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Direction: In the following questions, choose the word opposite in meaning to the given word.

  1. BOLD








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    timid (Adjective) : brave; shy and nervous.
    bold (Adjective) : brave and confident; not afraid

    Correct Option: A

    timid (Adjective) : brave; shy and nervous.
    bold (Adjective) : brave and confident; not afraid

  1. URBANE








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    crude (Adjective) : offensive or rude; vulgar.
    urbane (Adjective) : good at knowing what to say and how to behave in social situations.

    Correct Option: C

    crude (Adjective) : offensive or rude; vulgar.
    urbane (Adjective) : good at knowing what to say and how to behave in social situations.

Direction: In the following questions, choose the word opposite in meaning to the given word.

  1. DISCONSOLATE








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    joyous (Adjective) : a feeling of great happiness; very happy; delighted.
    disconsolate (Adjective) : very unhappy and disappointed; dejected.

    Correct Option: B

    joyous (Adjective) : a feeling of great happiness; very happy; delighted.
    disconsolate (Adjective) : very unhappy and disappointed; dejected.

  1. FAKE








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    Genuine fake (Adjective) : not genuine, counterfeit.

    Correct Option: C

    Genuine fake (Adjective) : not genuine, counterfeit.

  1. TREMULOUS








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    steady (Adjective) : not shaking or likely to fall down.
    tremulous (Adjective) : shaking slightly because you are nervous; trembling.

    Correct Option: B

    steady (Adjective) : not shaking or likely to fall down.
    tremulous (Adjective) : shaking slightly because you are nervous; trembling.