dissuade (Verb) : to persuade not to do something
persuade (Verb) : to convince; to make somebody do something by giving him good reasons for doing it
promote (Verb) : to encourage; to help something to happen/ develop
pervade (Verb) : to spread through
dissolve (Verb) : to cause to go into a solution

Correct Option: D

dissuade (Verb) : to persuade not to do something
persuade (Verb) : to convince; to make somebody do something by giving him good reasons for doing it
promote (Verb) : to encourage; to help something to happen/ develop
pervade (Verb) : to spread through
dissolve (Verb) : to cause to go into a solution

purification (Noun) : cleaning by getting rid of impurities
adulteration (Noun) : being mixed with unnecessary materials
normalization (Noun) : the imposing of a standard
rejuvenation (Noun) : the phenomenon of vitality and freshness being restored
consternation (Noun) : a worried, sad feeling after you have received an unpleasant surprise; dismay

Correct Option: A

purification (Noun) : cleaning by getting rid of impurities
adulteration (Noun) : being mixed with unnecessary materials
normalization (Noun) : the imposing of a standard
rejuvenation (Noun) : the phenomenon of vitality and freshness being restored
consternation (Noun) : a worried, sad feeling after you have received an unpleasant surprise; dismay

multiple (Adjective) : many in number
unitary (Adjective) : single; forming one unit
single (Adjective) : one in number
triple (Adjective) : three in number
double (Adjective) : two in number

Correct Option: C

multiple (Adjective) : many in number
unitary (Adjective) : single; forming one unit
single (Adjective) : one in number
triple (Adjective) : three in number
double (Adjective) : two in number

definite (Adjective) : sure or certain; unlikely to change; obvious; clear
amorphous (Adjective) : having no definite shape, form or structure; shapeless
amoral (Adjective) : not following any moral rules and not caring about right and wrong
perfect (Adjective) : having everything that is necessary
irregular (Adjective) : having no definite shape

Correct Option: B

definite (Adjective) : sure or certain; unlikely to change; obvious; clear
amorphous (Adjective) : having no definite shape, form or structure; shapeless
amoral (Adjective) : not following any moral rules and not caring about right and wrong
perfect (Adjective) : having everything that is necessary
irregular (Adjective) : having no definite shape

laudatory (Adjective) : expressing praise/admiration
abusive (Adjective) : rude and offensive
profuse (Adjective) : produced in large amounts
effensive (Adjective) : showing much/too much emotion
noble (Adjective) : having fine personal qualities that people admire

Correct Option: A

laudatory (Adjective) : expressing praise/admiration
abusive (Adjective) : rude and offensive
profuse (Adjective) : produced in large amounts
effensive (Adjective) : showing much/too much emotion
noble (Adjective) : having fine personal qualities that people admire