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In the following questions, a word is given at the top. From the given answer choices, select an appropriate antonym for this word.
Antonyms:Test-56
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Question 1 |
SEQUESTER
Slump | |
Isolate | |
Reveal | |
Simple |
Question 1 Explanation:
Sequester means ‘isolate or seclude’, opposite will be ‘reveal’ meaning to disclose or tell.
Slump means ‘sit, lean, or fall heavily and limply.’
Isolate means to cut off.
Simple means easy.
Question 2 |
TRITE
Hackneyed | |
Correct | |
Original | |
Certain |
Question 2 Explanation:
Trite means ‘silly or commonplace.’ Original its opposite means authentic
Hackneyed means clichéd.
Certain means positive.
Question 3 |
SALUTATORY
Initial | |
Valedictory | |
Imitative | |
Talented |
Question 3 Explanation:
Salutatory means an opening or welcoming statement while valedictory meaning farewell is the opposite.
Initial means primary.
Imitative means copied.
Talented means endowed with talent.
Question 4 |
TRACTABLE
Blasphemous | |
Incapable | |
Unmanageable | |
Unreal |
Question 4 Explanation:
Tractable means easily managed, so the opposite would be unmanageable.
Blasphemous means grossly irreverent toward what is held to be sacred.
Incapable means powerless.
Unreal means illusory.
Question 5 |
CYNICAL
Trusting | |
Gallant | |
Brazen | |
Tiresome |
Question 5 Explanation:
Cynical means ‘believing that people are generally selfish, dishonest and distrustful integrity.’
Trusting means ‘believing that something is reliable, honest.’
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