d) ecstasy
(c) Elucidate (d) Illustrate 790. An exact or a very close copy (of something)
775. The height of an object or point in relation to (a) forgery (b) replica
sea level or ground level (c) artificial (d) substitute
(a) rectitude (b) longitude 791. A place where games are played for money
(c) latitude (d) altitude (a) church (b) casino
776. Seeming reasonable (c) gymnasium (d) university
(a) plausible (b) permeable 792. Travelling under a name other than one’s own
(c) versatile (d) volatile (a) incredible (b) incognito
777. Splendid and expensive looking (c) impromptu (d) Invisible
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793. To cross streets on foot carelessly (c) Whimsical (d) Balanced
(a) catwalk (b) jaywalk 808. A person working on a trial period
(c) stroll (d) Wander (a) Probationer (b) Petitioner
794. A rabbit’s dwelling (c) Practitioner (d) Professional
(a) lair (b) burrow 809. The state of growing to maturity
(c) sty (d) den (a) Apartheid (b) Innocence
795. A group of singers in a Church (c) Adolescence (d) Immigrant
(a) choir (b) band 810. A young child just beginning to walk
(c) host (d) troop (a) Joey (b) Kid
796. A strong and fast moving stream of water (c) Toddler (d) Cub
(a) rivulet (b) creek 811. A hollow space in a wall for a statue or ornament
(c) torrent (d) trickle (a) Slot (b) Niche
797. A group of ships sailing together (c) Nook (d) Cornice
(a) Navy (b) Fleet 812. Policy of racial discrimination
(c) Vessels (d) Cruisers (a) Inequality (b) Supremacy
798. Come in the way of (c) Segregation (d) Apartheid
(a) Indulge (b) Facilitate 813. Advocating an aggressive or warlike policy,
(c) Hamper (d) Deprive especially in foreign affairs.
799. To laugh at something in a cruel way (a) Eminent (b) Belligerent
(a) Deprive (b) Decide (c) Hawkish (d) Quaint
(c) Deride (d) Defy 814. A job, especially one that is temporary or that
800. A small compartment in an aircraft for the pilot has an uncertain future.
(a) Chassis (b) Cockpit (a) Brute (b) Incompetent
(c) Canopy (d) Fuselage (c) Cretin (d) Gig
801. A plantation of grapes 815. Officially take possession or control of
(a) Nursery (b) Vineyard (something), especially for military purposes.
(c) Orchard (d) Grove (a) Commandeer (b) Prerequisite
802. Something like an opening, particularly one in (c) Cognate (d) Epilogue
the body such as a nostril 816. Tolerate or allow (something, typically dissent
(a) Orifice (b) Obtuse or opposition).
(c) Obscure (d) Oblique (a) Bear (b) Brook
803. Things which are of the same kind and of the (c) Topographic (d) Reflexive
same dimensions 817. Relating to or occurring in the intestines.
(a) Homosexual (b) Homonymous (a) Truant (b) Servant
(c) Homogenous (d) Homophony (c) Enteric (d) Fag
804. A situation requiring a choice between equally 818. Nearer the front, especially in the front of the
undesirable alternatives or confusions body, or nearer to the head or forepart.
(a) Instability (b) Complication (a) Whimsical (b) Stray
(c) Sophistication (d) Dilemma (c) Untidy (d) Anterior
805. Condition of sleep during certain parts of the 819. Make (a difficult subject) clearer and easier to
year understand.
(a) Somnambulism (b) Dehydration (a) Husk (b) Demystify
(c) Constipation (d) Hibernation (c) Rile (d) Pasture
806. Painless death given to patients to relieve 820. Proud haughtiness of manner.
suffering (a) Emancipate (b) Liberate
(a) Euthanasia (b) Euphoria (c) Hauteur (d) Dislodge
(c) Euphorbia (d) Euphemism 821. A person who takes part in a dialogue or
807. Unable to think clearly because of a mental conversation.
illness (a) Subdue (b) Upbraid
(a) Deranged (b) Eccentric (c) Ingratiate (d) Interlocutor
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822. Extravagantly bright or showy, typically so as to 837. The art of preaching or writing sermons.
be tasteless. (a) Homiletic (b) Hone
(a) Gaudy (b) Nag (c) Holster (d) Hubris
(c) Raid (d) Forage 838. A short-lived, serene episode of pastoral or
823. A person who is not sure about God's existence romantic charm.
(a) Aesthetics (b) Agnostic (a) Iconoclast (b) Ephemeral
(c) Aeon (d) Amateur (c) Impunity (d) Idyll
824. Spoken or done without preparation 839. A nominal leader with no real power.
(a) Extempore (b) Ambidextrous (a) Filibuster (b) Figurehead
(c) Bequeath (d) Presage (c) Flak (d) Fervor
825. One who is bad in spellings 840. The common people, commoner.
(a) Calligrapher (b) Demagogue (a) Plebeian (b) Platitude
(c) Somniferous (d) Cacographer (c) Plaque (d) Prim
826. Expressing feelings or opinions in a very loud or 841. Act of mercy killing.
forceful way (a) Asphyxiation (b) Suicide
(a) Volatile (b) Vociferous (c) Immolation (d) Euthanasia
(c) Wreath (d) Yearn 842. Stick with a thick end used in a mortar for
827. Very determined to do something pounding.
(a) Tenacious (b) Versatile (a) Thistle (b) Stifle
(c) illicit (d) Savour (c) Sceptre (d) Pestle
828. The branch of science concerned with the 843. Usage of an incorrect word in place of the one
origin, structure and composition of rocks which is similar in pronunciation.
(a) Prodigy (b) Petrology (a) Error (b) Malapropism
(c) Pedagogy (d) Protozoology (c) Blooper (d) Euphemism
829. Honor or fame given for some achievement 844. To take atonement for one’s sins.
(a) Granary (b) Honk (a) Expiate (b) Renounce
(c) Epilogue (d) Laurel (c) Remonstrate (d) Refute
830. The nursery where babies and young children 845. A particular method of working.
are cared for during the working day (a) Methodology (b) Knack
(a) Creak (b) Cortege (c) Working method (d) Modus operandi
(c) Creche (d) Convent 846. Harsh criticism or censure.
831. A division into two opposite groups (a) Opprobrium (b) Officious
(a) Gap (b) Fissure (c) Perfunctory (d) Approbation
(c) Microtomy (d) Dichotomy 847. A small valley
832. Lasting for a very short time (a) Silt (b) Dell
(a) Ambiguous (b) Ephemeral (c) Bay (d) Pasture
(b) Caucus (d) Grove 848. A person without a home, job or property.
833. Not willing to tell people about things (a) Derelict (b) Hoary
(a) Reticent (b) Crescent (c) Coy (d) Prattle
(c) nascent (d) lucent 849. Excessive publicity.
834. Examples that represent or express something (a) Advertisement (b) Hype
very well (c) Maraud (d) Uproar
(a) Illustration (b) Eternal 850. To take someone somewhere suddenly and
(c) Epitome (d) Explanation quickly.
835. The killing of a large group of people (a) Rush (b) Whisk
(a) Genocide (b) Fratricide (c) Fly (d) Sever
(c) Filicide (d) Sororicide 851. Seat on elephant’s back
836. Sentimental in an exaggerated or false way. (a) Howdah (b) Saddle
(a) Maniac (b) Mawkish (c) Couch (d) Hurtle
(c) Maverick (d) Meretricious
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852. A person who hates new things. 867. A person who is not conversant with a
(a) Misnomer (b) Misoneist particular activity or skill.
(c) Misanthrope (d) Misogynist (a) Bier (b) Muggle
853. Customs and habits of a particular group. (c) Cabby (d) Deism
(a) Mores (b) Rituals 868. Animal that can live both on land and in water
(c) Customs (d) Tradition 1. mammal 2. vertebrate
854. Loop of rope. 3. arboreal 4. amphibian
(a) Repine (b) Rankle 869. To walk aimlessly
(c) Noose (d) Knot 1. Slither 2. Crawl 3. Sprint 4. Amble
855. A branch of medical science that deals with 870. The study of earthquakes
nose and its disease. 1. Seismology 2. Geography
(a) Phrenology (b) Rhinology 3. Topography 4. Geology
(c) Osteoarthritis (d) Pulmonology 871. Walk or move at a slow, relaxed pace
856. Platform on which criminals are executed. 1. Prance 2. Strut 3. Romp 4. Amble
(a) Revelry (b) Scaffold 872. One who supervises students in an examination
(c) Dais (d) Podium hall
857. Someone who is excessively concerned with his 1. Teacher 2. Inspector
or her own health. 3. Invigilator 4. Examinee
(a) Tempo (b) Vandal 873. A glass container to keep fish
(c) Valetudinarian (d) Turnstile 1. Beaker 2. Vase 3. Aquarium 4. Atrium
858. To involve deeply in an argument, conflict or 874. A sound that cannot be heard
difficult situation. 1. Indelible 2. Inaudible 3. Inedible 4. Audible
(a) Embroil (b) Clique 875. Indifferent to pleasure and pain
(c) Requiem (d) Repository 1. Cynic 2. Stoic 3. Lusty 4. Prudent
859. A strong believer. 876. Formally put an end to a system, practice, or
(a) Apostle (b) Aborigines institution
(c) Volte-face (d) Emissary 1. Destroy 2. Abolish 3. Stop 4. Kill
860. A person who receives a legacy. 877. Showing great attention to detail and correct
(a) Ruckus (b) Legatee behaviour
(c) doyen (d) Priggish 1. Punctilious 2. Zealous
861. Indefinitely many; a lot of. 3. Punctual 4. Disciplined
(a) Umpteen (b) Spur 878. A fictional being from another world
(c) Paltry (d) Pauperdom 1. Alien 2. Stranger
862. Green with grass or other rich vegetation. 3. Native 4. Foreigner
(a) Gulp (b) Malaise 879. In exactly the same words as the original
(c) Percolate (d) Verdant 1. Duplicate 2. Copy
863. Directly opposed or contrasted; mutually 3. Imitation 4. Verbatim
incompatible. 880. The examination or observation of one's own
(a) Antithetical (b) Annul mental and emotional processes
(c) Dire (d) Omnibus 1. Assessment 2. Valuation
864. To complain bitterly 3. Inspection 4. Introspection
(a) Tread (b) Rail 881. A medical condition in which somebody partly
(c) Suffrage (d) Gale or completely loses their memory
865. A collection of books accepted as holy scripture. 1. Alopecia 2. Amnesia
(a) Canon (b) Clad 3. Asphyxia 4. Anaemia
(c) Stump (d) Stratum 882. Study of insects
866. Someone who acts as an assistant. 1. Entomology 2. Geology
(a) Rampart (b) Aide 3. Biology 4. Ecology
(c) Tarry (d) Noob
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883. Drawings or writing scribbled on walls in public 899. Able to be happy, successful, etc. again after
places something difficult or bad has happened
1. Sketches 2. Posters 1. Resistant 2. Reluctant
3. Graffiti 4. Hoardings 3. Remnant 4. Resilient
884. Something that is strong and lasts a long time 900. Easily hurt emotionally
without breaking or becoming weaker. 1. Senseless 2. Sensible
1. Durable 2. Harsh 3. Incensed 4. Sensitive
3. Pliable 4. Secure 901. A group of people
885. Sharpness and accuracy of judgment 1. Flock 2. Crowd 3. Brood 4. Herd
1. Knowledge 2. Estimation 902. A room or large cupboard for storing food
3. Acumen 4. Experience 1. Almirah 2. Larder
886. A tank for fish or water plants 3. Wardrobe 4. Bakery
1. Aviary 2. Reservoir 903. A spear used for hunting large fish
3. Aquarium 4. Museum 1. Dagger 2. Lance 3. Harpoon 4. Sword
887. An image of a God used for worship 904. Lacking interest or excitement
1. Icon 2. Temple 3. Model 4. Idol 1. Mundane 2. Miserly 3. Despot 4. Hostile
888. Drawings or writing on a wall in a public place 905. Place where objects of importance are exhibited
1. Portrait 2. Collage 3. Caricature 4. Graffiti 1. Museum 2. Exhibition
889. One who can read and write 3. Treasury 4. Fair
1. Eligible 2. Illiterate 906. A person who works in a shop that sells cut
3. Literate 4. Illegible flowers and plants
890. One who knows everything 1. Dealer 2. Florist
1. Naïve 2. Omniscient 3. Hawker 4. Vendor
3. Invincible 4. Experienced 907. A four-footed animal
891. A seat for a passenger on a bicycle or motorbike 1. Biped 2. Reptile
1. Bridle 2. Cushion 3. Pillion 4. Girdle 3. Mammal 4. Quadruped
892. Unfairly take something belonging to another 908. A piece of a living tissue or plant that is
for one’s use transplanted surgically
1. Misconstrue 2. Misinterpret 1. Gratis 2. Gourmet 3. Gracious 4. Graft
3. Misapprehend 4. Misappropriate 909. Feeling or showing extreme tiredness
893. A problem that is so difficult that it cannot be 1. Vitalised 2. Nervous
answered 3. Weary 4. Drowsy
1. Terrible 2. Insoluble 910. A person in love with himself
3. Impossible 4. Solvable 1. Narcissist 2. Lunatic 3. Stoic 4. Polyglot
894. A fixed sum paid annually 911. Giving the worrying impression that something
1. Bonus 2. Honorarium bad is going to happen
3. Annuity 4. Alimony 1. Desolate 2. Suspicious
895. A person who travels on foot. 3. Ominous 4. Bleak
1. Pedestrian 2. Rover 3. Dweller 4. Flyer 912. Plants of a particular region
896. Unable to express feelings clearly 1. Flora 2. Flinch 3. Fauna 4. Flotsam
1. Eloquent 2. Affluent 913. A shortened version of a larger work
3. Verbose 4. Inarticulate 1. Summary 2. Précis
897. A style of cooking food, characteristic of a 3. Shorts 4. Abridgement
particular country or region 914. The man supervising the exam had a huge
1. Antique 2. Creche 3. Cuisine 4. Menu moustache.
898. An animal with a spinal cord 1. Examiner 2. Curator
1. Amphibian 2. Vertebrate 3. Controller 4. Invigilator
3. Mammal 4. Invertebrate 915. Adjust or make right; correct, amend
1. Recruit 2. Recreate
3. Recourse 4. Rectify
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916. Having or showing an excessively high opinion 3. Nostalgia 4. Paranoia
of one's appearance, abilities, or worth 931. The act of killing one’s mother
1. Superior 2. Vain 1. Regicide 2. Homicide
3. Otiose 4. Domineering 3. Uxoricide 4. Matricide
917. The date when both, day and night are of 932. Today my dad will teach me how to make a
approximately equal length small shelter for my dog.
1. Equilibrium 2. Equine 1. kennel 2. Canal 3. Burrow 4. shed
3. Equator 4. Equinox 933. Existing in a land from the earliest times or from
918. One who has the ability to do many different before the arrival of colonists
things 1. Native 2. Ancient
1. Versatile 2. Adaptable 3. Aboriginal 4. Original
3. Expert 4. Specialist 934. An eccentric manner of living
919. A speech made without preparation 1. Bohemian 2. Numismatist
1. Extempore 2. Rhetoric 3. Gourmet 4. Misanthrope
3. Deliberation 4. Spontaneous 935. The property left to someone by a will
920. One who mediates in a deal or complex 1. Ledger 2. Legacy 3. Legend 4. Lexical
situation 936. A small island
1. Equaliser 2. Solicitor 1. Islet 2. Lagoon 3. Closet 4. Isthmus
3. Pacifier 4. Negotiator 937. A group of stars having a particular shape
921. A loud appeal or demand 1. Constellation 2. Planet
1. Protest 2. Entourage 3. Orbit 4. Galaxy
3. Clamour 4. Gambit 938. A huge building with a spacious area to house
922. The study of languages aircrafts.
1. Philology 2. Anthropology 1. Airport 2. Hanger 3. Hangar 4. House
3. Lexicography 4. Philosophy 939. Allowance given to a wife from her husband on
923. Sharp and direct separation
1. Acerbic 2. Zoonic 3. Anodyne 4. Acidic 1. Allegory 2. Alimony
924. After my father passed away, I used to look at a 3. Affidavit 4. Advocacy
series of stars, trying to find the unknown. 940. Formal forgiveness of a person’s sins
1. Galaxy 2. Constellation 1. Ablutions 2. Absolution
3. Caravan 4. Horde 3. Absolutism 4. Forgiveness
925. One who does something not professionally but 941. Holding on to something or keeping an opinion
for pleasure with determination
1. Professional 2. Mature 1. Gracious 2. Tenacious
3. Immature 4. Amateur 3. Obnoxious 4. Loquacious
926. A person having significant experience in an 942. A perfectionist
occupation 1. Meticulous 2. Omniscient
1. Agnostic 2. Fastidious 3. Optimist 4. Ambidextrous
3. Veteran 4. Novice 943. Fail to notice; ignore; condone (an offence etc.)
927. The act of washing oneself 1. Overlong 2. Overlie
1. Ablutions 2. Solutions 3. Overly 4. Overlook
3. Steaming 4. Bathing 944. A room where dead bodies are kept until burial
928. A very expensive and elaborately built tomb 1. Sanatorium 2. Museum
1. Mausoleum 2. Cemetery 3. Mortuary 4. Safari
3. Mosque 4. Masterpiece 945. The action of damaging the good reputation of
929. A place where coins and medals are made. someone
1. Office 2. Mint 3. Mine 4. Barn 1. Delegate 2. Degeneration
930. An excessively intense desire for returning to 3. Defamation 4. Defection
past or lost conditions
1. Affection 2. Glitterati
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946. An exaggerated statement not to be taken 1. Fatalist 2. Convict 3. Fugitive 4. Lunatic
seriously or literally 961. Words that begin with the same letter, syllable
1. Hypertext 2. Hyperbole or sound
3. Hypocrisy 4. Hippocrates 1. Metaphor 2. Pun
947. Cancel or do away with (a law or agreement) 3. Hyperbole 4. Alliteration
1. Abrogate 2. Cancellation 962. Sita seems not to be affected by the pleasures
3. Ultimation 4. Prorogation and pains of life.
948. To keep postponing doing a task later because 1. strict 2. Active
you’re lazy 3. stoic 4. passive
1. Procrastinate 2. Multi-task 963. Having a feeling of guilt
3. Leave 4. Diligent 1. Refulgence 2. Restitution
949. A battle or anything involving or causing much 3. Remorse 4. Repugnance
bloodshed 964. A person who criticises traditional beliefs and
1. Autocracy 2. Sanguinary customs
3. Ineffable 4. Redtapism 1. Heretic 2. Absconder
950. Something which is worth believing 3. Apostle 4. Iconoclast
1. Spurious 2. Expedient 965. A poll taken of voters leaving the voting place
3. Credible 4. Impending that is usually used for predicting the winners.
951. Strong hostility 1. Consensus 2. Results
1. Animalistic 2. Anonymity 3. Census 4. Exit poll
3. Comity 4. Animosity 966. A formal statement testifying to someone's
952.Murder of an infant character and qualifications
1. Foeticide 2. Feticide 1. Document 2. Affidavit
3. Sacrifice 4. Infanticide 3. Testimonial 4. Manuscript
953. One who loves humanity or believes in universal 967. Something that is very small/little
brotherhood 1. Few 2. Tiny 3. Thin 4. Slender
1. Humane 2. Magnanimous 968. Making of a false document with a false
3. Philanthropist 4. Misanthropist signature
954. My uncle is someone who loves good food and 1. Ruse 2. Forgery
knows a lot about it. 3. Insincerity 4. Deception
1. Connoisseur 2. Gourmet 969. A list or collection of books or informative
3. Chauffeur 4. Culinary graphics
955. One who can speak two languages 1. Bale 2. Hamlet
1. Multilingual 2. Bilingual 3. Gallery 4. Catalogue
3. Trilingual 4. Monolingual 970. A person who draws or produces maps
956. to give up completely or agree to forgo, (a) Choreographer (b) Calligrapher
especially in favour of another (c) Cartographer (d) Chauffeur
1. Waive 2. Forfeit 3. Surrender 4. Cosign 971. The act of thinking now about something in the
957. Something that is capable of being past.
accomplished (a) Retrospection (b) Introspection
1. Feasible 2. Untenable (c) Inspection (d) Circumspection
3. Irrevocable 4. Eligible 972. The nest of a squirrel, typically in the form of a
958. The scientific study of plants and their structure mass of twigs in a tree
1. Plantation 2. Environment (a) Hole (b) Burrow (c) Lair (d) Drey
3. Biology 4. Botany 973. A sentimental longing for a time in the past
959. While I was travelling in Europe, I met a man (a) sepia (b) myopia
who drew maps. (c) nostalgia (d) dystopia
1. Cartographer 2. Geographer 974. A large cage, building or enclosure to keep birds
3. Arbitrator 4. Anthropologist (a) Zoo (b) Apiary
960. One who runs away from law (c) Aquarium (d) Aviary
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975. Leather straps put around a horse’s head to (a) alias (b) imposter
control it (c) namesake (d) ancestor
(a) bridle (b) bridal 991. Study of environment
(c) saddle (d) stirrup (a) ecology (b) radiology
976. people existing or living at the same time (c) cosmology (d) pathology
(a) community (b) population 992. A person who is unduly anxious about his/her
(c) contemporaries (d) inhabitants health
977. A person who shows people their seats (a) valetudinarian (b) antiquarian
(a) usher (b) guard (c) disciplinarian (d) egalitarian
(c) watchman (d) cameraman 993. A person who is trained for travelling into space
978. A statement open to more than one (a) scientist (b) physicist
interpretation (c) astronaut (d) pilot
(a) ambiguous (b) axiom 994. The dates when days and nights are of equal
(c) apparent (d) absurd length
979. A speech expressing one’s thoughts aloud to (a) equinox (b) stellar
oneself (c) eclipse (d) solstice
(a) sacrilege (b) soliloquy 995. Harsh or discordant sound
(c) harangue (d) hyperbole (a) monotony (b) harmony
980. People who work together at the same place (c) cacophony (d) symphony
(a) rivals (b) colleagues 996. Arrangement of events according to the dates of
(c) agents (d) friends occurrence
981. To give one’s authority to another (a) analogy (b) theology
(a) shirk (b) supervise (c) chronology (d) trilogy
(c) usurp (d) delegate 997. A person of evil reputation
982. One who rides horses in races (a) icon (b) famous
(a) jockey (b) sprinter (c) notorious (d) renowned
(c) athlete (d) porter 998. A person who believes everything easily
983. Introductory section of a literary work (a) creditor (b) plausible
(a) dialogue (b) monologue (c) credulous (d) reliable
(c) prologue (d) epilogue 999. A deceased holy person’s remains or belongings
984. A fictitious name used by an author kept for reverence
(a) alibi (b) namesake (a) memento (b) relic
(c) homonym (d) pseudonym (c) trophy (d) souvenir
985. One who studies God and religion 1000. To go around an area to keep a watch
(a) theologian (b) atheist (a) explore (b) patrol
(c) theist (d) theorist (c) campaign (d) cruise
986. Someone taken a prisoner to fulfil demands 1001. Holding an office without receiving a pay
(a) dealer (b) hostage (a) honorary (b) charity
(c) guest (d) host (c) freelance (d) startup
987. Be more successful than someone 1002. A nature reserve for birds or animals.
(a) win (b) beat (a) asylum (b) sanctuary
(c) succeed (d) outdo (c) oasis (d) retreat
988. Something done because one wants to, not by 1003. A particular form of a language which is
force peculiar to a specific region
(a) subjected (b) threatened (a) lingo (b) slang
(c) coerced (d) voluntary (c) dialect (d) jargon
989. One who changes sides 1004. Government run by a small group of people
(a) amateur (b) invader (a) aristocracy (b) oligarchy
(c) novice (d) turncoat (c) plutocracy (d) monarchy
990. A person with the same name as Another
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1005. A factual written account of important or 1019. A slowly moving mass or river of ice
historical events in the order of their occurrence. (a) typhoon (b) glacier
(a) register (b) journal (c) blizzard (d) avalanche
(c) chronology (d) chronicle 1020. The organic component of soil, formed by the
1006. A young person trending to commit crime, decomposition of leaves and other plant material
particularly minor crime. (a) silt (b) humus
(a) delinquent (b) convict (c) clay (d) alluvium
(c) criminal (d) derelict 1021. A ruler with complete power over a country
1007. Downfall that satisfies natural justice (a) Democrat (b) Aristocrat
(a) nemesis (b) catharsis (c) Traitor (d) Dictator
(c) paradox (d) Climax 1022. The state of being married to one person at a
1008. Irresistible impulse time
(a) kleptomania (b) plunder (a)Polygamy (b)Bigamy
(c) sabotage (d) Megalomania (c)Monogamy (d)Homogamy
1009. To separate husk from the grain 1023. A word or law no longer in use
(a) willow (b) winnow (a)Venerable (b)Vintage
(c) whip (d) Whisk (c)Obsolete (d)Absolute
1010. A person who eats the flesh of other human 1024. A partner in crime
beings (a)Accomplice (b)Amateur
(a)savage (b)tribal (c)Agent (d)Alibi
(c)cannibal (d)aborigine 1025. A group of lions
1011. Place where two or more rivers meet (a)Herd (b)Pride (c)Pack (d)Colony
(a)strait (b)confluence 1026. A group of stars that make a pattern
(c)delta (d)estuary (a)Planet (b)Constellation
1012. The date on which an event took place in a (c)Horizon (d)Comet
previous year 1027. One who does not care for art or literature.
(a) decade (b) anniversary (a)Plagiarist (b)Pessimist
(c) millennium (d) century (c)Philistine (d)Philatelist
1013. A set of rooms forming one residence in a 1028. A government by the nobles
building (a)Oligarchy (b)Aristocracy
(a) bungalow (b) suite (c)Democracy (d)Monarchy
(c) apartment (d) villa 1029. An imaginary ideal society
1014. Two lengths of rope, wood or metal with cross (a)Ultimate (b)Utopia
pieces used for climbing up and down walls (c)Flawless (d)Model
(a) stairs (b) railing 1030. A very large impressive residence
(c) ladder (d) steps (a)Mansion (b)Igloo
1015. A person who is absolutely necessary for (c)Cabin (d)Cottage
someone or something 1031. A place where gambling games are played
(a) indelible (b) ineffable (a)Stadium (b)Gymnasium
(c) infallible (d) indispensable (c)Casino (d)Arena
1016. Medical doctors who specialise in diagnosing 1032. A doctor who treats skin disease
diseases using X-rays, CT scans and ultrasound (a)Ophthalmologist (b)Orthodontist
(a) pathologist (b) cardiologist (c)Cardiologist (d)Dermatologist
(c) radiologist (d) dermatologist 1033. A close-fitting cover for a sword
1017. Something of little value or importance (a)Quiver (b)Shank
(a) trivial (b) cardinal (c)Sheath (d)Dagger
(c) scanty (d) Fundamental 1034. The science concerned with the properties of
1018. Persons who robs ships sound
(a) robbers (b) bandits (a) Acrobatics (b) Acoustics
(c) dacoits (d) pirates (c) Geology (d) Pedagog
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1035. Profane talk 1051. Combine to form a whole
(a) Blasphemy (b) Alchemy (a) Scatter (b) Integrate
(c) Origami (d) Polygamy (c) Disjoin (d) Create
1036. An extreme fear of darkness 1052. Very careful and precise
(a) Acrophobia (b) Hydrophobia (a) Tremulous (b) Tumultuous
(c) Nyctophobia (d) Hemophobia (c) Garrulous (d) Meticulous
1037. A state governed by old people 1053. A natural skill at doing something
(a) Autocracy (b) Bureaucracy (a) Snack (b) Knack
(c) Gerontocracy (d) Democracy (c) Quack (d) Stack
1038. A group of cattle 1054. A collection of drawings, documents, etc. that
(a) Pride (b) Herd represent a person’s, especially an artist’s, work
(c) Flock (d) Litter (a) Portfolio (b) Profile
1039. Obsessive desire to lose weight by refusing to (c) Sketch (d) Dossier
eat 1055. Tending to associate with others of one's kind
(a) Anorexia (b) Dyslexia (a) Genial (b) Gregarious
(c) Asphyxia (d) Pyrexia (c) Harmonious (d) Congruous
1040. Not supporting any side in an argument 1056. A person who is blamed for something that
(a) Impartial (b) Involved someone else has done
(c) Natural (d) Biased (a) Enemy (b) Competitor
1041. Act of giving up the throne (c) Scapegoat (d) Opponent
(a) Abdication (b) Admiration 1057. One who tells future from the stars
(c) Adulation (d) Addiction (a) Miser (b) Personification
1042. A group of people travelling together, (c) Philanthropist (d) Astrologer
especially in a desert 1058. Movement of people or animals from one area
(a) Pilgrimage (b) Parade to another
(c) Caravan (d) Procession (a) Diversification (b) Migration
1043. A fast moving stream of water (c) Acclimatisation (d) Population
(a) Fissure (b) Volcano 1059. One who studies the elections and voting
(c) Quake (d) Torrent trends
1044. A detailed list of things in a place (a) Sociologist (b) Psephologist
(a) Glossary (b) Inventory (c) Reviewer (d) Researcher
(c) Itinerary (d) Directory 1060. Relating to the healing of diseases
1045. A glass container in which fish can be kept (a) Inoculation (b) Immunity
(a) Aquatic (b) Aqua (c) Preventive (d) Therapeutic
(c) Fishery (d) Aquarium 1061. A group of people who have come together in
1046. Something that is genuine a religious building for worship and prayer
(a) Majestic (b) Authentic (a) Congregation (b) Crowd
(c) Unreal (d) Academic (c) Throng (d) Multitude
1047. That which is no longer useful 1062. A situation in which many people leave a place
(a) Abundant (b) Reluctant at the same time
(c) Dominant (d) Redundant (a) Exodus (b) Mitigation
1048. Using right and left hand equally well (c) Navigation (d) Immigration
(a) Unskilled (b) Ambidextrous 1063. An unforeseen happening which creates some
(c) Left-handed (d) Inexpert damage
1049. Having no moral principles (a) Mystery (b) Menace
(a) Ethical (b) Unaware (c) Magical (d) Mishap
(c) Unscrupulous (d) Mischievous 1064. One whom it is impossible to defeat
1050. Steal or misappropriate money (a) Dissatisfied (b) Cowardly
(a) Embezzle (b) Raid (c) Invincible (d) Inimitable
(c) Manipulate (d) Overcharge
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1065. Soon passing out or of a short duration 1080. A person weak and disabled by illness
(a) Frostbite (b) Evanescent (a) Activist (b) Invalid
(c) Extempore (d) Fluke (c) Athlete (d) Petitioner
1066. Someone who freely gives money and help to 1081. Happening every two years
people who need it (a) Centennial (b) Biennial
(a) Philologist (b) Philanthropist (c) Biannual (d) Triennial
(c) Impressionist (d) Receptionist 1082. A part of the city especially the slum area
1067. An imagined society where everything is (a) Ghetto (b) Metropolis
perfect and everyone is happy (c) Suburb (d) Colony
(a) Responsible (b) Hypocrite 1083. Making one feel very sad
(c) Utopia (d) Evangelist (a) Heart-to-heart (b) Heart-searching
1068. Incapable of making mistakes (c) Heart-stopping (d) Heart-wrenching
(a) Ineligible (b) Negligible 1084. A remedy for all diseases
(c) Inevitable (d) Infallible (a) Tablet (b) Syrup
1069. One who examines accounts officially (c) Panacea (d) Nectar
(a) Auditor (b) Collector 1085. The life history of a person written by himself.
(c) Aviator (d) Radiator (a) Travelogue (b) Essay
1070. Repetition of an initial sound in two or more (c) Biography (d) Autobiography
words of a line 1086. Something that is expressed in a confusing way
(a) Assonance (b) Rhythm (a) Eccentric (b) Inaudible
(c) Alliteration (d) Rhyme (c) Gullible (d) Incoherent
1071. A period of one thousand years 1087. Covered with a material or substance in order
(a) Millennium (b) Centenary to stop heat, sound etc. from entering or escaping.
(c) Century (d) Decade (a) Hydrated (b) Insulated
1072. A garden with fruit trees (c) Assimilated (d) Calibrated
(a) Vineyard (b) Orchard 1088.A large natural or artificial lake used as a source
(c) Grove (d) Nursery of water supply
1073. Flesh-eating animal (a) Reservoir (b) Pool (c) Creek (d) Pond
(a) Insectivore (b) Carnivore 1089. Close fitting cover for a sword or knife
(c) Omnivore (d) Herbivore (a) Shield (b) Screen
1074. A ruler with total power over a country, (c) Sheath (d) Guard
typically one who has obtained control by force 1090.Government by a king or a queen
(a) Democrat (b) Protector (a) Monarchy (b) Oligarchy
(c) Traitor (d) Dictator (c) Aristocracy (d) Plutocracy
1075. A type of magic in which spirits, especially evil 1091. A vertical passageway into a mine
ones, are used to make things happen (a) Canal (b) Lobby
(a) Chemistry (b) Mimicry (c) Shaft (d) Aisle
(c) Sorcery (d) Alchemy 1092. A solution or remedy for all
1076. A deep fissure in the earth's surface difficulties or diseases
(a) Volcano (b) Chasm (a) Medicine (b) Treatment
(c) Earthquake (d) Tremor (c) Panacea (d) Therapy
1077. Something that is extremely unpleasant 1093. A place where wild animals live
(a) Horrendous (b) Heightened (a) Lair (b) Hutch
(c) Humane (d) Humorous (c) Kennel (d) Cage
1078. Satisfied, with no desire to change or improve 1094. Small room where dishes are washed
(a) Beneficent (b) Innocent (a) Ante-room (b) Pantry
(c) Complacent (d) Adolescent (c) Larder (d) Scullery
1079. To make perfect or complete 1095.Person or thing that is the centre of attention
(a) Complement (b) Attainment (a) Organiser (b) Politician
(c) Impediment (d) Deportment (c) Cynosure (d) Leader
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1096.A person who speaks always in praise of 1110. One who gives shape to stone
himself 1. Curator 2. Sculptor
(a)Nationalist (b) Egotist 3. Apostate 4. Auditor
(c)Conventionalist (d) Evangelist 1111. To become a strong person in spite of many
1097. A song or music in praise of God difficulties.
(a) Elegy (b) Ode 1. Anxious 2. Triggered
(c) Hymn (d) Epic 3. Safe 4. Resilient
1098. A person living in the same age with another 1112. So delicate or precise as to be difficult to
(a) Confidant (b) Partner analyse or describe
(c) Collaborator (d) Contemporary 1. Suitable 2. Subtle
1099.A person who studies the structure of the earth 3. Complex 4. Brittle
(a) Geologist (b) Geographer 1113. Spouse of a reigning monarch
(c) Gemologist (d) Gynaecologist A. Companion B. Accomplice
1100. You are requested to send a list of goods sent, C. Intern D. Consort
with their prices along with the parcel so that the 1114. A thing that motivates or encourages someone
payment can be done immediately. to do something
A. Agenda B. Invoice A. Incentive B. Invention
C. Catalogue D. Inventory C. Instrument D. Inheritance
1101. Prevent from being carried out 1115. Use of fingers and hands to communicate
A. Intentional B. Deliberate ideas by deaf and dumb people
C. Circumvent D. Clarity A. braille B. Code
1102. Pretence of having a virtuous character C. dactylology D. dermatology
A. Hypocrisy B. Imposter 1116. One who believes all people are motivated by
C. Spy D. Covert selfish needs
1103. A narration in which animals speak and act like A. Fanatic B. Lunatic
human being C. Cynic D. Ascetic
A. Didactic B. Elegy 1117. To bring memories or images to the conscious
C. Fable D. Parable mind
1104. That which makes it difficult to recognize the A. depict B. induce
presence of something C. repress D. evoke
A. Pretence B. Camouflage 1118. A party emblem of royalty
C. Cover D. Mask A. Plagiarism B. Regalia
1105. Showing astute powers of judgement; clever C. Monarchy D. Philogyny
and judicious 1119. A disorder that involve difficulty in reading,
1. Shriek 2. Sage interpreting words
3. Shrewd 4. Shrike 1. Delusion 2. Dyslexia
1106. Evoking a keen sense of sadness or regret 3. Dysgraphia 4. Disability
1. Pungent 2. Poignant 1120. Not quite coinciding with a central position
3. Impactful 4. Unaffecting 1. Off-centre 2. Off-beat
1107. Taking heed or care; being conscious 3. Off-chance 4. Off-break
1. Mindful 2. Mindless 1121. Changing frequently
3. Mindset 4. Mind-read 1. Certain 2. Flak
1108. The quality of being honest and having strong 3. Fickle 4. Contiguous
moral principles 1122. Using (an idea, term, or name) frequently in
1. Staid 2. Integrity casual talk
3. Uptight 4. Ridicule 1. Banding 2. Bounding
1109. Treat with a vaccine, usually by injection to 3. Bandying 4. Bamboozling
promote immunity against a disease 1123. A person who is unsure about God’s existence
1. Innuendo 2. Inoculate 1. Agnostic 2. Theist
3. Inspire 4. Innovate 3. Atheist 4. Theologist
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1124. Mark with spots or smears of colour 3. Benedictory 4. Adulterous
1. Mottle 2. Motto 1139. A dummy used to display clothes in a shop
3. Bright 4. Colourful window
1125. Extreme physical or mental sufferings 1. Mannequin 2. Supermodel
1. Destitute 2. Nemesis 3. Statue 4. Model
3. Pain 4. Agony 1140. Subject (someone) to a continuous flow of
1126. A group of things that have been hidden in questions, criticisms or information
some place 1. Revolt 2. Bombard
1. Treasure 2. Cache 3. Irritate 4. Shout
3. Clothes 4. Jewels 1141. A vehicle used to carry a dead body
1127. Causing or affected by anxiety or stress 1. Hearse 2. Coffin
1. Fraught 2. Devoid 3. Tomb 4. Grave
3. Scant 4. Divested 1142. Something that cannot be handled easily
1128. Fill up again 1. Untidy 2. Unwieldy
1. Regret 2. Repine 3. Untimely 4. Unfit
3. Replenish 4. Reprehend 1143. The practice of persuading someone to do
1129. Any organisation’s involvement with or something by using force or threats
influence in the community; especially in the context 1. Roughness 2. Cruelty
of social welfare 3. Coercion 4. Compulsion
1. Outride 2. Outright 1144. Written law passed by a law-making body
3. Outrigger 4. Outreach 1. Statute 2. Rule
1130. A community which is smaller than village 3. Summit 4. Ordeal
1. Gang 2. Hamlet 1145. Relating to a festival
3. Group 4. Organisation 1. Felicitation 2. Fervid
1131. concerning or consisting of money 3. Frenzy 4. Festal
1. Pecuniary 2. Peculate 1146. A strongbox or small chest for holding
3. Pasture 4. Peculiarly valuables
1132. Government by military class 1. Coffer 2. Caffeine
1. Autocracy 2. Theocracy 3. Coterie 4. Coffin
3. Stratocracy 4. Plutocracy 1147. Connected with the sense of touch
1133. Full of people 1. Auditory 2. Olfactory
1. Populous 2. Popular 3. Visual 4. Tactile
3. Prominent 4. Porous 1148. Make a machine active or operative
1134. The dark shape and outline of something 1. Enthuse 2. Activate
visible against a bright background 3. Energise 4. Initiate
1. Mirage 2. Silhouette 1149. The sound made by frogs
3. Image 4. Shadow 1. Trumpet 2. Moo
1135. A volume containing several books previously 3. Croak 4. Roar
published separately 1150. A house of shelter for a dog
1. Thesaurus 2. Dictionary 1. Barns 2. Kennel
3. Novel 4. Omnibus 3. Den 4. Hangar
1136. Break or fall apart into small fragments in the 1151. A diagram showing the path of planets
process of deterioration 1. Horoscope 2. Zodiac
1. Collapse 2. Slump 3. Planetarium 4. Platitude
3. Sag 4. Crumble 1152. Something that is necessary or crucial
1137. Lacking the ability to move 1. Pedantic 2. Trivial
1. Inert 2. Lazy 3. Indispensable 4. Auxiliary
3. Idle 4. Lax 1153. Beginning to exist: recently formed or
1138. Giving orders in a manner that permits no developed
refusal 1. Herald 2. Blasphemy
1. Infidelity 2. Dictatorial 3. Knave 4. Nascent
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1154. A woman with brown hair (c) Gallant (d) Daredevil
1. Blunt 2. Brunette 1169. Forsaken or neglected child who has no home
3. Blonde 4. Bumble and spends most of his/her time on the streets
1155. To enter unlawfully upon the land of another (a) Waif (b) Fugitive
1. Trespass 2. Delinquent (c) Vulnerable (d) Miscreant
3. Transgression 4. Culprit 1170. To move or travel back and forth frequently
1156. Experiences that are very unpleasant or (a) Shuttle (b) Rupture
difficult (c) Foster (d) Grapple
1. Pitfall 2. Ordeal 1171. Something belonging to or surviving from an
3. Strident 4. Knack earlier period
1157. A place of refugee (a) Relic (b) Dinosaur
1. Home 2. Asylum (c) Ruin (d) Vestige
3. Shelter 4. Hospice 1172. Outer protective layer of a tree.
1158. An exact copy of handwriting, printing (a) Shrub (b) Rind
1. Platitude 2. Maiden (c) Bark (d) Peel
3. Potable 4. Facsimile 1173. The king’s coronation ceremony was a grand
1159. Departure from common rule affair, with all the nobles and dignitaries dressed in
1. Anomaly 2. Quixotic their finest insignia of royalty.
3. Pragmatic 4. Stupor (a) ornaments (b) regalia
1160. A living organism that steals nourishment from (c) regals (d) spectres
other living beings 1174. Henny Penny is a story that is passed down
1. Vector 2. Parasite from generation to generation through spoken word.
3. Insect 4. Co – Dependent (a) folktale (b) fable
1161. A ground where the last funeral rites are (c) epic (d) parable
performed 1175. An imperfection; a blemish, a crack
1. Tomb 2. Crematorium (a) Flaunt (b) Fleck
3. Barracks 4. Mortuary (c) Flaw (d) Flea
1162. A unit to measure light 1176. Kidney beans were boiled quickly when Nisha
1. Lumen 2. Watt added a substance that speeds up a chemical
3. Horse-power 4. Ampere reaction without being consumed by the reaction
1163. The science of foretelling events by mapping itself.
stars (a) reactant (b) catalyst
1. Astrophysics 2. Astronomy (c) enzyme (d) solute
3. Astrology 4. Astrobiology 1177. Collection of written or spoken texts
1164. Famous or well-known for a negative reason (a) Data bank (b) Dictionary
1. Unpopular 2. Reputable (c) Corpus (d) Circa
3. Formidable 4. Notorious 1178. Working or operating quickly and effectively in
1165. Huge fire for celebration an organised way
(a) Bonfire (b) Festivity (a) Effusive (b) Extensive
(c) Firepower (d) Firefight (c) Excellent (d) Efficient
1166. A group of people travelling together in a van 1179. The capacity for being useful for some
(a) Brood (b) Gypsies purpose.
(c) Caravan (d) Constellation (a) Gain (b) Aid
1167. A detailed description of a series of real or (c) Desirability (d) Utility
fictional events taking place over a long period of 1180. Detailed list of goods dispatched with quantity
time and price to the purchaser.
(a) Witness (b) Journal (a) Ledger (b) Receipt
(c) Case study (d) Saga (c) Invoice (d) Sales
1168. A person who enjoys doing dangerous things, 1181. To criticise someone severely
in a way that other people may think is stupid. (a) Rate (b) Chastise
(a) Cavalier (b) Lunatic (c) Scoff (d) Remonstrate
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1182. Minimum people needed for a meeting A. lyric B. ode
(a) Forum (b) Quorum C. elegy D. sonnet
(c) Addendum (d) Decorum 1192. Lasting for a very short period of time
1183. Something of monstrous size or power A. Permanent B. Ceaseless
(a) Heavyweight (b) Bulk C. Pungent D. Ephemeral
(c) Amazon (d) Behemoth 1193. Merry, convivial, hearty and good humoured
1184. A person who does not eat any animal product A. Jowl B. Joyous
(a) Vegetarian (b) Vegan C. Jovial D. Jubilee
(c) Non-vegetarian (d) Veggie 1194. To sweep over something so as to surround it
1185. A disease prevalent in a community or a completely
specific region at a specific time, affecting a large A. engulf B. imbibe
area. C. drown D. plunge
(a) Eradicate (b) Epidemic 1195. Using high-sounding words but with little
(c) Pandemic (d) Endemic meaning
1186. To have a strong emotional effect on. A. Bombastic B. Eloquent
(a) To overwhelm (b) To yield C. Clever D. Reserved
(c) To smother (d) To forfeit 1196. A disease causing a person to fall unconscious
1187. Very attractive and easy to feel love for involuntarily
(a) Adorable (b) Flamboyant A. insomnia B. senility
(c) Laudable (d) Mysterious C. epilepsy D. dementia
1188. A structure in the garden where climbing 1197. Pertaining to an individual from birth
plants can grow and people can walk under A. congenital B. habitual
(a) Pergola (b) Tomb C. chronic D. anomaly
(c) Outhouse (d) Treehouse 1198. Which can be rooted out
1189. To restrain or compel a person to do something A. eradicable B. internment
by force. C. animism D. incorrigible
(a) Consensus (b) Coerce 1199. Happening repeatedly
(c) Casualty (d) Convoy A. Recurrent B. Rapport
1190. An entrance hall in a building used by the C. Regression D. Recuperate
public, especially a hotel or theatre 1200. Ms. Scarlet was indifferent to pain and
A. gallery B. aisle pleasure, she never complained.
C. foyer D. portico A. Hypocrite B. Versatile
1191. A poem that expresses lament for the dead C. Amateur D. Stoic
Answers:-
1. D 11. C 21.A 31.B 41.B 51.B 61.D 71.D
2. A 12.B 22. B 32.C 42.C 52.D 62.B 72.C
3. C 13.A 23.D 33.A 43.b 53.C 63.B 73.A
4.B 14.D 24.C 34.B 44.c 54.B 64.A 74.B
5.C 15.C 25.C 35.D 45.D 55.D 65.C 75.A
6.D 16.C 26.A 36.C 46.B 56.C 66.A 76.C
7.D 17.D 27.B 37.D 47.D 57.B 67.D 77.B
8.B 18.D 28.A 38.B 48.C 58.C 68.B 78.C
9.C 19.A 29.D 39.C 49.B 59.A 69.B 79.C
10.C 20.C 30.D 40.A 50.B 60.C 70.A 80.A
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81.C 114.A 147.C 180.A 213.C 246.a 279.b 312.d
82.B 115.D 148.B 181.C 214.A 247.d 280.d 313.b
83.C 116.C 149.B 182.C 215.a 248.b 281.b 314.b
84.A 117.D 150.C 183.A 216.d 249.b 282.d 315.a
85.B 118.A 151.D 184.B 217.a 250.a 283.b 316.a
86.B 119.C 152.B 185.B 218.b 251.b 284.c 317.b
87.B 120.B 153.B 186.C 219.a 252.C 285.a 318.b
88.B 121.C 154.A 187.D 220.a 253.A 286.a 319.b

320.d
89.B 122..C 155.B 188.D 221.d 254.B 287.b
321.b
90.D 123.C 156.C 189.D 222.c 255.C 288.d
322.c
91.C 124.C 157.A 190.B 223.b 256.B 289.a
323.d
92.D 125.C 158.D 191.A 224.d 257.b 290.b
324.b
93.C 126.D 159.C 192.C 225.b 258.b 291.d
325.c
94.C 127.B 160.C 193.A 226.d 259.b 292.A
326.b
95.B 128.C 161.A 194.B 227.a 260.b 293.d
327.a
96.B 129.B 162.C 195.B 228.a 261. C 294.d
328.d
97.D 130.D 163.D 196.A 229.a 262.c 295.c
329.d
98.B 131.B 164.B 197.B 230.a 263.B 296.c
330.a
99.A 132.C 165.D 198.C 231.d 264.b 297.a
331.d
100.C 133.D 166.C 199.C 232.a 265.D 298.b
332.c
101.d 134.C 167.B 200.D 233.b 266.C 299.c
333.a
102.B 135.D 168.D 201.d 234.a 267.B 300.c
334.d
103.B 136.D 169.A 202.A 235.a 268.A 301.c
335.b
104.D 137.A 170.C 203.b 236.d 269.C 302.b
336.d
105.D 138.D 171.D 204.D 237.c 270.A 303.b
337.d
106.C 139.A 172.C 205.B 238.a 271.a 304.b
338.a
107.C 140.B 173.A 206.C 239.b 272.a 305.b
339.a
108.B 141.C 174.C 207.B 240.a 273.b 306.b
340.c
109.D 142.A 175.A 208.D 241.b 274.b 307.c
341.b
110.C 143.D 176.D 209.B 242.c 275.d 308.b
342.b
111.D 144.A 177.D 210.B 243.d 276.d 309.a
343.c
112.C 145.D 178.B 211.D 244.a 277.d 310.a
344.c
113.B 146.A 179.B 212.B 245.a 278.A 311.c
345.a
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346.b 379.c 412.d 445.c 478.b 511.B 544.B 577.D
347.a 380.d 413.c 446.c 479.c 512.C 545.C 578.D
348.d 381.c 414.d 447.c 480.c 513.C 546.A 579.B
349.b 382.a 415.d 448.c 481.d 514.A 547.C 580.A
350.b 383.b 416.c 449.c 482.d 515.D 548.C 581.D
351.b 384.c 417.d 450.a 483.b 516.A 549.B 582.A
352.a 385.c 418.d 451.a 484.c 517.D 550.A 583.A
353.d 386.b 419.c 452.c 485.d 518.A 551.D 584.C
354.b 387.a 420.a 453.a 486.a 519.B 552.B 585.A
355.b 388.b 421.a 454.b 487.d 520.D 553.A 586.D
356.c 389.a 422.A 455.a 488.a 521.C 554.A 587.A
357.a 390.a 423.d 456.a 489.d 522.C 555.A 588.C
358.a 391.a 424.c 457.b 490.d 523.D 556.A 589.A
359.c 392.a 425.a 458.d 491.c 524.A 557.A 590.C
360.b 393.b 426.c 459.c 492.a 525.D 558.B 591.B
361.c 394.a 427.c 460.d 493.b 526.D 559D. 592.A
362.d 395.d 428.d 461.c 494.c 527.D 560.A 593.C
363.b 396.b 429.a 462.b 495.a 528.A 561.A 594.A
364.d 397.d 430.a 463.B 496.a 529.D 562.A 595.C
365.b 398.c 431.b 464.c 497.d 530.A 563.B 596.C
366.d 399.c 432.a 465.c 498.d 531.B 564.C 597.C
367.a 400.c 433.c 466.d 499.c 532.C 565.A 598.A
368.a 401.c 434.d 467.d 500.a 533.C 566.C 599.B
369.b 402.a 435.d 468.a 501.b 534.A 567.B 600.D
370.c 403.d 436.b 469.b 502.b 535.C 568.B 601.B
371.b 404.b 437.b 470.c 503.c 536.D 569.A 602.B
372.b 405.a 438.a 471.a 504.a 537.B 570.B 603.C
373.b 406.a 439.c 472.d 505.a 538.D 571.D 604.B
374.c 407.a 440.b 473.c 506.C 539.C 572.A 605.A
375.d 408.a 441.d 474.c 507.d 540.A 573.A 606.A
376.b 409.c 442.b 475.c 508.d 541.B 574.B 607.C
377.a 410.b 443.c 476.d 509.D 542.A 575.D 608.A
378.b 411.a 444.a 477.c 510.D 543.C 576.C 609.A
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610.C 643.A 676.B 709.C 742.A 775.D 808.A 841.D
611.B 644.B 677.D 710.B 743.D 776.A 809.C 842.D
612.C 645.C 678.C 711.A 744.A 777.A 810.C 843.B
613.B 646.D 679.D 712.D 745.A 778.B 811.B 844.A
614.C 647.C 680.D 713.C 746.C 779.C 812.D 845.D
615.B 648.B 681.D 714.C 747.A 780.C 813.C 846.A
616.B 649.B 682.C 715.C 748.D 781.B 814.D 847.B
617B. 650.D 683.B 716.A 749.A 782.D 815.A 848.A
618.C 651.B 684.B 717.B 750.B 783.D 816.B 849.B
619.B 652.A 685.D 718.A 751.A 784.D 817.C 850.B
620.A 653.C 686.C 719.D 752.D 785.C 818.D 851.A
621.C 654.C 687.A 720.C 753.C 786.C 819.B 852.B
622.D 655.A 688.C 721.A 754.B 787.D 820.C 853.A
623.A 656.A 689.C 722.D 755.C 788.C 821.D 854.C
624.A 657.B 690.D 723.D 756.D 789.C 822.A 855.B
625.C 658.A 691.D 724.C 757.D 790.B 823.B 856.B
626.B 659.B 692.B 725.C 758.B 791.B 824.A 857.C
627.B 660.A 693.C 726.A 759.A 792.B 825.D 858.A
628.C 661.B 694.B 727.D 760.B 793.B 826.B 859.A
629.D 662.A 695.B 728.C 761.B 794.B 827.A 860.B
630.B 663.A 696.A 729.B 762.A 795.A 828.B 861.A
631.D 664.A 697.C 730.C 763.D 796.C 829.D 862.D
632.C 665.D 698.C 731.A 764.D 797.B 830.C 863.A
633.D 666.C 699.C 732.B 765.D 798.C 831.D 864.B
634.A 667.A 700.B 733.A 766.A 799.C 832.B 865.A
635.C 668.A 701.A 734.C 767.B 800.B 833.A 866.B
636.B 669.A 702.D 735.C 768.C 801.B 834.C 867.B
637.D 670.B 703.C 736.A 769.D 802.A 835.A 868.D
638.A 671.D 704.C 737.D 770.B 803.C 836.B 869. 4
639.D 672.C 705.D 738.C 771.D 804.D 837.A 870. 1
640.A 673.D 706.C 739.B 772.B 805.D 838.D 871. 4
641.D 674.A 707.A 740.A 773.D 806.A 839.B 872. 3
642.C 675.C 708.C 741.B 774.B 807.A 840.A 873. 3
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874. 2 907. 4 940. 2 973. c 1006. a 1039. a 1072. b 1105. 3
875. 2 908. 4 941. 2 974. d 1007. a 1040. a 1073. b 1106. 2
876. 2 909. 3 942. 1 975. a 1008. a 1041. a 1074. d 1107. 1
877. 1 910. 1 943. 4 976. c 1009. b 1042. c 1075. c 1108. 2
878. 1 911. 3 944. 3 977. a 1010. c 1043. d 1076. b 1109. 2
879. 4 912. 1 945. 3 978. a 1011. b 1044. b 1077. a 1110. 2
880. 4 913. 4 946. 2 979. b 1012. b 1045. d 1078. c 1111. 4
881. 2 914. 4 947. 1 980. b 1013. c 1046. b 1079. a 1112. 2
882. 1 915. 4 948. 1 981. d 1014. c 1047. d 1080. b 1113. D
883. 3 916. 2 949. 2 982. a 1015. d 1048. b 1081. b 1114. A
884. 1 917. 4 950. 3 983. c 1016. c 1049. c 1082. a 1115. C
885. 3 918. 1 951. 4 984. d 1017. a 1050. a 1083. d 1116. C
886. 3 919. 1 952. 4 985. a 1018. d 1051. b 1084. c 1117. D
887. 4 920. 4 953. 3 986. b 1019. b 1052. d 1085. d 1118. B
888. 4 921. 3 954. 2 987. d 1020. b 1053. b 1086. d 1119. 2
889. 3 922. 1 955. 2 988. d 1021. d 1054. d 1087. b 1120. 1
890. 2 923. 1 956. 3 989. d 1022. c 1055. b 1088. a 1121. 3
891. 3 924. 2 957. 1 990. c 1023. c 1056. c 1089. c 1122. 3
892. 4 925. 4 958. 4 991. a 1024. a 1057. d 1090. a 1123. 1
893. 2 926. 3 959. 1 992. a 1025. b 1058. b 1091. c 1124. 1
894. 3 927. 1 960. 3 993. c 1026. b 1059. b 1092. c 1125. 4
895. 1 928. 1 961. 4 994. a 1027. c 1060. d 1093. a 1126. 2
896. 4 929. 2 962. 3 995. c 1028. b 1061. a 1094. d 1127. 1
897. 3 930. 3 963. 3 996. c 1029. b 1062. a 1095. c 1128. 3
898. 2 931. 4 964. 4 997. c 1030. a 1063. d 1096. b 1129. 4
899. 4 932. 1 965. 4 998. c 1031. c 1064. c 1097. c 1130. 2
900. 4 933. 3 966. 3 999. b 1032. d 1065. b 1098. d 1131. 1
901. 2 934. 1 967. 2 1000. b 1033. c 1066. b 1099. a 1132. 3
902. 2 935. 2 968. 2 1001. a 1034. b 1067. c 1100. b 1133. 1
903. 3 936. 1 969. 4 1002. b 1035. a 1068. d 1101. C 1134. 2
904. 1 937. 1 970. c 1003. c 1036. c 1069. a 1102. A 1135. 4
905. 1 938. 3 971. a 1004. b 1037. c 1070. c 1103. C 1136. 4
906. 2 939. 2 972. d 1005. d 1038. b 1071. a 1104. B 1137. 1
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1138. 2 1171.(a)
1139. 1 1172. (c)
1140. 2 1173.(b)
1141. 1 1174.(a)
1142. 2 1175. (c)
1143. 3 1176.(b)
1144. 1 1177. (c)
1145. 4 1178.(d)
1146. 1 1179.(d)
1147. 4 1180. (c)
1148. 2 1181.(b)
1149. 3 1182.(b)
1150. 2 1183.(d)
1151. 2 1184.(b)
1152. 3 1185.(b)
1153. 4 1186.(a)
1154. 2 1187.(a)
1155. 1 1188.(a)
1156. 2 1189.(b)
1157. 2 1190. C
1158. 4 1191. C
1159. 1 1192. D
1160. 2 1193. C
1161. 2 1194. A
1162. 1 1195. A
1163. 3 1196. C
1164. 4 1197. A
1165.(a) 1198. A
1166. (c) 1199. A
1167.(d) 1200. D
1168.(d)
1169.(a)
1170.(a)
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ROOT WORDS ENGLISH MEANING HINDI

AFFIDAVIT (noun) a document of affirmation and trust शपथपत्र

बोलना SOMNILOQUENT (adj talking/muttering while asleep सोते समय

MAGNILOQUENT / a bombastic way of speaking to impress बढ़ा चढ़ा कर

BLANDILOQUENT (adj) a flattering speech (using sugar coated चापलूसी भरा

LOC /LOQ CIRCUMLOCUTION an indirect way of speaking घमु ा फिराकर

EPILOGUE (noun) a speech that is added to the end of a play or उपसंहार

PLAC / PLACATE (verb) to pacify/calm down शांत करना

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SYMPATHY (noun) a feeling of pity or sorrow for someone’s सहानुभूफत

clear) ELUCIDATE (verb) to express something clearly स्पष्ट करना

TRANSLUCENT (adj) allowing light to pass through पारदशी

BELL BELLONA (noun) Roman goddess of war युद्ध की प्राचीन

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ACRI / ACER ACRID (adj) bitter, unpleasant कटु, तीिा

PANCHROMATIC a photographic film that is वणापट के समस्‍त रंगों के फलए

DICT BENEDICTION blessing, boon ( to say good आशीवााद

announce) MALEDICTION curse, bane (to say bad words) अफभशाप

VALEDICTION farewell speech फबदाई का वचन

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BENE BENIGN (adj) friendly, harmless, polite सौम्य

MALAISE (noun) a feeling of illness or discomfort बेचैनी

MALADROIT (adj) inexpert, immature बेढंगा,

MALICIOUS (adj) wicked, hostile, evilish दुभाावनापण

MALIGNANT(adj) harmful, spiteful घातक

GRE GREGARIOUS (adj) friendly, sociable सुसामाफजक

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VIV CONVIVIAL (adj) something / someone very lively and आनंदमय

MAGNIFICO (noun) a powerful ruler/person अत्यफधक

SOMNAMBULIST one who walks in sleep नींद में चलने वाला

EU EULOGY (noun) a speech or writing that praises गुनगाथा

health / pure) INSANE (adj) mentally ill, insensible पागल

people are treated

SANGFROID (noun) equilibrium, balance, calmness फस्थरता

SANITARY (adj) hygienic, unpolluted साफ़ सुथरा

SANITATION (noun) cleanliness सफ़ाई व्यवस्था

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POST-MORTEM (noun) medical examination of the body after शव परीक्षा

DEMOCIDE (noun) killing of people by their government सरकार द्वारा हत्या

EPIDEMIC (noun) a disease affecting a large number of महामारी

ENDEMIC (noun) a disease affecting a particular स्थाफनक

PANDEMONIUM confusion/disorder created by a large कोलाहल

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OMNIBUS (noun) a bus designed to carry a large number एक प्रकार की

AMBIGUOUS (adj) doubtful, uncertain अस्पष्ट

CIDE SUICIDE (noun) act of ending one’s life आत्महत्या

MATRICIDE (noun) act of murdering one’s mother मातृहत्या

PATRICIDE (noun) act of murdering one’s father फपतृहत्या

FRATRICIDE (noun) killing of one’s brother भ्रातृहत्या

SORORICIDE (noun) killing of one’s sister बहन की हत्या

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PARRICIDE (noun) murder of one’s parents माता-फपता की

XENOPHOBIA (noun) fear of foreigners/foreign things फवदेफशयों के प्रफत

OCHLOPHOBIA fear of crowd भीड़ का अत्यफधक

THANATOPHOBIA fear of death मत्ृ यु भय रोग

HYDROPHOBIA fear of water जल का डर

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AUTOCRACY (noun) government by one एकतंत्र

INCREDIBLE(adj) extremely good or big which is अफवश्वसनीय,