Vocabulary
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Q421.Ecstasy antonym:
Correct Answer: C
Q422.Synonym of ACRIMONY:
Correct Answer: B
Q423.Synonym of Obdurate:
Correct Answer: B
Correct Answer: Malleable.
Q424.Synonym of Pejorative:
Correct Answer: D
Correct Answer: Depreciatory.
Q425.She showed a blatant disregard for the rules. (Synonym of underlined word)
Correct Answer: A
Correct Answer: Obvious.
Q426.As soon as details of the election were released to the media, the newspaper was inundated with calls -far too many to be handled effectively. (Synonym of underlined word)
Correct Answer: D
Correct Answer: Flooded.
Q427.Antonym of Cajole:
Correct Answer: D
Correct Answer: Dissuade.
Q428.Antonym of Ephemeral:
Correct Answer: B
Correct Answer: Permanent.
Q429.Antonym of Flagrant:
Correct Answer: B
Correct Answer: Trifling.
Q430.Antonym of Quixotic:
Correct Answer: D
Correct Answer: Practical.
Q431.Inimical
Correct Answer: B
Inimical means hostile or unfriendly (from FPSC 2026).
Q432.Ingenuous
Correct Answer: C
Ingenuous means innocent or naive; its opposite/antonym is plotting or crafty (from FPSC 2025).
Q433.Categorical
Correct Answer: C
Categorical means absolute or unconditional; antonym is conditional (from FPSC 2025).
Q434.Dearth
Correct Answer: C
Dearth means scarcity or lack; antonym is abundance (from FPSC 2025).
Q435.Provoke
Correct Answer: D
To provoke is to stir up; antonym is to soothe or calm (from FPSC 2025).
Q436.Demur
Correct Answer: A
Demur means to raise doubts or show reluctance; antonym is to accept (from FPSC 2025).
Q437.Acquiescent
Correct Answer: B
Acquiescent means ready to accept without protest; antonym is rebellious (from FPSC 2025).
Q438.Placid
Correct Answer: A
Placid means calm and peaceful; antonym is turbulent (from FPSC 2025).
Q439.He still lives in that house, the word 'still' is classified as:
Correct Answer: C
'Still' modifies the verb 'lives', showing temporal continuity (from FPSC 2025).
Q440.Identify the synonym of the word 'Pecuniary':
Correct Answer: A
Correct Answer: Financial. 'Pecuniary' means relating to or consisting of money; hence, financial.