1. One who values practically
जो व्यावहारिक रूप को महत्व देता हो
A) Apotheosis
B) Pliable
C) Pragmatist
D) Realist
2. Person who lends money at a very high rate of interest
वह जो ऊँचे ब्याज दर पर पैसे उधार देता है
A) Investor
B) Usurper
C) Usurer
D) Lender
3. Man behaving more like a woman than as a man
आदमी जो औरत जैसा व्यव्हार करता हो
Biped
Effeminate
Gregarious
Inalienable
4. A sheath for the blade of a sword
तलवार रखने की जगह
Scabbard
Denude
Divulge
Expose
5. An associate in crime
अपराध में सहयोगी
Accomplice
Callous
Itinerant
Philistine
6. Relating to or characteristic of hell or the underworld
नरक या पाताल सम्बंधित
Diabolical
Execrable
Elysium
Infernal
7. The upward force that a fluid exerts on a body floating in it.
ऊपर की ओर लगा बल जो तरल पदार्थ अपने अंदर तैरने वाले वस्तु लगाता है
Upthrust
Plunge
Submerge
Capsize
8. Mania for travel
यात्रा के लिए उन्माद
Dromomania
Hypomania
Megalomania
Nymphomania
9. A feeling of intense longing for something
किसी चीज़ के लिए तीव्र लालसा की भावना
Yearning
Apathy
Satiety
Gratification
10. Liquids forming a homogenous mixture when added together
एक साथ मिलाने पर एक समरूप मिश्रण बनाने वाले तरल पदार्थ
Irascible
Crucible
Miscible
Risible
11. A tangled mass in something such as hair or wool
बालों या ऊन जैसी किसी चीज़ में उलझा हुआ चीज़
Knot गाँठ
Vortex
Snot
Whorl
12. The customary code of polite behaviour in society or group
समाज या समूह में विनम्र व्यवहार की प्रथागत संहिता
Etiquette
Frizette
Epaulette
Fossette
13. Based on random choice or personal whim
यादृच्छिक या अपना पसंद की इच्छा पर आधारित
Auxiliary
Arbitrary
Allegory
Amulatory
14. To portray in words;
शब्दों में चित्रित करना
to evince
to divulge
to depict
to manifest
15. A person inclined to question or doubt accepted opinions
Adherent
Sceptic
Zealot
Disciple
16. To leave a place suddenly or secretly.
Scarce
Ligger
Decamp
Loiter
17. To cut off a branch, limb, or twig from the main body of a tree
Dollop
Clop
Lop
Slop
18. The action of making amends for a wrong one had done
Reparation
Extortion
Reclamation
Retrieval
19. In exactly the same words as were used originally
Verbatim
Offbeat
Divergent
Contrary
20. To impose something unwelcome on
to subject
to extort
to levy
to inflict
21. The way in which a substance holds together; thickness or viscosity
Corpulency
Consistency
Exigency
Exultancy
22. The highest point
Tempest
Outpost
Archive
Zenith
23. A symbol that serves as an emblem of a group of people
Obelisk
Minaret
Mast
Totem
24. That which is away from centre
Eccentric
Eclectic
Ellipsis
Equine
25. Distorted representation of something
Travesty
Solemnity
Seriousnes
Gravity
26. Study of tumors
Oenology
Oncology
Phrenology
Upology
27. The use of irony to mock or convey contempt
Sanction
Flatter
Compliment
Sarcasm
28. The recently dead person in question
Obliviate
Deceased
Euthanized
Reposed
29. Involving or showing violence and bloodshed
Inundate
Gory
Sanguine
Imbrue
30. To free someone or something from a constraint or difficulty
to exterminate
to expurgate
to intricate
to extricate
31. To slap with one’s hand or a flat object
to spank
to clobber
to whip
to flog
32. Deserving reward or praise
Meritorious
Honourable
Virtuous
Noble
33. One who loads and upload ships
Stevedore
Transgressor
Lapidist
Reticent
34. Belief or opinion contrary to what is generally accepted
Invocation
Incognito
Heresy
Mercenary
35. Speaking with a stammer or lisp
Melliloquent
Dentiloquent
Fatiloquent
Sluttering
36. Showing strong feeling
Meek
Vehement
Apathetic
Impotent
37. To have as belonging to one; own.
to dominate
to possess
to abandon
to hog
38. To tech a person to accept a set of beliefs uncritically
to drill
to instill
to indoctrinate
to convince
39. Excessive desire to work
Ergomania
Idolomania
Islomania
Ethnomania
40. Speak or write about in an abusively disparaging manner
Crucify
Ignify
Vilify
Basify
41. To be indecisive
to vex
to dither
tiff
to stew
42. The outer layer of the cerebrum
victor
cortex
scrub
capered
43. Not able to produce children
Gravid
Hebetic
Fecund
Sterile
44. A feeling of unease or embarrassment ; awkwardness
Slag
Declivity
Prolapse
Discomfiture
45. Something widely feared as a possible dangerous occurrence.
spectre
beguile
monolith
canny
46. Decay of organic matter producing a fetid smell
Putrefy
Crisp
Neoteric
Virgin
47. A man devoid of kind feeling and sympathy.
Callous
Credulous
Gullible
Bohemian
48. To easily bent, flexible.
putty
pliable
rigid
ductile
49. One who is new to a profession
Nuance
Pun
Tyro
Vandal
50. A speech or a presentation made without previous preparation
Euphemism
Obituary
Extempore
Soliloquy
51. To break up into small parts as the result of impact of decay
to disintegrate
disharmony
to disinherit
to denigrate
52. To pull or twist out of shape
to distort
to gnarl
pervert
to repudiate
53. A small, nonrigid airship or dirigible, especially one used chiefly for observation
float
poise
bob
blimp
54. To place or deal with close together for contrasting effect.
to scrutiny
to juxtapose
to correlate
to contrast
55. A lover of work
Oenophile
Technophile
Romanophile
Ergophile
56. To exclude from a society or group
to ostracise
to deport
to boycott
to snub
57. A short, thick stick used as a weapon
strand
cable
lasso
cudgel
58. To give up a throne voluntarily
Archer
Bigot
Abdicate
Delegate
59. Wide in range or effect
sweeping
exaggerate
exclusive
superficial
60. A strong blast of wind.
Implosion
Trickle
Gust
Mantle
61. Open to more than one interpretation ; not having one obvious meaning
trite
opposite
exceptional
ambiguous
62. A funeral poem.
Elegy
Pandemonium
Parody
Sonnet
63. Make something seem less important significant, or trifling
superintend
optimality
trivialize
dumb down
64. A perception without objective reality
Cynicism
Hallucination
Illusion
Optimism
65. Giving undue favours to one’s own kith and kin
Ableism
Iconoclast
Maiden
Nepotism
66. One who walks in sleep
Drover
Fastidious
Numismatist
Somnambulist
67. Extreme anxiety, sorrow, or pain
pique
vexation
chagrin
distress
68. A small mistake in an agreement or law that gives someone the chance to avoid having to do something
loophole
ruse
ploy
gambit
69. That which cannot be corrected
Impregnable
Immolation
Incorrigible
Ineligible
70. A person involved in a lawsuit.
pseudo
litigant
suspect
appellant
71. One skilled in telling stories
Ventral
Fanatic
Raconteur
Tyro
72. A long narrow ditch embanked with its own soil and used for concealment and protection in warefare.
trench
gully
furrow
moat
73. A region of injured tissue or skin n which blood capillaries have been ruptured; a bruise
pustule
knurl
contusion
tumour
74. Thing that have been discarded as worthless.
remains
flotsam
shambles
havoc
75. A soldier or sailor, who rebels or refuses to obey the orders of person in authority.
radicial
anarchist
mutineer
revolutionary
76. A Christian name at baptism as a sign of admission to a Christian Church.
paten
smitten
begotten
christen
77. Average in amount, intensity, quality, or degree.
moderate
supernatant
hobble
hum
78. To imply or suggest an idea in addition to the literal meaning
to nub
to connote
to malign
to purport
79. An event serving as an introduction to something more important
perform
prelude
introduce
preface
80. A factory where workers are employed at very low wages for long hours and under poor condition
Impalpable
Outset
Bloomy
Sweatshop
81. Involving or causing sudden great damage or suffering
tragic
fatal
catastrophic
pathetic
82. One who eats two much
Imposter
Glutton
Hypochondriac
Intestate
83. Urge someone to act in a violet or unlawful ways:
taunt
solicit
incite
psych
84. The tendency to recur at intervals.
rotation
wheel
sequence
periodicity
85. A spot or stain caused by a discolouring substane
Hue
Blot
Tint
Dye
86. To expel large quantities of (something) rapadily and forcibly
to irrupt
to puke
to spew
to spritz
87. A person famous and respected within a particular sphere.
eminent
obscure
despotic
imperative
88. The punishment of being kept in school after hours
Pretension
Isolate
Detention
Blender
89. A person who is blamed for the wrong doings of others
Bursar
Captor
Phlegmatic
Scapegoat
90. Diminish in value over a period of time.
Escalate
Augment
Aggrandise
Depreciate
91. Falling to act or protest as a result of moral weakness or indolence
recline
supine
oblate
prostrate
92. A rich source of something
antecedant
lode
node
provenience
93. Comment added to text or diagram.
lexicon
thesaurus
terminology
annotation
94. An unintended consequence of an event or action , especially an unwelcome one.
reverberation
backlash
flak
repercussion
95. The conclusion that can be drawn from something although t is not explicity stated.
illustration
elucidation
implication
explication
96. Rub a part of the body to restore warmth or sensation.
Fuzz
Chafe
Scum
Oblique
97. To expel someone from a position or place
to oust
to disinherit
to chase
to relegate
98. Match or surpass a person by imitation
parallel
emulate
ditto
impression
99. To resolve a sentence into its component parts and describe their syntactic roles
to dissect
to anatomize
to parse
to synthesize
100. Fear of fire
Arsonphobia
Astraphobia
Astrophobia
Arrhenphobia
101. A person who is not accepted by a social group, especially because he or she is not liked, respected, or trusted
fugitive
vagrant
pariah
tramp
102. To cause a process or action to begin
to initiate
to impel
to imitate
to conscript
103. Killing of one’s child
Foeticide
Filicide
Infanticide
Lupicide
104. Words written on the tomb of a person
Epigram
Epitome
Epicure
Epitaph
105. A person who talks too much of himself
Egoist
Elite
Emetic
Egotist
106.One who does not care for literature or art
Dictator
Hypocrite
Philistine
Primitive
107. One who is honourably discharged from service
Belligerent
Emeritus
Traunt
Mercenary
108. Become apparent through the appearance of symptoms
Manifest
Distinct
Vague
Divulged
109. A bias in favour of something
Addiction
Disposition
Predilection
Impulse
110. To kill someone by covering their nose and mouth so that they suffocate.
to smite
to extirpate
to lynch
to smother
111. An old unmarried woman
Masochist
Septuagenarian
Sniper
Spinster
112. Lack of skill, ability, or competence
Ineptitude
Dexterity
Proficiency
Prowess
113. A person who is lazy and has low standards of cleanliness
Hog
Slob
Swine
Brute
114.A person who applies for a job or is nominated for election
Candidate
Elect
Volunteer
Nominator
115. A hot spring in which water intermittently boils, pushing a tall column of water and steam into the air.
Geyser
Smite
Brew
Pitted
116. Take away or alter the natural qualities of
Denature
Unadulterated
Authentic
Limpid
117. Represent something as being less important than it really is
Discriminant
Stride
Underplay
Imperious
118.To be full of or covered with a mass of small bubbles
Scintillanting
Brew
Frothy
Aerated
119.To pilfer or steal in a casual way
To loot
To filch
To rip off
To plunder
120. An achievement or something desired fail to be attained by someone
To elude
To eschew
To shirk
To devoid
121. To increase rapidly in number, multiply
To proliferate
To procreate
To propagate
To escalator
122. To delay or prevent someone or something by obstructiong them
To perturb
To impede
To irk
To faze
123. The act of speaking irreverently about sacred things
Atheist
Blasphemy
Bellicose
Defection
124. A roundabout way of speaking
Centipede
Circumlocution
Coercion
Concentric
125. To make a person or animal go away by waving one’s arms at them
To scram
To shoo
To vamoose
To scoot
126. Having or showing an interest in learning things; curious
Probe
Inquisitive
Speculative
Speculative
Snoop
127. Having a sensation of whirling and a tendency to fall or stagger
Volatile
Wild
Reckless
Giddy
128. A gesture expressing respect, such as a bow
Consensual
Obeisance
Perk
Germinate
129. To be deprived of a close relation or friend through their death
To divest
To bereave
To oust
To dispossess
130. One who is determined to take full revenge for wrongs done to him
Enmity
Nigger
Pedantic
Vindictive
131. To make someone feel completely baffled
To perplex
To explicate
To construde
To elucidate
132. Easily duped or fooled
Bigot
Gullible
Ridicule
Venerable
133. An event or a group of events occurring as part of a sequence
Stanza
Episode
Serious
Lesson
134. To jump or dance around excitedly
To cavort
To sulk
To frisk
Antic
135. A state of stunned confusion or bewilderment
Snarl
Maze
Daze
Paradox
136. Atonement for one’s sins
Elite
Ignoramus
Incendiary
Repentance
137. To treat with cruelty or violence
Wrong
Abuse
Pervert
Fault
138. To sweep over something so as to surround it completely
Engulf
Imbibe
Drown
Plunge
139.To take some somewhere suddenly and quickly
Rush
Whisk
Fly
Flit
140. One who lives and works for the welfare of others
Altruist.
Saint
Recluse
Anarchist
141. A person concerned with practical results and values
Fundamentalist
Optimist
Pragmatist
Ecologist
142. Short remaining end of a cigarette
Filling
Pinch
Filament
Stub
143. A person who makes love without serious intention
Romeo
Goon
Consort
Philanderer
144. One who is beyond correction or reform
Insurmountable
Inimitable
Incorrigible
Invincible
145. A group of stars forming a pattern in the sky
Galaxy
Constellation
Orbit
Stellar
146. A jocular person who is full of amusing anecdtes
Wiles
Yokel
Wag
Aeon
147. A person or a thing which is unrivaled
Nonpareil
Nincompoop
Niggardly
Non sequitur
148. One who does not care for art or literature
Bureaucrat
Illiterate
Philanderer
Philistine
149. Opinion contrary to accepted doctrine
Blasphemy
Perjury
Iconoclasm
Heresy
150. Swelling from abnormal growth in some part of the body
Graft
Ulcer
Hemorrhage
Tumour
151. Something that is believable
Credible
Credulous
Gullible
Genuine
152. One who is fond of superior foods and drinks
Fastidious
Drunkard
Glutton
Epicure
153. Ceremonial sounding of trumpets
Fanfare
Symphony
Orchestra
Band
154. Excessive preoccupation with one’s health
Hypochondria
Malaise
Disaffected
Malinger
155. Work for which one does not take salary or payment
Remunerated
Charge-sheet
Complementary
Honoray
157. Deep in thought
Meditation
Pensive
Pesky
Purloin
158. Without risk of punishment
Impudent
Impunity
Inexorable
Imperturbable
159. A child born after the death of its father
Posterior
Fluvial
Posthumous
Obituary
160. Using ambiguous words to conceal the truth
Clear
Obvious
Authentic
Equivocal
161.Study of the origin and history of words
Eugenic
Etymology
Eucharist
Euglena
162. Obtain something by force, threats, or other unfair means
To regret
To extort
To resent
To encompass
163. To harass someone persistently to do something
Iconoclast
Dote
Neurotic
Importune
164. A short statement expressing a general truth
Maxim
Infer
Drum
Pander
165. Having or displaying an overly critical point of view
Judgemental
To hallucinate
To contravene
Expanse
166. To shut a door, window, or lid forcefully and loudly options
To claim
To strike
To shutter
To slam
167. Sums of money expressed in a specified monetary unit
To denominate
To monetise
To nominate
Demarche
168. To official register as a member of an institution
To muster
To enrol
To institutionalize
To officiate
169. To reveal the true, objectionable nature of someone
To betray
To forsake
To expose
To delude
170. To regard with disgust and hatred
Tease
Abhor
Ridicule
Sneer
171. Unable to be destroyed or removed
Ineradicable
Habit
Worm
Fixed
172. The lower jawbone in mammals and fishes
Trunk
Snout
Beak
Mandible
173. Urge someone to act in a violent or unlawful way
Taunt
Solicit
Incite
Psych
174. A loud, harsh, piercing cry
Noise
Howl
Screech
Cry
175. A hollow object used to contain something
Platter
Salver
Plate
Receptacle
176. The tendency to recur at intervals
Rotation
Wheel
Sequence
Periodicity
177. A dramatic entertainment, in which performers express through gestrues
Mimicry
Ham
Pantomime
Depiction
178. Work extremely hard or incessantly
Job
Craft
Toil
Activity
179. Express a proposition, theory, etc, in clear or definite terms
Publish
Postulate
Proclaim
Enunciate
180. To sweep over something so as to surround it completely
Engulf
Imbibe
Drown
Plunge
181. To take someone somewhere suddenly and quickly
Slow
Whisk
Fly
Flit
182. To rummage about in a place or container in search of something
To rake
To excavate
To ferret
To poke
183. To sell in advance of acquiring them, with the aim of making profit
Bilking
Duping
Conning
Shoring
184. To cut the wool off a sheep or other animal
To mow
To prune
To pare
To shear
185. To divide by cutting or slicing, especially suddenly and forcibly
To detach
To bisect
To sever
To dissect
186. Very rude or coarse; vulgar
Gross
Adipose
Porcine
Corpulent
187. To stop doing something cease, or abstain
To endure
To desist
To persevere
To dismay
188. Causing a burning sensation like that of hot liquid on the skin.
Piping
Igneous
Sizzling
Scalding
189. An organization set up to provide help and raise money for those in need
Conglomerate
Donation
Charity
Dole
190. To lift or haul something heavy with great effort
Heave
Shrimp
Wimp
Runt
191. A conclusion or agreement done or reached decisively and with authority
Precise
Definitive
Reliable
Specific
192. A political leader who seeks support by appealing to popular desires and prejudices rather than by using rational argument
Rebel
Radical
Demagogue
Anarchistic
193. The action of repeating something aloud from memory
Paraphrase
Rendition
Erudition
Recitation
194. A trace or remnant of something that is disappearing or no longer exists
Memento
Variable
Glimmer
Vestige
195. To trip or momentarily lose one’s balance almost fall
To totter
To stammer
To stumble
To blunder
196. To invent in order to deceive
To formulate
To compose
To project
To fabricate
197. To disorder or disarrange hair typically by running one’s hands through it
To tangle
To crumple
To ruffle
To crease
198. Courteousness and refinement of manner
Plaudit
Adulation
Urbanity
Profanity
199. The process by which air is circulated through, missed with or dissolved in a liquid or substance
Aerating
Miasma
Effluvium
Volatile
200. To make a sharp sound or series of sounds as result of a hard object striking another
Innuendo
Dack
Swat
Wallop
201. To move hurriedly with short quick steps
To scurry
To skim
To whirl
To zip
202. A small plate of shining metal or plastic used for ornamentation especially on clothing
Glisten
Spangle
Glitter
Glimmer
203. A heavy blow, or the sound of such a blow
Lop
Slop
Flop
Whop
204. A period of time during which a person that might have a disease kept seperate
Solitude
Seclusion
Quarantine
Desolate
205. To show approval or praise by clapping
To extol
To eulogise
To applaud
To hall
206. Disgusting and an unpleasant smell
Oops
Ouch
Darn
Rancid
207. A substance that has no therapeutic effect, used as a control in testing new drugs
Sedentary
Placebo
Lax
Torpid
208. To proclaim widely or loundly
To trumpet
To herald
To manifest
To blazon
209. To declare invalid an official agreement, decision, or result
To annul
To negate
To efface
To undo
210. Feeling or showing deep and solemn respect
Pious
Reverent
Humble
Devout
211. To depart from an established course
To deviate
To whirl
To err
To wander
212. To make someone anxious or unsettled
To pester
To perturb
To bug
To ruffle
213. A piece of living tissue that is transplanted surgically
Hybrid
Bud
Scion
Graft
214. A formal agreement between individuals or parties
Protocol
Norm
League
Pact
215. Very poor or bad
Gnarly
Bully
Lousy
Rad
216. Tending to hang loosely
To attenuate
To enfeeble
Prostrate
To flop
217. To have a strong emotional effect on
To smother
To yield
To overwhelm
To forfeit
218.To make a sharp sound or series of sounds as result of a hard object striking another
Innuendo
Dack
Swat
Wallop
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