21226 . HOSPITALITY--
  • A. loss of health
  • B. concern of self
  • C. clear proof
  • D. lack of welcome
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21227 . SPECIOUS--
  • A. Unfeigned
  • B. Significant
  • C. Valid
  • D. Agreeable
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21228 . The antonym of 'Handsome' is--
  • A. ugly
  • B. foul
  • C. bad
  • D. unpleasant
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21229 . Indictment is most nearly opposite in meaning to—
  • A. Eulogy
  • B. Tirade
  • C. Crime
  • D. None of them
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21230 . Choose the opposite of the given words: Parallelism
  • A. Obliquity
  • B. Contrast
  • C. Disparity
  • D. Divergence
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21231 . IRRELEVANT--
  • A. Incorrect
  • B. Proper
  • C. Appropriate
  • D. Inappropriate
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21232 . CURSORY--
  • A. Hand written
  • B. Angry
  • C. Hasty
  • D. Vulgar
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21233 . On hearing the news he was in a state of ecstasy.
  • A. depression
  • B. pain
  • C. disappointment
  • D. trance
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21234 . He was enticed into entering this deal.
  • A. tempted
  • B. attracted
  • C. teasted
  • D. rebuked
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21235 . Choose the word that conveys the same meaning as the word given in capital letters: SERENITY
  • A. agitation
  • B. protest
  • C. stir
  • D. calmness
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21236 . GIGANTIC--
  • A. huge
  • B. magnificent
  • C. colossal
  • D. small
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21237 . Which of the following is a synonym of acceleration?
  • A. Hastening
  • B. Slackening
  • C. Braking
  • D. Slowing down
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21238 . ADVICE--
  • A. Opinion
  • B. Outlook
  • C. Clash
  • D. Warning
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21239 . ENTITY--
  • A. Friend
  • B. Enemy
  • C. Appropriate
  • D. Body
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21240 . MEAGER--
  • A. Scant
  • B. Miser
  • C. Little
  • D. Enough
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