Synonyms


Direction: In the following questions, out of the four alternatives, choose the one which best expresses the meaning of the given word as your answer.

  1. ADORN









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    beautify (Verb) : to make somebody or something beautiful or more beautiful
    adorn (Verb) : to make something or somebody look more attractive by decorating it or him with something
    trust (Verb) : to believe that somebody is good, sincere and honest
    writer (Noun) : a person who writes books, stories, articles, etc.
    suspect (Verb) : to have an idea that something is probably true or likely to happen, but without having definite proof

    Correct Option: D

    beautify (Verb) : to make somebody or something beautiful or more beautiful
    adorn (Verb) : to make something or somebody look more attractive by decorating it or him with something
    trust (Verb) : to believe that somebody is good, sincere and honest
    writer (Noun) : a person who writes books, stories, articles, etc.
    suspect (Verb) : to have an idea that something is probably true or likely to happen, but without having definite proof


Direction: In the following questions, out of the four alternatives, choose the one which best expresses the meaning of the given word.

  1. CANCEL









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    abolish (Verb) : to officially end a law, a system or an institution
    cancel (Verb) : to decide that something that has been arranged will not now take place;
    annul; abolish; neutralize
    approve (Verb) : to think somebody or something is good, suitable or acceptable
    allow (Verb) : to let somebody or something do something
    break (Verb) : to be damaged and separated into two or more pieces

    Correct Option: A

    abolish (Verb) : to officially end a law, a system or an institution
    cancel (Verb) : to decide that something that has been arranged will not now take place;
    annul; abolish; neutralize
    approve (Verb) : to think somebody or something is good, suitable or acceptable
    allow (Verb) : to let somebody or something do something
    break (Verb) : to be damaged and separated into two or more pieces



  1. ABANDON









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    forsake (Verb) : abandon; to leave somebody or something, especially when you have a responsibility to stay
    abandon (Verb) : to leave somebody with no intention of returning especially when you
    have a responsibility
    keep (Verb) : to stay in a particular condition or position; to continue doing something
    cherish (Verb) : to love somebody or something very much and want to protect him or it
    enlarge (Verb) : to make something bigger

    Correct Option: A

    forsake (Verb) : abandon; to leave somebody or something, especially when you have a responsibility to stay
    abandon (Verb) : to leave somebody with no intention of returning especially when you
    have a responsibility
    keep (Verb) : to stay in a particular condition or position; to continue doing something
    cherish (Verb) : to love somebody or something very much and want to protect him or it
    enlarge (Verb) : to make something bigger


  1. PIOUS









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    religious (Adjective) : connected with religion
    pious (Adjective) : having or showing deep respect for God and religion; devoted
    sympathetic (Adjective) : kind to somebody who is hurt or sad
    afraid (Adjective) : frightened; scared; terrified
    faithful (Adjective) : loyal; staying with or supporting a particular person, organisation or belief

    Correct Option: A

    religious (Adjective) : connected with religion
    pious (Adjective) : having or showing deep respect for God and religion; devoted
    sympathetic (Adjective) : kind to somebody who is hurt or sad
    afraid (Adjective) : frightened; scared; terrified
    faithful (Adjective) : loyal; staying with or supporting a particular person, organisation or belief



  1. CEASE









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    stop (Verb) : to come to an end
    cease (Verb) : to stop happening
    begin (Verb) : to start doing something
    create (Verb) : to make something happen or exist
    dull (Verb) : to become weaker or slower or less lively

    Correct Option: B

    stop (Verb) : to come to an end
    cease (Verb) : to stop happening
    begin (Verb) : to start doing something
    create (Verb) : to make something happen or exist
    dull (Verb) : to become weaker or slower or less lively