SYNONYMS
SYNONYMS
A Synonym is a word having same meaning Absolute : Complete Nebulous: Vague, Hazy Opaque : Transluscent Insulated : Protected, covered Vice: Corruption Serene: Calm Artificial : Manufactured Abandoned: Deserted Meanness : Narrow mindedness, Wickedness Corpulent : Fat Cursory : Casual Rightful : Authentic, Legal, Legitimate Obscure : Unclear Dull: Stupid Extensive: Spacious Optimist : Positive, Hopeful Collision : Crash, Impact Squandering: Wastefulness Barbari
ans: Uncivilised Savage Sulky :Irritable Detests: Hates Covert :Secret Fragile: Breakable, Delicate Viable : Possible Dejected : Sad Adulation :Praise, Flattery Condoning: supporting Impertinent:Rude, Impolite Suavity : Courtesy Slackened :Reduced,Decreased Attach : Fasten, Bind Massive : Huge, Enormous Stationary : Fixed, Motionless Distinct : Clear, Diferent Industrious : Hardworking Resist: Oppose, Withstand Broadnes : Widens, Expands Serious : Solemn, Thoughful Prosperous:wealthy,rich Timid : Shy Indignation: Anger Rancour : Hate, Bitterness Flimsy : Frail, Weak Humorous : Funny Genuine : Real Authentic : Real, Genuine Pejorative : Rude Pragmatic : practical Aware :Concious Confess : Admit Confuse : perplex, Bewilder, puzzle, Baffle Eccentric : Queer, odd, Peculiar Goal : Aim, objective, End Hinder : Obstruct, Hamper, Block inevitable : Unavoidable Keen : Sharp, Acute Precise : Exact Project : Plan, scheme Pardon : Forgive, Excuse Severe : Stern, Strict Rigid : stiff,Inflexible, unyielding Risky : Hazardous, dangerous,precarious Surpass : Exeed, outdo,outstrip Tyro : beginner, novice Quit : depart, leave Recover : regain Quiver : tremble,shiver Foe : enemy Futile : vain, useless Lax : loose, slack, negligent Judicious : Wise, sensible Frank : candid, open Inert : inactive, motionless Nasty : foul,odious,awful Quaint : unusual,strange,odd,fanciful Momentary : Transistory, Brief, Transient Obvious : clear, evident Objective: aim,goal, end, target Marvellous : Wonderful, Splendid, Superb Forlon : unhappy, depressed, dejected Profuse : abundant, ample, lavish Scold : rebuke, reprimand, reprove Solitude : loneliness, seclusion Sumptuous : lavish, splendid Respect : regard, reverence,esteem Uproot : extirpate Zip : Enery, vigour, spirit, gusto Zeal : ardour, zest, enthusiasm Wry : crooked, twisted Venom : poison Valiant : brave, courageous,dauntless Waver : falter, hesitate, vacillate Vigilant : alert, watchful yearly : annual
Exercise
Choose the alternative which can replace the words given.
1. Fury (a) Rage (b) Passion (c) Love (d) Hatred
2. Scandal (a) Speech (b)Talk (c) Disgrace (d) Rumour
3.Candid (a) Cunning (b) Fearless (c) Soft (d) Frank
4.Vivid (a) Fresh . (b) Picturesque (c) Vague (d) Valuable
5. Lucid (a) Clear (b)Dark (c) Dirty (d) Close
6. Nimble (a) Lively (b) Active (c)Slow (d) Quick
7.Feud (a) Peace (b) Quarrel (c)Love (d) Argument
8.Malice (a) Cheat (b)Harm (c) Praise (d) Cruelty
9.Verdict (a) Judgement (b) Argument (c) Conclusion (d) Appointment
10.Clue (a) Signal (b) Support (c) Intimation (d)Hint
11.Ascending (a) Falling (b) Flowing (c) Rising (d) Running
12.Fit (a) Suitable (b) Selected (c) Genuine (d) Unfit
13.Rupture (a) Damage (b) Break (c) Breach (d) Gap
14.Overlooked (a) Peeped (b) confused (c) Neglected (d) Accepted
15.Amity (a)Enemity (b) Love (c) Friendship (d) Hatred
16.Meddle (a) Impose (b) Cross (c) Protect (d) Interfere
17.Lately (a) Late (b) Lastly (c) Immediately (d) Recently
18.Hazardous (a) Interesting (b) Cunning (c) Dangerous (d) Tricky
19.Comely (a) Pretty (b) Bright (c)Ugly (d) Lively
20.Rewarding (a) Good (b) Profitable (c) Benefit (d) Advantage
21.Vigilant (a) Smart (b) Careless (c) Intelligent (d) Watchful
22.Lapse (a) Delay (b) Timely (c) Duration (d) Accurate
23.Environment (a) Surroundings (b) Heredity (c) Atmosphere (d) Family
24.Mollify (a) Raise (b) Increase (c) Learn (d)Soften
25. Feeble (a) Weak (b) Strong (c)Week (d) Small Answers
1.(a)
2.(c)
3.(d)
4. (b)
5. (a)
6.(d)
7.(b)
8. (b)
9. (a)
10. (d)
11. (c)
12. (a)
13. (b)
14. (c)
15. (c)
16. (d)
17. (d)
18. (c)
19. (a)
20. (b)
21. (d)
22. (c)
23. (a)
24. (d)
25. (a)