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Each of the following questions below consists of a word in capital letters, followed by f ive lettered words or phrases. Choose the lettered words or

phrases that is most nearly similar in meaning to the word in capital letters and write the letter of your choice on your answer paper.

1. ABASE A) incur (B) tax (C) estimate (D) elope (E) humiliate.

2. ABERRATION A) deviation (B) abhorrence (C) dislike (D) absence (E) anecdote

3. ABET A) conceive (B) wager (C) encourage (D) evade (E) protect

4. ABEYANCE A) obedience (B) discussion (C) excitement (D) suspended action (E) editorial

5. ABJURE A) discuss (B) renounce (C) runoff secretly (D) perjure (E) project

6. ABLUTION A) censure (B) forgiveness (C) mutiny (D) survival (E) washing

7. ABNEGATION A) blackness (B) self-denial (C) selfishness (D) cause (E) effectiveness

8. ABORIGINE A) first design (B) absolution (C) finale (D) concept (E) primitive inhabitant

9. ABORTIVE A) unsuccessful (B) consuming (C) financing (D) familiar (E) fruitful

10. ABSTINENCE A) restrained eating or drinking (B) vulgar display (C) deportment (D) reluctance (E) population

11. ABSTRUSE A) profound (B) irrespective (C) suspend ed (D) protesting (E) not through

12. ABUT A) stimulate (B) grasp (C) oppose (D) widen (E) adjoin

13. ABYSMAL A) bottomless (B) eternal (C) meteoric (D) diabolic (E) internal

14. ACCEDE A) fail (B) compromise (C) correct (D) consent (E) mollify

15. ACCLIVITY A) index (B) report (C) upslope of a hill (D) character (E) negotiator

16. ASTUTE A) sheer (B) noisy (C) astral (D) unusual (E) clever

17. ATROCITY A) endurance (B) fortitude (C) session (D) heinous act (E) hatred

18. ATROPHY A) capture (B) waste away (C) govern (D) award prize (E) defeat

19. ATTENUATE A) appear (B) be absent (C) weaken (D) testify (E) soothe

20. ATYPICAL A) superfluous (B) fortitude (C) unusual (D) clashing (E) lovely

21. AUDACITY A) boldness (B) asperity (C)strength (D) stature (E) anchorage

22. AUGMENT A) make noble (B) anoint (C) increase (D) harvest (E) reach

23. AUXILIARY A) righteous (B) prospective (C) assistant (D) archaic (E) mandatory

24. AVARICE A) easiness (B) greed (C) statement (D) invoice (E) power

25. AVERT A) entertain (B) transform (C) turn away (D) lead toward (E) displease

26. AWRY A) recommended (B) commiserating (C) startled (D) crooked (E) psychological

27. BALEFUL A) doubtful (B) virtual (C) deadly (D) conventional (E) virtuous

28. BALMY A) venturesome (B) dedicated (C) mild (D) fanatic (E) memorable

29. BANAL A) philosophical (B) trite (C) dramatic (D) heedless (E) discussed

30. BANEFUL A) intellectual (B) thankful (C) decisive (D) poisonous (E) remorseful

31. BOISTEROUS A) conflicting (B) noisy (C) testimonial (D) grateful (E) adolescent

32. BOMBASTIC A) sensitive (B) pompous (C) rapid (D) sufficient (E) expensive

33. BOORISH A) brave (B) oafish (C) romantic (D) speedy (E) dry

34. BOUILLON A) insight (B) chowder (C) gold (D) clear soup (E) stew

35. BRACKISH A) careful (B) salty (C) chosen (D) tough (E) wet

36. BRAGGADOCIO A) weaponry (B) boasting (C) skirmish (D) encounter (E) position

37. BRAZEN A) shameless (B) quick (C) modest (D) pleasant (E) melodramatic

38. BRINDLED A) equine (B) pathetic (C) hasty (D) spotted (E) mild tasting.

39. BROCHURE A) opening (B) pamphlet (C) censor (D) bureau (E) cold

40. BOCOLIC A) diseased (B) repulsive (C) rustic (D) twinkling (E) cold

41. BUXOM A) voluminous (B) indecisive (C) convincing (D) pulp (E) bookish

42. CACHE A) lock (B) hiding place (C) tide (D) automobile (E) grappling hook

43. CACOPHONY A) discord (B) dance (C) applause (D) type of telephone (E) rooster

44. CALLOW A) youthful (B) holy (C) mild (D) colored (E) seated

45. CANDID A) vague (B) outspoken (C) experience (D) anxious (E) sallow

46. CHASTE A) loyal (B) timid (C) curt (D) pure (E) outspoken

47. CHIDE A) united (B) fear (C) record (D) skid (E) scold

48. CHIMERICAL A) developing (B) brief (C) distant (D) economical (E) fantastic

49. CHOLERIC A) musical (B) episodic (C) hotheaded (D) global (E) seasonal

50. CHURLISH A) marine (B) economical (C) impolite (D) compact (E) youth

51. CILIATED A) foolish (B) swift (C) early (D) constructed (E) hairy

52. CIRCUITOUS A) indirect (B) complete (C) obvious (D) aware (E) tortured



53. CITE A) galvanized (B) visualize (C) locate (D) quote (E) signal54. CLANDESTINE A) abortive (B) secret (C) tangible (D) doomed (E) approved

55. CLAUSTROPHOBIAA) lack of confidence (B) fears of spider (C) love of books (D) fear of grammar (E) fear of closed place.

56. CLEFT A) split (B) waterfall (C) assembly (D) adherence (E) surplus

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57. CLICHÉ A) increase (B) vehicle (C) morale (D) platitude (E) pique

58. COERCE A) recover (B) begin (C) force (D) license (E) ignore

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59. COGNIZANCE A) policy (B) knowledge (C) advance (D) omission (E) examination

60. COHERE A) hold together (B) occur simultaneously (C) recollect (D) omission (E) examination

61. CONJECTURE A) magic (B) guess (C) position (D) form (E) place

62. CONNOISSEUR A) gourmand (B) lover of art (C) humidor (D) delinquent (E) interpreter

63. CONSANGUINITY A) kinship (B) friendship (C) bloodletting (D) relief (E) understanding

64. CONSENSUS A) general agreement (B) project (C) insignificance (D) sheaf (E) crevice

65. CONSTURE A) explain (B)promote (C) reserve (D) erect (E) block

66. CONTAMINATE A) arrest (B) prepare (C) pollute (D) beam (E) inform

67. CONTENTIOUS A) squealing (B) surprising (C) quarrelsome (D) smug (E) creative

68. CONTINENCE A) humanity (B) research (C) embryology (D) bodies of land (E) self- restraint

69. CONTRABAND A) purpose (B) rogue (C) rascality (D) difficulty (E) smuggling

70. CONTRITE A) smart (B) penitent (C) restful (D) recognized (E)perspiring

71. CONTROVERT A) turn over (B) contradict (C) mind (D) explain (E) swing

72. CONVENE A) propose (B) restore (C) question (D) gather (E) motivate

73. CONVERSANT A) ignorant (B) speaking (C) incorporated (D) familiar (E) pedantic

74. COPIOUS A) plentiful (B) cheating (C) dishonorable (D) adventurous (E) inspired

75. CORPULENT A) regenerate (B) obese (C) different (D) hungry (E) bloody

76. DECIMATE A) kill (B) disgrace (C) search (D) collide (E) deride

77. DECLIVITY A) trap (B) quadrangle (C) quarter (D) activity (E) downward slope

78. DECOLLETE A) flavored (B) demure (C) flowery (D) low-necked (E) sweet

79. DECOROUS A) momentary (B) emotional (C) suppressed (D) proper (E) unexpected

80. DECREPITUDE A) feebleness (B) disease (C) coolness (D) melee (E) crowd

81. DEFAULT A) failure to act (B) tendency to err (C) desire to remedy (D) debt (E) crowd

82. DEFECTION A) determination (B) desertion (C) invitation (D) affection (E) reservation

83. DEFILE A) manicure (B) ride (c) pollute (D) assemble (E) order

84. DEGRADED A) surprised (B) lowered (C) ascended (D) learned (E) prejudged

85. DELETERIOUS A) delaying (B) experimental (C) harmful (D) graduating (E) glorious

86. DELUGE A) confusion (B) deception (C) flood (D) mountain (E) weapon

87. DENIGRATE A) refuse (B) blacken (C) terrify (D) admit (E) review

88. DENOUEMENT A) action (B) scenery (C) resort (D) character (E) solution

89. DEPRAVITY A) wickedness (B) sadness (C) heaviness (D) tidiness (E) seriousness

90. DERANGED A) insane (B) systematic (C) neighborly (D) alphabetical (E) surrounded

91. DWINDLE A) blow (B) inhabit (C) spin (D) lessen (E) combine

92. ECSTACY A) joy (B) speed (C) treasure (D) warmth (E) lack

93. EDIFY A) mystify (B) suffice (C) improve (D) erect (E) entertain

94. EFFACE A) countenance (B) encourage (C) recognize (D) black ball (E) rub out

95. EFFIGY A) requisition (B) organ (C) charge (D) accordion (E) dummy

96. EGREGIOUS A) pious (B) shocking (C) anxious (D) sociable (E) gloomy

97. EGRESS A) entrance (B) bird (C) exit (D) double (E) progress

98. ELATED A) debased (B) respectful (C) drooping (D) gay (E) charitable

99. ELUSIVE A) deadly (B) eloping (C) evasive (D) simple (E) petrified

100. EMACIATED A) garrulous (B) primeval (C) vigorous (D) disparate (E) thin

101. EMANCIPATE A) set free (B) take back (C) make worse (D) embolden (E) run away

102. EMBELLISH A) doff (B) don (C) abscond (D) adorn (E) equalize

103. EMBROIL A) cherish (B) overheat (C) entangle (D) assure (E) worry

104. EMENDATION A) correction (B) interpretation (C) exhumation (D) inquiry (E) fault

105. EMINENT A) purposeful (B) high (C) delectable (D) curious (E) urgent

106. FLORID A) ruddy (B) rusty (C) ruined (D) patient (E) poetic

107. FOIL A) bury (B) frustrated (C) shield (D) desire (E) gain

108. FOMENT A) spoil (B) instigate (C) interrogate (D) spray (E) maintain

109. FOOLHARDY A) strong (B) unwise (C) brave (D) futile (E) erudite

110. FOPPISH A) scanty (B) radical (C) orthodox (D) dandyish (E) magnificent

111. FORAY A) excursion (B) context (C) ranger (D) intuition (E) fish

112. FORMIDABLE A) dangerous (B) outlandish (C) grandiloquent (D) impenetrable (E) venerable

113. FOSTER A) accelerate (B) fondle (C) become infested (D) raise (E) roll

114. FRANCHISE A) subway (B) discount (C) license (D) reason (E) fashion

115. FRITTER A) sour (B) chafe (C) dissipate (D) cancel (E) abuse

116. FRUGALITY A) foolishness (B) extremity (C) indifferent (D) enthusiasm (E) economy

117. FULMINATE A) fulfill (B) contemplate (C) talk nonsense (D) protest (E) meander

118. FUROR A) excitement (B) worry (C) flux (D) anteroom (E) lover

119. FURTIVE A) underhanded (B) coy (C) brilliant (D) quick (E) abortive

120. GADFLY A) humorist (B) nuisance (C) scholar (D) bum (E) thief

121. GALLEON A) liquid measure (B) ship (C) armada (D) company (E) printer’ s proof



122. GARISH A) sordid (B) flashy (C) prominent (D) lusty (E) thoughtful123. GARNER A) prevent (B) assist (C) collect (D) compute (E) consult

124. GARNISH A) paint (B) garner (C) adorn (D) abuse (E) banish

125. GARRULITY A) credulity (B) senility (C) loquaciousness (D) speciousness (E) artistry

126. GARRULOUS A) arid (B) hasty (C) sociable (D) quaint (E) talkative

127. GAUCHE A) rigid (B) swift (C) awkward (D) taciturn (E) needy



128. GAUDY A) holy (B) showy (C) sentimental (D) mild (E) whimsical


129. GAUNT A) victorious (B) tiny (C) stylish (D) haggard (E) nervous

130. GENUFLECT A) falsify (B) trick (C) project (D) bend the knee (E) pronounce correctly

131. GERMANE A) bacteriological (B) Middle European (C) prominent (D) warlike (E) relevant

132. GERMINAL A) creative (B) excused (C) sterilized (D) primitive (E) strategic

133. GIST A) chaff (B) summary (C) expostulation (D) expiation (E) chore

134. GLIB A) slippery (B) fashionable (C) antiquated (D) articulated (E) anticlimactic

135. GNOME A) fury (B) giant (C) dwarf (D) native (E) alien

136. INCLEMENT A) unfavorable (B) abandoned (C) kindly (D) selfish (E) active

137. INCOMPATIBLE A) capable (B) reasonable (C) faulty (D) indifferent (E) alienated

138. INCONSEQUENTIALA) disorderly (B) insignificant (C) subsequent (D) insufficient (E) preceding

139. INCONTINENT A) insular (B) complaisant (C) crass (D) wanton (E) false

140. INCORRIGIBLE A) narrow (B) straight (C) inconceivable (D) unreliable (E) unreformable

141. INCRIMINATE A) exacerbate (B) involve (C) intimidate (D) lacerate (E) prevaricate

142. INCULCATE A) exculpate (B) educate (C) exonerate (D) prepare (E) embarrass

143. INDIGENT A) lazy (B) pusillanimous (C) penurious (D) affluent (E) contrary

144. INDIGNITY A) pomposity (B) bombast (C) obeisance (D) insult (E) message

145. INDOLENCE A) sloth (B) poverty (C) latitude (D) aptitude (E) anger

146. INDUBITABLY A) flagrantly (B) doubtfully (C) carefully (D) carelessly (E) certainly

147. INEBRIETY A) revelation (B) drunkenness (C) felony (D) starvation (E) gluttony

148. INEPT A) outward (B) spiritual (C) foolish (D) clumsy (E) abundant

149. INFALLIBLE A) final (B) unbelievable (C) perfect (D) inaccurate (E) inquisitive

150. INFIRMITY A) disability (B) age (C) inoculation (D) hospital (E) unity

151. INGENUOUS A) clever (B) stimulating (C) naïve (D) worried (E) cautious

152. INIMICAL A) antagonistic (B) anonymous (C) fanciful (D) accurate (E) atypical

153. INNOCUOUS A) not capable (B) not dangerous (C) not eager (D) not frank (E) not peaceful

154. INSINUATE A) resist (B) suggest (C) report (D) rectify (E) lecture

155. INSIPID A) witty (B) flat (C) wily (D) talkative (E) lucid

156. INTEGRATE A) tolerate (B) unite (C) flow (D) copy (E) assume

157. INTER A) bury (B) amuse (C) relate (D) frequent (E) abandon

158. INTERDICT A) acclaim (B) dispute (C) prohibit (D) decide (E) fret

159. INTERMITTENT A)heavy (B) fleet (C) occasional (D) fearless (E) responding

160. INTRACTABLE A) culpable (B) flexible (C) unruly (D) efficient (E) base

161. INTRANSIGENE A) lack of training (B) stubbornness (C) novelty (D) timidity (E) cupidity

162. INTREPID A) cold (B) hot (C) understood (D) callow (E) courageous

163. INTRINSIC A) extrinsic (B) abnormal (C) above (D) abandoned (E) basic

164. INUNDATE A) abuse (B) deny (C) swallow (D) treat (E) flood

165. INVEIGH A) Speak violently (B) orate (C) disturb (D) apply (E) whisper

166. MAWKISH A) sentimental (B) true (C) certain (D) devious (E) carefree

167. MEDIOCRE A) average (B) bitter (C) medieval (D) industrial (E) agricultural

168. MELEE A) heat (B) brawl (C) attempt (D) weapon (E) choice

169. MELLIFLUOUS A) porous (B) honeycombed (C) strong (D) smooth (E) viscous

170. MENIAL A) intellectual (B) clairvoyant (C) servile (D) arrogant (E) laudatory

171. MENTOR A) guide (B) genius (C) talker (D) philosopher (E) stylist

172. MESMERIZE A) remember (B) hypnotize (C) delay (D) bore (E) analyze

173. METICULOUS A) steadfast (B) recent (C) quaint (D) painstaking (E) overt

174. MIASMA A) dream (B) noxious fumes (C) scenario (D) quantity (E) total

175. MILITANT A) combative (B) dramatic (C) religious (D) quaint (E) pat

176. MINION A) monster (B) quorum (C) majority (D) host (E) dependent

177. MIRAGE A) dessert (B) illusion (C) water (D) mirror (E) statement

178. MISANTHROPE A) benefactor (B) philanderer (C) man-hater (D) aesthete (E) epicure

179. MISCHANCE A) gamble (B) ordinance (C) aperture (D) anecdote (E) adversity

180. MISDEMEANOR A) felony (B) peccadillo (C) indignity (D) fiat (E) illiteracy

181. MODISH A) sentimental (B) stylish (C) vacillating (D) contrary (E) adorned

182. MOLLIFY A) avenge (B) attenuate (C) attribute (D) mortify (E) appease

183. MONETARY A) boring (B) fascinating (C) fiscal (D) stationary (E)scrupulous

184. MORATORIUM A) burial (B) gathering (C) delay (D) refusal (E) suspicion

185. MORDANT A) dying (B) trenchant (C) fabricating (D) controlling (E) avenging

186. MORIBUND A) dying (B) appropriate (C) leather bond (D) answering (E) undertaking

187. MOTLEY A) active (B) disguised (C) variegated (D) somber (E) sick

188. MUGGY A) attacking (B) fascinating (C) humid (D) characteristic (E) gelid

189. MULCT A) swindle (B) hold (C) record (D) print (E) fertilize

190. MULTILINGUAL A) variegated (B) polyglot (C) multilateral (D) polyandrous (E) multiplied



191. MUNDANE A) global (B) futile (C) spatial (D) heretic (E) worldly

192. MUNIFICENT A) grandiose (B) puny (C) philanthropic (D) poor (E) gracious

193. MUSTY A) flat (B) necessary (C) indifferent (D) nonchalant (E) vivid

194. MYOPIC A) visionary (B) nearsighted (C) moral (D) glassy (E) blind

195. NASCENT A) incipient (B) ignorant (C) loyal (D) treacherous (E) unnamed

196. PHLEGMATIC A) claim (B) cryptic (C) cryptic (D) salivary (E) dishonest

197. PHYSIOGNOMY A) posture (B) head (C) physique (D) face (E) size



198. PIEBALD A) motley (B) coltish (C) hairless (D) thoroughbred (E) delicious


199. PILLAGE A) hoard (B) plunder (C) versify (D) denigrate (E) confide

200. PINION A) express (B) report (C) reveal (D) submit (E) restrain

201. PINNACLE A) foothills (B) card game (C) pass (D) taunt (E) peak

202. PIOUS A) historic (B) devout (C) multiple (D) fortunate (E) authoritative.

203. PIQUE A) pyramid (B) revolt (C) resentment (D) struggle (E) inventory

204. PLACATE A) determine (B) transmit (C) pacify (D) allow (E) define

205. PLAGIARISM A) theft of funds (B) theft of ideas (C) belief in God (D) arson (E) ethical theory

206. PLAINTIVE A) mournful (B) senseless (C) persistent (D) rural (E) evasive

207. PLATITUDE A) fatness (B) bravery (C) dimension (D) trite mark (E) strong belief

208. POLEMIC A) blackness (B) lighting (C) magnetism (D) controversy (E) grimace

209. PONDEROUS A) contemplative (B) moist (C) rambling (D) bulky (E) erect

210. PRECARIOUS A) priceless (B) premature (C) primitive (D) hazardous (E) unwelcome

211. REFRACTORY A) articulate (B) sinkable (C) vaunted (D) useless (E) unmanageable

212. REGAL A) oppressive (B) royal (C) major (D) basic (E) entertaining

213. REITERATE A) gainsay (B) revive (C) revenge (D) repeat (E) return

214. RELISH A) desire (B) nibble (C) savor (D) vindicate (E) avail

215. REMISS A) lax (B) lost (C) foolish (D) violating (E) ambitious

216. REMONSTRATE A) display (B) restate (C) protest (D) resign (E) reiterate

217. REPARTEE A) witty retort (B) willful departure (C) spectator (D) monologue (E) sacrifice

218. REPELLENT A) propulsive (B) unattractive (C) porous (D) stiff (E) elastic

219. REPERCUSSION A) reaction (B) restitution (C) resistance (D) magnificence (E) acceptance

220. REPLENISH A) polish (B) repeat (C) resistance (D) refill (E) refuse

221. REPLICA A) museum piece (B) famous site (C) battle emblem (D) facsimile (E) replacement

222. REPRISAL A) reevaluation (B) assessment (C) loss (D) retaliation (E) nonsense

223. REPROVE A) prevail (B) rebuke (C) ascertain (D) prove false (E) draw back

224. REPUDIATE A) besmirch (B) appropriate (C) annoy (D) reject (E) avow

225. REPUGNANCE A) belligerence (B) tenacity (C) renewal (D) pity (E) loathing

226. TARRY A) polish (B) restrain (C) surpass (D) linger (E) disturb

227. TAUTOLOGY A) memory (B) repetition (C) tension (D) simile (E) lack of logic

228. TAWDRY A) orderly (B) meretricious (C) reclaimed (D) filtered (E) proper

229. TEMERITY A) timidity (B) resourcefulness (C) boldness (D) tremulousness (E) caution

230. TEMPORAL A) priestly (B) scholarly (C) secular (D) sleepy (E) sporadic

231. TENACIOUS A) fast running (B) intentional (C) obnoxious (D) holding fast (E) collecting

232. TENACITY A)splendor (B) perseverance (C) tendency (D) ingratitude (E) decimation

233. TENDENTIOUS A) biased (B) likely (C) absurd (D) festive (E) literary

234. TENTATIVE A) prevalent (B) portable (C) mocking (D) wry (E) experimental

235. TENUOUS A) vital (B) thin (C) careful (D) dangerous (E) necessary

236. TEPID A) boiling (B) lukewarm (C) freezing (D) gaseous (E) cold

237. TERSE A) brief in speech (B) bold in manner (C) under strain (D) without honor (E) beyond fear

238. TESSELATED A) striped (B) made of mosaics (C) piebald (D) uniform (E) trimmed

239. THESPIAN A)foreigner (B) skeptic (C) daydreamer (D) magician (E) actor

240. TITILLATE A) hasten (B) fasten (C) stimulate (D) incorporate (E) enlarge

241. VOLUBLE A) worthwhile (B) serious (C) terminal (D) loquacious (E) circular

242. VORACIOUS A) ravenous (B) spacious (C) truthful (D) pacific (E) tenacious

243. VOUCHSAFE A) borrow (B) grant (C) punish (D) desire (E) qualify

244. WAIF A) soldier (B) urchin (C) surrender (D) breeze (E) spouse

245. WANTON A) needy (B) passive (C) rumored (D) oriental (E) unchaste

246. WARRANTY A) threat (B) guarantee (C) order for arrest (D) issue (E) fund

247. WASTREL A) refuse (B) spendthrift (C) mortal (D) tolerance (E) song

248. WAYLAY A) ambush (B) journey (C) rest (D) road map (E) song

249. WELTER A) heat (B) greeting (C) recovery (D) universe (E) tumult

250. WHINNY A) complain (B) hurry (C) request (D) neigh (E) gallop

251. WINDFALL A) unexpected gain (B) wide spread destruction (C) calm (D) autumn (E) wait

252. WINSOME A) victorious (B) gracious (C) married (D) permanent (E) painted

253. WIZENED A) magical (B) clever (C) shriveled (D) swift (E) active

254. YEOMAN A) masses (B) middle –class farmer (C) proletarian (D) indigent person (E) man of rank

255. ZEALOT A) beginner (B) patron (C) fanatic (D) murderer (E) leper

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Each of the questions below consists of a word in capital letter, followed by f ive lettered words phrases. Choose the letters words or a phrase that is

most nearly opposite in meaning to the word in capital letters and write the letter of your choice on your answer paper.

256. ADULATION A) youth (B) purity (C) brightness (D) defense (E) criticism

257. ADVOCATE A) define (B) oppose (C) Remove (D) inspect (E) discern

258. AFFABLE A) rude (B) ruddy (C) needy (D) useless (E) conscious



259. AFFECTED A) weary (B) unfriendly (C) divine (D) unfeigned (E) slow

260. AFFLUENCE A) poverty (B) Fear (C) persuasion (D) consideration (E) neglect


261. AGILITY A) awkwardness (B) solidity (C) temper (D) consideration (E) neglect

262. ALACRITY A) slowness (B) plenty (C) filth (D) courtesy (E) despair

263. ALLEVIATE A) endure (B) Worsen (C) enlighten (D) maneuver (E) despair

264. ALLURE A) hinder (B) repel (C) ignore (D) leave (E) wallow

265. ALOOF A) triangular (B) gregarious (C) comparable (D) honorable (E) savory

266. AMALGAMATE A) equip (B) separate (C) generate (D) materialize (E) repress

267. AMBIGUOUS A) salvageable (B) corresponding (C) responsible (D) clear (E)auxiliary

268. AMBLE A) befriend (B) hasten (C) steal (D) browse (E) prattle

269. AMBULATORY A) convalescent (B) valedictory (C) bedridden (D) emergency (E) congenital

270. AMELIORATE A) make slow (B) make sure (C) make young (D) make worse (E) make able.

271. AMICABLE A) penetrating (B) compensating (C) unfriendly (D) zigzag (E) inescapable.

272. AMORAL A) unusual (B) unfriendly (C) ethical (D) suave (E) firm

273. AMORPHOUS A) nauseous (B) obscene (C) providential (D) definite (E) happy

274. AMPLIFY A) distract (B) infer (c) publicize (D) decrease (E) pioneer

275. ANALOGOUS A) not comparable (B) not capable (C) not culpable (D) not corporeal E) not congenial

276. ANTHEMATIZE A) locate (B) deceive (C) regulate (D) radiate (E) bless

277. ANAEMIC A) pallid (B) cruel (C) red-blooded (D) ventilating (E) hazardous

278. ANIMATED A) worthy (B) dull (C) humorous (D) lengthy (E) realistic

279. ANIMUS A) pterodactyl (B) bastion (C) giraffe (D) grimace (E) favor

280. ANOMALY A) desperation (B) requisition (C) registry (D) regularity (E)radiation

281. ANONYMOUS A) desperate (B) signed (C) defined (D) expert (E) written.

282. ANTEDILUVIAN A) transported (B) subtle (C) isolated (D) celebrated (E) modern

283. ANTIPATHY A) profundity (B) objection (C) willingness (D) abstention (E) fondness

284. ANTITHESIS A) velocity (B) maxim (C) similarity (D) acceleration (E) reaction

285. APHASIA A) volubility (B) necessity (C) pain (D) crack (E) prayer

286. BAROQUE A) polished (B) constant (C) transformed (D) simple (E) aglow

287. BEATIFIC A) glorious (B) dreadful (C) theatrical (D) crooked (E) handsome

288. BELITTLE A) disobey (B) forget (C) magnify (D) extol (E) envy

289. BELLICOSE A) peaceful (B) naval (C) amusing (D) piecemeal (E) errant

290. BENIGN A) tenfold (B) peaceful (C) blessed (D) wavering (E) malignant

291. BENISON A) curse (B) bachelor (C) wedding (D) orgy (E) tragedy

292. BERATE A) grant (B) praise (C) refer (D) purchase (E) deny

293. BESTIAL A) animate (B) noble (C) zoological (D) clear (E) dusky

294. BIGOTRY A) arrogance (B) approval (C) mourning (D) promptness (E) tolerance

295. BIZARRE A) roomy (B) veiled (C) subdued (D) triumphant (E) normal

296. BLANCH A) bleach (B) scatter (C) darken (D) analyze (E) subdivide

297. BLAND A) caustic (B) meager (C) soft (D) uncooked (E) helpless

298. BLASÉ A) fiery (B) clever (C) intriguing (D) slim (E) ardent

299. BLEAK A) pale (B) sudden (C) dry (D) narrow (E) cheerful

300. BLITHE A) spiritual (B) profuse (C) cheerless (D) hybrid (E) comfortable

301. CAPACIOUS A) warlike (B) cordial (C) curious (D) not spacious (E) not capable

302. CAPRICIOUS A) satisfied (B) insured (C) photographic (D) scattered (E) steadfast

303. CAPTIOUS A) tolerant (B) capable (C) frivolous (D) winning (E) recollected

304. CARNAL A) impressed (B) minute (C)spiritual (D) actual (E) private

305. CARNIVOROUS A) gloomy (B) tangential (C) productive (D) weak (E) vegetarian

306. CARPING A) rapid (B) uncritical (C) unintellectual (D) illegal (E) terse

307. CASTIGATION A) commendation (B) patience (C) generosity (D) understatement (E) honesty

308. CATEGORICAL A) negative (B) ironic (C) impartial (D) qualified (E) permanent

309. CATHOLIC A) religious (B) pacific (C) narrow (D) weighty (E) funny

310. CELERITY A) assurance (B) state (C) acerbity (D) delay (E) infamy

311. CELIBATE A) investing (B) married (C) retired (D) commodious (E) dubious

312. CENSURE A) process (B) enclosure (C)interest (D) praise (E) penetrate

313. CENTRIFUGAL A) centripetal (B) ephemeral (C) lasting (D) barometric (E) algebraic

314. CESSATION A) premium (B) gravity (C) beginning (D) composition (E) apathy

315. CHAFFING A) achieving (B) serious (C) capitalistic (D) sneezing (E) expensive

316. COY A) weak (B) airy (C) brazen (D) old (E) tiresome

317. COZEN A) amuse (B) treat honestly (C) prate (D) shackle (E) vilify

318. CRAVEN A) desirous (B) direct (C) bold (D) civilized (E) controlled

319. CRUX A) affliction (B) spark (C) events (D) trivial point (E) belief

320. CRYPTIC A) tomblike (B) futile (C) famous (D) candid (E) indifferent



321. CUPIDITY A) anxiety (B) tragedy (C) generosity (D) entertainment (E) love

322. CURTAIL A) mutter (B) lengthen (C) express (D) burden (E) shore up

323. CYNICAL A) trusting (B) effortless (C) conclusive (D) gallant (E) vertical

324. DANK A) dry (B) guiltless (C) warm (D) babbling ( E) reserved

325. DAPPER A) unintelligent (B) untidy (C) uncertain (D) ungrateful (E) unhealthy

326. DAUNTLESS A) stolid (B) cowardly (C) irrelevant (D) peculiar (E) particular

327. DEARTH A) life (B) abundance (C) brightness (D) terror (E) width

328. DEBACLE A) Progress (B) refusal (C) masque (D) cowardice (E) traffic

329. DEBILITATE A) bedevil (B) repress (C) strengthen (D) animate (E) deaden



330. DEBONAIR A) awkward (B) windy (C) balmy (D) strong (E) stormy


331. DEROGATORY A) roguish (B) immediate (C) opinionated (D) praising (E) conferred

332. DESECRATE A) desist (B) integrate (C) confuse (D) intensify (E) consecrate

333. DESPICABLE A) steering (B) worthy of esteem (C) inevitable (D) featureless (E) incapable

334. DESTITUTE A) affluent (B) dazzling (C) stationary (D) characteristic (E) explanatory

335. DEVOID A) latent (B) eschewed (C) full of (D) suspecting (E) evident

336. DEVOUT A) quiet (B) dual (C) impious (D) straightforward (E) wrong .

337. DIABOLICAL A) mischievous (B) lavish (C) seraphic (D) azure (E) redolent

338. DIATRIBE A) mass (B) range (C) eulogy (D) elegy (E) starvation

339. DIFFIDENCE A) sharpness (B) boldness (C) malcontent (D) dialogue (E) catalog

340. DILATE A) procrastinate (B) contract (C) conclude (D) participate (E) divert

341. DILATORY A) narrowing (B) prompt (C) enlarging (D) portentous (E) sour

342. DIMINUTION A) expectation (B) context (C) validity (D) appreciation (E) difficulty

343. DIN A) lightness (B) safety (C) silence (D) hunger (E) promptness

344. DISABUSE A) crash (B) violate (C) renege (D) control (E) deceive

345. DISCONSOLATE A) unprejudiced (B) thankful (C) theatrical (D) joyous (E) prominent

346. ENERVATE A) strengthen (B) sputter (C) arrange (D) scrutinize (E) agree

347. ENHANCE A) degrade (B) doubt (C) scuff (D) gasp (E) avoid

348. ENNUI A) hate (B) excitement (C) seriousness (D) humility (E) kindness

349. ENUNCIATE A) pray (B) request (C) deliver (D) wait (E) mumble

350. EPHEMERAL A) sensuous (B) passing (C) popular (D) distasteful (E) eternal

351. EQUABLE A) flat (B) decisive (C) stormy (D) dishonest (E) scanty

352. EQUANIMITY A) agitation (B) stirring (C) volume (D) identity (E) luster

353. EQUILIBRIUM A) imbalance (B) peace (C) inequality (D) directness (E) urgency

354. EQUITABLE A) able to leave (B) able to learn (C) unfair (D) preferable (E) rough

355. EQUIVOCAL A) mistaken (B) quaint (C) azure (D) clear (E) universal

356. ERRATIC A) unromantic (B) free (C) popular (D) steady (E) unknown

357. ERRONEOUS A) accurate (B) dignified (C) curious (D) abrupt (E) round

358. ERUDITE A) professional (B) stately (C) short (D) unknown (E) ignorant

359. ETHEREAL A) long- lasting (B) earthy (C) ill (D) critical (E) false

360. EULOGISTIC A) pretty (B) critical (C) brief (D) stern (E) free

361. EUPHONIOUS A) strident (B) lethargic (C) literary (D) significant (E) merry

362. EVASIVE A) frank (B) correct (C) correct (D) fertile (E) watchful

363. EXASPERATE A) confide (B) formalize (C) placate (D) betray (E) bargain

364. EXCORIATE A) scandalize (B) encourage (C) avoid (D) praise (E) vanquish

365. EXCULPATE A) blame (B) prevail (C) acquire (D) ravish (E) accumulate

366. EXECRABLE A) innumerable (B) philosophic (C) physical (D) excellent (E) meditative

367. EXECRATE A) disobey (B) enact (C) perform (D) acclaim (E) fidget

368. EXHUME A) decipher (B) sadden (C) integrate (D) admit (E) inter

369. EXODUS A) neglect (B) consent (C) entry (D) gain (E) rebuke

370. EXONERATE A) forge (B) accuse (C) record (D) doctor (E)reimburse

371. EXORBITANT A) moderate (B) partisan (C) military (D) barbaric (E) counterfeit

372. EXTEMPORANEOUS A) rehearsed (B) hybrid (C) humiliating (D) statesmanlike (E) picturesque

373. EXTRANEOUS A) modern (B) decisive (C) swift (D) ambitious (E) cursory

374. EXTRINSIC A) reputable (B) inherent (C) swift (D) ambitious (E) cursory

375. EXTROVERT A) clown (B) hero (C) ectomorph (D) neurotic (E) introvert

376. GRANDIOSE A) false (B) ideal (C) proud (D) simple (E) functional

377. GRATUITOUS A) warranted (B) ideal (C) proud (D) frugal (E) pithy

378. GREGARIOUS A) antisocial (B) anticipatory (C) glorious (D) horrendous (E) similar

379. GRISLY A) suggestive (B) doubtful (C) untidy (D) pleasant (E) bearish

380. GULLIBLE A) incredulous (B) fickle (C) tantamount (D) easy (E) stylish

381. GUSTO A) noise (B) panic (C) atmosphere (D) gloom (E) distaste

382. GUSTY A) calm (B) noisy (C) fragment (D) routine (E) gloomy

383. HACKNEYED A) carried (B) original (C) banned (D) timely (E) oratorical

384. HAGGARD A) shrewish (B) inspired (C) plump (D) maidenly (E) vast

385. HALCYON A) wasteful (B) prior (C) subsequent (D) puerile (E) martial

386. HAPHAZARD A) safe (B) indifferent (C) deliberate (D) tense (E) conspiring

387. HAPLESS A) cheerful (B) consistent (C) fortunate (D) considerate (E) shapely



388. HEED A) ignore (B) hope (C) overtake (D) nurture (E) depart

389. HERETIC A) sophist (B) believe (C) interpreter (D) pacifist (E) owner

390. HETEROGENEOUS A) orthodox (B) pagan (C) unlikely (D) similar (E) banished

391. HIBERNAL A) musical (B) summer like (C) local (D) seasonal (E) discordant

392. HILARITY A) gloom (B) heartiness (C) weakness (D) casualty (E) paucity

393. HIRSUTE A) scaly (B) bald (C) erudite (D) quiet (E) long

394. HORTATORY A) inquiring (B) denying (C) killing (D) frantic (E) dissuading

395. HOVER A) commence (B) soothe (C) leave (D) transform (E) solidify

396. HUBBUB A) calm (B) fury (C) capital (D) axle (E) wax

397. HUMMOCK A) unmusical (B) scorn (C) wakefulness (D) vale (E) vestment



398. HUSBANDARY A) sportsmanship (B) dishonesty (C) wastefulness (D) friction (E) cowardice


399. HYBRID A) productive (B) special (C) purebred (D) oafish (E) genial

400. HYPERBOLE A) velocity (B) climax (C) curve (D) understatement (E) expansion

401. HYPERCRITICAL A) tolerant (B)false (C) extreme (D) inarticulate (E) cautious

402. HYPOCRITICAL A) sincere (B) narrow- minded (C) shameful (D) amiable (E) modest

403. HYPOTHETICAL A) rational (B) fantastic (C) wizened (D) opposed (E) axiomatic

404. IGNOBLE A) produced by fire (B) worthy (C) given to questioning (D) huge (E) known

405. ILLUSIVE A) not deceptive (B) not certain (C) not obvious (D) not coherent (E) not brilliant

406. IRKSOME A) interesting (B) lazy (C) tireless (D) devious (E) excessive

407. IRRELEVANT A) lacking piety (B) fragile (C) congruent (D) pertinent (E) varied

408. IRREPARABLE A) legible (B) correctable (C) proverbial (D) concise (E) legal

409. IRREVERENT A) related (B) mischievous (C) respective (D) pious (E) violent

410. JADED A) upright (B) stimulated (C) aspiring (D) applied (E) void

411. JAUNDICED A) whitened (B) inflamed (C) quickened (D) aged (E) unbiased

412. JAUNTY A) youthful (B) ruddy (C) strong (D) untraveled (E) sedate

413. JEOPARDY A) patient (B) courage (C) safety (D) willingness (E) liberty

414. JETTISON A) salvage (B) submerge (C) descend (D) decelerate (E) repent

415. JOCULAR A) arterial (B) bloodless (C) verbose (D) serious (E) blind

416. JUDICIOUS A) punitive (B) unwise (C) criminal (D) licit (E) temporary

417. KINDLE A) dislike (B) quench (C) gather (D) sparkle (E) estrange

418. LACHRYMOSE A) cheering (B) smooth (C) passionate (D) curt (E) tense

419. LACKADAISICAL A) monthly (B) possessing time (C) ambitious (D) pusillanimous (E) intelligent

420. LACONIC A) milky (B) verbose (C) wicked (D) flagrant (E) derelict

421. LAMPOON A) darken (B) praise (C) abandon (D) sail (E) fly

422. LANGUOR A) vitality (B) length (C) embarrassment (D) wine (E) avarice

423. LATENT A) trim (B) forbidding (C) execrable (D) early (E) obvious

424. LAVISH A) hostile (B) unwashed (C) timely (D) decent (E)frugal

425. LAUDATORY A) dirtying (B) disclaiming (C) defamatory (D) inflammatory (E) debased

426. LAX A) salty (B) strict (C) shrill (D) boring (E) cowardly

427. LECHERY A) trust (B) compulsion (C) zeal (D) addition (E) purity

428. LETHARGIC A) convalescent (B) beautiful (C) enervating (D) invigorating (E) interrogating

429. LEVITY A) bridge (B) dam (C) praise (D) blame (E) solemnity

430. LILLIPUTIAN A) destructive (B) proper (C) gigantic (D) elegant (E) barren

431. LIMPID A) erect (B) turbid (C) tangential (D) timid (E) weary

432. LITHE A) stiff (B) limpid (C) facetious (D) insipid (E) vast

433. LIVID A) alive (B) mundane (C) positive (D) undiscovered (E) vast

434. LOATH A) loose (B) evident (C) deliberate (D) eager (e) tiny

435. LOQUACIOUS A) taciturn (B) sentimental (C) soporific (D) soothing (E) sedate

436. NEBULOUS A) starry (B) clear (C) cold (D) fundamental (E) porous

437. NEFARIOUS A) various (B) lacking (C) benign (D) pompous (E) futile

438. NEGATION A) postulation (B) hypothecation (C) affirmation (D) violation (E) anticipation

439. NEOPHYTE A) veteran (B) satellite (C) desperado (D) handwriting (E) violence

440. NIGGARDLY A) protected (B) biased (C) prodigal (D) bankrupt (E) placated

441. NOCTURNAL A) harsh (B) marauding (C) patrolling (D) daily (E) fallow

442. NOISOME A) quite (B) dismayed (C) fragrant (D) sleepy (E) inquisitive

443. NOTORIOUS A) fashionable (B) renowned (C) inactive (D) intrepid (E) invincible

444. OBDURATE A) yielding (B) fleeting (C) finite (D) fascinating (E) permanent

445. OBESE A) skillful (B) cadaverous (C) clever (D) unpredictable (E) lucid

446. OBJECTIVE A) indecisive (B) apathetic (C) markedly inferior (D) emotionally involved (E)

authoritative447. OBLIGATORY A) demanding (B) optional (C) facile (D) friendly (E) divorced

448. OBLOQUY A) praise (B) rectangle (C) circle (D) diagonal (E) cure

449. OBSEQUIOUS A) successful (B) democratic (C) supercilious (D) ambitious (E) lamentable

450. OBSESSION A) whim (B) loss (C) phobic (D) delusion (E) feud

451. OBSOLETE A) heated (B) desolate (C) renovated (D) frightful (E) automatic

452. OBSTREPEROUS A) turbid (B) quiet (C) remote (D) lucid (E) active

453. OBTUSE A) sheer (B) transparent (C) tranquil (D) timid (E) shrewd



454. ODIOUS A) fragrant (B) redolent (C) fetid (D) delightful (E) puny455. ODIUM A) noise (B) liking (C) dominant (D) hasty (E) atrium

456. OMNIPOTENT A) weak (B) democratic (C) despotic (D) passionate (E) late

457. OMNISCIENT A) sophisticated (B) ignorant (C) essential (D) trivial (E) isolated

458. OPIATE A) distress (B) sleep (C) stimulant (D) laziness (E) despair

459. OPPORTUNE A) occasional (B) fragrant (C) fragile (D) awkward (E) neglected

460. OPPORTUNIST A) man of destiny (B) man of principal (C) changeling (D) adversary (E) colleague

461. OPPROBRIUM A) delineation (B) aptitude (C) majesty (D) freedom (E) praise

462. OPTIMUM A) pessimistic (B) knowledgeable (C) worst (D) minimum (E) chosen

463. OPULENCE A) pessimism (B) patriotism (C)potency (D) passion (E) poverty

464. OSTENTATIOUS A) inactive (B) unassuming (C) impolite (D) illicit (E) irrational

465. OVERWEENING A) humble (B) impotent (C) avid (D) acrimonious (E) exaggerated



466. PEJORATIVE A) positive (B) legal (C) determining (D) delighting (E) declaiming


467. PELLUCID A) logistical (B) philandering (C) incomprehensible (D) vagrant (E) warranted

468. PENCHANT A) distant (B) imminence (C) dislike (D) attitude (E) void

469. PENURIOUS A) imprisoned (B) captivated (C) generous (D) vacant (E) abolish

470. PERFUNCTORY A) official (B) through (C) insipid (D) vicarious (E) distinctive

471. PERIGEE A) eclipse (B) planet (C) apogee (D) refugee (E) danger

472. PERIPATETIC A) worldly (B) stationary (C) disarming (D) seeking (E) inherent

473. PERMEABLE A) perishable (B) effective (C) plodding (D) impenetrable (E) lasting

474. PERNICIOUS A) practical (B) comparative (C) harmless (D) tangible (E) detailed

475. PERPETUAL A) momentary (B) standard (C) serious (D) industrial (E) interpretive

476. PERSPICUITY A) grace (B) feature (C) review (D) difficulty (E) vagueness

477. PERT A) polite (B) perishable (C) moral (D) deliberate (E) stubborn

478. PERTINACIOUS A) vengeful (B) consumptive (C) superficial (D) skilled (E) advertised

479. PERTINENT A) understood (B) living (C) discontented (D) puzzling (E) advertised

480. PETULANT A) angry (B) moral (C) declining (D) underhanded (E) uncomplaining

481. PRECIPITATE A) dull (B) anticipatory (C) cautious (D) considerate (E) welcome

482. PREFATORY A) outstanding (B) magnificent (C) conclusive (D) intelligent (E) predatory

483. PRELUDE A) intermezzo (B) diva (C) aria (D) aftermath (E) duplication

484. PRESUMPTION A) assertion (B) activation (C) motivation (D) proposition (E) humility

485. PRETENTIOUS A) ominous (B) calm (C) unassuming (D) futile (E) volatile

486. PRIM A) informal (B) prior (C) exterior (D) private (E) cautious

487. PRISTINE A) cultivated (B) condemned (C) irreligious (D) cautious (E) critical

488. PROBITY A) regret (B) assumption (C) corruptibility (D) extent (E) upswing

489. PRODIGAL A) large (B) thrifty (C) consistent (D) compatible (E) remote

490. PRODIGIOUS A) infinitesimal (B) indignant (C) indifferent (D) indisposed (E) insufficient

491. PROFANE A) sanctify (B) desecrate (C) define (D) manifest (E) urge

492. PROLIFIC A) unworkable (B) backward (C) barren (D) controversial (E) unfocussed

493. PROLIX A) stupid (B) indifferent (C) redundant (D) livid (E) pithy

494. PROPHYLACTIC A) causing growth (B) causing disease (C) antagonistic (D) brushing (E) favorable

495. PROPINQUITY A) remoteness (B) uniqueness (C) health (D) virtue (E) simplicity

496. PROPITIOUS A) rich (B) induced (C) prompted (D) indicative (E) unfavorable

497. PROSAIC A) pacified (B) reprieved (C) pensive (D) imaginative (E) rhetorical

498. PROTEAN A) amateur (B) catholic (C) unchanging (D) rapid (E) unfavorable

499. PROTRACT A) make circular (B) shorten (C) further (D) retrace (E) involved

500. PROVIDENT A) unholy (B) rash (C) miserable (D) disable (E) remote

501. PROVENCIAL A) wealthy (B) crass (C) literacy (D) aural (E) sophisticated

502. PSYCHOTIC A) dangerous (B) clairvoyant (C) criminal (D) soulful (E) sane

503. PUERILE A) fragrant (B) adult (C) lonely (D) feminine (E) masterly

504. PUGNACIOUS A) pacific (B) feline (C) mature (D) angular (E) inactive

505. PUISSANT A) pouring (B) fashionable (C) articulate (D) healthy ( E) weak

506. PULCHRITUDE A) ugliness (B) notoriety (C) bestiality (D) masculinity (E) servitude

507. PUNCTILIOUS A) happy (B) active (C) vivid (D) careless (E) futile

508. PUNITIVE A) large (B) humorous (C) rewarding (D) restive (E) languishing

509. PUSILLANIMOUS A) poverty- stricken (B) chained (C) posthumous (D) courageous (E) strident

510. PUTATIVE A) colonial (B) quarrelsome (C) undisputed (D) powerful (E) unremarkable

511. RESILIENT A) pungent (B) foolish (C) worthy (D) insolent (E) unyielding

512. RESTIVE A) buoyant (B) placid (C) remorseful (D) resistant (E) retiring

513. RETENTIVE A) forgetful (B) accepting (C) repetitive (D) avoiding (E) fascinating

514. RETICENCE A) fatigue (B) fashion (C) treachery (D) loquaciousness (E) magnanimity

515. RETROGRADE A) progressing (B) inclining (C) evaluation (D) concentrating (E) directing

516. REVERE A) advance (B) dishonor (C) age (D) precede (E) wake

517. RIFE A) direct (B) scant (C) peaceful (D) grim (E) mature

518. ROBUST A) weak (B) violent (C) vicious (D) villainous (E) hungry

519. ROTUNDITY A) promenade (B) nave (C) grotesqueness (D) slimness (E) impropriety

520. RUBBLE A) artificial (B) unbroken stone (C) pale complexion (D) strong defense (E) glib answer



521. RUDDY A) robust (B) witty (C) wan (D) exotic (E) creative522. RUDIMENTARY A) pale (B) polite (C) asinine (D) develop (E) quiescent

523. RUEFUL A) trite (B) contest (C) capable (D) capital (E) zealous

524. RUSTIC A) urban (B) slow (C) corroded (D) mercenary (E) civilian

525. RUTHLESS A) merciful (B) majestic (C) mighty (D) militant (E) maximum

526. SADISTIC A) happy (B) quaint (C) kindhearted (D) vacant (E) fortunate

527. SAGACIOUS A) foolish (B) bitter (C) voracious (D) veracious (E) fallacious

528. SALLOW A) salacious (B) ruddy (C) colorless (D) permitted (E) minimum

529. SALUBRIOUS A) salty (B) bloody (C) miasmic (D) maudlin (E) wanted

530. SALVAGE A) remove (B) outwit (C) burn (D) lose (E) confuse

531. SANCTIMONIOUS A) hypothetical (B) paltry (C) mercenary (D) pious (E) graceful

532. SANGUINE A) choleric (B) sickening (C) warranted (D) irritated (E) pessimistic

533. SATIETY A) emptiness (B) warmth (C) erectness (D) ignorance (E) straightness



534. SCANTY A) collected (B) remote (C) invisible (D) plentiful (E) straight


535. SCURRILOUS A) savage (B) scabby (C) descent (D) volatile (E) major

536. SECULAR A) vivid (B) clerical (C) punitive (D) positive (E) varying

537. SEDENTARY A) vicarious (B) loyal (C) accidental (D) active (E) afraid

538. SEDULOUS A) indolent (B) guileless (C) vindictive (D) upright (E) incorrect

539. SENILITY A) virility (B) loquaciousness (C) forgetfulness (D) youth (E) majority

540. SENTENTIOUS A) paragraphed (B) positive (C) posthumous (D) pacific (E) wordy

541. TRACTABLE A) unmanageable (B)irreligious (C) mortal (D) incapable (E) unreal

542. TRADUCE A) exhume (B) increase (C) purchase (D) extol (E) donate

543. TRANQUILLITY A) lack of sleep (B) lack of claim (C) emptiness (D) renewal (E) closeness

544. TRANSIENT A) carried (B) close (C) permanent (D) removed (E) certain

545. TREMULOUS A) steady (B) obese (C) young (D) healthy (E) unkempt

546. TRENHANT A) lacking bite (B) imperious (C) inessential (D) unafraid (E) narrow-minded

547. TREPIDATION A) slowness (B) amputation (C) fearlessness (D) adroitness (E) death

548. TRITE A) correct (B) original (C) distinguished (D) premature (E) certain

549. TRUCULENT A) juicy (B) overflowing (C) peaceful (D) determined (E) false

550. TUMULT A) scarcity (B) defeat (C) coolness (D) density (E) serenity

551. TURBID A) clear (B) improbable (C) invariable (D) honest (E) turgid

552. TURBULENCE A) reaction (B) approach (C) impropriety (D) calm (E) hostility

553. TURGID A) rancid (B) shrunken (C) cool (D) explosive (E) painful

554. TURPITUDE A) amplitude (B) heat (C) wealth (D) virtue (E) quiet

555. TYRO A) infant (B) rubber (C) personnel (D) idiot (E) expert

556. UNEARTH A) conceal (B) gnaw (C) clean (D) fling (E) react

557. UNFEIGNED A) pretended (B) fashionable (C) wary (D) switched (E) colonial

558. UNGAINLY A) ignorant (B) graceful (C) detailed (D) dancing (E) pedantic

559. UNIMPEACHABLE A) fruitful (B) ramping (C) faulty (D) pensive (E) through

560. UNKEMPT A) bombed (B) washed (C) neat (D) showy (E) tawdry

561. UNRULY A) chatting (B) obedient (C) definite (D) lined (E) curious

562. UNSEEMLY A) effortless (B) proper (C) conductive (D) pointed (E) informative

563. UNSULLIED A) tarnished (B) countless (C) soggy (D) papered (E) homicidal

564. UNTENABLE A) supportable (B) tender (C) sheepish (D) tremulous (E) adequate

565. UNWITTING A) clever (B) intense (C) sensitive (D) freezing (E) intentional

566. VACILLATION A) remorse (B) relief (C) respect (D) steadfastness (E) inoculation

567. VALEDICTORY A) sad (B) collegiate (C) derivative (D) salutatory (E) promising

568. VALOR A) admonition (B) injustice (C) cowardice (D) generosity (E) repression

569. VANGUARD A) regiment (B) rear (C) echelon (D) protection (E) loyalty

570. VAUNTED A) unvanquished (B) fell (C) belittled (D) exacting (E) believed

Word List 3 Synonyms and Antonyms

Each of the questions below consists of a word in capital letter, followed by f ive lettered words phrases. Choose the letters words or a phrase that is

most nearly similar or opposite in meaning to the word in capital letters and write the letter of your choice on your answer paper.

571. APPEASE A) agitate (B) quality (C) display (D) predestine (E) interrupt

572. APPOSITE A) inappropriate (B) diagonal (C) exponential (D) unobtrusive (E) discouraging

573. APPREHEND A) obviate (B) set free (C) shiver (D) understand (E) contrast

574. APTITUDE A) sarcasm (B) inversion (C) adulation (D) lack of talent (E) gluttony

575. AQUILINE A) watery (B) hooked (C) refined (D) antique (E) rodentlike

576. ARCHAIC A) youthful (B) cautious (C) antiquated (D) placated (E) buttressed

577. ARDOR A) zeal (B) paint (C) proof (D) group (E) excitement

578. ARRAY A) swindle (B) lighten (C) strip bare (D) set free (E) cleanse

579. ARROYO A) crevice (B) gully (C) value (D) food (E) fabric

580. ARTIFICE A) spite (B) exception (C) anger (D) candor (E) loyalty



581. ARTISAN A) educator (B) decider (C) sculptor (D) discourser (E) unskilled laborer582. ASCERTAIN A) amplify (B) master (C) discover (D) retain (E) explode

583. ASPERITY A) anguish (B) absence (C) innuendo (D) good temper (E) snake

584. ASSUAGE A) stuff (B) describe (C) wince (D) worsen (E) introduce.

585. ASTEROID A) Milky Way (B) radiance (C) large planet (D) rising moon (E) setting moon.

586. COLLATION A) furor (B) emphasis (C) distillery (D) spree (E) lunch

587. COLLOQUIAL A) burnt (B) polished (C) political (D) gifted (E) problematic

588. COLLOQUY A) dialect (B) diversion (C) announcement (D) discussion (E) expansion

589. COMATOSE A) cozy (B) restrained (C) alert (D) dumb (E) grim

590. COMBUSTIBLE A) flammable (B) industrious (C) waterproof (D) specific (E) plastic

591. COMELY A) yielding (B) unattractive (C) extremely sleepy (D) equal in extent (E) roving

592. COMMISERATE A) communication (B) expand (C) reply (D) diminish (E) sympathize

593. COMMODIOUS A) numerous (B) yielding (C) leisurely (D) limited (E) expensive

594. COMPLAINT A) numerous (B) veracious (C) soft (D) adamant (E) livid



595. CONCILIATE A) defend (B) active (C) integrated (D) quarrel (E) react


596. CONCOCT A) thrive (B) wonder (C) intrude (D) drink (E) invent

597. CONDONE A) build (B) evaluate (C) pierce (D) infuriate (E) overlook

598. CONFISCATE A) discuss (B) discover (C) seize (D) exist (E) convey

599. CONFORMITY A) agreement (B) ambition (C) confinement (D) pride (E) restrain

600. CONGENITAL A) slight (B) obscure (C) thorough (D) existing at birth (E) classified

601. DISINGENUOUS A) uncomfortable (B) eventual (C) naïve (D) complex (E) enthusiastic

602. DISINTERESTED A) prejudiced (B) horrendous (C) affected (D) arbitrary (E) bored

603. DISJOINED A) satisfied (B) carved (C) understood (D) connected (E) evicted

604. DISPARITY A) resonance (B) elocution (C) relief (D) difference (E) symbolism

605. DISPASSIONATE A) sensual (B) immoral (C) inhibited (D) impartial (E) scientific

606. DISPIRITED A) current (B) dented (C) drooping (D) alcoholic (E) dallying

607. DISSIPATE A) economize (B) clean (C) accept (D) anticipate (E) withdraw

608. DISTEND A) bloat (B) adjust (C) exist (D) materialize (E) finish

609. DISTRAIT A) clever (B) industrial (C) absentminded (D) narrow (E) crooked

610. DIVULGE A) look (B) refuse (C) deride (D) reveal (E) harm

611. DOFF A) withdraw (B) take off (C) remain (D) control (E) start

612. DOGMATIC A) benign (B) canine (C) impatient (D) petulant (E) arbitrary

613. DOTAGE A) senility (B) silence (C) sensitivity (D) interest (E) generosity

614. DOUR A) sullen (B) ornamental (C) grizzled (D) lacking speech (E) international

615. DROLL A) rotund (B) amusing (C) fearsome (D) tiny (E) strange

616. FANCIFUL A) imaginative (B) knowing (C) elaborate (D) quick (E) lusty

617. FATUOUS A) fatal (B) natal (C) terrible (D) sensible (E) tolerable

618. FEASIBLE A) theoretical (B) impatient (C) constant (D) present (E) impractical

619. FECUNDITY A) prophecy (B) futility (C) fruitfulness (D) need (E) dormancy

620. FEIGN A) deserve (B) condemn (C) condone (D) attend (E) pretend.

621. FELL A) propitious (B) illiterate (C) uppermost (D) futile (E) inherent

622. FERMENT A) stir up (B) fill (C) ferret (D) mutilate (E) banish

623. FIASCO A) cameo (B) mansion (C) pollution (D) success (E) gamble

624. FICKLE A) fallacious (B) tolerant (C) loyal (D) hungry (E) stupid

625. FILCH A) milk (B) purloin (C) itch (D) cancel (E) resent

626. FINITE A) bounded (B) establish (C) affirmative (D) massive (E) finicky

627. FLAIL A) succeed (B) harvest (C) mend (D) strike (E) resent

628. FLAIR A) conflagration (B) inspiration (C) bend (D) egregiousness (E) magnitude

629. FLAMBOYANT A) old-fashioned (B) restrained (C) impulsive (D) cognizant (E) eloquent

630. FLEDGLING A) weaving (B) bobbing (C) beginning (D) studying (E) flaying

631. IMMOLATE A) debate (B) scour (C) sacrifice (D) sanctify (E) ratify

632. IMMUTABLE A) silent (B) changeable (C) articulate (D) loyal (E) varied

633. IMPAIR A) separate (B) make amends (C) make worse (D) falsify (E) cancel

634. IMPALPABLE A) obvious (B) combined (C) high (D) connecting (E) lost

635. IMPASSIVE A) active (B) demonstrative (C) perfect (D) anxious (E) irritated

636. IMPECCABLE A) unmentionable (B) quotable (C) blinding (D) faulty (E) hampering

637. IMPECUNIOUS A) affluent (B) afflicted (C) affectionate (D) affable (E) afraid

638. IMPERVIOUS A) impenetrable (B) perplexing (C) chaotic (D) cool (E) perfect

639. IMPETUOUS A) rash (B) inane (C) just (D) flagrant (E) redolent

640. IMPOLITIC A) campaigning (B) advisable (C) aggressive (D) legal (E) fortunate

641. IMPORTUNE A) export (B) plead (C) exhibit (D) account (E) visit

642. IMPROMPTU A) prompted (B) appropriate (C) rehearsed (D) foolish (E) vast

643. INALIENABLE A) inherent (B) repugnant (C) closed to immigration (D) full (E) accountable

644. INANE A )passive (B) wise (C) intoxicated (D) mellow (E) silent

645. INCARCERATE A) inhibit (B) acquit (C) account (D)imprison (E) force

646. LUGUBRIOUS A) frantic (B) cheerful (C) burdensome (D) oily (E) militant

647. LURID A) dull (B) duplicate (C) heavy (D) painstaking (E) intelligent



648. MACABRE A)musical (B) frightening (C) chewed (D) wicked (E) exceptional649. MAGNILOQUENT A) loquacious (B) bombastic (C) rudimentary (D) qualitative (E) minimizing

650. MAGNITUDE A)realization (B) fascination (C) enormity (D) gratitude (E) interference

651. MALADROIT A) malicious (B) starving (C) thirsty (D) tactless (E) artistic

652. MALEDICTION A) misfortune (B) hap (C) fruition (D) correct pronunciation (E) benediction

653. MALEFACTOR A) quail (B) lawbreaker (C) beneficiary (D) banker (E) female agent

654. MALEVOLENT A) kindly (B) vacuous (C) ambivalent (D) volatile (E) primitive

655. MALIGN A) intersperse (B) vary (C) emphasize (D) frighten (E) eulogize

656. MALLEABLE A) brittle (B) blatant (C) brilliant (D) brownish (E) basking

657. MANIACAL A) demoniac (B) saturated (C) sane (D) sanitary (E) handcuffed

658. MANIFEST A)limited (B) obscure (C) faulty (D) varied (E) vital

659. MANUMIT A) print (B) impress (C) enslave (D) endeavor (E) fail

660. MARTIAL A) bellicose (B) celibate (C) divorced (D) quiescent (E) planetary

661. PAEAN A) serf (B) pealing (C) lien (D) lament (E) folly

662. PALLET A) bed (B) pigment board (C) bench (D) spectrum (E) quality



663. PALLIATE A) smoke (B) quicken (C) substitute (D) alleviate (E) sadden


664. PANDEMONIUM A) calm (B) frustration (C) efficiency (D) impishness (E)sophistication

665. PANEGYRIC A) medication (B) panacea (C) rotation (D) vacillation (E) praise

666. PARABLE A) equality (B) allegory (C) frenzy (D) folly (E) cuticle

667. PARADOX A) exaggeration (B) contradiction (C) hyperbole (D) invective (E) poetic device

668. PARAMOUR A) illicit lover (B) majority (C) importance (D) hatred (E) clandestine affair

669. PARANOIA A) fracture (B) statement (C) quantity (D) benefaction (E) sanity

670. PARIAH A) village (B) suburb (C) outcast (D) disease (E) benefactor

671. PARITY A) duplicate (B) miniature (C) golf tee (D) similarity (E) event

672. PARSIMONIOUS A) grammatical (B) syntactical (C) effective (D) extravagant (E) esoteric

673. PARTIALITY A) completion (B) equality (C) bias (D) divorce (E) reflection

674. PASSE A) scornful (B) rural (C) out-of-date (D) silly (E) barbaric

675. PASTICHE A) imitation (B) glue (C) present (D) greetings (E) family

676. QUEASY A) toxic (B) easily upset (C) chronic (D) choleric (E) false

677. QUELL A) boat (B) incite (C) reverse (D) wet (E) answer

678. QUIXOTIC A) rapid (B) exotic (C) long (D) timid (E) idealistic

679. RAGAMUFFIN A) dandy (B) miser (C) exotic dance (D) light snack (E) baker

680. RAUCOUS A) mellifluous (B) uncooked (C) realistic (D) veracious (E) anticipating

681. RAVEGE A) rankle (B) revive (C) plunder (D) plunder (E)age

682. RAZE A) shave (B) heckle (C) finish (D) tear down (E) write

683. REACTIONARY A) conservative (B) retrograde (C) dramatic (D) militant (E) chemical

684. REBATE A) relinquish (B) settle (C) discount (D) cancel (E) elicit

685. RECALCITRANT A) grievous (B) secretive (C) cowardly (D) thoughtful (E) cooperative

686. RECLUSE A) learned scholar (B) mocker (C) social person (D) careful worker (E) daredevil

687. RECONDITE A) unfriendly (B) easily comprehensible (C) closely juxtaposed (D) broadminded (E)sardonic

688. RECTIFY A) remedy (B) avenge (C) create (D) assemble (E) attribute

689. RECUPERATE A) reenact (B) engage (C) recapitulate (D) recover (E) encounter

690. RECURRENT A) happening repeatedly (B) flowing backward (C) healing quickly (D) eventful (E)timely

691. SEQUESTER A) request (B) preclude (C) seclude (D) witness (E) evolve

692. SERRATED A) riddled (B) diagonal (C) saw toothed (D) grooved (E) linear

693. SERVILE A) moral (B) puerile (C) futile (D) foul (E) haughty

694. SHODDY A) superior (B) barefoot (C) sunlit (D) querulous (E) garrulous

695. SINGULAR A) silent (B) angular (C) ordinary (D) desirable (E) garrulous

696. SINISTER A) unwed (B) ministerial (C) good (D) returned (E) splintered

697. SKITTISH A) tractable (B) inquiring (C) dramatic (D) vain (E) frisky

698. SLEAZY A) fanciful (B) creeping (C) substantial (D) uneasy (E) warranted

699. SLOTH A) penitence (B) filth (C) futility (D) poverty (E) industry

700. SLOUGH A) toughen (B) trap (C) violate (D) cast off (E) depart quickly

701. SLOVENLY A) half-baked (B) loved (C) inappropriate (D) tidy (E) rapid

702. SOBRIETY A) inebriety (B) aptitude (C) scholasticism (D) monotony (E) aversion

703. SOLECISM A) praise (B) embarrassment (C) concise phrase (D) inaccurate count (E)correct expression

704. SOLSTICE A) equinox (B) sunrise (C) pigsty (D) interstices (E) iniquity

705. SOLVENT A) enigmatic (B) bankrupt (C) fiducial (D) puzzling (E) gilded

706. SONOROUS A) resonant (B) reassuring (C) repetitive (D) resinous (E) sisterly

707. SOPHOMORIC A) unprecedented (B) mature (C) insipid (D) intellectual (E) illusionary

708. SOPORIFIC A) dining (B) caustic (C) memorial (D) awakening (E) springing

709. SPASMODIC A) intermittent (B) fit (C) inaccurate (D) violent (E) physical

710. SPORADIC A) speedy (B) latent (C) vivid (D) inconsequential (E) occasional

711. SPORTIVE A) competing (B) playful (C) indignant (D) foppish (E) fundamental

712. SPURIOUS A) genuine (B) angry (C) mitigated (D) interrogated (E) glorious

713. SQUANDER A) fortify (B) depart (C) roam (D) preserve (E) forfeit

714. STACCATO A) musical (B) long (C) legato (D) sneezing (E) pounded



715. STAMINA A) patience (B) pistils (C) weakness (D) fascination (E) patina716. STEREOTYPED A) original (B) antique (C) modeled (D) repetitious (E) continued

717. STILTED A) candid (B) pompous (C) modish (D) acute (E) inarticulate

718. STRINGENT A) binding (B) reserved (C) utilized (D) lambent (E) indigent

719. SUAVITY A) ingeniousness (B) indifference (C) urbanity (D) constancy (E) paucity

720. SUBLIME A) unconscious (B)n respected (C) exalted (D) sneaky (E) replaced

721. SUBLIMINAL A) radiant (B) indifferent (c) obvious (d) domestic (E) horizontal

722. SUPERNNUATED A) senile (B) experienced (C) retired (D) attenuated (e)accepted

723. SUPERCILIOUS A) haughty (B) highbrow (C) angry (D) inane (E) philosophic

724. SUPERFICIAL A) abnormal (B) portentous (C) shallow (D) angry (E) tiny

725. SUPERNUMERARYA) miser (B) extra (C) associate (D) astronomer (E) inferiority

726. SUPPLIANT A) intolerant (B) swallowing (C) beseeching (D) finishing (E) flexible

727. SURFEIT A) belittle (B) cloy (C) drop (D) estimate (E) claim

728. SURREPTITIOUS A) secret (B) snakelike (C) nightly (D) abstract (E) furnished

729. SUTURE A) stitch (B) reflection (C) knitting (D) tailor (E) past



730. SWATHED A) wrapped around (B) waved (C) gambled (D) rapt (E) mystified


731. SYCOPHANTIC A) quiet (B) reclusive (C) servilely flattering (D) frolicsome (E) eagerly awaiting

732. SYNTHETIC A)simplified (B) doubled (C) tuneful (D) artificial (E) fiscal

733. TACIT A) spoken (B) allowed (C) neutral (D) impertinent (E) unwanted

734. TALISMAN A) chief (B) juror (C) medicine man (D) amulet (E) gift

735. TANTALIZE A) tease (B) wax (C) warrant (D) authorize (E) summarize

736. VENAL A) spring like (B) honest (C) angry (D) indifferent (E) going

737. VENERATE A) revere (B) age (C) reject (D) reverberate (E) degenerate

738. VENIAL A) unforgivable (B) unforgettable (C) unmistaken (D) fearful (E) fragrant

739. VERACIOUS A) worried (B) slight (C) alert (D) truthful (E) instrumental

740. VERDANT A) poetic (B) green (C) red (D) autumnal (E) frequent

741. VERITY A) sanctity (B) reverence (C) falsehood (D) rarity (E) household

742. VESTIGE A) trek (B) trail (C) trace (D) trail (E) tract

743. VIABLE A) moribund (B) salable (C) useful (D) foolish (E) inadequate

744. VIAND A) wand (B) gown (C) food (D) orchestra (E) frock

745. VICARIOUS A) substitutional (B) aggressive (C) sporadic (D) revert (E) internal

746. VIGILANCE A) bivouac (B) guide (C) watchfulness (D) mob rule (E) posse

747. VILIFY A) erect (B) eulogize (C) better (D) magnify (E) horrify

748. VINDICTIVE A) revengeful (B) fearful (C) divided (D) literal (E) convincing

749. VIRULENT A) sensuous (B) malignant (C) masculine (D) conforming (E) approaching

750. VISAGE A) doubt (B) personality (C) hermitage (D) face (E) armor

Very Important Sets to prepare

Practice Set 1(Antonyms)

751. DISREGARD A] admit B] evade C] heed D] improve E] prevent

752. VERACITY A] uncertainty B] mendacity C] plausibility D] intuition E] opposition

753. BEDECK A] erect B] awake C] isolate D] cleanse E] strip

754. ESTRANGE A] reconcile B] feign C] perplex D] arbitrate E] commiserate

755. SPURIOUS A] cautious B] fantastic C] modest D] genuine E] pertinent

756. PROVIDENT A]manifest B]prodigal C] thankful D] tidy E]refuted

757. CAPITULATE A] initiate B] defame C] exonerate D] resist E] repeat

758. INDIGENOUS A] affluent B] parochial C] alien D] serene E] inimical

759. SALUBRITY A] unwholesomeness B] insolvency C] dissatisfaction D] diffidence E] rigidity

760. QUAIL A] hover B] tolerate C] arouse enmity D] become resolute E] abstain from action

761. TANTAMOUNT A] not negotiable B] not equivalent C] not ambitious D] not evident E] not relevant

Practice Set 2 (Antonyms)

762. RECTIFY A] apologize B] sanctify C] make worse D] rule illegal E] rebuke

763. APEX A] smallest amount B] clearest view C] lowest point D] broad plateau E] bright color

764. PROSAIC A] imaginative B] contradictory C] hesitant D] redundant E] disorderly

765. DISSONANCE A] amalgamation B] harmony C] neutrality D] resolution E] proximity

766. DOLTISH A] immature B] coarse C] clever D] stable E] genial

767. CHAGRIN A] frown B] disguise C] make indifferent D] make aware E] please

768. DISINGENUOUS A] naïve B] accurate C] hostile D] witty E] polite

769. RECALCITRANCE A] dependability B] submissiveness C] apathy D] incongruity E] eloquence

770. FECUNDITY A] consideration B] comprehensibility C] barrenness D] gravity E] sanity

771. LUGUBRIOUS A] transparent B] sedulous C] soporific D] jocose E] querulous

772. ANIMUS A] hospitality B] probity C] anonymity D] amity E] insularity




773. FLUSTER (A) soothe (B) diminish (C) strengthen (D) divert (E) allow

774. DELETION (A) injury (B) delay (C) insertion (D) permission (E) pollution

775. DISPARAGE (A) resemble (B) eulogize (C) vacillate (D) annoy (E) appear

776. BALEFUL (A) meager (B) beneficent (C) indifferent (D) uncomfortable (E) original

777. SERVILITY (A) resilience (B) wickedness (C) independence (D) righteousness (E) humility

778. FELICITOUS (A) inappropriate (B) ineffable (C) irrational (D) atypical (E) uncertain

779. PRECIPITOUS (A) cooperative (B) cautious (C) inaccurate (D) formal (E) simplistic

780. ASSUAGE (A) wane (B) belie (C) worsen (D) intervene (E) presume

781. LATENT (A) prior (B) tardy (C) devious (D) manifest (E) astronomical

782. BROACH (A) seal off (B) vie with (C) unsettle (D) stint (E) enhance

783. ENCOMIUM (A) prodigality (B) denunciation (C) sacrifice (D) disability (E) abbreviation





784. AMELIORATION A] cancellation B] worsening C] forgetfulness D] bribe E] consideration

785. DISARRAY A] neaten B] empower C] combine D] oscillate E] select

786. DISPUTATIOUS A] repugnant B] coy C] conciliatory D] infamous E] composed

787. INUNDATE A] uproot B] channel C] wallow D] embroil E] drain

788. RETICENCE A] irascibility B] loquaciousness C] quiescence D] patience E] surrender

789. INCONGRUOUS A] geometric B] prudent C] legitimate D] harmonious E] efficacious

790. APOSTATE A] laggard B] loyalist C] martinet D] predecessor E] skeptic

791. TOPICAL A] general B] disinterested C] chronological D] fallacious E] imperceptible

792. FULMINATE A] authorize B] dominate C] edify D] illuminate E] praise

793. TURBID A] vigorous B] limpid C] turgid D] viscous E] rancid

794. TYRO A] zealot B] prodigal C] braggart D] expert E] nihilist


795. ADULTERATED A] solid B] immature C] exalted D] pure E] virtuous

796. DISTEND A] deflate B] prolong C] commence D] forecast E] prevent

797. TRANSIENT A] permanent B] desultory C] spontaneous D] subterranean E] obsequious

798. REVILE A compose B] awake C deaden D praise E secrete

799. ELATED A] crestfallen B] inebriated C] punctual D] insulted E] lamented

800. PROPITIOUS A] adjacent B] clandestine C] contentious D] unfavourable E] coy

801. ENSUE A] litigate B] precede C] arbitrate D] accentuate E] delay

802. RETROSPECTION A] introversion B]deliberation C] anticipation D] gregariousness E] equivocation

803. EGRESS A] deviation B] entrance C] approbation D] dilemma E] renown

804. MAUNDER A] speak purposefully B] maintain silence C] appear unaware D] evade entanglement E] seek consensus

805. HUBRIS A] impiety B] insouciance C] apathy D] mendacity E] humility

Practice set 6 (Antonyms)

806. HAMPER A] feed B] animate C] facilitate D] treat lightly E] caution tactfully

807. URBANE A] civic B] remote C] deceptive D] conventional E] naive

808. DEMISE A] integrity B] irritation C] birth D] excess E] surmise

809. PARIAH A] miser B] nomad C] servant D] idol E] renegade

810. PROSTRATE A] divert B] strengthen C] depreciate D] scrutinize E] reassure

811. CONTENTIOUS A] amenable B] inactive C] dispassionate D] callow E] severe

812. DEBACLE A] effort B] success C] drought D] transience E] dominance

813. HAPLESS A] fortuitous B] fortunate C] fortified D] forbidden E] forestalled

814. EXACERBATE A] alleviate B] bewilder C] contemplate D] intimidate E] economize

815. PROBITY A] fallacy B] improbability C] conviction D] depravity E] avidity

816. BANEFUL A] susceptible B] incongruous C] impulsive D] salubrious E] desultory


817. CONDONE A] denounce B] endure C] imagine D] remember E] grieve

818. ANTITHETICAL A] qualitative B] unnatural C] deceptive D] supportive E] noncommittal

819. OMNISCIENCE A] power B] extravagance C] magnanimity D] conscience E] ignorance

820. MOLLIFY A] acquit B] forbid C] embarrass D] provoke E] demolish

821. GAUCHE A] grotesque B] tactful C] rightful D] fashionable E] inane

822. DIATRIBE A] medley B] dilemma C] afterthought D] rebuttal E] praise

823. GAINSAY A] estimate B] corroborate C] forfeit D] expend E] neglect



824. PROLIXITY A] proximity B] disinclination C] circuitousness D] extremity E] terseness825. AVID A] veracious B] forgetful C] insignificant D] turgid E] loath

826. REPINE A] endure grudgingly B] maintain composure C] express satisfaction D] arouse hostility E] attract attention

827. SALIENCE A] insipidity B] immutability C] incongruity D] intransigence E] inconspicuousness


828. SMART A] soothe B] tickle C] support D] shorten E] question

829. LUCID A] ornate B] arrogant C] embroiled D] hapless E] obscure

830. PERIPHERY A] authority B] distance C] velocity D] centre E] distance

831. ENIGMATIC A] frenetic B] genuine C] unambiguous D] vulnerable E] antagonistic

832. REPUDIATE A] mislead B] minimize C] ascertain D] isolate E] accept





833. RECOLLECT A] comprise B] misplace C] settle D] forget E] administer

834. MISAPPREHENSIONA] indignation B] derision C] intense speculationD] approximate estimation E] correct interpretation

835. ABIDE A] retract an offer B] refuse to endure C] shield from harm D] exonerate E] welcome

836. BENEVOLENT A] tense B] intrepid C] malicious D] prominent E] disinterested

837. PRECIPITATE A] intricate B] devious C] posthumous D] dilatory E] contradictory

838. ACERBITY A] noteworthiness B] hypocrisy C] mildness of temperament D] lack of anxiety E] thirst for pleasure

839. APLOMB A] discomposure B] righteousness C] temerity D] disapprobation E] parsimoniousness

840. TORTUOUS A] merciful B] direct C] dangerous D] legal E] tawdry

841. EXTIRPATE A] dilate B] implicate C] proliferate D] expostulate E] incriminate

842. BEATIFIC A] unattractive B] arrhythmic C] enormous D] fiendish E] radical

843. ODIUM A] fragrance B] monotony C] idiosyncrasy D] veneration E] vigilance


844. SUPERFICIAL A] profound B] exaggerated C] subjective D] spirited E] dense

845. NAIVETE A] originality B] sensitivity C] sophistication D] antipathy E] vigor

846. TETHER A] fetch B] demand C] estrange D] neglect E] loose

847. PANDEMONIUM A] amusement B] indolence C] deceleration D] tranquility E] tolerance

848. ENERVATE A] aggravate B] stimulate C] edify D] applaud E] disregard

849. DESTITUTION A] civilization B] recompense C] affluence D] reformation E] parsimony

850. BEREAVE A] commiserate B] antagonize C] restore D] evade E] clarify

851. ESCHEW A] gnaw B] reproach C] transform D] preserve E] diverse

852. RECONDITE A] immediate B] opportune C] inherent D] obvious E] diverse

853. OBVIATE A] becloud B] necessitate C] rationalize D] execute E] assuage

854. CONTUMACIOUS A] laudatory B] taciturn C] fastidious D] impassive E] tractable


855. SAP A] ddivert B] educate C] invigorate D] liquefy E] polish

856. UNFEIGNED A] pretentious B] cautious C] stimulated D] controlled E] designed

857. VACILLATION A] coarseness B] simplicity C] retraction D] firmness E] tedium

858. SWATHE A] fondle B] nourish C] anoint D] unwrap E] refresh

859. COGNIZANCE A] ignobility B] disbelief C] impotence D] illegality E] unawareness

860. NEBULOUS A] hypothetical B] querulous C] lamentable D] piquant E] distinct

861. DENIGRATE A] emancipate B] examine C] desecrate D] mollify E] extol

862. DECORUM A] lucidity B] flexibility C] impropriety D] duplicity E] severity

863. CONDIGN A] intentional B] unbiased C] obdurate D] inevitable E] unmerited

864. PUISSANCE A] effortlessness B] powerlessness C] recklessness D] timeliness E] wholeness

865. PALLIATE A] exacerbate B] immunize C] oscillate D] rarefy E] precipitate

ANSWERS

1. E, 2.A, 3.C, 4. D, 5.B, 6.E, 7.B, 8.E, 9.A, 10.A, 11.A, 12.E, 13.A, 14.D, 15.C, 16.E, 17.D, 18.B,19. C, 20.C, 21.A, 22.C, 23.C, 24.B, 25.C, 26.D,

27.C, 28.C, 29.B, 30.D, 31.B, 32.B, 33.B, 34.D, 35.B, 36.B, 37.A, 38.D, 39.B, 40.C, 41.D, 42.B ,43.A, 44.A, 45.B, 46.D, 47.E, 48.E, 49.C, 50.C,

51.E, 52.A, 53.D, 54.B, 55.E, 56.A, 57.D, 58.C, 59.B, 60.A, 61.B, 62.B, 63.A, 64.A, 65.A, 66.C, 67.C, 68.E, 69.E, 70.B, 71.B, 72.D, 73.D, 74.A,



75.B, 76..A, 77.E, 78.D, 79.D, 80.A, 81.A, 82.B, 83.C, 84.B, 85.C, 86.C, 87.B, 88.E, 89.A, 90.A, 91.D, 92.A, 93.C, 94.E, 95.E, 96.B, 97.C, 98.D,99.C, 100.E, 101.A, 102.D, 103.C, 104.A, 105.B, 106.A, 107.B, 108.B, 109.B, 110.D, 111.A, 112.A, 113.D, 114.C, 115.C, 116.E, 117.D, 118.A,

119.A, 120.B, 121.B, 122.B, 123.C, 124.C, 125.C, 126.E, 127.C, 128.B, 129.D, 130.D, 131.E, 132.A, 133.B, 134.D, 135.C, 136.A, 137.E, 138.B,

139.D, 140.E, 141.B, 142.B, 143.C, 144.D, 145.A, 146.E, 147.B,148. D, 149. C, 150.A, 151.C, 152.A, 153.B, 154.B, 155.B, 156.B, 157.A, 158.C,

159.C, 160.C, 161.B, 162.E, 163.E, 164.E, 165.A, 166.A, 167.A, 168.B, 169.D, 170.C, 171.A, 172.B, 173.D, 174.B, 175.A, 176.E, 177.B, 178.C,

179.E, 180.B, 181.B, 182.E, 183.C, 184.C, 185.B, 186.A, 187.C, 188.C, 189.A, 190.B, 191.E, 192.C, 193.A, 194.B, 195.A, 196.A, 197.D, 198.A,

199.B, 200.E, 201.E, 202.B, 203.C, 204.C, 205.B, 206.A, 207.D, 208.D, 209.D, 210.D, 211.E, 212.B, 213.D, 214.C, 215.A, 216.C, 217.A, 218.B,

219.A, 220.D, 221.D, 222.D, 223.B, 224.D, 225.E, 226.D, 227.B, 228.B, 229.C, 230.C, 231.D, 232.B, 233.A, 234.E, 235.B, 236.B, 237.A, 238B,

239.E, 240.C, 241.D, 242.A, 243.B, 244.B, 245.E, 246.B, 247.B, 248.A, 249.E, 250.D, 251.A, 252.B, 253.C, 254.B, 255.C, 256.E, 257.B, 258.A,

259.D, 260.A, 261.A, 262.A, 263.B, 264.B, 265.B, 266.B, 267.D, 268.B, 269.C, 270.D, 271.C, 272.C, 273.D, 274.D, 275.A, 276.E, 277.C, 278.B,

279.E, 280.D, 281.B, 282.E, 283.E, 284.C, 285.A, 286.D, 287.B, 288.D, 289.A, 290.E, 291A, 292B, 293B, 294E, 295E, 296C, 297A, 298E, 299E,

300C, 301D, 302E, 303A, 304C, 305E, 306B, 307A, 308D, 309C, 310D,311 B,312 D,313 A,314 C,315 B,316 C,317 B,318 C,319 D,320 D,321

C,322 B,323 A,324 A,325 B,326 B,327 B,328 A,329 C,330 A,331 D,332 E,333 B,334 A,335 C,336C,337C, 338B, 339B, 340B, 341B, 342D,

343C, 344E, 345D, 346A, 347.348.B, 349.E, 350.E,351. C, 352 A, 353A, 354C, 355D, 356D,357A,358E,359B,360B, 361A, 362A, 363C, 364D,

365A, 366D, 367D, 368E, 369C, 370B, 371A, 372A,373C, 347B, 375E, 376D, 377A, 378A, 379D, 380A, 381E, 382A, 383B, 384C, 385E, 386C,

387C, 388A, 389B, 390D, 391C, 392A, 393D, 394C, 395C, 396D, 397A, 398A, 399E, 400B, 401A, 402B, 403A, 404B, 405E, 406A, 407D, 408B,

409D, 410B, 411E, 412E, 413C, 414A, 415D, 416 B, 417B, 418A, 419C, 420B, 421B, 422A, 423E, 424E, 425C, 426B, 427E, 428D, 429E, 430C,

431B, 432A, 433D, 434D, 435A, 436B, 437C, 438C, 439A, 440C, 441D, 442C, 443B, 444A, 445A, 446D, 447B, 448A, 449C, 450A, 451C, 452B,



453E, 454D, 455B, 456A, 457B, 458C, 459D, 460B, 461E, 462C, 463E, 464B, 465A, 466A, 467C, 468C, 469C, 470B, 471C, 472B, 473D,

474C, 475A, 476E, 477A, 478C, 479E, 480E, 481C, 482C, 483D, 484E, 485C, 486 A, 487A, 488C, 489B, 490A, 491A, 492C, 493E, 494B, 495A,


496E, 497D, 498C, 499B, 500B, 501E, 502E, 503B, 504A, 505E, 506A, 507D, 508C, 509D, 510C, 511E, 512B, 513A, 514D, 515A, 516B, 517B,

518A, 519D, 520B, 521C, 522D, 523B, 524A, 525A, 526C, 527A, 528B, 529C, 530D, 531D, 532E, 533A, 534D, 535C, 536B, 537D, 538A, 539D,

540E, 541A, 542A, 543B, 544C, 545C, 546B, 547B, 548A, 549A, 550E, 551D, 552D, 553C, 554B, 555C, 556A, 557D, 558B, 559C, 560A, 561A,

562C, 563B, 564C, 565E, 566A, 567D, 568B, 569D, 570E, 571A, 572A, 573B, 574D, 575B, 576C, 577A, 578C, 579B, 580D, 581E, 582C, 583D,

584D, 585C, 586E, 587B, 588D, 589C, 590A, 591B, 592E, 593D, 594D, 595D, 596E, 597E, 598C, 599A, 600D, 601C, 602A, 603D, 604D, 605D,

606C, 607A, 608A, 609C, 610D, 611B, 612E, 613A, 614A, 615B, 616A, 617D, 618E, 619C, 620E, 621A, 622A, 623D, 624C, 625B, 626A, 627D,

628C, 629B, 630C, 631C, 632B, 633C, 634A, 635B, 636D, 637A, 638A, 639A, 640B, 641B, 642C, 643A, 644B, 645D, 646B, 647A, 648B, 649B,

650C, 651D, 652E, 653B, 654A, 655E, 656A, 657C, 658B, 659C, 660A, 661D, 662A, 663D, 664A, 665E, 666B, 667B, 668A, 669E, 670C, 671D,

672D, 673C, 674C, 675A, 676B, 677B, 678E, 679A, 680A, 681C, 682D, 683B, 684C, 685E, 686A, 687B, 688A, 689D, 690A, 691C, 692C, 693E,

694A, 695C, 696C, 697E, 698C, 699E, 700D, 701D, 702A, 703E, 704A, 705B, 706A, 707B, 708D, 709A, 710E, 711B, 712A, 713D, 714C, 715C,

716A, 717B, 718A, 719C, 720C, 721C, 722C, 723A, 724C, 725B, 726C, 727B, 728A, 729A, 730A, 731C, 732D, 733A, 734D, 735A, 736 B,

737A, 738A, 739D, 740B, 741C, 742C, 743A, 744C, 745A, 746C, 747B, 748A, 749B, 750D,

Practice set 1 Solution:

751. C] The opposite of disregard or ignore is to heed or pay attention to.- “ disregarding an warning”.

752. B] The opposite of veracity or truthfulness is mendacity or dishonesty-“ trusting someone’s truthfulness”.

753. E] The opposite of to bedeck or ornament profusely is to strip-“ bedecked in diamonds and furs.”

754. A] The opposite of to estrange or alienate is to reconcile-“ estranged couples” in a divorce.

755. D] The opposite of spurious (false or fraudulent) is genuine- forgers selling a “ spurious work of art”.

756. B] The opposite of provident or frugal is prodigal or extravagant-fable of prodigal grasshopper and provident ant.

757. D] The opposite of to capitulate or yield is to resist-“ capitulating without a fight”.

758. C] The opposite of indigenous or native is alien or foreign.

759. A]The opposite of salubrity or healthfulness is unwholesomeness-“ the salubrity of mountain air”.

760. D] The opposite of to quail or lose courage is to become resolute or firm-“ quailing with fear”.

761. B] The opposite of tantamount or equivalent in value is not equivalent-“ Failure to publish is tantamount to suppression”.


762. C] The opposite of to rectify or correct is to make worse-“ rectifying an error.”

763. C] The opposite of the apex or the highest point is the lowest point.-“ the apex of one’s career”.

764. A] The opposite of prosaic (dull, matter-of-fact) is imaginative-“ being bored by a commonplace, prosaic job.”

765. B] The opposite of dissonance or discord is harmony-“ jarring dissonance”.

766. C] The opposite of doltish or stupid is clever-“ a doltish blockhead” .

767. E] The opposite of to chagrin (disappoint) is to please-“ being chagrined by a defeat.”

768. A] The opposite of disingenuous or guileful is naïve or unsophisticated.-“ disingenuous appearance of candor.”

769. B] The opposite of recalcitrance or stubbornness is submissiveness.-“ obstinate recalcitrance.”

770. C] The opposite of fecundity or fruitfulness is barrenness.-“ The earth’s abundant fecundity”.

771. D] The opposite of lugubrious or melancholy or given to jesting.-“ lugubrious mourners”.

772. D] The opposite of animus or hostility is amity or friendliness and good will.


773. A] The opposite of to fluster or discompose is to soothe –“ being flustered by reporters’ questions.”

774. C] opposite of a deletion or removal of material is an insertion of material-“ the deletion of objectionable material from films”.

775. B] The opposite of to disparage or belittle is to eulogize or praise –“ rival candidates disparaging each other.”

776. B] The opposite of baleful (malign, harmful) is beneficent or productive of good-“ dangerous baleful influences.”

777. C] The opposite of servility or oversubmissiveness is independence.-“ cringing servility”



778. A] The opposite of felicitous (happily suited to a situation; appropriate) is inappropriate-“ felicitous remark.”779. B] The opposite of precipitous(hasty, rash; steep) is cautious-“ a precipitous flight”

780. C] The opposite of to assuage or ease is to worsen-“ assuaging someone’s grief”

781. D] The opposite of latent (existing in potential, not manifest) is manifest or evident.-“ latent ability that needs bringing out.”

782. A] The opposite of to broach or open up something is to seal it off.-“ broaching a topic of conversation.”

783. B] The opposite of an encomium or statement of praise is a denunciation or condemnation.-“ a hero receiving an encomium”.

Practice Set 4 Solution:

784. B] The opposite of amelioration (improvement) is worsening-“ a hoped-for amelioration.

785. A] The opposite of disarray (throw into disorder) is to neaten.-“ disarraying the blankets.”

786. C] The opposite of disputations (argumentative) is conciliatory (pacific, soothing) – “ heated disputatious debates”.

787. E] The opposite of to inundate (flood) is to drain.

788. B] The opposite of reticence(uncommunicativeness; restraint in speech) is loquaciousness(talkativeness)-“ speaking without reticence”.

789. D] The opposite of incongruous (inconsistent, not fitting) is harmonious.-“ incongruous behavior”.

790. B] An apostate(renegade; person faithless to an allegiance) is the opposite of a loyalist–“ a faithless apostate”.

791. A] Topical(local, temporary) is the opposite of general-“ a topical anesthetic.”

792. E] To fulminate (issue curses or censures; explode) is the opposite of to praise-“ The wicked queen fulminated against Snow White.”

793. B] The opposite of turbid(muddy) is limpid(clear).


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794. D] The opposite of tyro (beginner, novice) is expert.-“ a mere tyro in the field”.

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795. D] Adulterated (made impure) is the opposite of pure.-“ adulterated food”.

796. A] To distend (enlarge, as by swelling) is the opposite of to deflate-“ a distended stomach”.

797. A] Transient (fleeting; temporary) is the opposite of permanent-“ transient youth.”

798. D] To revile (verbally abuse) something is the opposite of praising it-“ reviled as a traitor”.

799. A] Elated (joyful, in high spirits) is the opposite of crestfallen (dejected)-“ elated by her success”.

800. D] The opposite of propitious (favorable, advantageous) is unfavorable-“ propitious omen”.

801. B] The opposite of to ensue(happen later, follow) is to precede-“ the wedding that ensued”.

802. C] Retrospection (looking backward; the act of surveying the past) is the opposite of anticipation (looking forward)- “ an old man lost in retrospection”.

803. B] The egress (exit) is the opposite of entrance.

804. A] To maunder (speak disconnectedly; talk without a clear purpose) is the opposite of to speak purposefully-“ maundering at random”.

805. E] Hubris (overweening arrogance; pride that offends the gods) is the opposite of humility-“ conceited hubris.”


806. C] The opposite of to hamper (impede or hinder) is to facilitate (make easy)-“ hampering progress”

807. E] The opposite of urbane(wholly; suave; sophisticated) is naïve (unsophisticated)-“ of urbane suavity”.

808. C] The opposite of demise (death) is birth.-“ lamenting someone’s demise.”

809. D] The opposite of pariah or person rejected by society is an idol or person greatly loved by society. –“ shunned as a pariah”.

810. B] To prostrate someone is to overcome him, to weaken him. Its opposite is to strengthen –“ prostrated by grief”.

811. A] The opposite of contentious (quarrelsome, belligerent) is amenable( readily brought to yield, tractable)-“ a contentious argument”.

812. B] The opposite of a debacle (downfall; failure; collapse) is a success.-“ the Wall Street debacle of 1987”.

813. B] The opposite of hapless (unlucky) is fortunate-“ hapless unfortunates”

814. A] The opposite of exacerbate (to worsen or make more harsh) is to alleviate or lighten.-“ exacerbating a quarrel.”

815. D] The opposite of probity (uprightness, integrity) is depravity (debasement; corruption)-“ unimpeachable probity.”

816. D] The opposite of baneful (pernicious; ruinous; deadly) is salubrious(health; beneficial).-“ the baneful effects of slander”.


817. A] To condone is to excuse. Its opposite is to denounce. “ condoning minor offense.”

818. D] The opposite of antithetical (opposing) is supportive.-“ warring antithetical elements”.

819. E] The opposite of omniscience (the quality of knowing everything) is ignorance.-“ divine omniscience.”

820. D] The opposite of mollify or soothe is to provoke-“ mollifying hurt feelings.”

821. B] The opposite of gauche (awkward; lacking in social grace or tact) is tactful-“ a gauche remark.”

822. E] The opposite of diatribe (abusive criticism) is praise.-“ a bitter diatribe.”

823. B] The opposite of to gainsay or contradict is to corroborate or support.-“ gainsaying an assertion”.

824. E] The opposite of prolixity (wordiness) is terseness or brevity.-“ long-winded prolixity”

825. E] The opposite of avid (very eager) is loath (reluctant).-“ an avid reader”.

826. C] To repine is to complain or express discontent. Its opposite is to express satisfaction.-“ repining the pains of old age”.

827. E] The opposite of salience (prominence; noticeableness; emphasis) is inconspicuousness.-“ striking salience”.


828. A] The opposite of to smart or cause a sharp stinging pain is to soothe.-“ a cut that smarts.”

829. E] The opposite of lucid (clear) is obscure.-“ lucid thinking”.

830. D] The opposite of the periphery (outward boundary) is the center. –“ periphery or outskirts of a city”.



831. C] The opposite of enigmatic (puzzling; mysterious) is unambiguous or clear. - “ Mona Lisa’s enigmatic smile”.

832. E] The opposite of to repudiate(disown; refuse to acknowledge) is to accept.-“ repudiating a debt.”


833. D] The opposite of to recollect or remember is to forget.-“ recollecting someone’s name”.

834. E] The opposite of a misapprehension or incorrect understanding is a correct interpretation.-“ being under an unfortunate misapprehension.”

835. B] The opposite of to abide or bear patiently is to refuse to endure.-“ unable to abide punk rock”.

836. C] The opposite of benevolent or well-meaning is malicious or wicked-“ a benevolent philanthropist”.

837. D] The opposite of precipitate or hasty is dilatory or tardy-“ a precipitate departure.”

838. C] The opposite of acerbity or sharpness of temper is mildness of temperament-“ biting acerbity”.

839. A] The opposite of aplomb (equanimity or poise) is discomposure or agitation.-“ the aplomb of a diplomat”.

840. B] The opposite of tortuous or winding is direct-“ a tortuous mountain road.”

841. C] The opposite of to extirpate or eradicate is to proliferate or to cause to increase in numbers.-“ extirpating endangered species”.

842. D] The opposite of beatific or saintly is fiendish-“ beatific angels”.

843. D] The opposite of odium or detestation is veneration or great respect-“ despicable odium”.





844. A] The opposite of superficial or shallow is profound.-“ superficial ideas”

845. C. The opposite of naiveté or lack of worldliness is sophistication-“ innocent naïve”.

846. E] The opposite of to tether or fasten is to loose.-“ tethering a horse to the hitching post.”

847. D] The opposite of pandemonium or tumultuous uproar is tranquility or calm.-“ pandemonium breaking loose”.

848. B] To enervate (weaken or feeble) is the opposite of to stimulate or energize.-“ enervated by the heat.”

849. C] The opposite of destitution (privation; lack of life’s necessities) is affluence or wealth.-“ the poor living in destitution”.

850. C] The opposite of to bereave (deprive or dispossess, especially by death) is to restore.-“ bereaved of all hope.”

851. C] The opposite of to eschew or shun is to seek.-“ eschewing violence and seeking peace.”

852. D] The opposite of recondite (obscure; difficult to comprehend) is obvious-“ Many consider quantum theory a recondite subject”.

853. B] The opposite of to obviate something (make it unnecessary) is to require or necessitate it.-“ obviating a need”.

854. E] The opposite of contumacious (insubordinate; stubbornly disobedient) is tractable (docile; obedient)-“ contumacious rebels”


855. C] The opposite of to sap or weaken is to invigorate or strengthen-“ sapping one’s energy”.

856. C] The opposite of unfeigned or not pretended is simulated or feigned.-“ with unfeigned delight”.

857. D] The opposite of vacillation or wavering is firmness-“ indecisive vacillation”.

858. D] The opposite of to swathe or cover up is to unwrap-“ swathed in blankets”.

859. E] The opposite of cognizance(conscious knowledge, awareness) is unawareness-“ he had no cognizance of the crime.”

860. E] The opposite of nebulous (vague, cloudy) is distinct-“ a nebulous memory”.

861. E] The opposite of to denigrate (belittle or defame) is to extol or praise-“ denigrating someone’s efforts”.

862. C] The opposite of decorum (correctness, good taste) is impropriety or unseemliness.-“ a proper degree of decorum”.

863. E] The opposite of condign or due (as in exactly deserved) is unmerited.-“ condign punishment”.

864. B] The opposite of puissance or power is powerlessness-“ the puissance of the emperor”

865. A] The opposite of to palliate or moderate in severity or intensity is to exacerbate or increase in severity.-“ efforts to palliate a disease.”

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