11.

An ability, talent, or special skill

A Related One Word
needed to do something - Knack

12. Able to become strong, healthy, or

1. A judge's private room, without the
successful again after something bad
press or the public being present - In
happens - Resilient
camera
13. Able to do many different things -
2. A period of time in the past that was
Versatile
idyllically happy and peaceful - Halcyon
14. Able to exist together without trouble
3. A tax or levy - Cess
or conflict going together well -
4. An abbreviation formed from the initial
Compatible
letters of other words and pronounced as
15. Acceptable according to the law, fair or
a word - Acronym
reasonable - Valid
5. An ability to do several things at the
16. Accepting and closely following the
same time - Multitasking
traditional beliefs and customs of a
6. An ability to express oneself well in
religion - Orthodox
speech - Oracy
17. An act of burying a dead person -
7. An ability to make good judgments and
Interment
take quick decisions - Acumen
18. An act of carefully watching someone
8. An ability to see what will or might
or something especially in order to prevent
happen in the - Foresight
or detect a crime - Surveillance
9. An ability to stay calm in difficult or
19. An act of causing two people or groups
dangerous situations - Sangfroid
to become friendly again after an
10. An ability to use one's hands skillfully argument or disagreement -
or an ability to think quickly and effectively Reconciliation
- Dexterity

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20. An act of committing a serious crime 30. An act of printing a statement about
such as murder or rape - Felony somebody that is not true and that gives
people a bad opinion of them - Libel
21. An act of destroying or damaging
something deliberately so that it does not 31. An act of punishing or harming
work correctly - Sabotage somebody in return for what they have
done to you, your family or friends -
22. An act of ending the employment of a
Vengeance
worker or group of workers - Layoff
32. An act of remembering or telling about
23. An act of explaining something -
past experiences - Reminiscence
Exposition
33. An act of returning something that was
24. An act of getting money back from
lost or stolen to its owner - Restitution
people it has been paid to - Clawback
34. An act of sending someone to another
25. An act of going or travelling to a place
person or place for treatment, help,
along a way that is different from the usual
advice, etc. - Referral
or planned way - Detour
35. An act of treating a holy place or object
26. An act of identifying a disease, illness,
in a way that does not show proper respect
or problem by examining someone or
- Sacrilege
something - Diagnosis
36. An act of trying to impress someone by
27. An act of illegally copying someone's
saying the names of well-known people
product or invention without permission -
that one knows or has met - Name-
Piracy
dropping
28. An act of no longer caring for, using, or
37. An act or fact of having a romantic or
doing something, failure to do one's job or
sexual relationship with someone other
duty - Dereliction
than one's husband, wife, or partner -
29. An act of officially charging someone
Infidelity
with a crime - Indictment

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38. An act or means of sealing off a place 48. An activity in that more and more
to prevent goods or people from entering people are becoming involved -
or leaving - Blockade Bandwagon

39. An act or remark that is calculated to 49. Actor or actress - Thespian

gain an advantage - Gambit
50. Add notes to (a text or diagram) giving
40. An act that is part of a usually religious explanation or comment - Annotate
ceremony - Rite
51. An additional fact or piece of
41. An action of making amends for a information about a story that occurs after
wrong or injury - Atonement the main part - Postscript

42. An action of marrying a person of a 52. Advantages or gains secured as a

superior caste or class - Hypergamy result of corrupt practices - Graft

43. An action of regaining or gaining 53. An advice and future prediction based
possession of something in exchange for on the date of a person's birth and the
payment, or clearing a debt - Redemption positions of the stars and planets -
Horoscope
44. An action or event that is a signal for
somebody to do something - Cue 54. Agreed to by everyone - Unanimous

45. An action or offence of speaking 55. An agreement between enemies or

sacrilegiously about God or sacred things; opponents to stop fighting, arguing, etc.,
profane talk - Blasphemy for a certain period of time - Truce

46. An activity or art of copying the 56. An alcoholic liquor especially when it is
behavior or speech of other people - cheap or made illegally - Hooch
Mimicry
57. All the plants that live in a particular
47. An activity or excitement that is area, time, period, or environment - Flora
unusual and that often is not wanted or
necessary - Fuss

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58. All the things that a person is able to do 68. An amount of money that must be paid
- Repertoire and that is collected by a government or
other authority - Levy
59. Allowed to know about (something
secret) - Privy 69. An amount of something that is
produced by a person or thing - Output
60. Always or often happening or existing -
Inveterate 70. An amount of time that a person holds
a job, office, or title - Tenure
61. An amount (such as an amount of
money) that is more than the amount that 71. Amusing and very strange - Wacky
is needed - Surplus
72. An angry and unpleasant woman,
62. An amount of money given to a retiring sexually attractive woman - Vixen
soldier or employee - Gratuity
73. An argument that is complicated and
63. An amount of money paid for a service continues over a long period of time -
- Honorarium Wrangle

64. An amount of money that a company or 74. An invigilator at a university or college

the government pays to a person who is examination - Proctor
old or sick and no longer works - Pension
75. An ancient text in the form of a book,
65. An amount of money that is given to official list of medicines or chemicals -
someone in return for providing help in a Codex
secret and dishonest business deal -
76. Anger caused by something that is
Kickback
unfair or wrong - Indignation
66. An amount of money that is paid at one
77. An angry and usually long speech or
time - Lump sum
piece of writing that strongly criticizes
67. An amount of money that is spent - someone or something - Diatribe
Outlay

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78. An angry woman who often complains 88. An area in a desert where there is water
about and criticizes other people - Virago and plants - Oasis

79. An animal or plant that lives in or on 89. An area of land that has a particular
another animal or plant and gets food or quality or appearance - Landscape
protection from it - Parasite
90. An area of sea water that is separated
80. An animal that has four feet - from the ocean by a reef or sandbar -
Quadruped Lagoon

81. Annoy (someone) by often complaining 91. An area of soft, wet ground; situation
about his or her behavior, appearance - that is hard to deal with or get out of -
Nag Quagmire

82. Annoyance or distress at having failed 92. An area that is not close to any cities or
or been humiliated - Chagrin towns - Hinterland

83. An annual calendar containing 93. An area with people who are different
important dates and statistical information in some way from the people in the areas
such as astronomical data and tide tables around it - Enclave
- Almanac
94. An area within which someone or
84. Any one of the large parts that some something has authority, influence, or
countries are divided into - Province knowledge - Purview

85. Any one of the lines that go from the 95. Argue loudly about things that are not
North Pole to the South Pole on maps of important - Squabble
the world - Meridian
96. Argue with someone in a friendly way -
86. Appearing, happening,, or arriving soon Spar
- Forthcoming
97. An arrangement of events or dates in
87. An area around or near a particular the order of their occurrence - Chronology
place - Vicinity

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98. An arrangement of leaves, flowers, 108. An attractively arranged bunch of
fruits, etc., in the shape of a circle that is flowers, especially one presented as a gift
used for decoration - Wreath or carried at a ceremony - Bouquet

99. An arrangement to meet somebody at 109. Average or ordinary - Run-of-the-mill

a particular time and place - Rendezvous

100. Arrival of a large number of people -

Influx B Related One Word

101. An art of growing ornamental,

1. Back in which the spine is curved in an
artificially dwarfed varieties of trees and
abnormal way - Hunchback
shrubs in pots - Bonsai
2. Bad or immoral behaviour or habits -
102. An art, science, or profession of
Vice
teaching - Pedagogy
3. Bad or immoral behaviour that involves
103. As compared with; as opposed to -
sex, drugs, alcohol, etc. - Debauchery
Vis-a-vis
4. Bad or unfavorable; not good -
104. Asking for or demanding and taking
Untoward
(something) for one's use - Requisition
5. Based on random choices or personal
105. At or near the end of a piece of writing
whims, rather than any reason or system -
- Ad fin
Arbitrary
106. Attacking on the reputation and
6. Based on what is known or seen when
integrity of someone or something -
something is first considered or dealt with
Aspersion
- Prima facie
107. Attractive in a sexual way with large
breasts and hips - Voluptuous

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7. Basic equipment and structures (such 17. Beginning to exist; recently formed or
as roads and bridges) that are needed for a developed - Nascent
country, region, or organization to function
18. Behavior that is accepted as socially or
properly - Infrastructure
morally correct and proper - Propriety
8. Be a sign of (something that is beginning
19. Behavior that shows low morals and a
to happen or will happen soon) - Herald
great love of pleasure, money, fame, etc. -
9. Be angry or upset about something and Decadence
refuse to discuss it with other people -
20. Behavior in which somebody pretends
Sulk
to have moral standards or opinions that
10. Be deprived of a close relation or friend they do not actually have - Hypocrisy
through their death - Bereave
21. Behavior, in particular sexual or legally
11. Be repeated several times as it is dubious behavior; considered improper
reflected off different surfaces - but not seriously so - Hanky-panky
Reverberate
22. Beliefs or ideas that are very important
12. Beat or whip (someone) severely - Flog to a group - Tenet

13. Beautiful woman; the most beautiful 23. Beliefs or opinions that do not agree
woman in a particular place - Belle with the official belief or opinion of a
particular religion - Heresy
14. Beginning or first appearance of
something - Dawning 24. Beliefs that particular events happen in
a way that cannot be explained by reason
15. Beginning or origin of something -
or science - Superstition
Genesis
25. Belonging or relating to heaven -
16. Beginning to develop or exist -
Celestial
Incipient

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26. Belonging to a foreign country, 35. Best or most important thing owned or
supposedly from another world; unfamiliar produced by a particular organization -
and disturbing or distasteful - Alien Flagship

27. Belonging to a particular place rather 36. Better than all others - Par excellence
than coming to it from somewhere else -
37. Blaming or insulting (someone) in
Indigenous
strong or violent language - Vituperate
28. Belonging to the basic nature of
38. Block of stone or wood that is used as
someone or something - Inherent
the base for a pillar, statue, etc. - Plinth
29. Belonging to the middle class -
39. Body of remedial substances used in
Bourgeois
the practice of medicine - Materia medica
30. Below or beneath (something) -
40. Books, articles, etc., that discuss a
Underneath
subject carefully and thoroughly - Treatise
31. Bending down or over; doing
41. Border or line that separates two
something that is not honest, fair, etc. -
things, such as types of work, groups of
Stoop
people or areas of land - Demarcation
32. Benefits that one enjoys or is entitled
42. Boring or unpleasant work that does
to on account of one's job or position -
not require special skill and usually does
Perquisite
not pay much money - Menial
33. Best or most important part of
43. Bottom edge of a dress, skirt, or coat -
something; the point of greatest success
Hemline
or achievement - Pinnacle
44. Break off (a meeting, legal case, or
34. Best or most important person or thing
game) with the intention of resuming it
- Numero uno
later - Adjourn

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45. Brief and direct in a way that may seem 55. Building in which grain is stored -
rude or unfriendly - Terse Granary

46. Brief and usually unplanned fight 56. Building in which the bodies of dead
during a war - Skirmish people are burned - Crematorium

47. Brief time when an action or activity 57. Building or chamber above or below
stops - Lull the ground in which a dead body is kept -
Tomb
48. Brief trips taken for pleasure - Jaunt
58. Building or room in which images of
49. Brief trips that people take for fun
stars, planets, etc., are shown on a high,
usually as a group - Outing
curved ceiling - Planetarium
50. Brief written messages or reports from
59. Building that is used for Jewish
one person or department in a company or
religious services - Synagogue
organization to another - Memorandum
60. Building where aircraft are kept -
51. Bringing (someone who is
Hangar
unconscious, not breathing, or close to
death) back to a conscious or active state 61. Business of making fashionable and
again - Resuscitate expensive clothes for women - Haute
couture
52. Broken parts of a vehicle, building,
etc., that have been badly damaged or 62. Businesses that make money through
destroyed - Wreckage illegal activities, loud, unpleasant noise -
Racket
53. Brother or sister - Sibling
63. By or for each person - Per capita
54. Building and the area of land that it is
on, a statement or idea that is accepted as
being true and that is used as the basis of
an argument - Premise

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 C Related One Word 12. Ceremony held for a dead person -
Funeral
1. Caption to a photograph or other
illustration - Cutline 13. Ceremony held in a university or
college when students receive their
2. Card from the pack that has been
degrees - Convocation
chosen as the most valuable for a
particular card game - Trump 14. Ceremony in which a crown is placed
on the head of a new king or queen -
3. Care or maintenance of buildings,
Coronation
equipment, etc - Unkeep
15. Certain to die - Mortal
4. Careful and persistent works or efforts -
Diligence 16. Certain to work properly or succeed -
Infallible
5. Careful plans or methods for achieving a
particular goal usually over a long period of 17. Changing (something good) so that it is
time - Strategy no longer as what it was or should be -
Pervert
6. Cause (a material) to be filled or soaked
with something - Impregnate 18. Charging an important public figure
with a serious crime - Impeach
7. Cause (someone or something) to
receive or take in a large amount of things 19. Changing (something) slightly in order
at the same time - Inundate to improve it; to make small adjustments
to (something) - Tweak
8. Cause (someone) to fall down or be
turned over - Upend 20. Changing an earlier statement,
opinion, or promise because of pressure
9. Cause (things or people) to separate
from somebody/something - Backtrack
and go in different directions - Scatter
21. Changing direction quickly or suddenly
10. Cause of pain or harm - Affliction
- Veer
11. Centre of public attention - Limelight

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22. Changing from one state or condition 32. Close relationship with someone or
to another - Transition something - Communion

23. Changing moods quickly and often - 33. Close-knit group of interrelated
Mercurial families, a large family, or a group of
people who are connected because of a
24. Character and atmosphere of a place -
particular thing - Clan
Ambience
34. Clothes, especially fine or formal ones
25. Cheerful friendliness; geniality -
- Attire
Bonhomie
35. Collecting or forming into a mass or
26. Chemical processes that occur within
group - Agglomerate
a living organism to maintain life -
Metabolism 36. Collectable object such as a piece of
furniture or work of art that has a high
27. Claim or a piece of evidence that one
value because of its age and quality -
was elsewhere when an act, typically a
Antique
criminal one, is alleged to have taken
place; excuse or pretext - Alibi 37. Collection of different things -
Potpourri
28. Clear message or request for people to
do something - Clarion call 38. Collection of historical documents or
records providing information about a
29. Clever trick or plan that is used to get
place, institution, or group of people -
someone to do something or to gain an
Archive
advantage over someone - Ploy
39. Collection of things (such as
30. Climb or moving with difficulty or a lot
photographs, stories, facts, etc.) that have
of effort, using one's hands and feet -
been gathered together and presented as a
Clamber
group especially in the form of a book -
31. Close friend one has worked with,
Compendium
been in the military with, etc. - Comrade

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40. Collection of things, which may be 50. Complete freedom to act as one
similar or different - Collage wishes - Carte blanche

41. Collection of weapons and military 51. Complete lists of items, typically one
equipment - Arsenals in alphabetical or other systematic order -
Catalogue
42. Collection of written or spoken texts -
Corpus 52. Complete range of different opinions,
people, etc. - Spectrum
43. Combination of events, state of affairs
- Conjuncture 53. Completely unwilling to change -
Intransigent
44. Come at a later time; to happen as a
result - Ensure 54. Complex disputes or arguments -
Imbroglio
45. Comparing between one thing and
another, typically for the purpose of 55. Complicated and confusing system of
explanation or clarification - Analogy connected passages - Maze

46. Compelling attractiveness or charm 56. Complicated or unpleasant situations

that can inspire devotion in others - that are difficult to get out of or to move
Charisma through - Morass

47. Competition for young women in which 57. Comprising or relating to all sorts or
their beauty, personal qualities, and skills varieties - Omnifarious
are judged - Pageant
58. Conceal the nature or existence of (a
48. Complete change of attitude or opinion feeling or situation) - Disguise
- Volte - Face

49. Complete control of the entire supply

of goods or of a service in a certain area or
market - Monopoly

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59. Concentrated artillery bombardment 68. Consequences or after-effects of a
over a wide area: large number of significant and unpleasant event -
something, such as questions or Aftermath
comments, that are directed at somebody
69. Consisting of or using both letters and
very quickly, one after the other, often in
numerals - Alphanumeric
an aggressive way - Barrage
70. Consisting of things or people that are
60. Conclusion or opinions that are formed
all the same or all of the same type -
because of known facts or evidence -
Homogeneous
Inference
71. Contests, disputes, competitions, etc.,
61. Condition in which a part of one's body
in which neither side can gain an
becomes red, swollen, and painful -
advantage or win - Stalemate
Inflammation
72. Continual increase in the price of
62. Condition in which someone is not
goods and services - Inflation
able to think normally because of being
73. Continuing without stopping -
drunk, drugged, tired, etc. - Stupor
Incessant
63. Confused struggles or fights involving
74. Continuous rattling sound as of hard
many people - Melee
objects falling or striking each other -
64. Confusing or difficult problem -
Clatter
Conundrum
75. Control or affect (something, such as a
65. Confusing or meaningless words or
game or election) in a dishonest way in
activities - Mumbo-jumbo
order to get a desired result - Rig
66. Connected with particular
76. Controlling or influencing a situation in
circumstances - Circumstantial
a skilful but sometimes dishonest way -
67. Connected with young people who are Manoeuvre
not yet adults - Juvenile

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77. Controlled breeding and rearing of fish 3. Dark and dirty : not fresh or clean -
- Pisciculture Dingy

78. Conversations in which clever 4. Dark and underground prisons in castles

statements and replies are made quickly - - Dungeon
Repartee
5. Date or time when something must be
79. Correcting something that is unfair or finished : the last day, hour, or minute on
wrong - Redress that something will be accepted -
Deadline
80. Corrupt behaviour in a position of trust,
especially in public office - Malversation 6. Days when day and night are of the
same length - Equinox
81. Courage or bravery - Valour
7. Dead bodies of animals - Carcass
82. Courtesy and considerate behaviour
towards others - Comity 8. Dead persons who leave the grave at
night to bite and suck the blood of living
83. Course of action leading nowhere -
people - Vampire
Blind alley
9. Decayed mixture of plants (such as
84. Covered passages with arches along
leaves and grass) that is used to improve
one or both sides - Arcade
the soil in a garden - Compost
85. Covered with decoration - Orn
10. Decayed with usually a very bad or
disgusting smell - Putrid

D Related One Word 11. Deceiving or to trick (someone) to

persuade (someone) by telling lies - Con(v)

1. Dance or musical performance - Recital 12. Deep unconscious state, usually

2. Dangers or problems that are hidden or lasting a long time and caused by serious

not obvious at first - Pitfall illness or injury - Coma

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13. Deep, wet sand into which heavy 23. Developing friendlier relations between
objects sink easily - Quicksand countries or groups of people who have
been enemies - Rapprochement
14. Deeply religious : devoted to a
particular religion - Devout 24. Dictionary of the special terms in a
particular field or job - Glossary
15. Defeating (someone or something)
easily and Throughly - Trounce 25. Die because one is unable to breathe -
Suffocate
16. Defeating and gaining control of
(someone or something) by the use of 26. Difference between two opposite
force - Subjugate things : a division into two opposite groups
- Dichotomy
17. Defeating or tricking (someone) by
being more intelligent or clever - Outsmart 27. Difference especially between things
that should be the same - Discrepancy
18. Delay doing something until a later
time because one does not want to do it, 28. Difficult and unpleasant to do or deal
because one is lazy - Procrastinate with - Onerous

19. Describing (someone or something) as 29. Difficult to handle, control, or deal with
unimportant, weak, bad, etc - Disparage because of being large, heavy, or complex
- Unwieldy
20. Designed or intended to teach people
something - Didactic 30. Difficult to understand : having or
seeming to have a hidden meaning -
21. Desire to cause harm to another
Cryptic
person - Malice
31. Dilemma or difficult circumstances
22. Determined not to change one's
from which there is no escape because of
opinion or attitude; difficult to deal with,
mutually conflicting or dependent
remove, etc. - Stubborn
conditions - Catch-22

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32. Direct descent from an ancestor; 41. Doing activities for fun or enjoyment -
ancestry or pedigree - Lineage Play-off

33. Disappointing end to an exciting or 42. Doing better than (someone or

impressive series of events- Anticlimax something) : to be more successful than
(someone or something) - Outdo
34. Disease or disorder that involves a
particular group of signs and symptoms - 43. Doing something that is not allowed :
Syndrome to disobey a command or law - Transgress

35. Disease that spreads over a whole 44. Doctor's opinion about how someone
country or the whole world - Pandemic will recover from an illness or injury -
Prognosis
36. Disguising of military personnel,
equipment, and installations by painting or 45. Done or given because one wants to
covering them to make them blend in with and not because one is forced to -
their surrounding - Camouflage Voluntary

37. Dishonest or immoral persons - Sleaze 46. Dramatic works in which all or most of
the words are sung to music; works of this
38. Displaying wealth, knowledge, etc., in
type as an art form or entertainment -
a way that is meant to attract attention,
Opera
admiration, or envy - Ostentatious
47. Drawing or pictures that show only the
39. Distance of a place east or west of the
shape of an object - Outline
Greenwich meridian, measured in degrees
- Longitude 48. Dull and ordinary - Mundane

40. Distance of a place north or south of 49. Dull or socially inept person, especially
the equator (= the line around the world someone who is excessively studious -
dividing north and south), measured in Spod
degrees - Latitude

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 9. Elaborate or glib speeches or stories,
E Related One Word typically those used by a salesperson -
**Spiel**
1. Eager to own and collect things -
10. E-mails that are not wanted : an e-mail
**Acquisitive**
that is sent to large numbers of people and
2. Easily affected, influenced, or harmed
that consists mostly of advertising -
by something - **Susceptible**
**Spam**
3. Easily annoyed or angered and likely to
11. Embarrassing social mistake - **Faux
argue - **Truculent**
pas**
4. Easily hurt or harmed physically,
12. Ending a romantic relationship with
mentally, or emotionally : open to attack,
(someone) in a sudden and painful way -
harm, or damage - **Vulnerable**
**Jilt**
5. Easily managed or controlled : willing to
13. Ending an organization or group (such
learn or be guided by another -
as a club) - **Disband**
**Tractable**
14. End or failure of an institution, an idea,
6. Eating both plants and animals : eager
a company, etc. : death of a person -
to learn about many different things -
**Demise**
**Omnivorous**
15. Enjoy (something) for a long time -
7. Economic situations where there is high
**Savour**
inflation (= prices rising continuously) but
16. Enjoying oneself or celebrating in a
no increase in the jobs that are available or
noisy or boisterous way - **Roister**
in business activity - **Stagflation**
17. Enjoyable in a lively or noisy way -
8. Effective from a particular date in the
**Rollicking**
past - **Retrospective**

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18. Enjoyments that someone gets from 27. Event or a short period of time that is
being violent or cruel or from causing pain important or unusual - **episode**
- **Sadism**
28. Events or situations in which many
19. Entering (someone) as a member of or people are killed and many things are
being a participant in something - destroyed especially by fire -
**Enroll** **holocaust**

20. Entering or appearing somewhere 29. Events that may or may not happen -
suddenly and with a lot of force - **contingency**
**Irrupt**
30. Exact or very close copy of something -
21. Enthusiastic and vocal supporters of **Replica**
someone or something - **Cheerleader**
31. Examinations intended to qualify
22. Enthusiastic clapping by an audience successful candidates for higher
as a sign of their approval - **Ovation** education - **Baccalaureate**

23. Error in the way a law, rule, or contract 32. Examples that represent or express
is written that makes it possible for some something very well - **Epitome**
people to legally avoid obeying it -
33. Excessive emotional or psychological
**LOOPHOLE**
reliance on a partner - **Codependency**
24. Events causing great and usually
34. Exchanging goods, property, services,
sudden damage or suffering; a disaster -
etc. for other goods, etc. without using
**catastrophe**
money - **Barter**
25. Events involving destruction or damage
35. Excluding (someone) from a group -
on a catastrophic scale - **apocalypse**
**Ostracize**
26. Events marked by festivities or
36. Existing as a basic part of a person's
celebration - **fiesta**
nature or character - **Inbred**

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37. Existing from the beginning of time : 47. Expressions designed to call
very ancient - **Primordial** something to mind without mentioning it
explicitly : an indirect or passing reference
38. Existing or continuing in the same way
- **Allusion**
for a long time - **Perennial**
48. Expressions of strong anger or
39. Existing or happening in the same time
disapproval by many people - **Outcry**
period - **Contemporary**
49. Extensive groups of islands -
40. Existing, but not yet very noticeable,
**Archipelago**
active or well developed - **Latent**
50. Extra vote given by a chairperson to
41. Experiences that are very unpleasant
decide an issue when the votes on each
or difficult - **Ordeal**
side are equal - **Casting vote**
42. Experienced or felt by watching,
51. Extracting money from (someone) by
hearing about, or reading about someone
fine or taxation - **Mulct**
else rather than by doing something
yourself - **Vicarious** 52. Extreme anger : a strong feeling of
unhappiness because of something bad,
43. Expressing doubts about whether
hurtful, or morally wrong - - **Outrage**
something is right, honest, etc. -
**Impugn** 53. Extreme physical or mental sufferings -
**Agony**
44. Expressing severe disapprovals of
(someone or something), especially in a 54. Extreme self-confidence or audacity
formal statement - **Censure** (usually used approvingly) - **Chutzpah**

45. Expressing feelings or opinions in a 55. Extremely easy tasks - **Cinch**

very loud or forceful way - **Vociferous**
56. Extremely excited and enthusiastic
46. Expressing opinions or criticism in a about doing something - **Gung ho**
very forceful and often annoying or
unpleasant way - **Strident**

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57. Extremely good and deserving to be 7. Farmers in the past who owned a small
admired and copied - **Exemplary** amount of land : very good, hard, and
valuable work that someone does
58. Extremely or unusually small -
especially to support a cause, to help a
**Diminutive**
team, etc. - Yeoman
59. Extremely strong dislikes or fears of
8. Features (such as mountains and rivers)
someone or something – **Phobia**
in an area of land - Topography

9. Feeling a strong desire or wish for

F Related One Word something or to do something - Yearn

10. Feeling nervous because the ending is

1. Facts or the process of ending or being not known until the final moment -
brought to an end - Cessation Nailbiting

2. Failing to show proper respect and 11. Feeling or showing great sadness
courtesy - Impudent because someone has died - Mourn

3. Failure to fulfill an obligation : 12. Feeling sorrow or regretting for

something that happens or is done when (something) - Rue
nothing else has been done or can be done
13. Feeling of being sorry for doing
- Default
something bad or wrong in the past -
4. Familiar or humorous names given to a Remorse
person or thing instead of the real name -
14. Feelings of deep anxiety or dread,
Nickname
typically an unfocused one about the
5. Families of rulers who rule over a human condition or the state of the world
country for a long period of time - Dynasty in general - Angst

6. Famous persons, especially in

entertainment or sport - Celebrity

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15. Feelings of doubt or uncertainty about 25. Feelings or expressing overwhelming
whether one is doing the right thing - happiness or joyful excitement - Ecstatic
Qualm
26. Feelings or a particular quality that is
16. Feelings of enjoyment and enthusiasm very noticeable and seems to surround a
- Zest person or place - Aura

17. Feelings of foolish or very strong love or 27. Feelings or showing a lack of courage
admiration for someone or something - or confidence - Timid
Infatuation
28. Feelings that someone or something
18. Feelings of great happiness and gives you - Vibe
excitement - Euphoria
29. Female ballet dancers - Danseuse
19. Feelings of guilt or regret -
30. Fictitious or factual works describing a
Compunction
series of events - Chronicle
20. Feelings of like or dislike for someone
31. Fights between women - Catfight
or something especially when it is not
32. Fights, briefly and usually not very
reasonable or logical - Prejudice
seriously - Scuffle
21. Feelings of sadness mixed with
33. Figures shaped like a human body that
pleasure and affection when one thinks of
is used for making or displaying clothes -
happy times in the past - Nostalgia
Mannequin
22. Feelings of strong dislike or
34. Filled with or showing sexual desire -
disapproval of someone or something you
Lascivious
think does not deserve respect - Disdain
35. First time an actor, musician, athlete,
23. Feelings or beliefs that bad things will
etc., does something in public or for the
happen in the future - Pessimism
public - Debut
24. Feelings or belief that good things will
happen in the future - Optimism

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36. Fixed sum of money paid to someone 47. Forceful or angry speeches - Harangue
each year, typically for the rest of their life -
48. Forming an opinion about something
Annuity
without definitely knowing the truth -
37. Flat cases for carrying documents or Surmise
drawings, investments that are owned by a
49. Form of punishments or tortures that
person or organization - Portfolio
involved caning the soles of someone's
38. Fleet of warships - Armada feet - Bastinado

39. Flowing out of something in a fast and 50. Formal acts or the process of placing
forceful way - Spew someone into a new job, position,
government office - Induction
40. Following, watching, and bothering
(someone) constantly in a way that is 51. Formal ceremonies or series of acts
frightening, dangerous, etc. - Stalk that are always performed in the same way
- Ritual
41. Food that a person or animal usually
eats - Diet 52. Formal meetings in which
representatives or experts discuss
42. Food that is cooked in a particular way,
important matters, make decisions, etc. -
style of cooking - Cuisine
Congress
43. Foolish talks or ideas - Guff
53. Formal processions of people walking,
44. Foolish, confused, or meaningless
on horseback, or riding in vehicles -
words - Gibberish
Cavalcade
45. For an intervening or temporary period
54. Formally choosing (someone) as a
of time - Ad interim
candidate for a job, position, office, etc. -
46. Forcing someone to go somewhere Nominate
with you, often using threats or violence -
55. Formations of clear and distinct
Abduction
sounds in speech - Articulation

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56. Fortresses, typically one on high 68. Full of hate or anger, extremely or
ground above a city - Citadel excessively harsh or strong - Virulent

57. Formal and serious promises to tell the 69. Funny and clever - Witty
truth or to do something - Oath
70. Funny plays or movies about ridiculous
58. Fraudulent or dishonest acts or situations - Farce
practices - Rort

59. Fraudulent practices of sending emails

purporting to be from reputable G Related One Word
companies in order to induce individuals
to reveal personal information - Phishing 1. General laws, rules, principles, or
criteria by which something is judged -
60. Freedom from being required to do
**Canon**
something that others are required to do -
Exemption 2. General or basic quality or meaning of
something - **Tenor**
61. Freedom from punishment, harm, or
loss - Impunity 3. Generous and friendly treatment of
visitors and guests - **Hospitality**
62. Freedom to do something the way you
want to do it - Leeway 4. Genuine, real or legal; not false - **Bona
fide**
63. Friendly relationships - Rapport
5. Girlfriends of criminals - **Moll**
64. Friendly remarks and jokes - Banter
6. Giving a brief summary of something -
65. Full and wide view of something -
**Recapitulate**
Panorama
7. Giving or being a sign of (something that
66. Full of anger, arguments and bad
will happen or develop in the future) -
feelings - Acrimonious
**Presage**
67. Full of clever tricks : very clever - Wily

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8. Giving somebody a signal using your 17. Government orders that limit trade in
finger or hand, especially to tell them to some way - **Embargo**
move nearer or to follow you - **Beckon**
18. Gradual increase in noise: the loudest
9. Giving up (something) : to give point of a period of continuous noise -
(something, such as power, control, or **Crescendo**
possession) to another person or group -
19. Gradual reduction in the size of a
**Relinquish**
business, activity, etc. - **Runown**
10. Giving help or support to the main
20. Great and often wild or uncontrolled
group of workers - **Auxiliary**
activities - **Frenzy**
11. Going in a direction that is away from a
21. Great disaster or complete failure -
group or from the place where one should
**Debacle**
be - **Stray**
22. Great number of things or people -
12. Going on someone's land without
**Multitude**
permission - **Trespass**
23. Great technical skill and brilliance
13. Goods that are bought and sold -
shown in a performance or activity -
**Merchandise**
**Bravura**
14. Government departments that control
24. Great work: the greatest achievement
public money - **Exchequer**
of an artist, or a writer - **Magnum opus**
15. Governments formed by two or more
25. Groups of animals or plants that are
political parties working together -
similar and can produce young animals or
**Coalition**
plants - **Species**
16. Government officials who are the
26. Groups of members of the public who
representative of his or her country in a
listen to the facts of a case in a court and
foreign country - **Consul**
decide whether or not somebody is guilty
of a crime - **Jury**

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27. Groups of military ships commanded 36. Groups of people who have the same
by the same person - **Fleet** job, interests, etc. - **Fraternity**

28. Groups of musicians who play usually 37. Groups of people who operate a ship,
classical music together and who are led airplane, or train - **Crew**
by a conductor - **Orchestra**
38. Groups of people who share a
29. Groups of officials led by an common feature or aspect of behavior -
ambassador who represent their **Cohort**
government in a foreign country: building
39. Groups of people with shared
in which an embassy works - **Embassy**
concerns within a political party or larger
30. Groups of people or businesses that organization - **Caucus**
work together - **Syndicate**
40. Groups of people, companies, etc.,
31. Groups of people who are doing that agree to work together -
something together - **Platoon** **Consortium**

32. Groups of people who are the leaders 41. Groups of people, countries,
of an action or movement in society, organizations, etc., that are joined
politics, art - **Vanguard** together in some activity or effort -
**Confederation**
33. Groups of people who are together for
a particular - **Posse** 42. Groups of people, especially traders or
pilgrims, traveling together across a desert
34. Groups of people who go with and
in Asia or North Africa - **Caravan**
assist an important person -
**Entourage** 43. Groups of separate companies that
agree to increase profits by fixing prices
35. Groups of people who have gathered to
and not competing with each other -
watch or listen to something (a play,
**Cartel**
concert, somebody speaking, etc.) -
**Audience**

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44. Groups of singers or dancers 4. Happening often but not regularly: not
performing together in a supporting role in constant or steady - **Sporadic**
a musical or opera - **Chorus**
5. Happening or appearing again and again
45. Groups of vehicles or ships that are - **Recurrent**
traveling together usually for protection -
6. Happening or appearing in many places
**Convoy**
and not unusual: very common or ordinary
46. Groups or organization of nations or - **Commonplace**
people united for a purpose - **League**
7. Happening or popular at a particular
47. Groups within a larger group that have time - **Du jour**
different ideas and opinions than the rest
8. Happening, done, or published after
of the group - **Faction**
someone's death - **Posthumous**
48. Guiding beliefs of a person, group, or
9. Happy and enjoyable scenes or
organization - **Ethos**
experience - **Idyll**

10. Happy and lively in a way that is

H Related One Word
attractive - **Vivacious**

1. Happening after death, medical 11. Harming (someone) through sexual

examination of the body of a dead person contact to touch (someone) in a sexual
to determine the cause of death - **Post- and improper way - **Molest**
mortem**
12. Harsh and angry words - **Vitriolic**
2. Happening as a result of something -
13. Harsh criticisms that show a lack of
**Consequent**
respect or approval for someone or
3. Happening at the same time - something - **Scorn**
**Concurrent**
14. Harsh discordant mixture of sounds -
**Cacophony**

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15. Harsh or critical statements about 25. Having an obstinately uncooperative
someone - **Obloquy** attitude towards authority or discipline -
**Recalcitrant**
16. Having (something) as a part, step, or
result - **Entail** 26. Having complete or unlimited power -
**Omnipotent**
17. Having a speech problem that causes
one to repeat the beginning sound of some 27. Having fair hair and a light complexion -
words - **Stutter** **Blonde**

18. Having A dull or uninteresting 28. Having many twists and turns:
appearance not attractive or stylish - complicated, long, and confusing -
**Dowdy** **Tortuous**

19. Having a god or helpful result 29. Having mixed feelings or contradictory
especially after something unpleasant has ideas about something or someone -
happened - **Salutary** **Ambivalent**

20. Having a pleasant, spicy taste 30. Having no legal power - **Null**
interesting and exciting - **Piquant**
31. Having no useful purpose - **Otiose**
21. Having a strong and unpleasant smell
32. Having or relating to two sides affecting
or taste from no longer being fresh -
both sides, involving two parties,
**Rancid**
especially countries - **Bilateral**
22. Having a strong, sharp taste or smell -
33. Having or showing a desire to hurt
**Pungent**
someone who has hurt or caused
23. Having a very appealing taste or smell - problems for you - **Vindictive**
**Luscious**
34. Having or showing a lot of courage or
24. Having a very noticeable quality that determination - **Plucky**
attracts a lot of attention -
**Flamboyant**

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35. Having or showing a lot of violence and 43. Heavy automatic guns that fire shells
blood - **Gory** from an aircraft or tank - **Cannon**

36. Having or showing an ability to 44. Height of an object or point in relation

understand difficult ideas and situations to sea level or ground level - **Altitude**
and to make good decisions -
45. Helping someone or something pay for
**Sagacious**
the costs of (something) - **Subsidize**
37. Having or showing courage: very brave
46. Highest point in the development of
or courageous - **Valiant**
something: a climax or culmination -
38. Having or showing knowledge that is **Apogee**
learned by studying - **Erudite**
47. Highest point of a mountain: the top of
39. Having people of different types or a mountain - **Summit**
from different countries, and influenced by
48. History of the family members in a
their culture: showing an interest in
person's or animal's past especially when
different cultures, ideas -
it is good or impressive - **Pedigree**
**Cosmopolitan**
49. Hitting (someone) very hard with a
40. Having the letters q, w, e, r, t, and y
stick, whip, etc - **Thrash**
arranged in a single row in the top row of
50. Hitting (someone) on the buttocks with
letter keys - **Querty**
one's hand as a form of punishment -
41. Having the qualities or appearance
**Spank**
considered to be typical of men -
51. Hitting or beating something or
**Masculine**
someone and make a loud, deep sound -
42. Having very fixed beliefs and being
**Thump**
unlikely or unwilling to change them -
52. Honor or fame given for some
**Hardliner**
achievement - **Laurel**

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53. Honor or respect that is felt for or
I Related One Word
shown to (someone or something) -
**Reverence**
1. Ideas about doing something that is far
54. Hopeful or romantic in a way that is not
removed from normal reality - **Fantasy**
practical - **Quixotic**
2. Ideas or beliefs that people are born
55. Houses or part of a house in which the
again with a different body after death -
women of a Muslim household live -
**Reincarnation**
**Harem**
3. Ideas or inventions which are
56. Houses where men visit prostitutes -
considered to be a particular person's
**Brothel**
creation - **Brainchild**
57. Humour that shows the weaknesses or
4. Ideas or sets of beliefs that guide the
bad qualities of a person, government,
actions of a person or group - **Credo**
society, etc. - **Satire**
5. Idea or a set of principles or religious
58. Humorous in a clever and often ironic
beliefs - **Creed**
way - **Wry**
6. Ideas or theories that are not proven but
59. Humorous rhyming poem of five lines -
that lead to further study or discussion -
**Limerick**
**Hypothesis**
60. Hundredth anniversary of a significant
7. Ideas suggested by a word in addition to
event - **Centenary**
its main meaning - **Connotation**
61. Husband's (or wife's) provision for a
8. Ideas or statements that are often false
spouse after separation or divorce:
or exaggerated and that are spread in order
maintenance - **Alimony**
to help a cause, a political leader, a
government, etc. - **Propaganda**

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9. Ideas or stories that are not true but that 19. Impressive display or range of a
many people have heard or read - particular type of thing - **ARRAY**
**Folklore**
20. In a careless and unplanned way -
10. (Illness) persisting for a long time or **WILLY NILLY**
constantly recurring - **Chronic**
21. In a confused and careless way -
11. Imaginary places in which the **HELTER-SKELTER**
government, laws, and social conditions
22. In a state of tremulous excitement -
are perfect - **Utopia**
**AFLUTTER**
12. Imaginary sea creatures that have a
23. In a very bad condition and needing to
woman's head and body and a fish's tail
be repaired - **RAMSHACKLE**
instead of legs - **Mermaid**
24. In an uncertain or undecided state or
13. Impartial advisers to a court of law in a
condition - **LIMBO**
particular case - **Amicus curiae**
25. In great disorder or confusion -
14. Important, real, or meaningful -
**TOPSY-TURVY**
**Substantive**
26. In preparation or progress happening
15. Impossible to defeat or discourage -
or beginning to happen - **AFOOT**
**Indomitable**
27. In a very bad condition because of age
16. Impossible to defeat or overcome -
or lack of care - **DILAPIDATED**
**INVINCIBLE**
28. Including many different things: full of
17. Impossible to harm, damage, or defeat
variety - **VARIEGATED**
- **INVULNERABLE**
29. Increased effectiveness that results
18. Impossible to solve or get control of:
when two or more people or businesses
impossible to overcome -
work together - **SYNERGY**
**INSURMOUNTABLE**

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30. Indefinite and very long period of time - 39. Insulting remarks made in public -
**AEON** **Brickbats**

31. Independent persons or a body 40. Intense military campaign intended to

officially appointed to settle a dispute - bring about a swift victory - **Blitzkrieg**
**Arbitrator**
41. Introduction to a book or speech -
32. Indirect and usually bad results of an **Preface**
action or event that may happen sometime
42. Introduction to a book, play, etc. -
afterwards - **Repercussion**
**Prologue**
33. Influence or control over another
43. Involving a chance that something bad
country, a group of people -
or unpleasant could happen - **Dicey**
**Hegemony**
44. Involving a lot of violence, confusion,
34. Influence or power, especially in
or disorder - **Tumultuous**
politics or business - **Clout**
45. Involving death or violence in a way
35. Informal ways of spreading information
that is strange, frightening, or unpleasant -
or rumors through conversation -
**Macabre**
**Grapevine**
46. Involving only one group or country -
36. Information about a person and about
**Unilateral**
what they have done in their life -
47. Items of additional material added at
**Biodata**
the end of a book or other publication -
37. Inscriptions on a building, statue, or
**Addendum**
coin - **Epigraph**

38. Institutions, places, or persons

strongly maintaining particular principles,
attitudes, or activities - **Bastion**

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 J Related One Word K Related One Word

1. Japanese art of folding paper into 1. Killing (a person or animal) by squeezing

shapes that look like birds, animals, etc. - the throat - **Strangle**
**Origami**
2. Killing (an animal) for food, kill (many
2. Japanese flower arranging, that has people) in a very violent way -
strict formal rules - **Ikebana** **Slaughter**

3. Japanese form of self-defence and 3. Killing (someone) illegally as

martial art that uses locks, holds, throws, punishment for a crime - **Lynch**
and the opponent's own movements -
4. Killing of a large number of people -
**Aikido**
**Carnage**
4. Jargon or slang of a particular group or
5. Killing or wounding of people, typically
class - **Argot**
on a large scale during a conflict -
5. Jobs, activities, etc., that are very **Bloodshed**
suitable for someone - **Niche**
6. Kindness shown to somebody when
6. Journals or newspapers, especially the they are being punished: willingness not to
official one of an organization or institution punish somebody so severely -
- **Gazette** **Clemency**

7. Journalists who are not on the regular 7. Knowing everything: having unlimited
staff of a newspaper but who write stories understanding or knowledge -
for that newspaper - **Stringer** **Omniscient**

8. Journeys especially by a group of people 8. Knowing or using several languages -

for a specific purpose - **Expedition** **Polyglot**

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 11. Language or behavior that is nonsense
L Related One Word and is intended to hide the truth from
people - Hocus-pocus
1. Lack of order: a confused or messy
condition - Disarray 12. Language that is intended to influence
people and that may not be honest or
2. Lack of respect or dislike for someone or
reasonable - Rhetoric
something - Contempt
13. Language that is used among people
3. Lack of seriousness - Levity
who speak various different languages -
4. Lack of solidity or substance; thinness -
Lingua franca
Tenuity
14. Language used by a particular group of
5. Lack of the usual social or ethical
people - Parlance
standards in an individual or group -
15. Language used for a particular activity
Anomie (anomy)
or by a particular group of people - Jargon
6. Lacking confidence: not feeling
16. Large amount of money that has been
comfortable around people, very careful
given to a school, hospital, etc., and that is
about acting or speaking - Diffident
used to pay for its creation and continuing
7. (Land) used or suitable for growing
support: person's natural ability or talent -
crops - Arable
Endowment
8. (Language) used in conversation but not
17. Large amount of rain that suddenly
in formal speech or writing - Colloquial
falls in an area: large amount of things that
9. (Legislative body) having two chambers - come at the same time - Deluge
Bicameral
18. Large amount of something that is
10. Language of ordinary speech rather released suddenly - Torrent
than formal writing - Vernacular
19. Large and beautiful view of an area of
land or water - Vista

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20. Large and very unpleasant amount of 31. Large open-air fire used for burning
dirt - Filth rubbish or as part of a celebration -
Bonfire
21. Large areas of land that have been
farmed too much with the result that 32. Large parties or celebrations - Fete
plants will not grow there - Badlands
33. Large parties or celebrations -
22. Large buildings or group of buildings for Jamboree
soldiers to live in - Barracks
34. Large tents used for social or
23. Large burial ground, especially one not commercial functions: covered structures
in a churchyard - Cemetery over the entrance to a building - Marquee

24. Large business that is made of 35. Large-caliber guns used in warfare on
different kinds of companies - land - Artillery
Conglomerate
36. Lasting for a very short time -
25. Large cages, buildings, or enclosures Evanescent
for keeping birds in - Aviary
37. Lasting for a very short time -
26. Large group of people or things of a Ephemeral
particular kind - Bevy
38. Late morning meals eaten instead of
27. Large group of people, especially an breakfast and lunch - Brunch
organized group with a particular purpose -
39. Laws or regulations made by a
Battalion
government - Ordinance
28. Large group of people - Throng
40. Laws or rules that limit or control
29. Large notices or signs put up in a something strong criticism - Stricture
public place or carried by people - Placard
41. Leaving (property) to a person or other
30. Large number of things that appear or beneficiary by a will - Bequeath
happen in a short period of time - Spate

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42. Legal agreements in which a person 50. Lines in a newspaper naming the writer
borrows money to buy property (such as a of an article - Byline
house) and pays back the money over a
51. Lines notionally drawn on the earth
period of years - Mortgage
equidistant from the poles - Equator
43. Legal right to be the only one to
52. Lines on a weather map that join
reproduce, publish and sell a book,
places that have the same air pressure at a
musical recording, etc., for a certain
particular time - Isobar
period of time - Copyright
53. Lines on a weather map that join
44. Letter or group of letters that is added
places that have the same temperature at
at the beginning of a word to change its
a particular time - Isotherm
meaning - Prefix
54. Lines that have a series of short, sharp
45. Level of respect that people have for a
turns or angles - Zigzag
successful person, organization, etc -
55. Lists of items required, things to be
Stature
done, or points to be considered, used as
46. Light that is placed somewhere to
a reminder - Checklist
guide vehicles and warn them of danger -
56. Lists of the books referred to in a
Beacon
scholarly work, typically printed as an
47. Likely to change in a very sudden or
appendix - Bibliography
extreme way; likely to become dangerous
57. Lists of the foods that may be ordered
or out of control - Volatile
at a restaurant - Menu
48. Likely to have or produce good results -
58. Lists of the people or things that belong
Propitious
to a particular group, team, etc. - Roster
49. Limited to a small number of people -
Esoteric

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59. Lists of the people who work for a 69. Long speeches given by a character in
company and the amount of money that a story, movie, play, etc., or by a performer
the company has agreed to pay them - - Monologue
Payroll
70. Long, complicated, and annoying
60. Lists that show who must do a certain process, descriptions - Rigmarole
job - Rota
71. Long, narrow boxes, typically of wood,
61. Lively or energetic quality - Vitality in which a dead body is buried or cremated
- Coffin
62. Living in trees - Arboreal
72. Long, thin sticks used by a magician or
63. Long and angry fights or quarrels
during magic tricks - Wand
between two people or two groups - Feud
73. Long, usually serious speeches that a
64. Long and angry speeches - Tirade
character in a play makes to an audience
65. Long and complicated series of events
and that reveal the character's thoughts -
- Saga
Soliloquy
66. Long and determined efforts to achieve
74. Long-term security yielding a fixed rate
something that one believes to be right or
of interest, issued by a company and
to stop something that one believes to be
secured against assets - Debenture
wrong - Crusade
75. Looking at someone in an evil or
67. Long journeys to a distant or unknown
unpleasantly sexual way - Leer
place, especially over water or through
76. Looking for private information about
outer space - Voyage
someone or something - Snoop
68. Long poems that tell the story of a
77. Lots of energy and style - Panache
hero's adventures - Epic
78. Loud and confused noises, strongly
expressed protest or demand from a large
number of people - Clamor

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79. Loud, confusing mixture of noises that 9. Main characters in a novel, play, movie,
lasts for a long time - Din etc. - Protagonist

80. Loving and admiring oneself and 10. Main group of people in a Communist
especially one's appearance too much - government who make decisions about
Narcissism policy - Politburo

11. Main or central part of a city or town -

Downtown
M Related One Word
12. Major changes or a period of change
that causes a lot of conflict, confusion,
1. Made by combining different
anger, etc. - Upheaval
substances: not natural - Synthetic
13. Make (an idea, belief, etc.) known to
2. Made or done without preparation -
many people - Promulgate
Impromptu
14. Making (someone or something)
3. Made to be useful rather than to be
weaker or less effective usually in a secret
decorative or comfortable - Utilitarian
or gradual way - Undermine
4. Made to look like an exact copy of
15. Making (someone) feel or look young,
something in order to trick people -
healthy, or energetic again - Rejuvenate
Counterfeit
16. Making (someone) want to know more
5. Made up of different things - Sundry
about something - Intrigue
6. Made up of many different people or
17. Making (something) as good or as
things - Motley
effective as possible - Optimize
7. Made up of parts that are different -
18. Men who want to marry a particular
Heterogeneous
woman - Suitor
8. Magical liquid that can cure illness or
extend life - Elixir

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19. Managing or using money in a careful 29. Members of some religions (such as
or wise way - Thrifty Christianity, Judaism, and Islam) who
deliver messages that are believed to have
20. Many changes or problems that
come from God - Prophet
happen over time - Vicissitude
30. Mental illness in which a person
21. Marks or qualities that show what
becomes very emotional or excited -
something is or what it could be - Earmark
Mania
22. Marks that are left on one's skin after a
31. Mental states in which one is confused
wound heals: feeling of great emotional
and not able to think or speak clearly: state
pain or sadness that is caused by a bad
of wild excitement and great happiness -
experience and that lasts for a long time -
Delirium
Scar
32. Metals made by combining two or
23. Materials made of a network of wire or
more metallic elements - Alloy
thread: Mesh complex or constricting
situation - Mesh 33. Military groups controlling a
government after taking control of it by
24. Materials that are flowing out - Efflux
force - Gimmick
25. Meals consisting of several dishes
34. Money given as a reward - Bounty
from which guests serve themselves -
Buffet 35. Money or food given to poor people -
Alms
26. Meals to which everyone who is invited
brings food to share - Potluck 36. Money or property that is given to you
by somebody when they die - Legacy
27. Measures designed merely to humor or
placate someone - Placebo 37. Money that is less than the amount
that is needed - Deficit
28. Members of a group of people who
move from place to place instead of living 38. Money that is owed and should have
in one place all the time - Nomad been paid earlier - Arrears

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39. Money that is paid in order to free 49. Moving or acting too slowly - Dawdle
someone who has been captured or
50. Move or lift (something) so that it is no
kidnapped - Ransom
longer - Ruffle
40. Moral fables, especially one with
51. Moving quickly to one side in order to
animals as characters - Apologue
avoid being hit by (someone or something)
41. Morally good behavior or character - - Dodge
Virtue
52. Moving to a new place - Relocate
42. Most important and basic facts or
53. Movements away from a place or
details about something - Nitty-gritty
situation especially because it is
43. Most important idea or parts of dangerous, unpleasant, etc.: place that is
something - Keynote quiet and private - Retreat

44. Most important parts of something 54. Movies about crime that uses dark
(such as a Most important parts of shadows and lighting to show the
something - Crux complicated moral nature of the subject -
Noir
45. Most successful or powerful group of
people - Quintessence 55. Mutual trust and friendship among
people who spend a lot of time together -
46. Moving about quickly from side to side
Camaraderie
or up and down - Jiggle
56. Mysteries that can only be resolved by
47. Moving at a speed faster than walking
assembling various pieces of information -
by stepping with each front leg at the same
Jigsaw
time as the opposite back leg - Trot

48. Moving or acting quickly to do, find, or

get something often before someone else
does - Scramble

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 10. No longer existing or being used -
N Related One Word
Defunct

11. No longer used because something

1. Names that are wrong or not proper or
newer exists - Obsolete
appropriate - Misnomer
12. Noisy and overexcited reactions or
2. Names that someone (such as a writer)
responses to something - Brouhaha
uses instead of his or her real name -
Pseudonym 13. Noisy arguments or disagreements,
especially in public - Altercation
3. Narrow passageways between or behind
buildings - Alley 14. Noisy arguments or fights - Fracas

4. Natural likings for and understanding of 15. Not able or willing to believe something
someone or something - Affinity - Incredulous

5. New activities, projects, business, etc., 16. Not able to be corrected or changed -
that typically involve risk - Venture Incorrigible

6. New and experimental ideas and 17. Not able to be stopped or changed -
methods in art, music, or literature - Inexorable
Avant-garde
18. Not able to communicate with other
7. Newspapers with small pages (usually people - Incommunicado
half the size of those in larger papers) -
19. Not acceptable to talk about or do -
Tabloid
Taboo
8. Newspapers that print a lot of shocking
20. Not active, not now developing or
stories about people's private lives rather
causing symptoms - Quiescent
than serious news - Gutter press
21. Not as important as something else -
9. No longer active or effective: close to
Subsidiary
failure - Moribund
22. Not capable of life - Inanimate

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23. Not clear in meaning: stated in a way 35. Not interesting, funny, etc., because of
that is general and not specific - Vague being used too often - Hackneyed

24. Not completely clear or transparent 36. Not keeping anything secret or hidden:
but clear enough to allow light to pass honest and direct - Upfront
through - Translucent
37. Not letting light through: not
25. Not connected with spiritual or transparent, difficult to understand or
religious matters - Secular explain - Opaque

26. Not deserving serious attention - 38. Not liking to work or be active -
Frivolous Indolent

27. Not doing or involving much physical 39. Not lively or interesting: dull or boring -
activity - Sedentary Vapid

28. Not easily described: having no special 40. Not made of physical substances: not
or interesting qualities, parts, etc.: typical able to be touched - Intangible
and uninteresting - Nondescript
41. Not necessary or appropriate -
29. Not easily stopped or pulled apart: very Unwarranted
determined to do something - Tenacious
42. Not producing the desired effect -
30. Not giving enough thought to other Inefficacious
people's feelings or needs - Inconsiderate
43. Not showing enough care and attention
31. Not having made a will - Intestate - Remiss

32. Not having or showing good judgment - 44. Not strong or stable and likely to break
Indiscreet - Rickety

33. Not having or showing good manners, 45. Not very developed or advanced -
good taste, or politeness - Vulgar Rudimentary

34. Not intended or planned - Inadvertent

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46. Not very easy to see or notice - 4. Objects, activities, or ideas that are
Inconspicuous used as symbols of something else -
Metaphor
47. Not willing to tell people about things -
Reticent 5. Objects or materials that are collected
because they are related to a particular
48. Not within the range of what someone
event, person, etc.: things collected as
knows or understands - Ken
souvenirs - Memorabilia
49. Novels, movies, etc., that are very
6. Objects that are used to do a particular
exciting: a story full of exciting action,
activity: objects of a particular kind -
mystery, adventure, or suspense - Thriller
Paraphernalia
50. Number of people who are killed or
7. Occurring between members of the
injured in an accident, disaster, war - Toll
same country, group, or organization -
Internecine
O Related One Word
8. Of, belonging to, or seeming to come
1. Objects (such as a ring or stone) that are from an early time in the very ancient past -
believed to have magic powers and to Primitive
cause good things to happen to the person
9. (Of a person) not identified by name; of
who has it - Talisman
unknown name - Anonymous
2. Objects or pictures used to suggest a
10. Offence of marrying someone while
thing that cannot be shown: person or
already married to another person -
thing that represents an idea - Emblem
Bigamy
3. Object, pieces of evidence, or some
11. Official agreements that are made
information that helps the police solve a
between two or more countries or groups -
crime - Clue
Treaty

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12. Official announcements about a 22. Ornaments or small pieces of jewelry
usually very important piece of news - thought to give protection against evil,
Communiqué danger, or disease - Amulet

13. Open opposition toward a person or 23. Out of control with anger or
group in authority - Rebellion excitement; wild or frenzied - Berserk

14. Open to more than one interpretation: 24. Outdoor meals or parties when food is
not having one obvious meaning - cooked in this way - Barbecue
Ambiguous
25. Outlines or outer edges of something -
15. Operations in which police or other Contour
forces surround a building and cut off
26. Outside edges of an area: the area that
supplies, with the aim of forcing an armed
surrounds a place or thing - Periphery
person to surrender - Siege

16. Opinions or beliefs of the majority - P Related One Word

Vox populi
1. Persons who are in charge of or take
17. Opponents or enemies that are very
care of something - Warden
difficult to defeat - Nemesis
2. Persons who are kept in a prison or
18. Opponents that are easy to defeat -
mental hospital - Inmate
Pushover
3. Persons who are killed or who suffer
19. Orders that must be followed - Diktat
greatly for a religion, cause, etc. - Martyr
20. Organized search for a person and
4. Persons who are not loyal to his or her
especially for a criminal - Manhunt
own country, friends, etc. - Traitor
21. Original copies of a play, book, piece of
5. Persons who are not welcome or
music, etc., before those have been
wanted in a place - Intruder
printed - Manuscript

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6. Persons who are running away to avoid something that causes trouble and cannot
being captured - Fugitive be controlled - Renegade

7. Persons who are sent by one 15. Persons who like or admire women -
government to represent it in dealing with Philogynist
another government - Envoy
16. Persons who like seeing and talking or
8. Persons who are skilled in magic or who writing about something that is considered
have magical powers: a sorcerer or a to be private - Voyeur
magician, a person who is very good at
17. Parts of checks, tickets, etc., that can
something - Wizard
be kept as a record when it is torn off -
9. Persons who are unfairly blamed for Counterfoil
something that others have done -
18. Parts of cities in which members of a
Scapegoat
particular group or race live usually in poor
10. Persons who are very enthusiastic conditions - Ghetto
about something - Fiend
19. Parts of theaters, concert halls, etc. in
11. Persons who are walking in a city, which the audiences sit - Auditorium
along a road, etc. - Pedestrian
20. Parts of the earth's surface that are
12. Persons who know a lot about directly above the place where an
something (such as art, wine, food, etc.): earthquake starts - Epicenter
an expert in a particular subject -
21. Parts of your mind that tell you whether
Connoisseur
your actions are right or wrong -
13. Persons who lack experience and Conscience
knowledge - Greenhorn
22. Parts or elements of something - Facet
14. Persons who leave one political,
23. Partial or total loss of memory -
religious, etc. group to join another that
Amnesia
has very different views: someone or

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24. Partial refunds to someone who has 36. Performances of something -
paid too much for tax, rent, or a utility - RENDITION
Rebate
37. Periods immediately before an action
25. Particular subjects or issues that are or event - RUN UP
discussed often or repeatedly - Theme
38. Periods of 1,000 years - MILLENNIUM
26. Particular types or categories of
39. Periods of temporary economic
literature or art - Genre
decline during which trade and industrial
27. Particular ways of thinking: a person's activities are reduced - RECESSION
attitude or set of opinions about
40. Periods of time during which someone
something - Mindset
does not work at his or her regular job and
28. Particular ways of walking - Gait is able to rest, travel, do research, etc. -
SABBATICAL
29. Passages between rows of seats in a
building such as a church or theatre, an 41. Periods of time that are very important
aircraft, or train - AISLE in history - EPOCH

30. Paying money to get a publication or 42. Periods of time when people stay
service regularly - SUBSCRIBE awake, especially at night, to watch a sick
person, say prayers, protest, etc - VIGIL
31. People in the future - POSTERITY
43. Periods of time when something
32. People of high social status - GENTRY
(activities or programs) are stopped -
33. People who are extremely poor -
HIATUS
DESTITUDE
44. Periods when days end and nights
34. People who are famous, wealthy, and
begin - TWILIGHT
attractive - GLITTERATI
45. Periods when many more babies are
35. People who can vote in an election -
born than usual - BABY BOOM
ELECTORATE

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46. Periods when something does not 56. Persons or things that one particularly
increase or advance any further - PLATEAU dislikes - BETE NOIRE

47. Permanent administrative offices 57. Persons or things that take the place of
department, especially governmental ones someone or something else - SUBSTITUTE
- SECRETARIATE
58. Persons or things that take the place or
48. Persons or things regarded as an exact perform the duties of someone or
copy of another - CLONE something else - SURROGATE

49. Persons or things that attract a lot of 59. Persons or things which provide
attention or interest - CYNOSURE stability or confidence in an otherwise
uncertain situation - ANCHOR
50. Persons or things that cause a change -
CATALYST 60. Persons that somebody spends a lot of
time with - Crony
51. Persons or things that do not go or
move as quickly as others - LAGGARD 61. Persons who accompany and look
after another person or group of people -
52. Persons or things that are connected
CHAPERONE
with or related to another, often in a way
that one would not expect - BEDFELLOW 62. Persons who actively oppose or are
hostile to someone or something: an
53. Persons or things that are extremely
adversary - ANTAGONIST
important or large in size - COLOSSUS
63. Persons who actively use the Internet,
54. Persons or things that are the direct
especially in a proper and responsible way
opposite of someone or something else -
- NETIZEN
ANTITHESIS

55. Persons or things that are the most

important part of an organization, a plan,
etc., because everything else depends on
them or it - LINCHPIN

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 pieces of paper) rub against each other -
Q Related One Word
Rustle

11. Quiet and peaceful - Tranquil

1. Qualities of always behaving in the
same way or of having the same opinions, 12. Quiet and polite, not showy or flashy -
standard, etc - Constituency Demure

2. Qualities of being faithful to one's 13. Quotations from or references to a

husband, wife, or sexual partner - Fidelity book, paper, or author, especially in a
scholarly work - Citation
3. Qualities of being honest and fair -
Integrity

4. Qualities of being very similar or equal -

R Related One Word
Symmetry
1. (Route or journey) longer than the most
5. Qualities of being very unwilling to direct way - Circuitous
spend money - Parsimony
2. Raised platforms for a speaker,
6. Qualities that cause people to feel performer, or the leader of an orchestra -
sympathy and sadness - Pathos Podium

7. Qualities that make one person or thing 3. Raised platforms in a large room or hall
different from another - Trait that people stand on when performing or
speaking to an audience - Dais
8. Quantities of work that should have
been done already, but have not yet been 4. Range or series of related things -
done - Backlog Gamut

9. Quick looks or glances - Dekko 5. Ready and excited to start to do

something - Raring
10. Quick series of soft, light sounds
caused when things (such as leaves or 6. Reasons or explanations for something -
Rationale

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7. Reasons that you give to hide your real 18. Rights or benefits that are given to
reason for doing something - Pretext some people and not to others - Privilege

8. Records of events year by year - Annals 19. Rights or the capacity to bring an
action or to appear in a court - Locus
9. Refers to the fact that something has
Standi
been done or repeated so often that it has
become annoying or tiresome - Ad 20. Rights or privileges - Prerogative
nauseam
21. Rights to choose what should be done
10. Referring to sex in a rude but humorous in a particular situation - Discretion
way - Ribald
22. Rights to vote in an election - Suffrage
11. Refusing (something, such as an offer
23. Ritual suicides by cutting open one's
or suggestion) in a rude way - Rebuff
stomach with a sword - Hara-kiri
12. Refusing to be persuaded or to change
24. Robots with a human appearance -
one's mind - Adamant
Android
13. Regular period of sleep or rest in the
25. Rooms in a public building where
afternoon in some hot countries - Siesta
outdoor clothes or luggage may be left -
14. Regular, repeated patterns of sounds Clockroom
or movements - Rhythm
26. Rough or noisy - Rowdy
15. Reinforced underground shelters,
27. Roughly made model of a person that
typically for use in wartime - Bunker
is made in order to be damaged or
16. Returning to an earlier and usually destroyed as a protest - Effigy
worse state or condition - Retrograde
28. Roughly or quickly thrust (a sharp or
17. Rich persons who have at least a pointed object) someone or something -
million dollars, pounds - Millionaires Jab

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29. Routine tasks, especially a household 5. Saying that (something) is smaller, less
one - Chores important, etc., than it really is -
Understate
30. Rules or principles that most people
believe to be true - Axiom 6. Saying that something you said or wrote
is not true or correct - Retract
31. Rules that say how people should
behave - Precept 7. Saying that you are not responsible for
(something): to deny that you know about
32. Rules about the proper and polite way
or are involved in (something) - Disavow
to communicate with other people when
one is using the Internet - Netiquette 8. Scenes full of noise and confusion -
Bedlam

9. Searching for something especially by

S Related One Word moving and looking through the contents
of a place - Rummage
1. Sad moods or feelings - Melancholy
10. Searching through waste, junk, etc., for
2. Said to somebody who is leaving on a something that can be saved, used, or
journey, to wish them a good journey - Bon eaten - Scavenge
voyage
11. Seats for passengers on a motorcycle -
3. Sailors who attacked ships at sea and Pillion
stole from them: the person who acts in a
12. Secret agreements especially in order
recklessly adventurous and often
to do something dishonest or to trick
unscrupulous way, especially in business -
people - Collusion
Buccaneer
13. Secret or disguised ways of writing: a
4. Saying or writing very harsh and critical
code - Cipher
things about (someone or something) -
Vilify

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14. Secretly try to ruin or destroy a 23. Sets of clothes that are worn together:
government, political system, etc. - a group of people working together in the
Subvert same activity - Outfit

15. Sections or tables of subsidiary matter 24. Sets of ideas that somebody believes
at the end of a book or document - in and tries to persuade others to accept -
Appendix Gospel

16. Seeming like real life because it is very 25. Sets of principles concerned with the
clear, bright, or detailed, very bright in nature and appreciation of beauty -
color - Vivid Aesthetics

17. Seeming to be seen everywhere - 26. Sets of tools or supplies that a person
Ubiquitous uses for a particular purpose or activity -
Kit
18. Selling (a business, property, etc.)
especially to pay off debt - Liquidate 27. Severe mental or physical pain or
suffering - Anguish
19. Sending (a person who has been
accused of a crime) to another state or 28. Severe snowstorms with high winds: a
country for trial - Extradite large quantity of things that may seem to
be attacking you - Blizzard
20. Sending away (some of a company's
work) to be done by people outside the 29. Sexually attracted to people of the
company - Outsource same sex - Homosexual

21. Series of changes - Flux 30. Shared by, including or typical of a

whole group of things: not specific -
22. Series of three novels, movies, etc.,
Generic
that are closely related and involve the
same characters or themes - Trilogy 31. Shiny quality of a surface that reflects
light - Luster

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32. Someone who predicts things that will 41. Something (such as a business) that
happen in the future - Prophet develops from something larger -
Derivative
33. Someone who saves something or
someone from danger, harm, failure, etc. - 42. Something (such as a force, campaign,
Savior or movement) that is extremely large and
powerful and cannot be stopped -
34. Someone who supports a particular
Juggernaut
cause, belief, etc. - Advocate
43. Something (such as a greeting) that
35. Someone who talks about something
people say in order to be polite - Civility
with great enthusiasm - Enthusiast
44. Something (such as a situation) that is
36. Someone who teaches or gives help
made up of two opposite things and that
and advice to a less experienced and often
seems impossible but is actually true or
younger person - Mentor
possible - Paradox
37. Someone who tends to criticize, reject,
45. Something (such as a special
or ignore people who come from a lower
ceremony) that is intended to honor an
social class and have less education, etc. -
important event or person from the past -
Snob
Commemoration
38. Someone who travels to a holy place -
Pilgrim
T Related One Word
39. Someone who tries to get an advantage
or something valuable from a situation 1. Tending to be quiet: not speaking
without thinking about what is fair or right - frequently - Taciturn
Opportunist
2. That can be done: that will be
40. (Something unwelcome) flourishing or successful - Viable
spreading unchecked, unrestrained in
3. The last of a series - Omega
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4. The same book or piece of writing as the 14. The traditional knowledge, beliefs, and
one that has just been mentioned - Ibid stories that relate to a particular place,
subject, or group - Lore
5. The thing added to something else as a
supplementary rather than an essential 15. The treatment to improve the
part - Adjunct appearance and health of the feet or
toenails - Pedicure
6. The thing or a person that has no chance
of success - Noose 16. The trusted follower or supporter who
performs unpleasant, wrong, or illegal
7. The thing that existed before or logically
tasks for a powerful person - Henchman
precedes another - Antecedent
17. The two-hundredth anniversary of a
8. The thing that hides or covers
significant event - Bicentenary
somebody/something - Cloak
18. Theories or a group of ideas about how
9. The thing that is added or attached to
something should be done, made, or
something larger or more important -
thought about - Paradigm
Appendage

10. The thing that is inappropriate,

especially a remark or expression -
U Related One Word
Infelicity

11. The thing that is most important to

1. Unusual habits or way of behaving,
someone or something - Raison detre
something strange that happens by
12. The time at which something begins - chance - Quirk
Inception
2. Unusual or excessive concern about
13. The time that something of quality was one's health - Hypochondria
produced - Vintage
3. Unusual ways in which a particular
person behaves or thinks - Idiosyncrasy

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4. Urging or requesting (someone) 14. Used to express excitement or joy -
solemnly or earnestly to do something - Yahoo
Adjure
15. Used to express excitement when a
5. Using (something) in a foolish or discovery has been made - Eureka
wasteful way - Squander
16. Used to indicate that a named person
6. Use of deception or subterfuge to is also known or more familiar under
achieve one's purpose - Chicanery another specified name - Alias

7. Use of machines to do work that was 17. Used to refer to a process in which
previously done by people - Automation actors are chosen for a film/movie, etc. if
they have sex with the person in charge of
8. Use of many words where fewer would
choosing the art - Casting couch
do, especially in a deliberate attempt to be
vague or evasive - Circumlocution
V Related One Word
9. Use of tricks especially to hide, avoid, or
get something - Subterfuge
1. (Victory) won at too great a cost - Pyrrhic
10. Use of words that mean the opposite of
2. Valuable stolen goods, especially those
what one really wants to say especially in
seized in war - Booty
order to insult someone, to show irritation,
3. Various forms in which the atoms of a
or to be funny - Sarcasm
chemical element can occur - Isotope
11. Use of words to exchange thoughts
4. Very angry or violent disagreement
and ideas - Discourse
between two or more people or groups -
12. Used in reference to luxurious
Strife
accommodations - Ritz
5. Very bad: causing great fear or worry -
13. Used to describe something that exists
Dire
but that is not officially accepted or
recognized - De facto

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6. Very bad or frightening experience or 17. Very eager or curious to hear or see
situation - Nightmare something - Agog

7. Very big and powerful companies or 18. Very excited or upset - Overwrought
organizations - Behemoth
19. Very famous or successful person -
8. Very careful about behaving properly Luminary
and doing things in a correct and accurate
way - Punctilious
W Related One Word
9. Very careful about doing something in
1. Ways of life, an attitude, an idea, etc.
an extremely accurate and exact way -
that has become very popular, system of
Meticulous
religious beliefs and rituals - Cult
10. Very close to being something without
2. Ways of protecting oneself against the
actually being it - Virtual
loss of something - Hedge
11. Very comfortable and expensive -
3. Way that a person thinks about things -
Opulent
Outlook
12. Very complicated and difficult to
4. Ways that a room or the inside of a
understand - Turgid
building is decorated - Decor
13. Very determined or loyal - Diehard
5. Ways that prevent other people from
14. Very different, strange, or unusual -
finding out who you are - Incognito
Exotic
6. Wealthy persons who give money and
15. Very dirty and unpleasant, immoral or
time to help make life better for other
dishonest - Squalid
people - Philanthropist
16. Very dirty or untidy state or condition -
7. Well-known phrases that express a
Mess
general truth about life or a rule about
behavior - Maxim

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Y Related One Word
Bacchanal

9. Wild and noisy celebrations - Revelry

1. Young children who are just learning to
10. Willing to do dishonest things in return walk – Toddler
for money - Venal
2. Young women who are not married –
11. Wise, skilled, and respected Damsel
government leaders - Statesman
3. Young person who is usually talented in
12. Without a future date being arranged - some way – Prodigy
Sine die
4. Young person who is taught and helped
13. Women who control a family, group, or by someone who has a lot of knowledge
government - Matriarch and experience - Protege

14. Women who have control or power

over others - Mistress

15. Women who are paid to care for a

young child usually in the child's home -
Nanny

16. Women who are thought to have magic

powers - Witch

17. Women who use their sexual charm to

make men do what they want - Vamp

18. Women who work in a bar, serving

drinks - Bartender

19. Women whose job is to be in charge of

children or other women - Matron

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WORDS RELATED WITH FIELDS OF 18. Phonetics(स्वर ववज्ञान ) : the study of
STUDY: speech sounds, and their production,
transmission and reception
1. Zoology( जीव ववज्ञान): the study of animals
19. Anthropology( मानव ववज्ञान) : the study of
2. Botany(वनस्पवि ववज्ञान ): the study of plants the development of mankind
3. Ornithology(पक्षीववज्ञान ): the study of birds 20. Archaeology( पुराित्व ववज्ञान) : excavation
and study of physical remains of early
4. Entomology( कीटववज्ञान): the study of
civilisations
insects
21. Cryogenics(कम िापमानयुक्त ) : the science
5. Pisciculture (मत्स्य पालन ): the study of
of dealing with the production control and
fishes
the application of very low temperatures
6. Theology ( धममशास्त्र): the study of religion
22. Demography(जनिाोंख्यिकी ववज्ञान ) : the
7. Toxicology (ववष ववद्या ): the science and study of human population with the help of
medical study of dealing with poisons the records of the number of births and
deaths
8. Seismology(भूकम्प ववज्ञान ): the study of
earthquakes and the phenomena associated 23. Epigraphy (पुरालेखशास्त्र ): the study of
with them inscriptions

9. Sericulture(रे शमकीट पालन ): the study of 24. Ecology(पररख्यिवि ववज्ञान ) : the study of the
silkworm breeding relationship between plants and animals to
their surroundings
10. Numismatics(विक्कों का अध्ययन ) : the
study of coins and metals 25. Etymology( शब्कों का इविहाि का अध्ययन) :
the study of origin and history of words
11. Meteorology( मौिम ववज्ञान) : the scientific
study of weather conditions 26. Ethnology( मानव जाविववज्ञान) : the study of
human races
12. Orthography (लेखन-प्रणाली ): the science of
spellings 27. Eugenics(िुजनन ववज्ञान ) : the study of
production of better offsprings by the careful
13. Paleontology( जीवाश्म ववज्ञान) : the study of
selection of parents
past life forms through fossils
28. Etiology(हैिुकी ) : the study of causes of
14. Acoustics( ध्ववन ववज्ञान) : the study of sound
diseases
15. Aeronautics( हवाई जहाज़ चलाने की ववद्या) :
29. Genetics( आनुवोंवशक ववज्ञान) : the study of
the science or art of flight
heredity of individuals
16. Aesthetics( िौन्दयम शास्त्र) : the philosophy of
30. Geology(भूववज्ञान ) : the study of rocks,
fine arts
soils, and minerals
17. Philology(भाषाशास्त्र ) : the study of written
31. Psychology(मनकववज्ञान ) : the study of
records, their authenticity etc
human mind

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32. Biology(जीव ववज्ञान ) : the study of physical 48. Philander( इश्कबाज) : One who amuses
life oneself by love-making

33. Astronomy(खगकलशास्त्र ) : the study of 49. Zymology( वकण्वववज्ञान) : Study of enzymes

stars
50. Cardiology(हृदय ववज्ञान ) : A study of heart.
34. Calligraphy(िुलेखन ) : the art of beautiful
51. Gerontology( वृद्धावस्‍था और उिके रकगकों का
handwriting
वैज्ञावनक अध्‍ययन) : A study of old age.
35. Alchemy(कीवमया / रिायन ववद्या ) : the study
of chemistry in ancient time 52. Speleology( गुफा का अध्ययन) : A study of
caves.
36. Bibliography(ग्रोंथ िूची ) : the study of
history of a list of books on a subject 53. Oncology( कैंिर का अध्ययन) : A study of
tumours.
37. Chronology( घटनाक्रम) : the science of
arranging time in periods and ascertaining 54. Anemology(वायु का अध्ययन) : A study of
the dates and historical order of the past wind.
events 55. Craniology(कपाल ववज्ञान ) : A study of
38. Cytology( ककवशकाववज्ञान) : the study of skulls.
cells 56. Optometry( दृविवमवि) : science of
39. Lexicography(ककशकमम ) : the writing or examining the eyes
compiling of dictionaries 57. Palaeontology(जीवाश्म का अध्ययन) : A
40. Philately(वटकट िोंग्रहण ) : the collection study of fossils.
and study of stamps 58. Dactylology(िोंकेि भाषा) : The technique of
41. Astronomer(खगकलज्ञ ) : One who studies communicating by signs made with the
the sky and stars fingers

42. Diplomacy(कूटनीवि ) : The art of practiced 59. Dendrology(वृक्ष का अध्ययन) : A study of

by statesman and ambassadors trees

43. Feminist(नारीवादी ) : One who thinks of the 60. Petrology(वशला-ववज्ञान ) : A study of rocks
welfare of women 61. Neurology(िोंविका ववज्ञान ) : The branch of
44. Physiology(शरीर वक्रया ववज्ञान ) : The study medical science that deals with the nervous
of body/ the science which treats of the body system.

45. Physiognomy( आकृवि ववज्ञान) : The study of 62. Paediatrics(बालवचवकत्सा ववज्ञान ) : The study
human face of the illness of children.

46. Pyrotechnics(आविशबाज़ी बनाने की ववद्या ) : 63. Palaeography( पुरावलवप शास्त्र) : The study of
The art of making fireworks ancient writings.

47. Naturalist(प्रकृविववज्ञानी ) : One who studies 64. Viticulture( अोंगूर की खेिी) : The cultivation
plant & animal life of grapevines

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65. Olericulture(िागभाजी की खेिी ) : The 83. Orology(पवमि ववज्ञान ) : Study of mountains
cultivation of edible plants especially leafy
84. Ophiology(िाोंपकों का अध्ययन ) : Study of
vegetables and herbs
snakes
66. Horticulture(बागवानी ) : The art and
85. Melittology( मधुमख्यियकों के वैज्ञावनक अध्ययन) :
practice of garden cultivation and
Study of bees
management
86. Emetology( उल्टी उत्पन्न करने वाले अोंगक की
67. Floriculture( पुष्पकृवष) : The cultivation of
flowers शरीर रचना एवों उल्टी की शरीरवक्रया का अध्ययन) :
Study of vomiting
68. Arboriculture(वृक्षकत्पादन ) : The cultivation
of trees and shrubs 87. Endocrinology(अोंि:स्राव ववद्या ) : Study of
glands
69. Pyrgology(मीनारकों का अध्ययन) : study of
towers 88. Dendrology(वृक्ष का अध्ययन) : Study of
trees
70. Pyretology(बुखार िम्बख्यि अध्ययन) : study of
fevers 89. Dactylography(उों गवलयकों के वनशान का अध्ययन
) : The study of fingerprints
71. Rhinology(नाक का अध्ययन) : study of the
90. Astroseismology : Study of star
nose
oscillations
72. Radiology(वववकरण वचवकत्सा ववज्ञान ) : study
91. Agronomics(कृवषववज्ञान ) : Study of
of X-rays and their medical applications
productivity of land
73. Acology(औषवधववज्ञान ) : Study of medical
92. Desmology(स्नायुबोंधन के अध्ययन ) : A study
remedies
of ligaments
74. Aerodonetics( वायुगविकी) : Study of gliding
93. Gerocomy(बुजुगम लकगक की वचवकत्सा दे खभाल
75. Alethiology : Study of truth अध्ययन) : Medical treatment of the elderly
76. Aphnology( धन का ववज्ञान) : Science of 94. Graminology( घािववज्ञान) : A study of
wealth grasses
77. Gastroenterology(जठराोंिरकगववज्ञान ) : Study 95. Hoplology(शस्त्र का अध्ययन) : The study of
of stomach weapons
78. Oenology(मवदरा िथा वाइन उत्पादन का 96. Hygrology(आर्द्मिाववज्ञान ) : Study of
अध्ययन ) : Study of wines humidity
79. Odontology( दों िववज्ञान) : Study of teeth 97. Kinematics(गवि का अध्ययन ) : Study of
motion
80. Therology : Study of mammals
98. Kalology(िौोंदयमशास्त्र ) : Study of beauty
81. Sciagraphy(वचि में छाया दरिाने की कला ) :
Art of shading 99. Nephrology( वकडनी का अध्ययन) : The study
82. Pedagogics(वशक्षाशास्त्र) : Study of teaching of the kidneys

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100. Parole(वचन ) : promise given by a 11. Obstetrician(प्रिूवि ववशेषज्ञ ) : doctor who
prisoner not to escape specialises in delivering babies and in
medical problems related to childbirth

12. Cartographer( नक्शाकार) : one who draws

WORDS RELATED WITH PEOPLE AND
maps
THEIR PROFESSIONS:
13. Choreographer(नृत्य प्रवशक्षक ) : one who
1. Anaesthetist (चेिनाशून्य करने वाला ) : a teaches the art of dancing
person trained to administer medicine which
produces insensitivity, as during an 14. Curator(िोंग्रहालय अध्यक्ष ) : one who is in
operation charge of a museum or a cricket pitch

2. Cardiologist( हृदयरकग ववशेषज्ञ) : a physician 15. Lexicographer(ककश लेखक ) : one who

who specialises in treating heart diseases compiles a dictionary

3. Dermatologist(त्वचा ववशेषज्ञ ) : a specialist in 16. Jockey(घुड़ दौड़ का पेशेवर घुडिवार ) : a

the treatment of skin diseases professional rider in horse races

4. Nephrologist( वकडनी रकग ववशेषज्ञ) : kidney 17. Sculptor( मूविमकार) : one who carves in
specialist stone

5. Oncologist( कैंिर ववशेषज्ञ) : specialist in 18. Confectioner(हलवाई ) : one who sells

tumors and cancer sweets and pastries

6. Paediatrician( वशशु वचवकत्सक) : a doctor 19. Connoisseur( पारखी) : one who has special
who specialises in the care and treatment of skill in judging art, music etc
babies and young children
20. Florist(पुष्पववक्रेिा ) : one who deals in
7. Orthopaedist(हड्डी ववशेषज्ञ ) : doctor who flowers
specialises in the treatment of bones, spine,
21. Astronauts(अन्तररक्ष यािी ) : one who
joint muscles
travels in spacecraft
8. Ophthalmologist( नेि-ववशेषज्ञ) : doctor who
22. Cobbler(मकची ) : one who mends shoes
specialises in the treatment of functions and
diseases of the eye 23. Philatelist( वटकट िोंग्रही) : one who collects
postage stamps
9. Neurologist(िोंविका-ववज्ञान का ववशेषज्ञ ) :
doctor who specialises in treating disorders 24. Lapidist : one who cuts previous stones
of the nervous system
25. Stevedore( ज़हाज़ िे माल उिारने चढ़ाने वाला
10. Gynaecologist(स्त्रीरकग ववशेषज्ञ ) : doctor who मज़दू र) : one who loads and unloads ships
specialises in the cure of women, especially
26. Chauffeur( मकटर चालक) : one who drives a
in matters concerning the reproductive
organs motor car

27. Drover( चरवाहा) : one who deals in cattle

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28. Oculist( नेि ववशेषज्ञ) : One who attends to 44. Tanner(चममशकधक ) : One who converts
the disease of the eye raw into leather

29. Optician( चश्मा बनाने वाला) : One who test 45. Pilot( ववमान चालक) : One who flies an aero
eye sight and sells spectacles plane

30. Physician(वचवकत्सक/वैद्य ) : One who 46. Acrobat( कलाबाज़) : One who performs
attends to sick people daring gymnastic feat

31. Surgeon( शल्य वचवकत्सक) : One who treats 47. Usurer(िूदखकर ) : One who lands money at
disease by performing operation exorbitance interest

32. Dentist(दन्त वचवकत्सक ) : One who attends 48. Scavenger(िफाई कामगार ) : One who
to the teeth cleans the street

33. Psychologist(मनकवचवकत्सक ) : One who 49. Conjuror(जादू गर ) : One who performs

studies the working of the human mind magic trick by sleight of hand

34. Audiologists(श्रवण ववज्ञानी ) : One who 50. Astrodome(खगकलगुम्बद ) : A transparent

treats deaf or mute to learn to communicate dome on the top of an airplane where the
navigator can make celestial observation
35. Pale pathologist(रकगववज्ञानी ) : One who
studies of ancient diseases 51. Usurper(जबदम स्ती कब्जा करने वाला ) : One
who wrongfully or illegally seizes and holds
36. Architect(वशल्पकार ) : One who design of
the place of another
building
52. Malingerer(जी चुराने वाला ) : One who
37. Draper( वस्र-ववक्रेिा) : One who deal in
pretends illness to escape duty
clothes
53. Introvert(अोंिमुमखी व्यख्यक्त ) : One who is
38. Stenographer(आशुवलवपक ) : One who
more interested in himself
write by shorthand
54. Extrovert( बवहमुमखी व्यख्यक्त) : One who is
39. Veterinarian(पशु वचवकत्सक ) : One who
more interested in others
treats animals
55. Dotage( िवठयापा/ मविक्षीणिा) : Old age
40. Compositor( अक्षर िोंयकजक) : One who sets
when a man behaves like a fool
type for books
56. Itinerant(भ्रमणकारी ) : One who travels
41. Pediatricians(वशशुवचवकत्स ) : One who
from place to place
treats problems of infants, children, baby.
57. Evasive(टालने वाला ) : One who does not
42. Fruiterur(फल ववक्रेिा ) : One who deal in
take definite stand
fruits
58. Disciple(शावगदम / अनुयायी) : One who works
43. Juggler(मदारी ) : One who performs trick
in return for being taught the trade
by sleight of hand
59. Bumpkin(गँवार ) : One who comes from a
village and considered stupid

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60. Poet(कवव ) : One who write poetry 77. Pagan(मूविमपूजक) : Person who does not
believe in any religion
61. Author(लेखक ) : One who write books
78. Rebut( खोंडन करना) : Opposing arguments
62. Novelist(उपन्यािकार ) : One who write
novel 79. Butler(नौकर ) : A man who works in a
very large house as a servant.
63. Meticulous(अवििावधान ) : One who is very
careful and particular 80. Bookworm(वकिाबी कीड़ा ) : A person who
reads a lot.
64. Philistine( िोंस्कृवि ववमुख) : One who does
not care for literature 81. Beautician(िौोंदयम प्रिावधका ) : A person who
runs a beauty parlour.
65. Exorcist(ओझा ) : An expert on evil spirit
82. Barbarian(जोंगली/ अिभ्य/ बबमर ) : A person
66. Aesthete(िौोंदयमप्रेमी ) : Person who loves
who is uncivilized.
nature
83. Astronaut(अन्तररक्ष यािी ) : A person who
67. Mediocre(औिि प्रविभा ) : One who is
travels in space.
neither intelligent nor dull
84. Atheist(नाख्यस्तक ) : A person who does not
68. Imposter(पाखोंडी ) : Person pretending to
believe in god.
be somebody he is not
85. Editor(िम्पादक ) : Person who directs
69. Recluse( एकाोंिवािी/बैरागी) : Person who
preparation of a news paper.
lives alone and avoids other people
86. Glutton( पेटू) : One who eats too much.
70. Polyglot(बहुभाषी ) : One who speaks many
languages 87. Herbivorous(शाकाहारी ) : Animals which
live on herbs / plants
71. Malcontent( अिोंिुि व्यख्यक्त) : Person who is
always dissatisfied 88. Carnivorous(माोंिाहारी ) : One who eats
flesh.
72. Cynic(वनोंदक ) : One who thinks human
nature is evil 89. Omnivorous(िवामहारी ) : One who eats both
plants and other animals.
73. Parvenu(अल्‍प िमय में बहुि धनी ) : One who
has suddenly gained new wealth 90. Graminivorous(घाि खानेवाला ) : Animal
that eat grasses.
74. Dandy(वस्त्र की ओर ववशेष ध्यान दे नेवाला मनुष्य
) : One who pays too much attention to his 91. Cannibal(आदमखकर/ नरभक्षी ) : A person
clothes and appearance who eats human flesh/An animal which eats
others of its ownspecies.
75. Bursar(ककषाध्यक्ष ) : Person who holds
scholarship at a university 92. Frugivore(फलभक्षी ) : One who eats fruits.

76. Epicurean : One whose attitude is to eat, 93. Omnipresent(िवमव्यापी ) : One who is
drink and merry present everywhere.

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94. Omnipotent( िवमशख्यक्तमान) : One who have 3. Aviary(पक्षीशाल ) : a place where birds are
unlimited power. kept

95. Omniscient(िवमज्ञ ) : One who knows 4. Asylum(पागलखाना ) : a place where mad

everything. persons are kept

96. Orator( वक्ता) : A proficient public speaker. 5. Archives( अवभलेखागार) : a place where
government records are kept
97. Optimist(आशावादी ) : One who looks at the
bright side of things. 6. Arena(अखाड़ा ) : a place for wrestling

98. Pessimist(वनराशावादी ) : A person who 7. Morgue( मुदामघर) : a place where dead

always expects bad things to happen. bodies are kept for identification

99. Octogenarian (अस्सीविवषीय व्यख्यक्त ): A 8. Mortuary( शवगृह) : a place where dead

person from eighty and eighty nine years old. body are kept for post-mortem

100. Nonagenarian( नब्बे िे वनन्यान्वे वषम के व्यख्यक्त) 9. Cemetery( कविस्तान) : a place where dead
: A person from ninety years and ninety nine bodies are buried
years old.
10. Crematorium( श्मशान) : a cremation
101. Sexagenarian(िाठ वषम का व्यख्यक्त ) : A ground where the last funeral rites are
person from sixty to sixty nine years old. performed

102. Septuagenarian(िप्तवि वषीय ) : A person 11. Sanatorium(आरकग्यआश्रम/ स्वास्थ्यालय ) : a

from seventy to seventy nine years old. place for the sick to recover health

103. Polygraph ( बहुलेखी): A lie detector. 12. Orphanage(अनाथालय ) : a place where

orphans are housed
104. Solicitor( वकील) : A legal advisor.
13. Casino(जुआघर ) : a place with gambling
105. Spectators(दशमक ) : A person who
table
watches an event
14. Brewery(शराब की भट्टी ) : a factory for
106. Samaritan ( नेक आदमी): One who helps
manufacturing beer
other.
15. Barrack(िेना वनवाि/बैरक ) : a building for
107. Spokesman(प्रवक्ता ) : A person who
lodging of soldiers
speaks on behalf of a group of others.
16. Mint( विक्ा बनाने का कारखाना) : a place
where money is coined
WORDS RELATED WITH PLACES:
17. Igloo( एख्यस्कमक की झकपड़ी) : the house of an
1. Aquarium(मत्स्यालय ) : a tank for fishes Eskimo

2. Apiary( मधमख्यियकों के पालने का िान) : a 18. Scabbard / sheath(म्यान ) : a case in which

place where bees are kept a sword is kept

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19. Orchard( बगीचा) : a place where fruit 36. Pen(मवेवशयकों का बाड़ा ) : A sheep lives in
trees are grown
37. Burrow( वबल) : A rabbit lives in
20. Stable(िबेला ) : a place where horses are
38. Castle(वकला ) : A Noble man lives in
kept
39. Cottage(कुवटया ) : A Peasant lives in
21. Sty( िूअरखाना) : a place where pigs are
kept 40. Caravan( कावफला/ कारवाँ ) : A Gypsy lives
in
22. Scullery(बिमन माँजने की जगह ) : a place
where plates, dishes and other cooking 41. Web( मकड़ी का जाला) : A spider lives in
utensils are washed up
42. Hole(वबल ) : A mouse lives in
23. Monastery(मठ ) : a residence for monks
or priests 43. Presbytery( पूजािान) : A priest lives in

24. kennel(कुत्ता घर ): a place where dogs are 44. Mansion(हवेली ) : A knight lives in
kept 45. Eyrie( वशकारी पक्षी (गरुड़, चील, बाज) का बहुि
25. Hutch(खरगकश का वपोंजरा ) : a wooden box ऊँचाई पर बना घकोंिला) : An eagle lives in
with a front of wire for rabbits
46. Abattoir(किाईखाना ) : Place where
26. Hive( मधुमिी का छत्ता) : a place for bees animals are killed for food.

27. Hangar( ववमानशाला) : a place for housing 47. Barracks( िैवनककों के वलए बने घर) : Building
aeroplanes where soldiers live.

28. Granary(अन्न भोंडार ) : a place for storing 48. Observatory(बेधशाला/ आकाशलकचन) : A

grains place for observing and studying the stars,
weather etc.
29. Drey(वगलहरी का घकोंिला ) : a squirrel’s
home 49. Arsenal(शस्त्रागार ) : A place for
ammunition and weapons
30. Creche(वशशु िदन ) : a nursery where
children of working parents are cared for 50. Den(माँद ) : The home of a lion
while their parents are at work
51. Elysium( बैकुोंठ /आनोंद-धाम): a paradise
31. Cloakroom(िामान रखने का िान ) : a place with perfect bliss
for luggage at a railway station
52. Reservoir(जलाशय ) : A place where water
32. Convent(वभक्षुणी मठ ) : a residence for is collected and stored
nuns

33. Museum( िोंग्रहालय) : a place where

ancient works are kept

34. Prison( कारागार) : A convict lives in

35. Hermitage( िपकवन) : A hermit lives in

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WORDS RELATED WITH PHOBIAS: 20. Algophobia(ददम का भय ) : Fear of pain

1. Acrophobia(ऊँचाई का डर ) : fear of high 21. Kleptophobia( चकरी हकने का डर) : Fear of

places Stealing

2. Aerophobia( हवा का डर ) : fear of air 22. Apiphobia(मधु मख्यियकों िे डर ) : Fear of

Bees
3. Anorexia : fear of getting fat makes young
girls stop eating resulting in harmful effect 23. Theophobia( ईश्वर के प्रककप का भय) : Fear of
God
4. Agoraphobia(खुली जगहकों का डर ) : fear of
open places 24. Euphobia : Fear of Hearing Good News

5. Claustrophobia(बन्द जगह मे घुटन महिूि 25. Ablutophobia(धकने या नहाने का डर ) : Fear

करना ): fear of being to small places of bathing

6. Kleptomania(चकरी करने की बीमारी ) : a 26. Philophobia(प्यार में पड़ने का डर ) : Fear of

compulsive desire to steal Falling In Love

7. Necrophobia( शवभीवि) : fear of dead body 27. Herpetophobia ( िरीिृप का डर): Fear of
Reptiles
8. Zoophobia(पशुभीवि ) : fear of animals
28. Antlophobia (बाढ़ का डर ): Fear of Floods
9. Xenophobia( ववदे वशयकों के प्रवि ववकषमण) : fear
of foreigners 29. Ophidiophobia(िाँ प िे भय ) : Fear of
Snakes
10. Nyctophobia(अोंधकार का डर ) : fear of
darkness 30. Pyrophobia(आग िे डर ) : Fear of fire

11. Logomania : mania for talking 31. Androphobia( पुरुषकों का भय) : Fear of
mankind
12. Ochlophobia(भीड़ का अत्यवधक भय ) : fear of
crowd 32. Hemophobia(रक्त का डर ) : Fear of blood

13. Thanatophobia( मृत्यु भय रकग) : fear of 33. Ergophobia(काम करने का भय ) : Fear of

death work

14. Hydrophobia( जल का डर) : fear of water 34. Sitophobia( भकजन का डर) : Fear of food

15. Gerascophobia : fear of old age 35. Agoraphobia( खुली जगहकों का डर) : Fear of
open place
16. Gynophobia( मवहला का डर) : Fear of
woman 36. Phasmophobia(भूिकों के भय ) : Fear of
Ghost
17. Monophobia( अकेले हकने का चरम या अिामान्य
डर) : Fear of being alone 37. Entomophobia(कीड़ा का डर) : Fear of
Insects
18. Cynophobia( कुत्ते िे अिाधारण भय) : Fear of
dog

19. Logophobia(शब्कों का डर ) : Fear of words

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38. Aichmophobia(नुकीली वस्तुओों का रकगकत्पादक 56. Eosophobia(भकर/ िवेरा का डर ) : Fear of
भय ) : Fear of Needles and other Pointed dawn
objects
57. Cymophobia : Fear of waves
39. Dendrophobia(पेड़कों िे डर ) : Fear of Trees
58. Gephyrophobia(पुलकों और िुरोंगकों के डर ) :
40. Haphephobia( स्पशम का डर) : Fear of touch Fear of bridges

41. Somniphobia( नीोंद िे डर लगना) : Fear of 59. Hamartophobia(पाप हकने का डर ) : Fear of

sleep sin

42. Pedophobia(बच्कों का डर ) : Fear of 60. Kinesiophobia : Fear of irrational

children movement

43. Astraphobia(आकाशीय वबजली की कड़क िे 61. Ichthyophobia(मछली का रकगात्मक भय ) :

Fear of fish
डर ) : Fear of thunder and lightning
62. Metallophobia : Fear of metal
44. Atychiphobia( अिफल हकने का डर) : Fear of
failure 63. Nosophobia(व्यावधभय ) : Fear of illness

45. Dipsophobia(शराब पीने का भय ) : Fear of 64. Mysophobia( प्रदू षण का डर) : Fear of dirt
alcohol
65. Odontophobia( दों ि भय) : Fear of teeth
46. Mythophobia(झूठ बकलने का डर ) : Fear of
66. Photophobia(प्रकाश की अिहनीयिा ) : Fear
telling lie.
of light
47. Bathophobia(गहरे िानकों का भय ) : Fear of
67. Poinephobia( िजा का डर) : Fear of
depths.
punishment
48. Bibliophobia(पुस्तक का भय ) : Fear of
68. Sciophobia(छाया का डर) : Fear of
books
shadows
49. Zelophobia( ईष्याम का डर) : Fear of jealousy
69. Thalassophobia( िमुर्द् का डर) : Fear of
50. Tocophobia(प्रिवभीवि ) : Fear of childbirth sea

51. Photophobia( प्रकाश की अिहनीयिा) : Fear 70. Siderophobia(वििारकों का डर ) : Fear of

of light stars

52. Scotophobia( अोंधेरे का डर) : Fear of 71. Siderodromophobia(टर े न यािा का डर) : Fear
darkness of rail travel

53. Acarophobia( खुजली पैदा करने वाले कीड़कों िे 72. Traumatophobia( चकट लगने का डर) : Fear
डर) : Fear of tiny bugs of injury

54. Blennophobia(पिले वचपवचपे कीचड िे डर ) : 73. Tyrannophobia(अत्याचाररयकों का डर ) : Fear

Fear of slime of tyrants

55. Clinophobia(वबस्तर में रहने का डर ) : Fear of 74. Trichophobia(बालकों का डर ) : Fear of hair

bed
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75. Acerophobia(खटाई िे डर ) : Fear of 94. Cheimaphobia(िदी िे डर ) : Fear of cold
sourness
95. Chionophobia( बफम का डर) : Fear of snow
76. Toxiphobia( ववष का अिीम भय) : Fear of
96. Oikophobia( अपने घर का डर) : Fear of
poison
one’s home
77. Topophobia( कुछ िानकों या ख्यिवियकों का डर) :
97. Pogonophobia(दाढ़ी िे िीव्र घृणा ) : Extreme
Fear of places
dislike of beards.
78. Phobophobia(भय का भय हकना ) : Fear of
98. Limnophobia(झीलकों का डर ) : Fear of lakes
fear
99. Hierophobia(पववि वस्तुओों और धावममक लकगकों िे
79. Peniaphobia(गरीबी का डर ) : Fear of
poverty अिामान्य भय ) : Fear of sacred objects and
priests
80. Neophobia(नवाचार का डर ) : Fear of new
things 100. Belonephobia( िुइयकों का डर) : Fear of
needles
81. Koniophobia(धूल का डर ) : Fear of dust
101. Batophobia( ऊोंची इमारिकों का डर) : Fear of
82. Hippophobia(घकड़े िे भय ) : Fear of horses High Buildings
83. Hypnophobia(नीोंद का भय ) : Fear of sleep

84. Febriphobia( बुखार का डर) : Fear of fever WORDS RELATED WITH MANIAS:
85. Eisoptrophobia( खुद कक आईने में दे खने का 1. Bibliomania(वकिाबकों के वलए पागलपन ) : One
डर) : Fear of seeing oneself in the mirror who has acquisition and possession of books

86. Chronophobia(कालभीवि ) : Fear of time 2. Dipsomania(शराब की लि ) : A mania for

drinking
87. Chrysophobia(िकने िे घृणा ) : Aversion to
gold 3. Thanatomania( मृत्यु भय रकग) : A mania for
death
88. Carcinophobia(कैंिर का रकगकत्‍पादक भय ) :
Fear of cancer 4. Theomania(खुद कक भगवान मानने की मानविक
बीमारी ) : A mania that one has god
89. Haptophobia(छु आ जाने का डर ) : Fear of
being touched 5. Pyromania(जानबूझकर आग लगाना) : A mania
for setting thing on fire
90. Heliophobia( िूरज , धूप , या वकिी भी िेज
रकशनी का डर) : Fear of sun 6. Melomania( िोंगीि की इच्छा) : A mania of
music
91. Kakorrhaphiophobia(अिफलिा का भय ) :
Fear of failure 7. Logomania(बाि करने का उन्माद ) : A mania
for talking
92. Arachnophobia(मकवड़यकों िे डर ) : Fear of
spiders 8. Graphomania(वलखने का जुनून ) : A mania for
writing
93. Anemophobia( हवा का डर) : Fear of wind

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9. Dromomania(भ्रमणकन्माद ) : A mania for 25. Choreomania (नाचने का शौक) : A mania for
travelling dancing

10. Kleptomania(चकरी करने की बीमारी ) : A 26. Dipsomania( शराब वपने का शौक) : A mania
mania for stealing of alcohol

11. Anthomania( फूल िोंग्रह करने का शौक) : A 27. Pathomania(नैविक पागलपन ) : moral
mania of Flowers insanity

12. Cynomania( कुत्ते पलने की शौक) : A mania of 28. Sebastomania(धावममक पागलपन ) : Religious
Dogs insanity

13. Megalomania(दू िरे के जीवन कक वनयोंविि करने 29. Timbromania( डाक वटकट िोंग्रह का जुनून) :
की इच्छा) : controlling other’s life Craze for stamp collecting

14. Mythomania(झूठ बकलने की बीमारी ) : A 30. Theatromania(वथएटर का अत्यवधक प्यार ) : An

mania of Telling Lie excessive love of the theatre

15. Sitomania(खाने का शौक ) : A mania of 31. Ablutomania( धकने का जुनून) : A MANIA FOR
Eating WASHING ONESELF

16. Plutomania(धन या दौलि का मकह ) : A mania 32. Aphrodisiomania( यौन िुख के वलए अिामान्य
of Wealth उत्साह) : abnormal sexual pleasure

17. Anglomania(अोंग्रेजी चीजकों के शौकीन ) : Fond 33. Bruxomania(दाोंि पीिने की मजबूरी ) :

of English things. Compulsion for grinding teeth

18. Zoomania(जानवरकों के वलए पागल प्यार ) : 34. Hippomania(घकड़े का शौक ) : obsession

Insane fondness for animals with horses

19. Demomania(भीड़ में रहने का शौक ) : A 35. Phaneromania(नाखून काटने का जुनूनी) :

mania of crowd habit of biting one’s nails

20. Polemomania(युद्ध का शौक) : A mania for 36. Potomania(बीयर पीने की इच्छा ) : abnormal
war desire to drink beer

21. Oenomania( शराब का पागलपन) : Craze for 37. Opsomania(वकिी ववशेष भकजन के वलए
wine अत्यवधक उत्साह ) : abnormal love for one kind
of food
22. Epomania( महाकाव्य वलखने का जुनून) : craze
for writing epics 38. Oniomania( खरीदारी करने की अत्यवधक लि) :
A mania of purchasing
23. Eleutheromania(स्विोंििा के वलए उन्मत्त
उत्साह ) : A manic desire for freedom 39. Nosomania(वकिी रकग िे पीवड़ि हकने का भ्रम ) :
delusion of suffering from a disease
24. Ergomania(काम करने का शौक ) :
excessive desire to work 40. Etheromania(ईथर का आदी ) : Craving for
ether

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WORDS RELATED WITH KINDS OF 16. Referendum(जनमि िोंग्रह ) : To decide a
GOVERNMENT: political question by the direct vote of the
whole electorate
1. Bureaucracy( अवधकारी िोंि) : government
run by officials 17. Rebel(राज-र्द्कही ) : A person(s) who takes
up arms against the government
2. Democracy( लकक-िोंि) : government by the
people 18. Executive (कायमकाररणी शख्यक्त ): Part of the
government which preserves law and order
3. Monarchy( राज-िोंि) : government by a king and carries out the laws made
/ queen
19. Albocracy : A government by white people
4. Aristocracy(कुलीनिोंि ) : government by the
20. Androcracy(पुरुषकों द्वारा चलाया जा रहा शािन )
nobles / lords
: A government by men
5. Anarchy(अराजकिा ) : absence of
21. Arithmocracy(अोंकगणिोंि ) : A government
government
by simple majority
6. Autocracy( एकिोंि) : government by one
22. Stratocracy( िैवनक शािन) : Military rule or
person (dictatorship)
despotism
7. Autonomy(स्वयों शािन ) : the right of self-
23. Diabolocracy(शैिानी िोंि ) : A government
government
by devil
8. Oligarchy(अल्पजनिोंि ) : government by a
24. Diarchy/ Dinarchy( द्वै ध शािन) : A
few persons
government by two people
9. Plutocracy(धवनक िन्त्र ) : government by the
25. Phallocracy : A society or system which
rich
is dominated by men and in which the male
10. Theocracy(धममिन्त्र ) : government by the sex is thought superior.
laws of religion
26. Kleptocracy(भ्रि िरकार ) : A government
11. Secular(धममवनरपेक्ष ) : government not by by thieves
the laws of religion
30. Kritarchy(न्यायाधीशकों द्वारा िरकार ) : A
12. Abdicate(ित्ता त्यागना ) : To give up throne government by judges
or other office of dignity
32. Hagiarchy(िोंि राज्य ) : A government by
13. Ambassador( राज-दू ि) : A diplomatic saints or holy persons
minister of the highest order sent by one
33. Exarchy(धमामध्यक्ष द्वारा एक िरकार ) : A
country to another
government by bishops
14. Anarchist( अराजकिावादी) : A person who
34. Gerontocracy(वृद्ध-शािन ) : A government
is out to destroy all government and order
by old people
15. Politics(राज-नीवि ) : The science of
government

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WORDS RELATED WITH KILLING / 17. Epitaph( स्मृवि लेख) : Words inscribed on a
DEATH OF PERSONS: tomb

1. Suicide( आत्महत्या) : act of ending one’s life 18. Embalm( शवलेप करना) : To preserve a
dead body from put rejection
2. Matricide( मािृहत्या) : act of murdering one’s
mother 19. Cenotaph(अज्ञाि िैवनक की स्मारक) : A
monument set up for persons who are buried
3. Patricide(वपिृहत्या ) : act of murdering one’s elsewhere
father
20. Annihilate(िोंहार करना ) : To destroy
4. Fratricide(भ्रािृहत्या ) : killing of one’s completely
brother
21. Carrion(मरा हुआ जानवर ) : Dead and
5. Sororicide( बहन की हत्या) : killing of one’s decaying flesh especially of animals
sister
22. Martyr(शहीद ) : One who embraces
6. Uxoricide(पत्नी हत्या ) : killing of one’s wife voluntary death for the sake of one’s country
7. Filicide(बेटे या बेटी की हत्या ) : killing of one’s 23. Germicide( अोंकुर-नाशक दवा) : A substance
children that kills germs.
8. Infanticide( वशशुहत्या) : murder of an infant 24. Mariticide(पवि की हत्या ) : One who kill
or new born baby one’s husband
9. Foeticide( भ्रूण हत्या) : the intentional 25. Genocide( नरिोंहार) : The killing of whole
destruction of a human foetus in the uterus group of people.
10. Homicide(मानववध ) : killing of human 26. Amicicide( दकस्त का हत्यारा) : Murder of a
being friend
11. Parricide( मािा-वपिा की हत्या) : murder of 27. Felicide( वबल्ली कक मारना) : Killing a cat
one’s parents
28. Pulicide( वपस्सूनाशी) : flea-killer
12. Regicide(राज-हत्या ) : murder of king /
queen 29. Ovicide(अण्डनाशी ) : Killing insect eggs

13. Posthumous( मरणकपराोंि) : Something 30. Verbicide(शब्कों का ववनाशी ) : Destroying

occurring after death the meaning of a word

14. Legacy( विीयि) : The property left to 31. Urbicide : Destruction of a city
someone by a will 32. Senicide( वृद्ध हत्या) : Killing old men
15. Obituary ( शकक िन्दे श): An account in the 33. Tauricide(बैल का हत्यारा ) : Killer of a bull
newspaper of the funeral of one deceased
34. Silvicide : Substance that kills trees
16. Autopsy/ Postmortem( शव परीक्षा) : An
35. Lupicide : killing a wolf
examination of a dead body

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WORDS RELATED WITH TIME PERIOD: 5. Potable( पीने यकग्य): that which can be drunk

1. Annual( वषमभर में एक बार) : happening once 6. Portable(ले जाने यकग्य ): that which can easily
in a year be carried in hand

2. Biennial( द्वै वावषमक) : happening in two years 7. Inflammable(ज्वलनशील ) : that which

catches fire easily
3. Triennial( िैवावषमक) : happening in three
years 8. Inevitable(अटल / अवनवायम ) : that which
cannot be avoided
4. Quadrennial(चिुवामवषमक ) : happening in four
years 9. Impracticable( अव्यवहाररक) : incapable of
being practised
5. Century(शिाब्ी ) : a period of hundred
years 10. Inaccessible(दु गमम/ पहुोंच के बाहर) : a person
/ place that cannot be easily approached
6. Millennium(हजार िालकों का िमय ) : a period
of thousand years 11. Inaudible(अश्राव्य/ न िुनाई पड़नेवाला) : a
sound that cannot be heard
7. Sexagenarian(िाठ वषम का मनुष्य) : one who
is in sixties 12. Incorrigible(अिोंशकधनीय ) : incapable of
being corrected
8. Septuagenarian( ित्तर वषम की अविा का
मनुष्य) : one who is in seventies 13. Infallible(कभी गलिी न करने वाला ) : one who
is free from all mistakes and failures
9. Octagenarian( अस्सी िाल का मनुष्य) : one
who is in eighties 14. Irreparable(जक िुधार के यकग्य न हक ) :
incapable of being repaired
10. Nonagenarian(नव्वे िाल के मनुष्य) : one who
is in nineties 15. Unintelligible(दु बोध/ अस्पि) : that cannot
be understood
11. Decennial(दि वषम का ) : An event which
happens once in ten year. 16. Autobiography(आत्मकथा ) : account of a
person’s life written by himself

17. Biography(जीवनी ) : account of a person’s

SOME IMPORTANT ONE-WORD life written by another
SUBSTITUTES:
18. Gullible(भकला भाला ) : one who can easily
1. Edible(खाने यकग्य ) : that which can be eaten be duped or cheated
2. Inedible( खाने के वलये न यकग्य) : unfit for 19. Synonyms(पयामयवाची शब् ) : words having
human consumption more or less similar meanings
3. Legible(पढ़े जाने यकग्य ) : capable of being 20. Antonyms(ववलकम शब् ) : words more or
read easily less different in meanings
4. Illegible( अपठनीय) : incapable of being 21. Homonyms( िमनाम) : words similar in
read pronunciation but different in meanings

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22. Maiden-speech(प्रथम भाषण ) : a speech 38. Prologue( प्रस्ताव) : introductory part or
made by a speaker for the first time lines to a play or discourse

23. Extempore(वबना िैयारी का भाषण) : a speech 39. Epilogue( उपिोंहार) : short speech or
without any previous preparation poem given at the end of a play or book

24. Palatable( स्वावदि) : having a pleasant or 40. Doomsday(कयामि का वदन ) : the day of
agreeable taste last judgement or end of the world

25. Transient(क्षवणक ) : lasting for a very short 41. Telepathy(दू र िोंवेदन ) : power of reading
time the thoughts or mind of others

26. Eternal(शाश्वि/ अनावद ) : that which lasts 42. Sporadic(वछटपुट/ ववकीणम) : something
forever or is never ending happening at irregular intervals or
occasionally
27. Transparent( पारदशी) : an object through
which light passes and one can see through 43. Parole(वचन ) : promise given by a
prisoner not to escape
28. Translucent(पारभािी ) : an object through
which light passes but one cannot see 44. Souvenir(यादगार ) : a thing kept in
across clearly memory of an event

29. Opaque(अपारदशी ) : an object through 45. Flora( वनस्पवि िमूह) : the plants and
which light cannot pass vegetation of a region

30. Perishable(भोंगुर ): which can be destroyed 46. Fauna(जोंिु िमूह ) : the animals of a region
quickly
47. Bibliophile(पुस्तक प्रेमी ) : a lover of books
31. Imperishable(अववनाशी ): which cannot be
48. Crusade(धममयुद्ध ) : a war of religion
destroyed quickly
49. Amphibian( उभयचर जन्तु) : animals that
32. Malleable(लचीला ) : easy to shape in
can live on land and in water
desired form
50. Aquatic( जलचर) : animal that live in water
33. Laxative(रे चक औषवध ) : medicine that
loosens that bowels 51. Cavalry( अश्वारकही िेना) : soldiers on horses
34. Tranquilizer( शाोंविदायक दवा) : medicine 52. Infantry(पैदल िेना ) : soldiers on foot
used to calm or pacify
53. Elegy( शकक गीि) : a poem of mourning
35. Widow(ववधवा ) : woman whose husband
has died and who has not remarried 54. Encyclopedia ( ववश्वज्ञानककष): a book
containing information on all the branches of
36. Widower(ववदु र ) : man whose wife has knowledge
died and who has not remarried
55. Red Tapism( दफ्तरशाही) : too much official
37. Monologue( स्वगि भाषण) : dramatic scene formalities
in which a person speaks by himself

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56. Utopia( आदशम राज्य) : an imaginary land 71. Hypersomnia( अविवनर्द्ा) : Excessive
with perfect social order sleepiness.

57. Hamlet( उपग्राम): a group of houses in a 72. Somnambulist(नीोंद में चलने वाला ) :
village Someone who walks about in sleep

58. Catalogue( िूची) : a list of books 73. Somnambulism(नीोंद में चलना ) : Walking in
sleep
59. Fragile(नाज़ुक ) : that can easily be broken
74. Flintlock(पुराने प्रकार की बन्दू क ) : A gun
60. Pedantic(पख्यण्डिाऊ ) : one who is
used in the past
excessively concerned with minor details or
with displaying one’s knowledge. 75. Spacecraft( अोंिररक्ष यान) : A craft capable
of traveling in outer space
61. Anonymous(बेनाम ) : A work whose writer
is unknown 76. Concentric(िकेन्द्री ) : Having a common
center
62. Directory(वनदे वशका ) : A book of names
and address 77. Spinster(कुोंवारी / अवववावहिा ) : An old
unmarried woman
63. Epitome( िाराोंश) : A brief summary of a
book 78. Flora( वनस्पवि िमूह) : The plants of a
particular area, type of environment or
64. Encyclopedia (ववश्वज्ञानककष ): A book
period of time
containing information on all branches of
knowledge 79. Fauna(जोंिु िमूह ) : All the animals living in
an area or in a particular period of history
65. Expurgate(काट छाँट करना ) : To remove the
offensive portion of a book 80. Pristine(स्वच्छ एवों वनममल ) : Fresh and clean

66. Harangue(प्रभावशाली भाषण/ उग्र भाषण ) : A 81. Veteran( अनुभवी) : A person who has had
noisy or vehement speech intended to excite long experience in a particular field.
passions
82. Slacken( धीमा पड़ जाना) : Reduce or
67. Memoir(िोंस्मरण ) : A written account, decrease in speed or intensity
usually in book form of the interesting and
83. Fatalist(भाग्यवादी ) : A person who
memorable experience of one’s life
believes that events are decided by fate and
68. Manifesto(घकषणापि ) : A declaration of cannot be controlled.
plans and promises put forward by a
84. Myopic(अदू रदशी ) : Lacking foresight or
candidate for Election, a political party or a
intellectual insight
Sovereign
85. Panacea(रामबाण ) : something that will
69. Insomnia( अवनर्द्ा) : The condition of being
solve all the problems of a particular
unable to sleep
situation
70. Somniloquism(नीोंद में बड़बड़ाना ) : Talking
in sleep

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86. Hermit(िपस्वी ) : A person who, usually 102. Ambidextrous(वद्वहत्थी ) : A person who is
for religious reasons, lives a very simple life able to use both hands with equal skill.
alone and does not meet/ talk to other
103. Arsonist(आगजनी करनेवाला ) : A person
people
guilty of setting fire to the property.
87. Plaintive( दु ख भरा) : Sounding sad and
104. Biopsy(जीववि ऊिककों की जाोंच ) : The
mournful
removal of tissue, cell from someone’s body
88. Brittle(भोंगुर ) : Hard but easily broken in order to check for illness.

89. Monoloque : a dramatic story 105. Actuary( मुोंशी) : One who calculates
premium.
90. Hypocrite(पाखोंडी ) : A person who
pretends to have moral standards/ opinions 106. Bigot( कट्टर व्यवक्रि) : One who has
that they do not actually have obstinate and narrow religious views.
91. Cellar( िहखाना) : An underground room 107. Blasphemy( ईश्वर-वनोंदा) : Words uttered
often used for storing things impiously about God.
92. Chalcocite : A heavy grey mineral that is 108. Amnesia(याददाश्त खक जाना ) : Loss of
an ore of copper memory.
93. Hebetic : Pertaining to or occurring in 109. Bashful( िोंककची) : Shy and easily
puberty. embarrassed.
94. Sever(कट कर अलग हक जाना ) : To cut 110. Affidavit(शपि पाि ) : A written declaration
something into two pieces made on oath in the presence of a
95. Severe(गोंभीर ) : Extremely bad or serious magistrate

96. Treason(दे शर्द्कह ) : The crime of betraying 111. Ambivalent( वमले जुले भाववाला) : Having
one’s country mixed feelings.

97. Treasurer(ककषाध्यक्ष ) : an officer charged 112. Belligerent( लड़ाकू) : Nations engaged in

with receiving and disbursing funds war.

98. Cinematography( चलवचिकला/चलवचिण) : 113. Heresy( अपविद्धाोंि) : An opinion contrary

The act of making a film to popular belief

99. Barbarocracy : A government by 114. Fastidious( िुनुक वमज़ाज) : Not likely to be

barbarians easily pleased.

100. Necrolatry(शव पूजा ) : Worship of the 115. Chasm( गहरी खाई) : An extremely deep
dead crack in the ground.

101. Adonis(िुोंदर युवक ) : A handsome man. 116. Facsimile( अनुवलवप) : An exact copy.

102. Avaricious(लालची ) : One who is greedy 117. Articulate(िाफ बकलना ) : Fluent and clear
for money. in speech.

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118. Gladiator( पेशेवर लड़ाका) : A man trained 134. Cantonment( छावनी) : A military force
to fight with other men or with animals for
135. Apparatus( उपकरण) : A set of
the amusement of Spectators.
instruments put together for a purpose.
119. Fugitive(भगकड़ा ) : A person who runs
136. Stub ( विगरे ट का बचा हुआ भाग): A short
away from justice or the law.
remaining end of a cigarette, pencil etc
120. Dormitory(शयनगृह ) : Sleeping room with
137. Hamper( डवलया) : A large food basket
many beds.
with a cover.
121. Aphonia ( बे-आवाज हक जाना): Total loss of
138. Distraught( परे शान) : Very worried and
voice.
upset.
122. Facade( वकिी भवन का अग्रभाग) : The front
139. Brunette(स्त्री वजिके काले बाल हक ) : A
of a building.
woman with dark brown hair.
123. Garrison( वकले की रखवाली करनेवाली िेना) :
140. Wriggle( टे ढे मेढे चलना) : Move along with
A number of soldiers, for guarding a fortress,
Quick, Short twistings.
town etc.
141. Testimonial(प्रमाण पि ) : A written
124. Exonerate( दकषमुक्त करना) : Free
statement saying what one knows about a
somebody from blame or guilt.
person's character, abilities etc.
125. Cascade (झरना ): A waterfall
142. Quandary( अिमोंजि) : A state of
126. Annuity(वावषमक भत्ता ) : Fixed sum of uncertainty.
money paid to somebody as income in his life
143. Carcass(पशु शव ) : Dead body of a large
time
animals
127. Attic(परछत्‍िी/ अटारी ) : A room at the top
144. Corpse(लाश) : A dead body of a human
of a house under the roof.
being
128. Redundancy(अविररक्तिा) : Superfluity of
145. Hamlet(उपग्राम ) : A cluster of houses in a
words.
village
129. Subplot( उपकथा) : A story within a story.
146. Ransom(वफरौिी ) : A sum of money paid
130. Epithet( उपावध) : A word that describes a for the freeing of a prisoner.
person.
147. Ablution( अवभषेक) : Ritual washing of the
131. Hearsay(िुनी िुनाई/ अफवाह ) : Something body.
heard from another person.
148. Drown(डु बकर मरना ) : To die in water or
132. Gangrene(माँि का िड़ाव ) : The decay of a any other liquid because one is unable to
part of the body of a living person, animal breathe.
etc.
149. Resuscitate(पुनजीववि करना ) : To bring a
133. Complacent(आत्मिन्तुि ) : Showing person back to consciousness.
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150. Ambulatory( औषधालय) : Able to walk 166. Corroborate(िोंपुवि करना ) : To confirm
free after recovery from illness. with the help of evidence

151. Diffident(िोंककची ) : One who lacks 167. Chauvinism(अोंध दे शभख्यक्त ) : The belief
confidence. that your country, race is better than any
other.
152. Quilt(रज़ाई ) : A bed cover filled with
down, feathers etc. 168. Rafter(छि कक िहारा दे ने बाली ) : A beam
supporting the roof of a house.
153. Podium( मोंच) : A platform on which a
lecturer, musical conductor etc stands., 169. Ductile(नमनीय/ ककमल ) : Capable of being
bent or pulled into different shapes
154. Cynosure(आकषमण वबन्दु ) : A person or
thing that have centre of attraction 170. Eulogy( प्रशख्यस्त) : A speech in praise of.

155. Blueprint(रूपरे खा ) : A detailed 171. Abbot(मठाध्यक्ष ) : The head of an abbey or

photographic plan of work to be carried out. a monastery.

156. Altruist( परकपकार के विद्धाोंि का पालन करने 172. Quest( िलाश) : A search for something
वाला) : One who helps without selfishness.
173. Dominion( राज्य) : An area of land that is
157. Gourmet(अच्छे खान पान का जानकार, स्वावदि controlled by a rule
भकजन पिोंद करने वाला ) : One who likes or
174. Delegate(प्रविवनवधत्व करने के वलये भेजना ) :
knows about good food.
To give one’s authority to another.
158. Sonnet(चौदह पोंख्यक्तयकों की एक कवविा ) : A
175. Reluctant( अवनच्छु क) : A person who is
type of poem with fourteen lines
unwilling to do.
159. Ode(कवविा ) : A poem written to a person
176. Emigrant(परदे श जानेवाला व्यख्यक्त ) : One
or thing.
who leaves one’s country in orders to settle
160. Albumen(अण्डे का िफेदाोंश ) : The white permanently.
part of an egg. 177. Wrath( क्रकध) : Violent anger.
161. Circumstantial( पाररख्यिविक) : Clues
178. Bohemian(रूवढ़मुक्त ) : One who does not
available at a scene.
follow the usual rules of social life.
162. Borough( उपनगर) : A small town within a
179. Solecism( बदिमीज़ी) : A mistake in
town with its own governing council.
speech or writing.
163. Assassination(हत्या ) : Killing or murder
180. Cocktail(मद्यपान की दावि ) : A drink
for political reasons.
usually made from a mixture of one or more
164. Dummy( कठपुिली) : Large modal looking alcoholic drinks.
human being and used to clothes. 181. Defame( मानहावन करना) : To injure one’s
165. Wreck( नुक़िान) : Something in a very bad reputation.
condition.

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182. Salvage ( बचाया हुआ माल): To save from 198. Upheaval( कायापलट) : A great change or
loss or destruction in a fire. disturbance.

183. Destitute(बदहाली ) : The state of being 199. Voyage(जलयािा ) : A usually long journey,
miserable bereft of all possessions. especially by sea

184. Questionnaire(प्रश्नावली) : Long list of 200. Rheumatism(गवठया ) : A disease which

questions especially for something. causes stiffness and pain in one's joints.

185. Effeminate( नारी जैिा) : A man who is 201. Introspection(आत्ममोंथन ) : Examination of

quite like a woman. self thoughts or feelings.

186. Richter( ररक्टर) : Scale used for

measuring the strength of an earthquake.
WORDS RELATED WITH MARRIAGE
187. Annals(वणमक्रम िे वलखा हुआ इविहाि ) : /CHILDERN /FAMILY:
Historical records.
1. Celibacy(िह्मचयम ) : the state of being
188. Rostrum(मोंच ) : A platform on which a unmarried
public speaker stands.,
2. Matrimony(वैवावहक जीवन ) : state of being
189. Cryptogram(गुप्त लेख ) : A secret married
message written in code.
3. Bigamy( वद्ववववाह) : marrying one person
190. Cacography(अशुद्ध वलखावट) : Bad hand while still legally married to another
writing
4. Adultery(व्यवभचार ) : the practice of having
191. Benediction(आशीवामद ) : Blessing given by extra-marital relations
a priest.
5. Concubinage(बेवववावि िाथ रहना ) : live-in
192. Confiscate( ज़ब्त कर लेना) : To seize or relationship, a man and woman living
take away something as a penalty. without being married
193. Dawdle(अलस्य में िमय वबिाना ) : To walk 6. Monogamy( एक ही बार वववाह करने की प्रथा) :
slowly, wasting time the practice of marrying one at a time
194. Extravagant( खचीला) : A man who wastes 7. Misogamist : one who hates marrying
his money on luxury.
8. Polygamy( बहुवववाह) : the practice of having
195. Raffle(लॉटरी ) : A way of making money more than one wife at a time
for a charity by selling tickets
9. Polyandry(बहुपवित्व ) : the practice of
196. Inexplicable( व्यािा न करने यकग्य) : having more than one husband at a time
Impossible to explain or understand.
10. Spinster(कुोंवारी ) : an older woman who is
197. Proprietor(मावलक ) : An owner of a shop , not married
hotel
11. Alimony(वनवामह-व्यय ) : an allowance paid to
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12. Betrothed( मोंगेिर) : engaged to be married 2. Plagiarist( चकर लेखक) : A writer who
borrows words and ideas from another
13. Bigamist( वद्वपविका / वद्वपत्नीक) : One who
author
marries a second wife/ husband while the
legal spouse is alive 3. Ambiguous(अनेकाथी ) : A statement open to
more than one interpretation
14. Celibate( अवववावहि) : One vowed to a
single or unmarried life 4. Illiterate( अवशवक्षि) : One who cannot read
or write
15. Fiance( मोंगेिर) : One engaged to be
married 5. Philistine( िोंकुवचि ववचारवाला) : One who
does not care for literature and art
16. Orphan(अनाथ ) : A children whose parents
are dead 6. Obsolete( अप्रचवलि) : A word or law no
longer in use
17. Adolescence ( वकशकराविा): State of
growth between boyhood & youth 7. Reticent( अल्पभाषी) :A person very
reserved in speech
18. Misanthrope(लकगकों िे घृणा करने वाला ) : Hater
of mankind 8. Verbose(शब्बहुल ) : A style full of words

19. Philanthropist( परकपकारी) : Lover of 9. Indescribable(अवणमनीय ) : Incapable of

mankind being described adequately

20. Misogynist( औरि जावि िे नफरि करने वाला 10. Soliloquizing(आत्मभाषण करना ) : Speaking
आदमी) : Hater of women one’s thoughts aloud to oneself

21. Patrimony(ववरािि ) : Property inherited 11. Tragedy( िािदी) : A play with a sad or
from one’s father or ancestors tragic end

22. Premarital(वववाह िे पूवम ) : Before marriage

23. Gamophobia(शादी करने का डर ) : Fear of WORDS RELATED WITH GROUP OF

getting married ANIMALS:
24. Neogamist ( नववववावहि): A person 1. Bevy(होंि का झुोंड ) : A group of swans
recently married
2. Colony(दीमककों का झुोंड) : A group of termites

3. Herd(िूअर का झोंुड) : A group of swine’s

WORDS RELATED WITH LITERACY
4. Troop(टकली ) : A group of animals or people
ARTS:
5. Litter : A group of puppies, piglet
1. Plagiarism( िावहख्यत्यक चकरी) : Literary theft,
or passing off an author’s original work as 6. Muster(मकर का झुोंड) : A group of peacock
one’s own
7. Team(बैलकों का झुोंड) : A group of oxen

8. Flock (भेड़ का झुोंड): A group of sheep

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9. String/Train(ऊोंट का झुोंड) : A group of 14. A group of fruit trees : Orchard(फलवावटका
camels )

10. Hive(मधुमुखी का छत्ता ) : A group of bees 15. A group of beads : Rosary(मनका/ माला)

11. Herd/Drove( झोंुड) : A group of 16. A group of flowers Bunch : Garland( फूलकों
deer/swine/cattle का हार)

12. Pack(भेवड़ये का झुोंड) : A group of 17. A group of listeners : Assembly( िभा)

wolves/hounds
18. A group of beauties : Galaxy(आकाशगोंगा )
13. Flock(झुोंड ) : A group of geese/sheep/birds
19. A group of jurymen : Panel(पैनल )
14. Brood(चूज़ा का झोंुड) : A group of
chickens/hens 20. A group of magistrates : Bench( न्यायाधीश-
गण)
15. Shoal(मछवलयकों का िमुदाय ) : A group of fish
21. A group of people : Tribe(जनजावि )
16. Brace( कबूिर का जकड़ा) : A pair of pigeon
22. A group of illness : Bout( )

23. A group of smoke : Smog( धूम ककहरा)

WORDS RELATED WITH GROUP OF
24. A group of thunder/ Laughter : Peal(
SOMEBODY/SOMETHING:
ठहाका मारना)
1. A group of friends : Circle(मोंडली )
25. A group of nesting rooks :
2. A group of robbers : Gang(वगरकह/ टकली) Rookery(धकखेबाज़ )

3. A group of constables : Posse(जमघट ) 26. A group of foxes /dogs : Pack(कुत्ते का झुण्ड

)
4. A group of workers : Union(िोंघ )
27. A group of ministers : Council( पररषद)
5. A group of singer : Choir(गायक-मोंडली )
28. A group of coolies : Strings( )
6. A group of sheets of paper : Quire( एक
वदस्ता काग़ज़) 29. A group of art : Museum( िोंग्रहालय)

7. A group of musician : Band(िोंगीिकार का 30. A group of states, powers :

िमूह ) Alliance(गठबोंधन )

8. A group of blood : Pool( ) 31. A group of goods : Stock /

Consignment(माल )
9. A group of information : Data(आों कड़े )
32. A group of stars : Cluster/ Galaxy( आकाश
10. A group of followers : Train( कारवाों ) गोंगा)
11. A group of laws : Code( िोंवहिा) 33. A group of Girls/ Ladies : Bevy(ख्यस्त्रयकों का
12. A group of books : Catalogue( िूचीपि) दल )

13. A group of rays : Beam(वकरण )

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34. A large group of bees, insects : 56. A Performing group of actors, dancers :
Swarm(झुोंड ) Troupe( मण्डली)

35. A group of merchants, pilgrims or 57. A group of soldiers : Troop(फौज )

travellers : Caravan(क़ावफला )
58. A group of servants, officials, helpers etc.
36. A group of worshiper : : Retinue( नौकर चाकर)
Congregation(धावममक िभा )
59. A person who leaves one group, religion
37. A store (often secret) of money, food, etc.: etc. : Renegade(अपना पक्ष त्याग दे ना )
Hoard(भोंडार )

38. A group of sand/stone/ruins/books :

WORDS RELATED WITH PHILE:
Heap(ढे र )
1. Ailurophile (वबल्ली िे प्यार करने वाला ): A cat
39. A group of Cars/Ship : Fleet(गावड़यकों का
lover
िमूह )
2. Autophile( जक अपनी खुद की कोंपनी िे प्यार
40. A group of boats : Flotilla(जहाज़ी बेड़ा )
करिा है।) : a person who loves solitude, being
41. A group of ruffians : Horde(बदमाश का झोंुड) alone

42. A group of Actor & Dancer : Troupe(दल 3. Ceraunophile ( जक वबजली और गड़गड़ाहट िे

िमाशा करने वालकों का ) प्यार करिा है।): a person who loves lightning
and thunder
43. A group of players : Team(िमूह )
4. Cynophile(कुत्ते का शौक रखने वाला ) : A dog
44. A group of Directors : Board(पररषद )
lover
45. A group of cotton wool : Bale(गठरी ) 5. Dendrophile(पेड़कों िे प्यार करने वाला) : A
46. A group of questions , comments, etc., person who loves forests and trees
directed at a person very quickly : Barrage
6. Ergophile( काम का प्रेमी) : A person who
47. A group of suit : Clothes(पकशाक ) loves work

48. A group of clutch : Eggs 7. Hippophile( घकड़े का शौकीन) : A lover of

horses
49. A group of packets : Cigarette
8. Limnophile( झीलकों का शौक) : A person who
50. A group of soldiers :
loves lakes
Regiment/troop(िैन्य-दल )
9. Negrophile : A person who is sympathetic
51. A group of sailors : Crew(कमी दल )
towards black people
52. A group of books : Library( पुस्तकालय)
10. Neophile(कुछ भी नया करने का शौक ) : A
53. A group of picture : Gallery(गैलरी ) person who loves novelty and trends

54. A group of arrows : Quiver( िरकश) 11. Nyctophile( राि या अोंधेरे िे प्यार ) : A person
who loves night, darkness
55. A group of suite : Rooms
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12. Oenophile( शराब का शौकीन) : a person who 7. Nephoscope(मेघदशी ) : instrument for
is fond of wine observing direction and velocity of clouds

13. Pogonophile(जक दाढ़ी िे प्यार करिा है ) : A 8. Audiometer(श्रवण-शख्यक्तमापी ) : instrument

person who loves beards for measuring acuity of hearing

14. Stigmatophile : A person who is obsessed 9. Pedometer(पदगवणि ) : instrument for

with tattoos, piercings measuring distance travelled on foot
15. Turophile : Cheese lover 10. Oncometer( ऑन्ककमीटर) : instrument
16. Technophile(नई िकनीक के बारे में जानने के measuring change in size of internal organs
वलए उत्सावहि व्यख्यक्त ) : A person who is fond of 11. Electrometer( ववद् युत्मापी) : instrument for
technology measuring electrical potential
17. Thalassophile(जक िमुर्द् िे प्यार करिा है ) : A 12. Electrograph(वैद्युि अवभलेख्यखि ) :
lover of sea instrument for recording electrical potential
18. Logophile(शब्कों िे प्यार करने वाला) : A lover 13. Odontograph( ओडकोंटकग्राफ) : instrument for
of words obtaining curves for gear-teeth
19. Heliophile(िूयम का प्रेमी ) : A lover of the sun 14. Dynamometer(बलमापी ) : instrument for
measuring mechanical force
20. Pedophile(बड़कों का छकटकों के प्रवि यौन आकषमण )
: An adult who is sexually attracted to 15. Dynamograph( डायनामकग्राफ) : instrument
children for recording mechanical forces

16. Endoscope(अन्तः वीक्षण योंि ) : instrument for

visualizing interior of a hollow organ
WORDS RELATED WITH SCIENTIFIC
INSTRUMENTS: 17. Endosmometer( अोंि: परािरणमापी) :
instrument for measuring osmosis into a
1. Arthroscope(िोंवधवीक्षण योंि ) : instrument for
solution
examining interior of a joint
18. Leptometer(लेप्टकमीटर ) : instrument for
2. Drosometer( ओिमापी) : instrument for
measuring oil viscosity
measuring dew
19. Epidiascope(परर वचि दशी ) : instrument for
3. Marigraph : instrument for recording tide
projecting images of objects
levels
20. Episcope( अपारवचिदशी) : instrument for
4. Viscometer(श्यानिामापी योंि ) : instrument
projecting images of opaque objects
for measuring viscosity
21. Aerometer(वायुमापी ) : instrument for
5. Visometer : instrument for measuring
measuring weight or density of gas
focal length of the eye

6. Nephograph : instrument for 22. Fathometer( गहराई नापने के वलये यन्त्र) :

photographing clouds instrument for measuring underwater depth
using sound

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23. Vibrograph(कोंपन लेखी ) : instrument for 38. Variometer(वेररओमीटर ) : instrument for
recording vibrations measuring magnetic declination

24. Vibrometer(कोंपन मापी ) : instrument for 39. Sillometer( विलकमीटर) : instrument

measuring vibrations measuring speed of ship

25. Focimeter : instrument for measuring 40. Dendrometer(वृक्षव्यािमापी ) : instrument

focal length of a lens for measuring trees
26. Lactoscope(लैक्टकस्ककप ) : instrument for 41. Altimeter( ऊँचाई नापने का योंि) : instrument
measuring purity or richness of milk for measuring altitude
27. Lactometer(दु ध की शुद्धिा नापने का योंि ) : 42. Heliometer( िूयमवबोंबमापी) : instrument for
instrument for testing relative density of milk measuring apparent diameter of the sun
28. Orchidometer( ऑवकमडकमीटर) : instrument 43. Helioscope(िूयमदशमक योंि ) : instrument for
for measuring the size of the testicles observing sun without injury to the eyes
29. Anemometer( पवनवेग मापी) : instrument 44. Tribometer(घषमण-मापी ) : instrument
for measuring wind velocity measuring friction
30. Microscope(िूक्ष्मदशी ) : instrument for 45. Barometer( वायुमान योंि) : instrument for
magnifying small objects measuring air pressure
31. Passimeter : instrument for issuing 46. Barograph(वायुमान लेखी) : instrument for
automatic tickets recording air pressure
32. Speedometer( गविमापक) : instrument for 47. Stethoscope(पररश्रावक ) : instrument for
measuring velocity detecting sounds produced by the body
33. Galvanometer(वबजली की शख्यक्त नापने का योंि 48. Lucimeter( लूिीमीटर) : instrument for
) : instrument for measuring electrical measuring light intensity
current
49. Telescope( दू रबीन) : instrument for
34. Galvanoscope( धारादशी) : instrument for viewing objects at great distances
detecting presence and direction of electric
current 50. Cyclograph(वृत्त की चापकों का अोंकन करनेवाला
योंि ) : instrument for describing arcs of
35. Alcoholometer( मद्यिार मापी) : instrument circles without compasses
for measuring proportion of alcohol in
solutions 51. Recipiangle : old instrument with two
arms used for measuring angles
36. Alcovinometer(अल्ककववनकमीटर ) :
instrument to measure strength of wine 52. Micrograph( िूक्ष्मछवव) : instrument used to
write on a very small scale
37. Gyrograph( जाइरकग्राफ) : instrument for
counting a wheel's revolutions 53. Micrometer(िुक्ष्ममापी ) : instrument for
measuring very small distances

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54. Potentiometer( िनाव नापने का योंि) : 69. Seismograph(भूकम्प लेखी ) : instrument for
instrument for measuring electromotive recording earthquakes
forces
70. Seismoscope(भूकोंपदशी ) : instrument for
55. Hygrograph( आर्द्मिालेखी) : instrument for detecting earthquakes
recording variations in atmospheric humidity
71. Seismometer(भूकोंपमापी ) : instrument for
56. Hygrometer( आर्द्मिामापी) : instrument for measuring earthquake intensity
measuring air moisture
72. Ammeter(ववद् युि धारा कक मापने वाला योंि ) :
57. Hygroscopic( आर्द्मिाग्रही) : instrument for instrument for measuring electrical current
displaying changes in air humidity
73. Thermograph(िापलेखी ) : instrument for
58. Odometer(ओडकमीटर ) : instrument for recording changes in temperature
measuring distance travelled by a wheeled
74. Thermometer(िाप-मापक योंि ) : instrument
vehicle
for measuring temperature
59. Cardiograph(हृदयलेख ) : instrument for
75. Thermoscope(िापदशी ) : instrument
recording movements of the heart
indicating change in temperature
60. Rhinoscope( नाक के मागों की जाोंच करने का
76. Thermometrograph(िापलेखी ) : instrument
उपकरण) : instrument for examining the nose
for recording changes in temperature
61. Sonography(पराश्रव्य वचिण ) : an imaging
77. Xylometer(जाइलकमीटर ) : instrument
method that uses sound waves to produce
measuring specific gravity of wood
images of structures within your body
78. Voltameter(वकल्टामीटर ) : instrument for
62. Oscillometer : instrument for measuring
measuring the quantity of electricity
ship's rollings

63. Oscilloscope : instrument for detecting 79. Voltmeter(वाल्टमीटर ) : instrument for

electrical fluctuations measuring electrical potential

64. Velometer( वायुवेगमापी) : instrument for 80. Algometer(वेदना मापन योंि ) : instrument
measuring speed of air for measuring sensitivity to pain

65. Photometer(प्रकाशमापी ) : instrument for 81. Chronometer(ठीक-ठीक िमय बिलानेवाली

measuring light intensity घड़ी ) : instrument for measuring time

66. Phonautograph(ध्ववनलेख ) : instrument for 82. Chronograph(िमयलेखी योंि ) : instrument

recording sound vibrations for recording the moment of an event

67. Phonendoscope(एक योंि वजििे िूक्ष्‍म ध्‍ववनयकों 83. Electrocardiograph(ववद् युियोंि द्वारा हृदय की
कक स्‍पष्‍ट िुन िकिे है ) : device which amplifies धड़कनकों का रे खावचिण ) : instrument for
small sounds recording unusual electrical fluctuations of
the heart
68. Phonometer( ध्‍ववन या स्‍वरमापक योंि) :
instrument for measuring sound levels 84. Electroscope(ववद् युिदशी योंि ) : instrument
for detecting electrical charges in the body

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85. Wattmeter(वाटमीटर ) : instrument for 100. Hydrometer( आर्द्मिामापी) : instrument for
measuring electrical power measuring specific gravity of liquids

86. Serimeter(िेरीमीटर ) : instrument for 101. Hydroscope( पानी की ििह के नीचे अवलककन
testing quality of silk thread करने का उपकरण) : instrument for viewing
under water
87. Eudiometer(गैि आयिम-मापी ) : instrument
for measuring air purity 102. Hyetograph(वषमण चाटम ) : instrument for
recording rainfall
88. Inclinometer(ककण नापने का योंि ) :
instrument for measuring inclination to the 103. Hyetometer(वषाममापक योंि ) : instrument
horizontal of an axis for measuring rainfall
89. Phototachometer : instrument for 104. Hyetometrograph(वषमण चाटम ) : instrument
measuring the speed of light for recording rainfall
90. Spirograph( श्‍वाि-गवि कक अोंवकि करनेवाला
योंि) : instrument recording movements of
breathing

91. Cryometer(वनम्निापमापी ) : instrument for

measuring low temperatures

92. Cryoscope(वहमाोंकमापी ) : instrument for

determining freezing points of substances

93. Respirometer (श्विनमापी ) : instrument

that measures respiration

94. Proctoscope( मलाशयदशी) : instrument for

examining the rectum

95. Tachometer( चक्र मापी योंि) : instrument

for measuring speed of rotation

96. Xanthometer(ज़ैंथकमीटर ) : instrument for

measuring colour of sea or lake water

97. Tomograph( एक्स-रे का उपयकग करके मानव

शरीर के क्रॉि-िेक्शनल प्रविवनवधत्व की िकनीक) :
instrument for viewing section of an object
using X-rays

98. Magnetograph( चुोंबकत्व लेखी) : instrument

for recording measurements of magnetic
fields

99. Magnetometer( चुोंबकत्व मापी) : instrument

for measuring intensity of magnetic fields
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ONE WORD SUBSTITUTION Posterity b. postdiction
1. To examine one’s thoughts and feelings. c. postscript d. corrigendum
a. Meditation b. retrospection 16. Strong and settled dislike between two persons
c. reflection d. introspection Apathy b. hatred
2. A short, usually amusing, story about some real c. antipathy d. animosity
person or event 17. A person who has no money to pay of his debts
a. Anecdote b. antidote a. Debtor b. pauper
c. tale d. allegory c. beggar d. insolvent
3. Woman who offers the use of her body for sexual 18. An entertainer who performs difficult physical
intercourse to any one who will pay for this actions
a. Voluptuary b. cuckold a. Clown b. gymnast c. magician d. acrobat
c. prostitute d. concubine 19. A small house with all rooms on one floor
4. Life history of a person written by another a. Bungalow b. cottage c. flat d. castle
a. Autobiography b. biography 20. A song embodying religious and sacred emotions
c. bibliography d. memoir a. Lyric b. ode c. hymn d. ballad
5. Custom of having many wives 21. The policy of extending a country’s empire and
a. Monogamy b. bigamy influence
c. polygamy d. matrimony a. Imperialism b. capitalism
6. A person who does not believe in any religion c. internationalism d. communism
a. Philatelist b. rationalist 22. Government by a single person
c. atheist d. pagan a. Monarchy b. autocracy
7. Bringing about gentle and painless death from c. plutocracy d. aristocracy
incurable disease 23. Practice of a married woman having extra marital
a. Suicide b. euphoria relationship
c. gallows d. euthanasia a. Polygamy b. puberty c. lechery d. adultery
8. A man of lax moral 24. A workman who fits and repairs pipes
a. Ruffian b. licentious a. Mechanic b. blacksmith
c. pirate d. vagabond c. plumber d. technocrat
9. A small enclosure for cattle, sheep, poultry etc 25. Part of a church in which bells hang
a. Cellar b. sty a. Minaret b. chapel c. belfry d. spire
c. pen d. lair 26. Mania for Talking
10. To cause troops etc. to spread out in readiness for a. Logomania b. pyromania
battle c. 1ibliomania d. kleptomania
a. Align b. collocate 27. The custom of having more than one husband at
c. deploy d. disperse the same time
11. One who forcibly seizes control of a bus or an a. Polygamy b. polyandry
aircraft c. debauchery d. bigamy
a. Pirate b. swindler 28. An extremely deep crack or opening in the
c. hijacker d. pilferer ground
12. The act of killing one’s wife a. Chasm b. aperture c. ditch d. pit
a. Genocide b. uxoricide 29. The study of ancient societies
c. canicide d. avicide a. History b. anthropology
13. Music sung or played at night below a person’s c. ethnology d. archaeology
window 30. The foolish belief that one is God
a. Serenade b. sonnet a. Blasphemy b. theocracy
c. lyric d. primo c. paranoia d. theomania
14. A government by the nobles 31. List of heading of the business to be transacted at
a. Democracy b. bureaucracy a meeting
c. autocracy d. aristocracy a. Schedule b. agenda c. proceeding d. excerpts
15. Anything written in a letter after it is signed
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32. A process involving too much official formality 51. An office or post with no work but high pay
a. Nepotism b. diplomacy a. Honorary b. sinecure c. gratis d. ex-officio
c. red-tapism d. bureaucracy 52. One who is well-versed in any subject; a critical
33. Person who brings an action at law judge of any art, particularly fine arts
a. Plaintiff b. litigant c. deponent d. defendant a. Veteran b. philistine
34. The short remaining end of a cigarette c. dilettante d. connoisseur
a. Stump b. stub c. rag d. scrap 53. Person who is indifferent to both pleasure and
35. The place where public, government or historical pain
records are kept a. Saintb. ascetic c. stoic d. hermit
a. Coffer b. pantry c. scullery d. archives 54. A person who is against the standards of ordinary
36. A post without remuneration society especially in dressing
a. Voluntary b. sinecure c. honorary d. involuntary a. Joker b. hippy c. scapegoat d. butt
37. Large scale departure of people 55. Murder of a brother
a. Migration b. emigration c. immigration d. exodus a. Patricide b. regicide c. homicide d. fratricide
38. Lottery in which an article is assigned by lot to 56. Mania for stealing articles
one of those buying tickets a. Logomania b. nymphomania
a. Auction b. raffle c. auditd. d. transit c. kleptomania d. hypomania
39. To send an unwanted person out of the country 57. Mental weariness for want of occupation
a. Exclude b. ostracise c. deport d. expatriate A. Fatigue b. ennui c. languor d. debility
40. Voluntarily giving up throne by king in favour of 58. One who loves all and sundry
his son a. Optimist b. humanist c. altrui d. philanthropist
a. Abdication b. resurrection 59. Mania for travel
c. accession d. renunciation a. Dromomania b. pyromania
41. Child bereaved of one or both the parents c. bibliomania d. logomania
a. Desolate b. destitute c. legacy d. property 60. A person living permanently in a certain place
42. Gift left by will a. Native b. resident c. domicile d. subject
a. Alimony b. parsimony c. legacy d. property 61. Paying back injury with injury
43. A government run by a dictator a. Vendetta b. repression
a. Democracy b. autocracy c. subjugation d. reprisal
c. oligarchy d. theocracy 62. Acutely affected by external impressions
44. One who always runs away from danger a. Ingenious b. impressionable
a. Escapist b. timid c. coward d. shirker c. credulous d. sensitive
45. A poem written on the death of someone loved 63. To slap with a flat object
and lost a. Hew b. swat c. chop d. gnaw
a. Ode b. epic c. sonnet d. elegy 64. An assembly of hearers
46. One who despises persons of lower social a. Audience b. crowd
position c. congregation d. assemblage
a. Prim b. snobc. prig d. aristocrat 65. As associate in an office of institution
47. Gradual recovery from illness a. Companion b. ally c. colleague d. accomplice
a. Hysteria b. amnesia 66. One who is unrelenting and cannot be moved by
c. superannuation d. convalescence entreaties
48. One who is determined to exact full vengeance a. Inexorable b. infallible
for wrongs done to him. c. Impregnable d. inexplicable
a. Vindicator b. usurer c. vindictive d. 67. Regard for others as a principle of action
virulent a. Cynicism b. nepotism
49. A person who believes that pleasure is the chief c. philanthropy d. altruism
good 68. Person who claims to have great love for and
a. Stoic b. hedonist c. epicure d. sensual understanding of what is beautiful in nature, art etc.
50. Commencement of words with the same letter a. Critic b. aesthete
a. Rhyme b. alliteration c. pun d. oxymoron c. connoisseur d. artist
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69. A disease which spreads by contact a. Horticulture b. bonsai
a. Infectious b. contagious c. universal d. immeasurable
c. contiguous d. contextual 86. Walking in sleep
70. An animal story with a moral a. Somniloquism b. somnambulism
a. Fable b. tale c. anecdote d. parable c. obsession d. hallucination
71. To change shape, nature or substance of 87. One who cannot die
a. Modulate b. substitute a. Stable b. immortal
c. remodel d. transmute c. perpetual d. perennial
72. Person who believes that God is every thing and 88. A formal written charge against a person for
everything is God some crime or offence
a. Agnostic b. theist a. Accusation b. indictment
c. pantheist d. pantechnicon c. allegation d. acrimony
73. Person who pilots or travels in a balloon, airship 89. Language difficult to understand because of bad
or other aircraft form
a. Aeronaut b. astronaut c. aerobat d. acrobat Rhetoric b. jargon
74. witty, clever retort c. pedantic d. verbatim
a. Sarcasm b. repartee c. platitude d. invective 90. Belief or opinion contrary to what is generally
75. Word different in meaning but similar in sound accepted
a. Homonym b. synonym c. acronym d. antonym Unbelief b. superstition
76. Simplest and smallest form of plant life, present c. non conformity d. heresy
in air, water and soil; essential to life but may cause 91. A person obsessed with exclusively one idea or
disease subject
a. Virus b. amoeba a. Crazy b. kleptomaniac
c. bacteria d. toxin c. monomaniac d. nymphomaniac
77. A girl or woman who flirts, that is, tries to attract 92. A child of unusual or remarkable talent
people and make advances in love simply to satisfy a. Scholar b. diligent c. freakd. prodigy
her vanity 93. A disease which ends in death
a. Prostitute b. coquette c. spinster d. concubine a. Contagious b. lethal c. fatal d. deadly
78. A person who regards the whole world as his 94. A person who kills somebody especially for
country political reasons
a. Patriot b. nationalist a. Criminal b. murderer c. assassin d. hangman
c. cosmopolitan d. metropolitan 95. One who loves mankind
79. Relationship by blood or birth a. Anthropologist b. philanthropist
a. Parentage b. affiliation c. seismologist d. optometrist
c. consanguinity d. nepotism 96. A small piece of potato
80. A story in which ideas are symbolised as people a. Chunk b. chip c. scrap d. bit
a. Allegory b. fable c. legend d. parable 97. A child who stays away from school without any
81. The cessation of warfare before a treaty is signed good reason
a. Affidavit b. agreement c. armistice d. amnesty a. Vagabond b. delinquent
82. A person who makes love without serious c. schizophrenic d. truant
intentions 98. A common place remark
a. Consort b. philanderer c. romeo d. goon a. Dialogue b. platitude
83. Opposed to great or sudden change c. epigram d. statement
a. Static b. revolutionary 99. Line at which the earth or sea and sky seem to
c. conservative d. evolutionary meet
84. Having no beginning or end to its existence a. Horizon b. zenith c. fringe d. plinth
a. Eternal b. obscure 100. A person who rules without consulting the
c. universal d. immeasurable opinion of others
85. The art of cutting trees and bushes into a. Democrat b. bureaucrat
ornamental shapes c. autocrat d. fanatic
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101. Study of mankind a. Forest b. stable c. lair d. sanctuary
a. Pathology b. physiology 120. A person who looks on the bright side of things
c. philology d. anthropology a. Sycophant b. optimist c. cynic d. pessimist
102. Intentional destruction of racial groups 121. One who lends money at high rate of interest
a. Homicide b. genocide c. fratricide d. regicide a. Solvent b. uxorious c. usurer d. shylock
103. One who is interested in the welfare of women 122. One who cuts precious stones
a. Feminine b. feminist a. Philatelist b. drover c. lapidist d. oculist
c. effeminate d. flamboyant 123. Government by the Gods
104. Study of statistics of births, deaths, diseases to a. Plutocracy b. theocracy
show the state of community c. thearchy d. pantisocracy
a. Geography b. anthropology 124. A person not sure of the existence of God
c. topography d. demography a. Theist b. atheist c. agnostic d. cynic
105. Through which light cannot pass 125. One who compiles dictionary
a. Dull b. dark c. obscure d. opaque a. Calligrapher b. editor
106. A sudden rush of wind c. lexicographer d. compiler
a. Gale b. typhoon c. gust d. storm 126. Which can be easily believed
107. One who take delight in excessive cruelty a. Credulous b. creditable
a. Anarchist b. sophist c. sadist d. nihilist c. trustworthy d. credible
108. An unexpected stroke of good luck 127. Woman trained to help other women in child
a. Fortune b. windfall birth
c. boon d. breakthrough a. Virgin b. midwife c. matron d. nurse
109. A person who helps you break the law 128. A person with full discretionary powers to act
a. Spy b. collaborator on behalf of a country
c. ally d. accomplice a. Ambassador b. emissary
110. Not conforming to ordinary rules of behaviour c. plenipotentiary d. envoy
a. Lunatic b. absurd c. eccentric d. maniacal 129. Design made by putting together coloured
111. Stealing from the writings of others. pieces of glass or stones
a. Copying b. reframing a. Oleograph b. mosaic c. tracery d. relief
c. reproducing d. plagiarism 130. To deprive a thing of its holy character
112. Short descriptive poem of picturesque scene or a. Sacrilege b. blasphemy
incident c. consecrate d. desecrate
a. Malady b. sonnet c. idyll d. charade 131. A man with prejudiced views against religion
113. A man who starves body for the good of soul a. Orthodox b. bigot c. fanatic d. profane
a. Monk b. ascetic c. saint d. spiritualist 132. The school or college in which one has been
114. A person who is reserved in talks educated
a. Reticent b. silent a. Matinee b. alumni c. Alma mater d. calvin
c. mendicant d. garrulous 133. One who deserts his religion
115. A short stay at a place a. Deserter b. turn-coat
a. Halt b. interlude c. fanatic d. apostate
c. intermission d. sojourn 134. Medicine which lessens pain
116. A raised place on which offerings to a god are a. Balm b. Panacea
made c. Anodyne d. Antibiotic
a. Mound b. chapel c. altar d. archives 135. A woman whose husband is died
117. To talk much without coming to the point a. Virgin b. spinster c. wedlock d. widow
a. Verbosity b. garrulousness 136. To take one to task
c. loquacity d. circumlocution a. Disgrace b. handle c. entreat d. rebuke
118. Constant effort to achieve something 137. One who uses fear as a weapon of power.
a. Perseverance b. attempt a. Terrorist b. militant
c. enthusiasm d. vigour c. extremist d. anarchist
119. A place where a wild animal lives
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138. A small piece of wood C. Androphobia D. Cellophobia
a. Splinter b. crumb c. scrap d. chip 156. Fear of depths :
139. Mania for setting fires A. Altophobia B. Acrophobia
a. Pyromania b. kleptomania C. Bathophobia D. Aerophobia
c. logomania d. nymphomania 157 Fear of males :
140. A pioneer of a reform movement A. Androphobia B. Catrophobia
a. Renegade b. apostle C. Geraphobia D. Gynaephobia
c. apotheosis d. apothecary 158. Fear of public/place open :
141. Wicked to a high degree A. Altophobia B. Claustrophobia
a. Cruel b. hateful c. heinous d. abominable C. Acrophobia D. Agoraphobia
142. The original inhabitants of a country 159. Fear of dogs :
a. Aborigines b. citizens c. natives d. primitive A. Algophobia B. Entomophobia
143. Dungeon entered by trapdoor C. Cynophobia D. Demonomania
a. Cellar b. ditch c. vault d. oubliette 160. Fear of time :
144. One desirous of getting money A. Ergophobia B. Genophobia
a. Avaricious b. voracious C. Chronophobia D. geraphobia
c. garrulous d. greedy 161. Fear of books :
145. Place where birds are kept A. Bibliophobia B. Chronophobia
a. Zoo b. apiary c. armoury d. aviary C. Cacophobia D. Catrophobia
146. A person with a beautiful and elegant 162. Extreme fear about beauty :
handwriting A. Anorexia B. Androphobia
a. Calligrapher b. collier C. Cellophobia D. Gynaephobia
c. choreographer d. cartographer 163. Fear of doctors :
147. A person who is always dissatisfied A. Algophobia B. Cacophobia
a. Heretic b. felon c. malcontent d. surrogate C. Androphobia D. catrophobia
148. Loss of power to move in any or every part of 164. Fear of ugliness :
the body A. Algophobia B. Cacophobia
a. Rheumatism b. paralysis C. Catrophobia D. Androphobia
c. eczema d. leprosy 165. Fear of insects :
149. One who does not care of literature or art A. Cynophobia B. Cacophobia
a. Barbarian b. philistine C. Haemetophobia D. Entomophobia
c. illiterate d. primitive 166. Delusion of being under evil spirits :
150. A group of three novels or plays, each complete A. Cacophobia B. Algophobia
in itself C. Demonomania D. Phasmophobia
a. Triplet b. triumvir c. trilogy d. trivet 167. Morbid compulsion to drink :
151. Fear of high places : A. Dipsophobia B. Dipsomania
A. Aerophobia B. Claustrophobia C. Hydrophobia D. Anorexia
C. Agoraphobia D. Acrophobia 168. Fear of thirst :
152. Fear of air : A. Dipsomania B. Hydrophobia
A. Anemophobia B. Aerophobia C. Haemetophobia D. Dipsophobia
C. Altophobia D .Bathophobia 169. Fear of being confined to small place :
153. Fear of pain : A. Claustrophobia B. geraphobia
A. Androphobia B. Algophobia C. Acrophobia D. Aerophobia
C. Catrophobia D. Cacophobia 170. Fear of knowledge :
154. Fear of altitude A. Biblophobia B. Ergophobia
A. Altophobia B. hydrophobia C. Gnosiophobia D. Graphophobia
C. Claustrophobia D. Agoraphobia 171. Fear of old age :
155. Fear of getting fat makes young girls stop eating A. Demonomania B. Androphobia
resulting in harmful effect : C. Lipophobia D. Geraphobia
A. Gynaephobia B. Anorexia
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 (a) tangible (b) trouble
172. Fear of child birth : (c) trickster (d) gullible
A. Chronophobia B. Genophobia 190. A place where birds are kept
C. Maieusiophobia D. Thanatophobia (a) aquarium (b) aviary (c) sanctuary (d) apiary
173. Fear of marriage : 191. A gathering at a religious place
A. Gamophobia B. Gynophobia (a) congregation (b) spectators
C. Anorexia D. Cellophobia (c) mob (d) audience
174. Fear of work : 192. Art of working with metals
A. Chronophobia B. Logophobia (a) meteorite (b) metaphysics
C. Ergophobia D. Peniaphobia (c) metallurgy (d) metalloid
175. Strange in appearance 193. One who compiles a dictionary
(a) bizarre (b) rustic (a) lexicographer (b) cartographer
(c) geriatric (d) decrepit (c) bibliographer (d) lapidist
176. The study of election. 194. A person who worships only one God
(a) archeology (b) philately (a) polytheist (b) monotheist
(c) philanthropy (d) psephology (c) philogynist (d) theist
177. Enigmatic person 195. Causing annoyance or resentment
(a) unique (b) unstable (c) stable (d) unknowable (a) Congenial (b) Galling (c) Amiable (d) Mellow
178. A group of islands 196. Recklessly extravagant or wasteful in the use of
(a) islet(b) archipelago (c) reef (d) atoll resources
179. Sudden involuntary muscular contraction. (a) Profligate (b) Churlish (c) Harpy (d) Hoarder
(a) sprain (b) spasm (c) spam (d) span 197. Wrap or cover for warmth
180. To renounce one’s throne (a) Encourage (b) Muffle (c) Divulge (d) Expose
(a) abdicate (b) arrogate (c) abstain (d) abrogate 198. Keen interest or enthusiasm
181. Make something less severe. (a) Lassitude (b) Lethargy
(a) aggravation (b) mediation (c) Avidity (d) Soporific
(c) palliation (d) reduction 199. Criticize unfairly
182. Lively or high-spirited (a) Complimentary (b) Obeisance
(a) depression (b) grave (c) Denigrate (d) Accolade
(c) vivacious (d) discouraged 200. The occurrence and development of events by
183. One who does or studies without seriousness. chance in a happy or beneficial way
(a) dilettante (b) diligent (a) Debacle (b) Affliction
(c) deliberate (d) distracted (c) Infelicity (d) Serendipity
184. Not clear 201. Open rebellion of soldiers and sailors against
(a) stupidity (b) obscure lawful authority
(c) clarity (d) intensity A. Revolt B. Revolution C. Anarchy D. Mutiny
185. A person who helps another to commit a crime 202. A formal speech, especially one given on a
(a) colleague (b) accomplice ceremonial occasion
(c) assistant (d) supporter (a) Oration (b) Reticent
186. A legal agreement that allows someone to use a (c) Bashful (d) Taciturn
building or land for a period of time, usually is return 203. Regard with great respect
for rent (a) Insolence (b) Venerate
(a) assurance (b) deal (c) lease (d) bond (c) Flippancy (d) Coarseness
187. The act of killing one’s own brother 204. Kill someone by covering their nose and mouth
(a) homicide (b) suicide so that they suffocate
(c) patricide (d) fratricide a. Bulwark b. Foster c. Sentinel d. Smother
188. Rules governing socially acceptable behaviour 205. That which cannot be heard.
(a) politeness (b) formality a. invisible b. inaudible c. hidden d. slight
(c) behavior (d) etiquette 206. Incapable of being corrected.
189. A person who is easily deceived or tricked a. inviolable b. incredible
c. incorrigible d. impossible
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207. One who does not tire easily. (c) amphibian (d) gregarious
a. indelible b. indefatigable 224. Someone not fit to be chosen
c. inflatable d. indestructible (a) illegible (b) non-eligible
208. Incapable of being read (c) uneligible (d) ineligible
a. vague b. eligible c. unseen d. illegible 225. One who deals in furs.
209. Too unimportant to consider (a) tanner (b) furrier (c) lapidist (d) drover
a. diminutive b. trivial 226. With no particular order or plan.
c. nothing d. noticeable (a) hazard (b) hazardous
210. That which can be drawn into a thin wire. (c) hopeless (d) haphazard
a. brittle b. ductile c. flexible d. smooth 227. The point at which something is complete or
211. Impossible to satisfy finalized
a. contented b. satisfiable (a) consummation (b) final (c) uncomplete (d) end
c. satisfactory d. insatiable 228. Occurring, operating, or done at the same time
212. Liable to break easily (a) simultaneous (b) right
a. bent b. brittle c. thin d. soft (c) timebound (d) temporary
213. An instrument for measuring the atmospheric 229. The complete control of trade in particular
pressure goods or type of goods
a. thermometer b. altometer (a) monopoly (b) sharing
c. barometer d. ammeter (c) scattering (d) distribution
214. The part of a country’s government responsible 230. Using or expressed in more words than are
for its legal system.’ needed.
a. judiciary b. legislature (a) verbose (b) concise
c. police d. executive (c) succinct (d) lengthy
215. One who sells articles at public sales 231. A woman whose husband is died and who has
(a) Auctioneer (b) Tolerance not married again
(c) Stoicism (d) Reticence (a) celibate (b) bachelor
216. An act of misappropriation of money (c) single (d) widow
(a) debasement (b) misconduct 232. A man whose wife is died and who has not
(c) corruption (d) embezzlement married again
217. The first public performance of a musical or (a) widower (b) celibate (c) widow (d) married
theatrical work or the first showing of a film 233. Impossible to understand
(a) premiere (b) preview (a) comprehensible (b) unintelligible
(c) opener (d) Debut (c) exonerate (d) intelligible
218. Rules governing socially acceptable behaviour. 234. Change ordinary metals into gold
(a) behaviour (b) etiquette (a) alchemy (b) auctioneer
(c) formality (d) politeness (c) agent (d) master
219. A person who is easily deceived or tricked. 235. A person or thing that has the same name as
(a) Gullible (b) tangible another.
(c) trouble (d) trickster (a) namesake (b) stroll
220. Submission to all that happens as inevitable. (c) metaphor (d) emblem
(a) fatalism (b) Superstition 236. A place in a large institution for the care of
(c) pragmatism (d) Pessimism those who are ill
221. A legal agreement that allows someone to use a (a) house (b) university
building or land for a period of time, usually for rent. (c) college (d) infirmary
(a) assurance (b) deal (c) bond (d) lease 237. A mass of snow, ice, and rocks falling rapidly
222. A person who worships only one God. down a mountainside
(a) Philogymist (b) theist (a) flux (b) waterfall
(c) Monotheist (d) Polytheist (c) avalanche (d) flood
223. Animals living in water
(a) mammals (b) aquatic
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238. A person whose trade is cutting up and selling 253. Prohibited by law or treaty from being imported
meat in a shop on exported:
(a) butcher (b) assassin (a) contraband (b) smuggled
(c) murderer (d) moaner (c) counterfeit (d) forged
239. Linked together 254. Intentional destruction of racial groups:
(a)connect (b) concatenate (a) regicide (b) genocide
(c) joint (d) assemble (c) homicide (d) fratricide
240. Exclusive right to publish a book 255. A person in vehicle or on horseback escorting
(a) copyright (b) dominate another vehicle:
(c) control (d) exonerate (a) navigator (b) escort
241. Gradual increase in force - volume - loudness. (c) outrider (d) security
(a) elevation (b) crescendo 256. Not allowing the passage of light:
(c) pinnacle (d) surge (a) oblique (b) opaque (c) optique (d) opulent
242. A broad channel formed by joining of the sea 257. Science regarding principles of classification:
and river water (a) taxidermy (b) taxonomy
(a) hinterland (b) connect (c) estuary (d) dyke (c) toxicology (d) classicology
243. Used or suitable for growing crops 258. A person who can make himself/herself at
(a) useful (b) furrow (c) suitable (d) arable home in any country:
244. An area where wild birds or animals protected (a) cosmetician (b) cosmopolitan
and encouraged to breed (c) cosmocrat (d) cosmesis
(a) sanctuary (b) asylum 259. Science of heredity:
(c) shrine (d) temple (a) hereditary (b) genetics
245. Dealing with injuries and diseases of the bones (c) genesis (d) inheritance
or muscles 260. Arrangement in order of occurrence:
(a) orthopaedics (b) orthodox (a) timely (b) chronological
(c) phonology (d) etymology (c) chronic (d) temporal
246. A group of people assembled for religious 261. Occurring at night:
worship (a) nightly (b) dark (c) nocturnal (d) neurotic
(a) congregation (b) throng 262. Determine the nature of the disease:
(c) collection (d) mob (a) investigate (b) determine
247. A person who destroys property by fire (c) diagnose (d) detect
(a) criminal (b) maverick 263. A guide-post pointing out the way for a place:
(c) pacifist (d) arsonist (a) lastpost (b) finger-post
248. Conferred as an honor (c) lamp-post (d) checkpost
(a) sinecure (b) honorary 264. Belief that god is in everything and that
(c) reward (d) vulnerable everything is god:
249. Willing to consider or accept new suggestions (a) atheism (b) pantheism
and ideas (c) scepticism (d) animism
(a) deny (b) receptive 265. A picture of a person or a thing drawn in such a
(c) comprehensive (d) useful highly exaggerated manner as to cause laughter
250. An area where wild birds or animals protected (a) cartoon (b) cacography
and encouraged to breed (c) cartography (d) caricature
(a) sanctuary (b) asylum (c) temple (d) shrine 266. The state of being miserable bereft of all
251. One who walks in sleep: possessions:
(a) dreamer (b) somnambulist (a) dependent (b) complacent
(c) noematic (d) ignorant (c) destitute (d) omnipresent
252. A speech made without preparation: 267. That which cannot be called back:
(a) prepared (b) debate (a) irresponsible (b) irrevocable
(c) extempore (d) elocution (c) irredeemable (d) incalculable

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268. An abandoned child of unknown parents who is 284. The Mahabharata is a long poem based on a
found by somebody: noble theme
(a) foundling (b) siblings (c) urchin (d) orphan (a) story (b) narration
269. Parts of a country behind the coast or a river (c) epic (d) summary
bank: 285. A frog lives both on land as well as in water
(a) swamps (b) marshes (a) amphibian (b) aquatic
(c) hinterland (d) isthmuses (c) ambidextrous (d) animate
270. A written statement about someone’s character, 286. One who possesses many talents:
usually provided by an employer: (a) versatile (b) exceptional
(a) testimonial (b) memorandum (c) gifted (d) talented
(c) certificate (d) licence 287. A very accurate form of clock:
271. One who makes an official examination of (a) voltmeter (b) chronometer
accounts: (c) galvanometer (d) calorimeter
(a) auditor (b) accountant 288. A place where money is coined:
(c) clerk (d) official (a) lit (b) archive (c) press (d) mint
272. A list of passengers and luggage: 289. A series of lectures or lessons:
(a) waybill (b) wagon (c) wire puller (d) whist (a) course (b) syllabus
273. A person who makes love without serious (c) catalogue (d) panel
intention: 290. A false name adopted by an author for writing:
(a) consort (b) philanderer (c) romeo (d) goon (a) nickname (b) pseudonym
274. Avoiding wastage: (c) nomenclature (d) title
(a) economic (b) economical 291. That which has a double meaning:
(c) minimal (d) optimational (a) doubtless (b) uncertain
275. Sole right to make and sell some invention: (c) controversial (d) ambiguous
(a) franchise (b) authorize 292. Incapable of making errors:
(c) dealership (d) patent (a) infallible (b) incorrigible
276. The scientific study of living organisms: (c) impervious (d) inexplicable
(a) biochemistry (b) organic chemistry 293. Governed by a sense of duty:
(c) zoology (d) biology (a) conscious (b) sensible
277. One who lives for more than a hundred years: (c) intelligent (d) conscientious
(a) saint (b) mereologist 294. The depository where state records and
(c) demagogue (d) centenarian documents are preserved:
278. One who is indifferent to pleasure or pain: (a) museum (b) library
(a) stoic (b) anarchist (c) emporium (d) archive
(c) mystic (d) hysteric 295. That which is no longer fashionable or in use:
279. Person who files a suit (a) unused (b) ancient (c) obsolete (d) old
(a) suitor (b) plaintiff (c) accuser (d) charger 296. Murder of a king:
280. Take great pleasure (a) homicide (b) fratricide
(a) satisfied (b) uphold (c) overhaul (d) revel (c) regicide (d) parricide
281. The practise of having many wives 297. A place where birds are kept:
(a) calligraphy (b) polygamy (a) aviary (b) house (c) aquarium (d) apiary
(c) polyandry (d) bigamy 298. Expressions no longer in current use:
282. A person who abstains completely from (a) artistic (b) archaic
alcoholic drink (c) ancient (d) modern
(a) derelict (b) subjunctive 299. A talk between two persons:
(c) incriminatory (d) teetotaller (a) prologue (b) monologue
283. A strong dislike: (c) dialogue (d) speech
(a) entreaty (b) animosity 300. A person who can not be corrected:
(c) malice (d) reciprocity (a) illegible (b) impossible
(c) incorrigible (d) invulnerable
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301. Enter a country as an enemy: (c) stupendous (d) appalling
(a) defeat (b) spy 319. One who criticizes popular beliefs which he
(c) invade (d) overcome thinks is mistaken or unwise:
302. Plants of a region: (a) philistine (b) iconoclast
(a) fauna (b) flora (c) nursery (d) forest (c) imposter (d) cannibal
303. A person who devotes his/her life for the 320. Detaining and confining someone:
welfare of other: (a) Interruption (b) interrogation
(a) martyr (b) altruist (c) interment (d) internment
(c) hermit (d) volunteer 321. An underhand device resorted to in order to
304. A person who attends to the diseases of the eye justify misconduct:
is an: (a) subterfuge (b) manoeuvre
(a) optician (b) oculist (c) stratagem (d) complicity
(c) optimist (d) obstetrician 322. Science of the races of mankind:
305. Written law of a legislative body: (a) genealogy (b) Epistemology
(a) statue (b) statute (c) stature (d) static (c) ethnology (d) sociology
306. A person who shows off his learning: 323. A person who loves wealth and spends as little
(a) researcher (b) pedant money as possible:
(c) educationist (d) exhibitor (a) curmudgeon (b) money-grabber
307. The study of worms and insects: (c) scrimp (d) miser
(a) paleontology (b) taxidermy 324. State of anxiety or dismay causing mental
(c) entomology (d) ornithology confusion:
308. One who lends money at a very high interest: (a) constriction (b) consternation
(a) banker (b) usurer (c) concentration (d) contraction
(c) imposter (d) former 325. A person who is fluent in two languages:
309. Incapable of being approached: (a) versatile (b) expert
(a) inaccessible (b) inadmissible (c) bilingual (d) knowledgeable
(c) irresistible (d) illegal 326. One who eats human flesh:
310. One who takes care of a building: (a) Maneater (b) cannibal (c) beast (d) savage
(a) janitor (b) manager 327. The quality of being politely firm and
(c) warden (d) beadle demanding:
311. One who looks at the bright side of things: (a) assertive (b) bossy (c) aggressive (d) lardy
(a) pessimist (b) pacifist 328. One who finds it easy to produce new and
(c) optimist (d) humanist original ideas and things:
312. A list of dishes: (a) hospitable (b) bright
(a) cuisine (b) dessert (c) buffet (d) menu (c) impulsive (d) creative
313. One who believes in fate: 329. Done with good judgement
(a) believer (b) fatalist (c) agnostic (d) sceptic (a) enviable (b) judicial
314. Smugy self-satisfied: (c) eminent (d) judicious
(a) responsive (b) complacent 330. Impossible to decipher ,make out or read:
(c) jovial (d) witty (a) illegible (b) ambiguous
315. A person who makes a scientific study of birds: (c) eligible (d) intelligible
(a) Ornithologist (b) orthodontist 331. Careful not to harm or inconvenience others:
(c) anesthetist (d) astrophysicist (a) obstinate (b) rash
316. Having to do with artistic beauty: (c) humble (d) considerate
(a) aesthetic (b) excellence 332. The place where public, government or
(c) artful (d) creative historical records are kept:
317. A person who lives by himself: (a) coffer (b) pantry
(a) bachelor (b) recluse (c) spinster (d) priest (c) archives (d) scullery
318. Impossible to describe
(a) miraculous (b) ineffable
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333. Theft of another person’s writings or ideas and (a) entrepreneur (b) amateur
passing them off as one’s own: (c) libertine (d) novice
(a) plagiarism (b) burglary 350. Wild and noisy disorder
(c) piracy (d) pilferage (a) revolution (b) pandemonium
334. The study of insects: (c) stir (d) agitation
(a) anthropology (b) zoology 351. A person who is solely motivated by money or
(c) etymology (d) entomology personal gain:
335. List of issues to be discussed at a meeting: (a) charlatan (b) mercenary
(a) schedule (b) agenda (c) merchant (d) money-lender
(c) time-table (d) plan 352. Something that is beyond the power of nature:
336. Speed of an object in one direction: (a) supernatural (b) magical
(a) pace (b) tempo (c) extraordinary (d) unnatural
(c) velodrome (d) velocity 353. Description of a disagreeable thing by an
337. A word or practice that has gone out of use: agreeable name:
(a) absolute (b) outdated (a) eulogy (b) epithet
(c) old-fashioned (d) obsolete (c) epigram (d) euphemism
338. Favouritism granted in politics or business to 354. Walk in a proud and confident way:
relatives: (a) lope (b) swagger
(a) nepotism (b) hedonism (c) sprint (d) canter
(c) redtapism (d) monotheism 355. The part of a stage in front of the curtain;
339. A person who collects coins: (a) podium (b) proscenium
(a) numismatist (b) philatelist (c) amphitheatre (d) arena
(c) coin collector (d) ornithologist 356. A policy that segregates people on the basis of
340. A supplement to a will: race:
(a) adjunct (b) effusion (c) codicil (d) furlough (a) chauvinism (b) theism
341. Estimation of a thing’s worth: (c) apartheid (d) partisan
(a) goodness (b) appraisal (c) beliefs (d) pay 357. Something which lasts forever:
342. To free completely from blame: (a) Eternal (b) youthful
(a) clear (b) exonerate (c) release (d) let go (c) mortal (d) infallible
343. A person who works for an employer for a fixed 358. The schedule of travel:
period of time in order to learn the particular skill (a) itinerary (b) time-table
needed in their job: (c) travelbook (d) guidebook
(a) worker (b) employee 359. Poem in short stanzas narrating a popular story:
(c) apprentice (d) laborer (a) ballet (b) epic
344. Soldiers who fight on horseback: (c) ballad (d) sonnet
(a) infantry (b) artillery 360. Design made by putting together coloured
(c) cavalry (d) armoured pieces of glass or stones:
345. One who speaks for other: (a) tracery (b) mosaic
(a) spokesman (b) leader (c) relief (d) oleograph
(c) supporter (d) naming 361. A shopkeeper who sells fresh and green
346. A man who doesn’t know how to read or write: vegetables:
(a) uneducated (b) illiterate (a) shopkeeper (b) vendor
(c) ignorant (d) oblivious (c) greengrocer (d) butcher
347. Rebellion against lawful authority: 362. That which can be easily consumed by fire:
(a) mutiny (b) coup (a) inexhaustible (b) incombustible
(c) revolution (d) dissidence (c) invincible (d) inflammable
348. To run away with a lover 363. A place of shelter for ships:
(a) deceive (b) cheat (c) escape (d) elope (a) port (b) harbour
349. One who does something not professionally but (c) barrack (d) helipad
for pleasure:
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364. An expert in the scientific study of birds: 380. O. Henry is the pen name used by William
(a) astrologer (b) keeper Sydney Porter:
(c) zoologist (d) ornithologist (a) synonym (b) antonym
365. One who believes that events are decided by (c) acronym (d) pseudonym
fate: 381. A person who collects postage stamps:
(a) numerologist (b) fatalist (a) philologist (b) phonologist
(c) egoist (d) atheist (c) philatelist (d) phrenologist
366. Like an ape or a monkey: 382. A person who has had one or more limbs cut
(a) Arboreal (b) feline off:
(c) Avian (d) simian (a) amputee (b) truncation
367. Having a common centre: (c) dissemination (d) curtailment
(a) concentric (b) circular 383. A building for housing curios:
(c) eccentric (d) chronic (a) asylum (b) museum
368. A place where foodgrains are stored: (c) auditorium (d) sanatorium
(a) granary (b) museum 384. A person who knows or can speak many
(c) aviary (d) grocery languages:
369. A place where dead bodies are buried : (a) bibliophile (b) bigot
(a) museum (b) cemetery (c) polyglot (d) misologist
(c) crematory (d) park 385. Incapable of being corrected:
370. Medicine given to counteract poison: (a) insolent (b) incongruous
a) antibiotic (b) antiseptic (c) incorrigible (d) insensitive
(c) antidote (d) antifungal 386. A place where dead bodies are kept for medical
371. One who hates marriage: examination
(a) misanthrope (b) misogamist (a) crematorium (b) mortuary
(c) misogynist (d) polygamist (c) hospital (d) cemetery
372. Thawing snow: 387. A child who stays away from school without
(a) sludge (b) slush (c) slosh (d) slash leave:
373. One who specializes in the mathematics of (a) truant (b) rebel
insurance (c) bully (d) deserter
(a) A statistician (b) an actuary 388. That which cannot be believed
(c) an agent (d) an insurant (a) infallible (b) incredible
374. Violation of the sanctity of the church: (c) inaudible (d) ineffable
(a) infringement (b) irreverence 389. Very delicate and beautiful:
(c) sacrilege (d) transgression (a) exquisite (b) requisite
375. Of one mind or opinion: (c) exemplary (d) resplendent
(a) voluntary (b) referendum 390. Witty, ready replies :
(c) homogenous (d) unanimous (a) repartees (b) rhetorics
376. Notice of death, especially in a newspaper: (c) puns (d) refrains
(a) condolence (b) obituary 391. A solution for all:
(c) obesity (d) funeral (a) panacea (b) treatment
377. Persons working together in the same institute: (c) cure (d) well-being
(a) colleagues (b) staff 392. A book containing various branches of
(c) contemporary (d) brethren knowledge arranged in alphabetical order:
378. One who does not believe in god: (a) encyclopaedia (b) dictionary
(a) polytheist (b) atheist (c) thesaurus (d) atlas
(c) theist (d) monotheist 393. A person who believes in the total abolition of
379. There was a peaceful settlement of the matter war:
between the two parties: (a) bellicose (b) pacifist
(a) friendship (b) solidarity (c) flautist (d) fatalist
(c) compromise (d) understanding
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394. A military or political group that rules a country (a) illegible (b) illiterate
after taking power by force (c) irrevocable (d) illegal
(a) junta (b) burglary 409. He is a person who always looks at the dark side
(c) piracy (d) pilferage of things:
395. A constantly changing pattern or sequence of (a) optimist (b) pacifist
elements (c) pessimist (d) opportunist
(a) anthropology (b) gyroscope 410. A speech delivered for the first time:
(c) etymology (d) kaleidoscope (a) impromptu speech (b) maiden speech
396. A published false statement that is damaging to (c) primary speech (d) harangue
a person's reputation; a written defamation 411. A gigantic statue:
(a) schedule (b) libel (c) time-table (d) plan (a) colossus (b) agree
397. A dummy used to display clothes in a shop (c) kirk (d) decline
window 412. A disorderly crowd of people:
(a) pace (b) tempo (a) spectators (b) pedestrians
(c) velodrome (d) mannequin (c) lunatics (d) mob
398. A public speech or published text in praise of 413. Specify as part of an agreement:
someone or something (a) charge (b) agree (c) stipulate (d) decline
(a) coffer (b) pantry (c) panegyric (d) scullery 414. A hall or building equipped for physical exercise:
399. A raised place on which offerings to God are (a) gymnastics (b) court
made: (c) play-station (d) gymnasium
(a) mound (b) chapel (c) altar (d) archive 415. Changing in shape, appearance etc:
400. Undue favour shown by a person in power to his (a) rotation (b) alteration
friends and relatives: (c) motion (d) transformation
(a) criticism (b) despotism 416. A book or paper written in hand:
(c) nepotism (d) witticism (a) edition (b) thesis
401. An area controlled by a foreign ruler: (c) manuscript (d) scripture
(a) province (b) state 417. A speech delivered by a prophet or saint from a
(c) colony (d) dominion pulpit:
402. A person who lives for pleasure: (a) lecture (b) debate
(a) hedonist (b) materialist (c) dialogue (d) sermon
(c) atheist (d) philanthropist 418. A person who offers services without any
403. Loss of memory: return:
(a) dementia (b) oblivion (a) activist (b) contractor
(c) nostalgia (d) amnesia (c) seer (d) volunteer
404. A drawing of the outline of an object; filled in 419. One who is bad in spelling
with some uniform color (a) compositor (b) stoker
(a) banker (b) silhouette (c) cacographist (d) shipwright
(c) imposter (d) former 420. A person or animal having both male and
405. A substitute, especially a person deputizing for female sex organs or other sexual characteristics
another in a specific role or office (a) hermaphrodite (b) derivative
(a) surrogate (b) inadmissible (c) inferential (d) suggestive
(c) irresistible (d) illegal 421. A person who manages the financial affairs of a
406. A brief evocative description, account, or college or school
episode (a) bursar (b) philanthropy
(a)vignette (b) warden (c) benevolence (d) turnstile
(c) beadle (d) short 422. An extremely happy, peaceful, or picturesque
407. One who knows everything: period or situation
(a) omniscient (b) omnipresent (a) idyll (b) sinecure
(c) omnipotent (d) ominous (c) perquisite (d) prerogatives
408. That which cannot be read easily:
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423. Spoil (something which is valued or respected) (a) blonde (b) philogynist
(a) Flora (b) museum (c) brunette (d) dotard
(c) zoo (d) desecrate 440. There was a big applause when he delivered his
424. Not easily pleased by anything: speech for the first time:
(a) medieval (b) precarious (a) introductory speech (b) maiden speech
(c) fastidious (d) maiden (c) concluding speech (d) initial speech
425. To die without having made a will: 441. Large number of insects, birds etc. Moving
(a) intestate (b) insolvent about:
(c) intaglio (d) inveterate (a) crowd (b) group (c) pack (d) swarm
426. One who enjoys inflicting pain on himself 442. A person who readily believes others
(a) egoist (b) sadist (a) sensible (b) credulous
(c) masochist (d) nihilist (c) sensitive (d) credible
427. Murder of a brother: 443. Dry weather with no rainfall:
(a) regicide (b) homicide (a) summer (b) desert
(c) fratricide (d) patricide (c) drought (d) general
428. More like a woman than a man in manners and 444. Unrelated to the subject;
habits: (a) irrelevant (b) superficial
(a) womanish (b) delicate (c) specific (d) general
(c) unmanly (d) effeminate 445. A state of near-unconsciousness or insensibility
429. Handwriting which is difficult or impossible to (a) transgression (b) translation
read: (c) stupor (d) transmigration
(a) illegible (b) illogical 446. Something which is not in harmony
(c) unintelligible (d) eligible (a) smooth (b) quiet
430. To play the part of, and function as some other (c) cacophonous (d) noisy
person: 447. A list of books:
(a) impersonate (b) act (c) imitate (d) pretend (a) anthology (b) glossary
431. Liable to be easily broken: (c) catalogue (d) index
(a) weak (b) brittle (c) thin (d) hard 448. Man with womanly habits and manners
432. One who is out to destroy the Government: (a) bovine (b) suave (c) effeminate (d) gay
(a) anarchist (b) villain 449. Something unusual or strange, having peculiar
(c) criminal (d) enemy notions:
433. One who loves all mankind: (a) dramatic (b) reasonable
(a) philologist (b) philosopher (c) whimsical (d) aggressive
(c) philanthropist (d) philatelist 450. A study of word and the way words develop:
434. A person who cannot make a mistake: (a) Etymology (b) phonology
(a) inexplicable (b) inevitable (c) phraseology (d) phonography
(c) indispensable (d) infallible 451. A hotel providing overnight lodging for travelers
435. One who eats human flesh: (a) inn (b) coup
(a) carnivore (b) herbivore (c) revolution (d) dissidence
(c) glutton (d) cannibal 452. Soldier who fight on horseback :
436. An office with a salary but no work: (a) infantry (b) artillery
(a) honorary (b) sinecure (c) cavalry (d) armored
(c) insolvent (d) sinuous 453. One who speaks for other:
437. The study or collection of coins: (a) spokesman (b) leader
(a) nymphomania (b) numismatics (c) supporter (d) naming
(c) numerology (d) numeric 454. A short moral story (often with animal
438. One who hates women; characters)
(a) misogynist (b) misanthrope (a) uneducated (b) fable
(c) feminist (d) effeminate (c) ignorant (d) oblivious
439. A woman with dark brown hair:
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455. A person who thinks only about himself 'and 470. To be biased against:
not about others 'needs: (a) partial (b) objective
(a) egocentric (b) egomaniacal (c) prejudiced (d) predestined
(c) egoistic (d) egotistic 471. Motion of Head, Hands etc, As a mode of
456. Something that cannot be explained: expression indicating attitude.
(a) inexplicable (b) unthinkable (a) gesture (b) grin
(c) impregnable (d) mysterious (c) gestation (d) grimace
457. A written declaration made on oath in the 472. Bitter and violent attack in words:
presence of a magistrate: (a) diaspora (b) criticism
(a) document (b) affidavit (c) diadem (d) diatribe
(c) dossier (d) voucher 473. Treatment by means of exercise and massage:
458. A raised place on which offering to a God are (a) chemotherapy (b) hydrotherapy
made: (c) physiotherapy (d) psychotherapy
(a) mound (b) rostrum (c) church (d) altar 474. The abandonment of one’s country or cause:
459. One who journeys from place to place: (a) defection (b) disloyalty
(a) quack (b) cannibal (c) desertion (d) migration
(c) itinerant (d) courier 475. A place where birds are kept:
460. A government by officials: (a) aquarium (b) den
(a) oligarchy (b) aristocracy (c) aviary (d) sanctuary
(c) plutocracy (d) bureaucracy 476. A method which never fails
461. One who walks in sleep: (a) unflinching (b) irreparable
(a) somniloquist (b) egoist (c) irremediable (d) infallible
(c) somnambulist (d) altruist 477. Something which cannot be believed:
462. Commencement of adjacent word with same (a) inevitable (b) ineffable
letter: (c) incredible (d) ineluctable
(a) pun (b) alliteration 478. Body of a human being or animal embalmed for
(c) transferred epithet (d) oxymoron burial:
463. A specialist who tests eyesight: (a) corpse (b) mummy
(a) optician (b) ophthalmologist (c) morgue (d) mortuary
(c) ichthyologist (d) neurologist 479. Of very bad morals, characterised by
464. A wall built to prevent the sea or a river from debasement or degeneration:
flooding an area: (a) desultory (b) dilapidated
(a) dam (b) mound (c) depraved (d) dilatory
(c) dyke (d) embankment 480. The production of raw silk:
465. Ability to go on inspite of difficulties: (a) pisciculture (b) horticulture
(a) delirious (b) desirous (c) sericulture (d) urine culture
(c) perseverance (d) pervasive 481. Politicians are notorious for doing undue favour
466. A number of ships, vehicles etc. Travelling to their relatives:
together under escort; (a) dualism (b) polarity
(a) retinue (b) feel (c) pluralism (d) nepotism
(c) posse (d) convoy 482. A person who readily believes others:
467. An instrument for measuring wind pressure: (a) sensitive (b) sensible
(a) manometer (b) micrometer (c) credible (d) credulous
(c) temperature (d) anemometer 483. Meaningless language with an exaggerated style
468.To destroy completely intended to impress:
(a) annihilate (b) rehabilitate (a) verbalization (b) rhetoric
(c) incapacitate (d) dislocate (c) oratory (d) public-speaking
469. To die in water or any other liquid because one
is unable to breathe:
(a) sink (b) drown (c) flounder (d) founder
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484. The political leader has an evil reputation. He is (a) trot (b) canter (c) plod (d) saunter
not trusted: 499. One who copies from other writers:
(a) is magnanimous (b) is dubious (a) copy-writer (b) copyright
(c) is notorious (d) is malicious (c) plagiarist (d) epicure
485. The conference takes place once in three years: 500. Excessive similarity or resemblance with
(a) treennial (b) thriennial anything or anyone:
(c) tetraennial (d) triennial (a) affinity (b) ambiguity
486. An apartment building in which each apartment (c) affirmation (d) affliction
is owned separately by the people living in it, but 501. To scold or rebuke somebody
also containing shared areas: (a) chicanery (b) chide (c) caress (d) carnage
(a) condominium (b) multiplex 502. A round or cylindrical container used for storing
(c) duplex (d) caravan things such as food, chemicals or rolls of film:
487. A group of three powerful people: (a) tankard (b) canister (c) vessel (d) casket
(a) trio (b) tritium 503. A place of permanent residence:
(c) trivet (d) triumvirate (a) abode (b) dormitory
488. Operation of the body after death: (c) domicile (d) apartment
(a) post-mortem (b) obituary 504. That cannot be altered or withdrawn:
(c) homage (d) mortuary (a) irrevocable (b) irretrievable
489. The Bedouin Arabs are people of no fixed abode (c) irrefutable (d) irresistible
(a) vagabonds (b) travellers 505. Money paid to employees on retirement:
(c) barbarians (d) nomads (a) gratuity (b) gift (c) pension (d) arrears
490. The secretary’s proposal was adopted with the 506. A place where clothes are kept:
full agreement of all the members: (a) closet (b) drawer
(a) equivocally (b) vehemently (c) wardrobe (d) cupboard
(c) ambitiously (d) unanimously 507. An instrument for measuring the force of the
491. That which makes it difficult to recognize the wind:
presence or real nature of something: (a) manometer (b) micrometer
(a) infallible (b) image (c) telescope (d) anemometer
(c) camouflage (d) transparent 508. To given one’s authority to another:
492. Code of diplomatic etiquette and precedence (a) authorization (b) powerful
(a) protocol (b) hierarchy (c) attorney (d) delegate
(c) formality (d) statesmanship 509. A herd or flock of animals being driven in a body
493. Travel regularly between two or more places 1. Crowd 2. Cluster 3. Throng 4. Drove
(a) dexterous (b) shuttle 510. A group of three novels or plays, each complete
(c) gifted (d) exception in itself
494. Twist and turn with quick writhing movements 1. Triplet 2. Triumvir 3. Trivet 4. Trilogy
(a) recluse (b) hedonist 511. A self-governing country or region
(c) wriggle (d) maniac 1. Anarchy 2. Autonomy
495. A person who rides horses in races as an 3. Democracy 4. Monarchy
occupation: 512. A place where coins, medals or tokens are made
(a) equestrian (b) horseman 1. Casting 2. Mill 3. Mint 4. Workshop
(c) horse-racer (d) maniac 513. A person who is trained to travel in a spacecraft
496. A widely accepted rule of conduct or general 1. Anchor 2. Choreographer
truth briefly expressed: 3. Astronaut 4. Chauffeur
(a) maxim (b) tenet 514. One who does not take any alcoholic drink
(c) syllogism (d) doctrine 1. Teetotaller 2. Astrologer
497. A secret message written in code: 3. Perfectionist 4. Vegetarian
(a) anagram (b) telegram 515. A large building with an extensive floor area,
(c) phonogram (d) cryptogram typically for housing aircraft
498. Walk in a slow relaxed way: 1. Barn 2. Airport 3. Shed 4. Hangar
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516. A person who listens to someone’s private 1. Heaven 2. Utopia 3. Dreamland 4. Paradise
conversation without them knowing 532. A dynamic campaign for political, social or
1. Eavesdropper 2. Infiltrator religious change
3. Secret agent 4. Spy 1. Mutiny 2. Conflict 3. Crusade 4. War
517. A large bedroom for a number of people in a 533. An arrangement of flowers that is usually given
school or institution. as a present.
1. Hostel 2. Creche 3. Assembly 4. Dormitory 1. Basket 2. Bracket 3. Bouquet 4. Boutique
518. A group of people, typically with vehicles or 534. One who does not believe in the existence of
animals, travelling together. God.
1. Caravan 2. Troop 3. Circus 4. Gang 1. Atheist 2. Cynic 3. Anarchist 4. Egotist
519. A place in a large institution, for the care of 535. One who supervises in an examination hall
those who are ill 1. Inspector 2. Manager
1. Hostel 2. Infirmary 3. Hangar 4. Dormitory 3. Invigilator 4. Verifier
520. A group of stars 536. A person preoccupied with an unrealistically
1. Congregation 2. Astronomy optimistic approach to life
3. Planets 4. Constellation 1. Practical 2. Pragmatic
521. Having no boundaries or limits 3. Rational 4. Quixotic
1. Enormous 2. Tremendous 537. A group of people, typically with vehicles or
3. Infinite 4. Colossal animals travelling together
522. One who studies the occult meanings of 1. Cargo 2. Caravan 3. Battery 4. Cache
numbers and their supposed influence on human 538. A person appointed by two parties to solve a
life dispute
1. Astronomer 2. Astrologer 1. Anarchist 2. Auditor 3. Atheist 4. Arbitrator
3. Numerologist 4. Prophet 539. The state of being subject to death
523. A sentimental longing for a period in the past 1. Deadly 2. Immortality
1. Memory 2. Emotion 3. Craving 4. Nostalgia 3. Mortality 4. Morbidity
524. A large cage, building, or enclosure to keep birds 540. A musical composition made up of a series of
1. Aviary 2. Aquarium 3. Arena 4. Zoo songs or short pieces
525. Soft, inner part of a nut or fruit-stone 1. Medley 2. Orchestra 3. Lyric 4. Band
1. Bean 2. Pulp 3. Caramel 4. Kernel 541. A secret or disguised way of writing
526. A news article that reports the recent death of a 1. Emblem 2. Cypher 3. Symbol 4. Puzzle
person 542. A person who entertains people by doing
1. Review 2. Editorial difficult feats
3. Mortuary 4. Obituary 1. Acrobat 2. Cosmonaut
527. Something that is to your advantage but 3. Astronaut 4. Performer comedian
happened by chance 543. An incongruous or chaotic mixture
1. Occidental 2. Purposeful 1. Harmony 2. Discord 3. Cacophony 4. Melody
3. Deliberate 4. Fortuitous 544. A family of young birds
528. To throw an event into confusion or disorder 1. Kids 2. Brood 3. Offspring 4. Litter
1. Disrupt 2. Detonate 3. Erupt 4. Explode 545. A short rest or sleep taken after lunch
529. A person who thinks that bad things are more 1. Leisure 2. Slumber 3. Siesta 4. Doze
likely to happen or who emphasises the bad part of a 546. A corporation made up of a number of different
situation companies that operate in diversified fields
1. Complainer 2. Misanthropist 1. Conglomerate 2. Correlation
3. Optimist 4. Pessimist 3. Agreement 4. Association
530. The act or habit of talking in one's sleep 547. An examination of a dead body to determine
1. Somniloquy 2. Soliloquy the cause of death
3. Monologue 4. Prologue 1. Analysis 2. Homicide
531. An imaginary ideal society free of poverty and 3. Post-mortem 4. Suicide
suffering
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548. A person who presents a radio/television 564. Feeling annoyed at the sight of unfair
programme treatement
1. Comedian 2. Choreographer (1) indifferent (2) indisposed
3. Anchor 4. Actor (3) Indignant (4) Indigent
549. A person employed to drive a private or hired 565. Artistic, musical or dramatic interpretation.
car (1) Rendition (2) Report
1. Pilot 2. Chauffeur 3. Captain 4. Escort (3) Imitation (4) Reparation
550. The art of effective or persuasive speaking or 566. Showing a dislike of anything Improper.
writing (1) Strict (2) Crude (3) Prim (4) Rude
1. Rhetoric 2. Archaic 567. A planned route or journey
3. Poetry 4. Bombastic (1) Iterate (2) itinerary (3) Itinerant (4) isolate
551. One who is in charge of museum 568. Speech of great importance and gravity
A) Supervisor B) Caretaker (1) maiden (2) momentous
C) Warden D) Curator (3) monumental (4) momentary
552. A style full of words 569. Act of injuring another’s reputation by
A) Pedantic B) Verbose any slanderous communication.
C) Rhetorical D) Abundant (1) Defamation (2) Orchestration
553. Imposed a restriction on (3) Aberration (4) Misrepresentation
A) Constrained B) Strained 570. A story in which animals or objects speak and
C) Abstained D) Contained give wholesome moral lesson.
554. An organism which lives in or on another (1) Legend (2) Fable
organism (3) Parable (4) Allegory
A) Parasite B) Host 571. To free someone from all blames
C) Puerile D) Sororicide (1) Consolidate (2) Fling
555. The first model of a new device (3) Forbid (4) Exonerate
A) Prototype B) Sculpture 572. A person who deliberately sets fire to a building
C) Sample D) Photograph (1) Arsonist (2) Extortionist
556. A relationship between people or organisations (3) Hijacker (4) Assassin
that depend on each other equally 573. One who makes an official examination of
A) Symbiosis B) Beam accounts
C) Erudition D) Adduction (1) Auditor (2) Registrar
557. A small house with all rooms on one floor (3) Creditor (4) Chartered Accountant
A) Bungalow B) Cottage C) Flat D) Igloo 574. The burial of a corpse
558. A short poem or speech addressed to the (1) Internment (2) Interment
spectators after the conclusion of drama (3) Interrogate (4) Interpose
A) Ode B) Epilogue C) Hymn D) Ballad 575. One who is too careless to plan for the future.
559. Something that is difficult to believe (1) imprudent (2) impractical
A) Fictitious B) Imaginary (3) impotent (4) improvident
C) Paradigm D) Incredible 576. To die without making a will.
560. A fixed orbit in space in relation to earth (1) Inure (2) Inane
A) Geo-stationary B) Geo-centric (3) Intestate (4) Indigent
C) Geo-synchronous D) Polar 577. Make pale by excluding light.
561. A vivacious and lively experience is said to be (1) Foliate (2) Percolate
(1) scintillating (2) soothing (3) Procreate (4) Etiolate
(3) scenic (4) synthetic 578. The branch of medical science which deals with
562. To secure a boat by attaching it to an anchor the problems of the old
(1) moor (2) moot (3) morose (4) moose (1) oncology (2) obstetrics
563. Unwelcome aspect of a situation (3) paediatrics (4) geriatrics
(1) flippant (2) flip side
(3) flip-flop (4) flintlock
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579. A child secretly changed for another in infancy 594. A person with a long experience of any
(1) nipper (2) changeling occupation.
(3) tiddler (4) tyke (1) veteran (2) genius
580. Put side by side (3) seasoned (4) ambidextrous
(1) Juxtapose (2) Impose 595. Stealthily done.
(3) Propose (4) Depose (1) devious (2) nefarious
581. Too willing to obey other people (3) surreptitious (4) villainous
(1) sublimate (2) subjugate 596. Something no longer in use.
(3) subaltern (4) subservient (1) desolate (2) absolute
582. A person who is very selective, disgusted easily, (3) obsolete (4) primitive
and is hard to please. 597. Severely abusive writing in journals.
(1) fastidious (2) ambiguous (1) imaginary (2) speculative
(3) selector (4) misanthrope (3) scurrilous (4) sarcastic
583. Rub or wipe out 598. Call upon God or any other power (like law) etc.
(1) efface (2) plunder for help or protection.
(3) terminate (4) remove (1) invocation (2) involution
584. A statement in which you say the same thing (3) inundation (4) revocation
twice in different words 599. To cut something into two pieces.
(1) temerity (2) tarragon (1) severe (2) sever (3) sewer (4) sow
(3) tautology (4) repetition 600. Flat metal or Porcelain plate fixed on a wall as
585. A person who has had one or more limbs an ornament or memorial.
removed (1) tabloid (2) poster
(1) amputee (2) handicap (3) board (4) plaque
(3) limber (4) fatalist 601. A person who is always dissatisfied
586. A cinema show held in the afternoon. (a) heresy (b) malcontent
(1) Entertainment (2) Play (c) felon (d) surrogate
(3) Premiere (4) Matinee 602. A speech delivered without previous
587. A handsome man preparation
(1) Adonis (2) Tycoon (a) Soliloquy (b) Extempore
(3) Debonair (4) Cavalier (c) Rhetoric (d) Expression
588. Intentional damage to arrest production 603. One who has narrow and prejudiced religious
(1) Nemesis (2) Sangfroid views
(3) Sabotage (4) Modus operandi (a) religious (b) fanatic
589. Introductory part or lines to a discourse or play (c) bigot (d) god-fearing
(1) Prologue (2) Blurb 604. Loss of memory
(3) Monologue (4) Epilogue (a) Ambrosia (b) Amnesia
590. Art of working with metals. (c) Insomnia (d) Forgetting
(1) Meteorite (2) Metaphysics 605. To struggle helplessly
(3) Metallurgy (4) Metalloid (a) Flounder (b) Founder
591. A person who helps another to commit a crime. (c) Fumble (d) Finger
(1) Colleague (2) Accomplice 606. To confirm with the help of evidence
(3) Assistant (4) Supporter (a) corroborate (b) implicate
592. An act of misappropriation of money (c) designate (d) extricate
(1) Embezzlement (2) Misconduct 607. The time between midnight and noon
(3) Debasement (4) Corruption (a) Afternoon (b) Antipodes
593. An emolument over and above fixed income or (c) Ante – meridian (d) Antenatal
salary 608. One who is a dabbler in arts,science or
(a) Honorarium (b) Sinecure literature:
(c) Perquisite (d) Prerogative (a) Dilettante (b) Aesthete
(c) Maestro (d) Connoisseur
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609. To look at someone in an angry or threatening 625. One who helps a person in need
way (a) veteran (b) collaborator
(a) Glower (b) Gnaw (c) samaritan (d) mercenary
(c) Gnash (d) Grind 626. An established principle of practical wisdom
610. A post with little work but high salary (a) Marxism (b) Maxim
(a) Director (b) Trustee (c) Neologism (d) Platonism
(c) Sinecure (d) Ombudsman 627. A general pardon of offenders
611. Avoiding wastage (a) parley (b) amnesty
(a) economic (b) economical (c) parole (d) acquittal
(c) minimal (d) optimum 628. The art of preserving skin of animals, birds and
612. Science of the races of mankind fish
(a) Genealogy (b) Etiology (a) taxonomy (b) philology
(c) Ethnology (d) Sociology (c) taxidermy (d) seismology
613. Impossible to describe 629. Very dramatic
(a) Miraculous (b) Ineffable (a) hypocritic (b) hirsute
(c) Stupendous (d) Appalling (c) hoary (d) histrionic
614. An emolument over and above fixed income or 630. The art of making fireworks
salary (a) chromatics (b) pyrotechnics
(a) Honorarium (b) Sinecure (c) numismatics (d) cosmetics
(c) Perquisite (d) Prerogative 631. A short journey for pleasure
615. Failing to discharge one’s duty (a) tour (b) wanderlust
(a) Debacle (b) Dereliction (c) itinerary (d) jaunt
(c) Determination (d) Deterrent 632. A title or a term of respect
616. A long journey especially by sea (a) token (b) honorary
(a) flight (b) voyage (c) honorific (d) whip
(c) odyssey (d) safari 633. Bitter and violent attack in words
617. Person who is rough and ill mannered (a) vindictive (b) diadem
(a) cajole (b) boorish (c) diaspora (d) diatribe
(c) sycophant (d) debonair 634. One who lives alone and avoids others
618. An unconventional style of living (a) recluse (b) saint
(a) matinee (b) abysmal (c) alien (d) hermit
(c) bohemian (d) dilettante 635. Stealthily done
619. One who is brilliant performer of music on stage (a) notorious (b) nefarious
(a) vibrant (b) virtuoso (c) surreptitious (d) villainous
(c) verbatim (d) verso 636. A person who opposes war or use of military
620. A verse letter force
(a) epistle (b) testament (a) fascist (b) pacifist
(c) erudite (d) epitaph (c) narcissist (d) fatalist
621. Shaking movement of the ground 637. Physical features of an area
(a) Shiver (b) Vibrate (a) Geography (b) sociology
(c) Tremor (d) Oscillate (c) contour (d) topography
622. A hater of knowledge and learning 638. Scientific study of fungi
(a) Bibliophile (b) Philologist (a) mycology (b) botany
(c) Misogynist. (d) Misologist (c) Entomology (d) Odontology
623. A place where fruit trees are grown 639. A place where everything is perfect
(a) orchard (b) farm (a) heaven (b) platoon
(c) plantation (d) garden (c) cosmos (d) utopia
624. A fictitious name used by an author 640. A person who is pure and clean
(a) pseudonym (b) homonym (a) immaculate (b) neat
(c) alibi (d) anonymous (c) clean (d) irrevocable
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641. An underhand device resorted to inorder to 657. Excessive concern about one’s health
justify misconduct [A] welfare [B] hypochondriac
(a) Subterfuge (b) Stratagem [C] anxiety [D] critical
(c) Complicity (d) Manoeuvre 658. An unclaimed letter
642. A person who is always dissatisfied [A] dead letter [B] dispensary
(a) heresy (b) felon [C] gullible [D] ignorant
(c) malcontent (d) surrogate 659. The art practised by statesmen and
643. A funeral bell. ambassadors
(a) knell (b) replica [A] brittle [B] diplomacy
(c) windfall (d) call [C] bigot [D] aviary
644. A woman with dark brown hair 660. Make joyful or gladden
(a) Blonde (b) Brunette [A] exhilarate. [B] illegal
(c) Termagant (d) Coiffure [C] pomp [D] celebrate
645. The period between two reigns 661. Unintelligible speech
(a) Interval (b) Interdict [A] gibbous [B] gibberish
(c) Interregnum (d) Intercept [C] wordy [D] eloquent
646. Words uttered impiously about God 662. Always inclined to criticize or finding fault
(a) amoral (b) philosophy [A] critical [B] illicit
(c) logic (d) blasphemy [C] gainsay [D] gratis
647. People who belong to the same country. 663. (A door) that is partly open
(a) patriots (b) comrades [A] ajar [B] unclear
(c) compatriots (d) natives [C] crack [D] gluttonous
648. Master of ceremonies. 664. Open to objection
(a) ceremonist (b) compere [A] objectionable [B] obsolete
(c) organizer (d) manager [C] verbose [D] sickly
649. Irresistible craving for alcoholic drinks 665. Be loud in speech
(1) pyromania (2) dipsomania [A] dulcet [B] vivacious
(3) megalomania (4) kleptomania [C] revival [D] clamorous
650. To free someone from all blames 666. A person who is competent to pass critical
(1) consolidate (2) fling judgement upon anything
(3) forbid (4) exonerate [A] critic [B] medicine
651. The burial of a corpse [C] connoisseur [D] c
(1) internment (2) interment 667. A word no longer in use
(3) interrogate (4) interpose [A] obsolete [B] extinct
652. Anything agreeable to taste [C] nasty [D] spring
[A] palatable [B] pompous 668. Being in effect though not in name
[C] wavering [D] degrade [A] virtual [B] captious
653. With courteous regard [C] grocer [D] gawky
[A] awe [B] gambol 669. Occurring once in two years
[C] deference [D] virtual [A] biennial [B] gainsay
654. A word that reads the same backward as [C] fatal [D] delible
forward 670. An expression having double meaning
[A] homonym [B] phrase [A] unclear [B] ambiguous
[C] palindrome [D] alliteration [C] showy [D] extol
655. A flotilla means 671. To advise earnestly
[A] fleet of small vessels/ ships [B] talks in sleep [A] extol [B] reel
[C] murder of oneself [D] act of sacrilege [C] diplomat [D] exhort
656. Displaying wealth for attracting attention 672. A healthy site for invalids
[A] ostentatious [B] nasty [A] clinic [B] misogynist
[C] fussy [D] vocal [C] sanatorium [D] false
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673. A style too full of words 3. Encouragingly 4. Unfeelingly
[A] dismay [B] rural 688. A seven-sided figure
[C] seize [D] verbose 1. Octagon 2. Pentagon
674. Strictly devoted to ceremony,ritual or etiquette 3. Heptagon 4. Hexagon
[A] ceremonious [B] vocal 689. A close-fitting cover for the blade of a knife or
[C] bumpkin [D] cryptic sword
675. Existing naturally or by heredity 1. Case 2. Carrier
[A] inexpedient [B] near 3. Sheath 4. Shield
[C] inborn [D] outer 690. Withdraw from a forward position in battle
676. A child too developed for his age 1. Resort 2. Relocate
[A] cynic [B] prodigy 3. Restore 4. Retreat
[C] derogatory [D] anarchism 691. Relating to the present time
677. Encircling and blockading with a view to capture 1. Preceding 2. Ancient
[A] rustic [B] spring 3. Corollary 4. Contemporary
[C] vault [D] siege 692. Eat or drink food quickly and in large amounts
678. A word which agrees with another in 1. Sip 2. Gulp 3. Choke 4. Chew
pronunciation and perhaps also in spelling but is 693. A person who formally requests something,
different in connotation especially a job
[A] inimitable [B] honorary 1. Contestant 2. Nominee
[C] homonym [D] palindrome 3. Applicant 4. Trainee
679. Something very easy or not needing effort 694. Continuing for a long time
[A] lacquer [B] laconic 1. Infinite 2. Prolonged
[C] marten [D] facile 3. Profound 4. Project
680. Speed greater than that of sound 695. Fond of company
1. Cacophonic 2. Subsonic 1. Gracious 2. Gregarious
3. Harmonic 4. Supersonic 3. Amiable 4. Cheerful
681. A large bundle bound for storage or 696. A new project or business activity involving
transportation some risk
1. Brood 2. Bevy 3. Bouquet 4. Bale 1. Venture 2. Experiment
682. Someone who studies elections and voting 3. Taboo 4. Entrepreneur
statistics 697. The branch of physics concerned with the
1. Mathematician 2. Analyst properties of sound
3. Psephologist 4. Psychologist 1. Mechanics 2. Optics
683. Doing something awkwardly or in a clumsy 3. Acoustics 4. Photonics
manner 698. Instrument that measures the altitude of the
1. Hastening 2. Fumbling land surface
3. Faltering 4. Stumbling 1. Barometer 2. Thermometer
684. In exactly the same words as were used 3. Altimeter 4. Chronometer
originally 699. A place or scene of activity, debate, or conflict
1. Repetition 2. Verbatim 1. Floor 2. Site
3. Duplication 4. Recurrence 3. Arena 4. Stadium
685. Based on chance rather than on reason or a plan 700. One who pretends to be what he is not
1. Extraordinary 2. Ordinary 1. Stoic 2. Hypocrite
3. Unique 4. Arbitrary 3. Fanatic 4. Optimist
686. The branch of science concerned with the study 701. Relating to soldiers or war
of Earth and its composition 1. Martial 2. Political
1. Zoology 2. Metrology 3. Marital 4. Official
3. Geology 4. Biology 702. A period of two weeks
687. In an enthusiastic way 1. Century 2. Month
1. Heartily 2. Earnestly 3. Decade 4. Fortnight
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703. To come to an end 718. One who is easily deceived
1. Initiate 2. Inspire 1. gullible 2. Flexible
3. Expire 4. Exhale 3. incredible 4. convertible
704. A strong interest in something or someone 719. A person who presents and acts as a link in a
1. Apathy 2. Empathy radio or news programme
3. Fixation 4. Attachment 1. programmer 2. Actor
705. A person who presents a radio/television 3. disc jockey 4. anchor
programme 720. A patient with imaginary symptoms and
1. Star 2. Idol diseases
3. Speaker 4. Anchor 1. melancholic 2. cardiac
706. The study of ancient civilisations and cultures by 3. hypochondriac 4. alcoholic
examining their sites 721. An act of breaking or failing to observe a law
1. Arachnology 2. Etymology 1. breach 2. brooch
3. Archaeology 4. Entomology 3. braid 4. brusque
707. The arrangement of events or dates in the order 722. A child whose parents are dead
of their occurrence. 1. beggar 2. handicapped
1. Chronology 2. Chronic 3. abandoned 4. orphan
3. Calendar 4. Routine 723. So small or unimportant as to be not worth
708. A place of ideal perfection especially in laws, considering
government, and social conditions 1. invincible 2. feasible
1. Aden 2. Heaven 3. plausible 4. negligible
3. Utopia 4. Paradise 724. An imaginary, perfect state or place
709. Certain to happen 1. dystopia 2. arcadia
1. Avoidable 2. Ineffective 3. utopia 4. nostalgia
3. Inevitable 4. Unexpected 725. Animals that live in water
710. A quick, sudden movement 1. terrestrial 2. aerial
1. Speck 2. Flick 3. aquatic 4. arboreal
3. Dust 4. Fleck 726. A person who composes the sequence of steps
711. A busy, main road for public use and moves for a dance performance
1. Thoroughfare 2. Promenade 1. choreographer 2. director
3. Highway 4. Avenue 3. cartographer 4. calligrapher
712. One who investigates and solves crimes 727. The scientific study of the universe and planets
1. Lawyer 2. Journalist 1. gemology 2. physiology
3. Criminal 4. Detective 3. astrology 4. astronomy
713. Causing a strong dislike 728. A government run by the wealthy people
1. Revealing 2. Redundant 1. oligarchy 2. monarchy
3. Repulsive 4. Hateful 3. plutocracy 4. aristocracy
714. A place where Buddhist monks live 729. That which is incapable of being read or
1. temple 2. stupa understood
3. monastery 4. pagoda 1. Indelible 2. Illegible
715. Doctor who deals with bone problems 3. Illegal 4. Intelligible
1. chiropodist 2. orthodontist 730. A person who arranges and sells cut flowers
3. orthopaedist 4. dermatologist 1. Anthropologist 2. Horticulturist
716. A person authorised to examine and verify 3. Florist 4. Botanist
accounts 731. Killing of one’s mother
1. auditor 2. commentator 1. matricide 2. patricide
3. distributor 4. anchor 3. infanticide 4. regicide
717. A place where coins are manufactured 732. Something which cannot be taken by force
1. Mine 2. Mint 1. Irresistible 2. Impregnable
3. Warehouse 4. Factory 3. Imperative 4. Impromptu
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733. Not active or growing 1. Etymology 2. Anthology
1. dormant 2. duplicate 3. Neurology 4. Pathology
3. inanimate 4. invisible 749. Central character in a story or play
734. One who has the power to do anything 1. Protagonist 2. Contender
1. multifaceted 2. omnipresent 3. Adversary 4. Emulator
3. omnipotent 4. multilingual 750. A long wooden seat with a back for people to sit
735. One who cannot be reformed or changed on in a church
1. invincible 2. infallible 1. Altar 2. Pew 3. Aisle 4. Pulpit
3. incorrigible 4. indelible 751. A decision on which one cannot go back
736. A person who pretends to have morals and 1. Irrevocable 2. Improbable
beliefs that he or she doesn’t believe in 3. Incorrigible 4. Incredible
1. hypocrite 2. communal 752. An entertainer who performs difficult physical
3. versatile 4. radical feats
737. A professional who works with patients who 1. Artisan 2. Artist
have heart problems 3. Archer 4. Acrobat
1. urologist 2. pediatrician 753. To free from restraint
3. orthopedic 4. cardiologist 1. Subjugate 2. Escalate
738. A place where a dead person's body is burnt. 3. Emancipate 4. Validate
1. basement 2. graveyard 754. Strong dislike between two persons
3. crematorium 4. dungeon 1. Tolerance 2. Antipathy
739. Someone who runs away from justice 3. Adoration 4. Rivalry
1. stowaway 2. fugitive 755. Something which is considered to be very
3. thief 4. cheat important
740. An institution for the care of people who are 1. Supplementary 2. Meagre
mentally ill 3. Cardinal 4. Scanty
1. Asylum 2. Infirmary 756. The sovereign head of a state
3. Sanatorium 4. Dormitory 1. Monolith 2. Monotone
741. A person who helps others in need 3. Monochrome 4. Monarch
1. contributor 2. samaritan 757. Substance used for killing troublesome small
3. patron 4. donor animals like insects, mice etc.
742. One who eats human flesh 1. Infanticide 2. Homicide
1. cannibal 2. tribal 3. Fungicide 4. Pesticide
3. ethnic 4. humane 758. A mass of snow, ice and rocks falling rapidly
743. A hunting weapon which comes back, used by down a mountainside.
Australian Aborigines 1. Glacier 2. Avalanche
1. cutlass 2. slingshot 3. Blizzard 4. Typhoon
3. harpoon 4. boomerang 759. A person who is neither well experienced nor
744. Only on the surface of something professional
1. Superficial 2. Superseding 1. Amateur 2. Proficient
3. Superlative 4. Supercilious 3. Veteran 4. Expert
745. No longer in use 760. A set of rooms specially in a hotel for the use of
1. Obsolete 2. Original one person or his family
3. Obscure 4. Oriental 1. Flat 2. Suite
746. Made of artificial substance or material 3. Apartment 4. Abode
1. Offensive 2. Authentic 761. Too great to be expressed or described in words
3. Synthetic 4. Expensive 1. Infallible 2. Ineffable
747. One who possesses several talents 3. Indispensable 4. Indelible
1. Versatile 2. Virtuous 762. A period of thousand years
3. Verbose 4. Virtual 1. Millennium 2. Century
748. Study of diseases 3. Decade 4. Centenary
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763. A cruel and oppressive ruler (a) sumptuous (b) peculiar
1. Aristocrat 2. Democrat (c) curious (d) malicious
3. Traitor 4. Tyrant 778. Something causing shock or dismay
764. The original natives of a country (a) frivolous (b) appalling
1. Tribal 2. Savages (c) mischievous (d) remarkable
3. Cannibals 4. Aborigines 779. The act of compelling or forcing authority on
765. Soil deposited by flowing water others
1. Loam 2. Clay (a) aspersion (b) volition
3. Humus 4. Alluvium (c) coercion (d) Scion
766. One who accompanies somebody to protect 780. Diverse in character or event
him (a) homogenous (b) assiduous
1. Escort 2. Companion (c) heterogeneous (d) horrendous
3. Guide 4. Defender 781. A large, deep pot used both in the oven and as a
767. A person, animal or plant much below the usual serving vessel
height (a) sausepan (b) casserole
(a) wizard (b) dwarf (c) skillet (d) cauldron
(c) creature (d) witch 782. Touching along the side or boundary
768. A cylindrical container bulging out in the (a) inconspicuous (b) unpretentious
middle, traditionally made of wooden staves for (c) harmonious (d) contiguous
keeping oil, beer etc 783. Safe to drink
(a) bin (b) bushel (a) Edible (b) Feasible
(c) barrel (d) bale (c) Delectable (d) Potable
769. A large, deep metal pot used for cooking over 784. A statement which cannot be contradicted
open fire (a) Irresistible (b) Irrational
(a) barrel (b) kettle (c) Irreparable (d) Irrefutable
(c) skillet (d) cauldron 785. Constitutional right to cast vote
770. Flowers or leaves woven together in a circle for (a) duty (b) franking
placing on a coffin or a grave (c) franchise (d) licensed
(a) garland (b) wreath 786. A place for the collection of dried plants
(c) bunch (d) bouquet (a) aquarium (b) museum
771. To give up the throne (c) herbarium (d) flora
(a) bequeath (b) usurp 787. Excessive bureaucratic fuss
(c) consign (d) abdicate (a) footnotes (b) officious
772. To increase the speed (c) fastidious (d) redtape
(a) Activate (b) Accelerate 788. A person who held a job or office before the
(c) Assimilate (d) Exhilarate current holder
773. A place where plants are grown for sale (a) Successor (b) Ancient
(a) Yard (b) Garden (c) Predecessor (d) descendant
(c) Aviary (d) Nursery 789. Extreme mental or physical suffering
774. To brighten up with lights (a) rapture (b) acute
(a) Infuriate (b) Illuminate (c) agony (d) ecstasy
(c) Elucidate (d) Illustrate 790. An exact or a very close copy (of something)
775. The height of an object or point in relation to (a) forgery (b) replica
sea level or ground level (c) artificial (d) substitute
(a) rectitude (b) longitude 791. A place where games are played for money
(c) latitude (d) altitude (a) church (b) casino
776. Seeming reasonable (c) gymnasium (d) university
(a) plausible (b) permeable 792. Travelling under a name other than one’s own
(c) versatile (d) volatile (a) incredible (b) incognito
777. Splendid and expensive looking (c) impromptu (d) Invisible
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793. To cross streets on foot carelessly (c) Whimsical (d) Balanced
(a) catwalk (b) jaywalk 808. A person working on a trial period
(c) stroll (d) Wander (a) Probationer (b) Petitioner
794. A rabbit’s dwelling (c) Practitioner (d) Professional
(a) lair (b) burrow 809. The state of growing to maturity
(c) sty (d) den (a) Apartheid (b) Innocence
795. A group of singers in a Church (c) Adolescence (d) Immigrant
(a) choir (b) band 810. A young child just beginning to walk
(c) host (d) troop (a) Joey (b) Kid
796. A strong and fast moving stream of water (c) Toddler (d) Cub
(a) rivulet (b) creek 811. A hollow space in a wall for a statue or ornament
(c) torrent (d) trickle (a) Slot (b) Niche
797. A group of ships sailing together (c) Nook (d) Cornice
(a) Navy (b) Fleet 812. Policy of racial discrimination
(c) Vessels (d) Cruisers (a) Inequality (b) Supremacy
798. Come in the way of (c) Segregation (d) Apartheid
(a) Indulge (b) Facilitate 813. Advocating an aggressive or warlike policy,
(c) Hamper (d) Deprive especially in foreign affairs.
799. To laugh at something in a cruel way (a) Eminent (b) Belligerent
(a) Deprive (b) Decide (c) Hawkish (d) Quaint
(c) Deride (d) Defy 814. A job, especially one that is temporary or that
800. A small compartment in an aircraft for the pilot has an uncertain future.
(a) Chassis (b) Cockpit (a) Brute (b) Incompetent
(c) Canopy (d) Fuselage (c) Cretin (d) Gig
801. A plantation of grapes 815. Officially take possession or control of
(a) Nursery (b) Vineyard (something), especially for military purposes.
(c) Orchard (d) Grove (a) Commandeer (b) Prerequisite
802. Something like an opening, particularly one in (c) Cognate (d) Epilogue
the body such as a nostril 816. Tolerate or allow (something, typically dissent
(a) Orifice (b) Obtuse or opposition).
(c) Obscure (d) Oblique (a) Bear (b) Brook
803. Things which are of the same kind and of the (c) Topographic (d) Reflexive
same dimensions 817. Relating to or occurring in the intestines.
(a) Homosexual (b) Homonymous (a) Truant (b) Servant
(c) Homogenous (d) Homophony (c) Enteric (d) Fag
804. A situation requiring a choice between equally 818. Nearer the front, especially in the front of the
undesirable alternatives or confusions body, or nearer to the head or forepart.
(a) Instability (b) Complication (a) Whimsical (b) Stray
(c) Sophistication (d) Dilemma (c) Untidy (d) Anterior
805. Condition of sleep during certain parts of the 819. Make (a difficult subject) clearer and easier to
year understand.
(a) Somnambulism (b) Dehydration (a) Husk (b) Demystify
(c) Constipation (d) Hibernation (c) Rile (d) Pasture
806. Painless death given to patients to relieve 820. Proud haughtiness of manner.
suffering (a) Emancipate (b) Liberate
(a) Euthanasia (b) Euphoria (c) Hauteur (d) Dislodge
(c) Euphorbia (d) Euphemism 821. A person who takes part in a dialogue or
807. Unable to think clearly because of a mental conversation.
illness (a) Subdue (b) Upbraid
(a) Deranged (b) Eccentric (c) Ingratiate (d) Interlocutor
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822. Extravagantly bright or showy, typically so as to 837. The art of preaching or writing sermons.
be tasteless. (a) Homiletic (b) Hone
(a) Gaudy (b) Nag (c) Holster (d) Hubris
(c) Raid (d) Forage 838. A short-lived, serene episode of pastoral or
823. A person who is not sure about God's existence romantic charm.
(a) Aesthetics (b) Agnostic (a) Iconoclast (b) Ephemeral
(c) Aeon (d) Amateur (c) Impunity (d) Idyll
824. Spoken or done without preparation 839. A nominal leader with no real power.
(a) Extempore (b) Ambidextrous (a) Filibuster (b) Figurehead
(c) Bequeath (d) Presage (c) Flak (d) Fervor
825. One who is bad in spellings 840. The common people, commoner.
(a) Calligrapher (b) Demagogue (a) Plebeian (b) Platitude
(c) Somniferous (d) Cacographer (c) Plaque (d) Prim
826. Expressing feelings or opinions in a very loud or 841. Act of mercy killing.
forceful way (a) Asphyxiation (b) Suicide
(a) Volatile (b) Vociferous (c) Immolation (d) Euthanasia
(c) Wreath (d) Yearn 842. Stick with a thick end used in a mortar for
827. Very determined to do something pounding.
(a) Tenacious (b) Versatile (a) Thistle (b) Stifle
(c) illicit (d) Savour (c) Sceptre (d) Pestle
828. The branch of science concerned with the 843. Usage of an incorrect word in place of the one
origin, structure and composition of rocks which is similar in pronunciation.
(a) Prodigy (b) Petrology (a) Error (b) Malapropism
(c) Pedagogy (d) Protozoology (c) Blooper (d) Euphemism
829. Honor or fame given for some achievement 844. To take atonement for one’s sins.
(a) Granary (b) Honk (a) Expiate (b) Renounce
(c) Epilogue (d) Laurel (c) Remonstrate (d) Refute
830. The nursery where babies and young children 845. A particular method of working.
are cared for during the working day (a) Methodology (b) Knack
(a) Creak (b) Cortege (c) Working method (d) Modus operandi
(c) Creche (d) Convent 846. Harsh criticism or censure.
831. A division into two opposite groups (a) Opprobrium (b) Officious
(a) Gap (b) Fissure (c) Perfunctory (d) Approbation
(c) Microtomy (d) Dichotomy 847. A small valley
832. Lasting for a very short time (a) Silt (b) Dell
(a) Ambiguous (b) Ephemeral (c) Bay (d) Pasture
(b) Caucus (d) Grove 848. A person without a home, job or property.
833. Not willing to tell people about things (a) Derelict (b) Hoary
(a) Reticent (b) Crescent (c) Coy (d) Prattle
(c) nascent (d) lucent 849. Excessive publicity.
834. Examples that represent or express something (a) Advertisement (b) Hype
very well (c) Maraud (d) Uproar
(a) Illustration (b) Eternal 850. To take someone somewhere suddenly and
(c) Epitome (d) Explanation quickly.
835. The killing of a large group of people (a) Rush (b) Whisk
(a) Genocide (b) Fratricide (c) Fly (d) Sever
(c) Filicide (d) Sororicide 851. Seat on elephant’s back
836. Sentimental in an exaggerated or false way. (a) Howdah (b) Saddle
(a) Maniac (b) Mawkish (c) Couch (d) Hurtle
(c) Maverick (d) Meretricious
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852. A person who hates new things. 867. A person who is not conversant with a
(a) Misnomer (b) Misoneist particular activity or skill.
(c) Misanthrope (d) Misogynist (a) Bier (b) Muggle
853. Customs and habits of a particular group. (c) Cabby (d) Deism
(a) Mores (b) Rituals 868. Animal that can live both on land and in water
(c) Customs (d) Tradition 1. mammal 2. vertebrate
854. Loop of rope. 3. arboreal 4. amphibian
(a) Repine (b) Rankle 869. To walk aimlessly
(c) Noose (d) Knot 1. Slither 2. Crawl 3. Sprint 4. Amble
855. A branch of medical science that deals with 870. The study of earthquakes
nose and its disease. 1. Seismology 2. Geography
(a) Phrenology (b) Rhinology 3. Topography 4. Geology
(c) Osteoarthritis (d) Pulmonology 871. Walk or move at a slow, relaxed pace
856. Platform on which criminals are executed. 1. Prance 2. Strut 3. Romp 4. Amble
(a) Revelry (b) Scaffold 872. One who supervises students in an examination
(c) Dais (d) Podium hall
857. Someone who is excessively concerned with his 1. Teacher 2. Inspector
or her own health. 3. Invigilator 4. Examinee
(a) Tempo (b) Vandal 873. A glass container to keep fish
(c) Valetudinarian (d) Turnstile 1. Beaker 2. Vase 3. Aquarium 4. Atrium
858. To involve deeply in an argument, conflict or 874. A sound that cannot be heard
difficult situation. 1. Indelible 2. Inaudible 3. Inedible 4. Audible
(a) Embroil (b) Clique 875. Indifferent to pleasure and pain
(c) Requiem (d) Repository 1. Cynic 2. Stoic 3. Lusty 4. Prudent
859. A strong believer. 876. Formally put an end to a system, practice, or
(a) Apostle (b) Aborigines institution
(c) Volte-face (d) Emissary 1. Destroy 2. Abolish 3. Stop 4. Kill
860. A person who receives a legacy. 877. Showing great attention to detail and correct
(a) Ruckus (b) Legatee behaviour
(c) doyen (d) Priggish 1. Punctilious 2. Zealous
861. Indefinitely many; a lot of. 3. Punctual 4. Disciplined
(a) Umpteen (b) Spur 878. A fictional being from another world
(c) Paltry (d) Pauperdom 1. Alien 2. Stranger
862. Green with grass or other rich vegetation. 3. Native 4. Foreigner
(a) Gulp (b) Malaise 879. In exactly the same words as the original
(c) Percolate (d) Verdant 1. Duplicate 2. Copy
863. Directly opposed or contrasted; mutually 3. Imitation 4. Verbatim
incompatible. 880. The examination or observation of one's own
(a) Antithetical (b) Annul mental and emotional processes
(c) Dire (d) Omnibus 1. Assessment 2. Valuation
864. To complain bitterly 3. Inspection 4. Introspection
(a) Tread (b) Rail 881. A medical condition in which somebody partly
(c) Suffrage (d) Gale or completely loses their memory
865. A collection of books accepted as holy scripture. 1. Alopecia 2. Amnesia
(a) Canon (b) Clad 3. Asphyxia 4. Anaemia
(c) Stump (d) Stratum 882. Study of insects
866. Someone who acts as an assistant. 1. Entomology 2. Geology
(a) Rampart (b) Aide 3. Biology 4. Ecology
(c) Tarry (d) Noob

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883. Drawings or writing scribbled on walls in public 899. Able to be happy, successful, etc. again after
places something difficult or bad has happened
1. Sketches 2. Posters 1. Resistant 2. Reluctant
3. Graffiti 4. Hoardings 3. Remnant 4. Resilient
884. Something that is strong and lasts a long time 900. Easily hurt emotionally
without breaking or becoming weaker. 1. Senseless 2. Sensible
1. Durable 2. Harsh 3. Incensed 4. Sensitive
3. Pliable 4. Secure 901. A group of people
885. Sharpness and accuracy of judgment 1. Flock 2. Crowd 3. Brood 4. Herd
1. Knowledge 2. Estimation 902. A room or large cupboard for storing food
3. Acumen 4. Experience 1. Almirah 2. Larder
886. A tank for fish or water plants 3. Wardrobe 4. Bakery
1. Aviary 2. Reservoir 903. A spear used for hunting large fish
3. Aquarium 4. Museum 1. Dagger 2. Lance 3. Harpoon 4. Sword
887. An image of a God used for worship 904. Lacking interest or excitement
1. Icon 2. Temple 3. Model 4. Idol 1. Mundane 2. Miserly 3. Despot 4. Hostile
888. Drawings or writing on a wall in a public place 905. Place where objects of importance are exhibited
1. Portrait 2. Collage 3. Caricature 4. Graffiti 1. Museum 2. Exhibition
889. One who can read and write 3. Treasury 4. Fair
1. Eligible 2. Illiterate 906. A person who works in a shop that sells cut
3. Literate 4. Illegible flowers and plants
890. One who knows everything 1. Dealer 2. Florist
1. Naïve 2. Omniscient 3. Hawker 4. Vendor
3. Invincible 4. Experienced 907. A four-footed animal
891. A seat for a passenger on a bicycle or motorbike 1. Biped 2. Reptile
1. Bridle 2. Cushion 3. Pillion 4. Girdle 3. Mammal 4. Quadruped
892. Unfairly take something belonging to another 908. A piece of a living tissue or plant that is
for one’s use transplanted surgically
1. Misconstrue 2. Misinterpret 1. Gratis 2. Gourmet 3. Gracious 4. Graft
3. Misapprehend 4. Misappropriate 909. Feeling or showing extreme tiredness
893. A problem that is so difficult that it cannot be 1. Vitalised 2. Nervous
answered 3. Weary 4. Drowsy
1. Terrible 2. Insoluble 910. A person in love with himself
3. Impossible 4. Solvable 1. Narcissist 2. Lunatic 3. Stoic 4. Polyglot
894. A fixed sum paid annually 911. Giving the worrying impression that something
1. Bonus 2. Honorarium bad is going to happen
3. Annuity 4. Alimony 1. Desolate 2. Suspicious
895. A person who travels on foot. 3. Ominous 4. Bleak
1. Pedestrian 2. Rover 3. Dweller 4. Flyer 912. Plants of a particular region
896. Unable to express feelings clearly 1. Flora 2. Flinch 3. Fauna 4. Flotsam
1. Eloquent 2. Affluent 913. A shortened version of a larger work
3. Verbose 4. Inarticulate 1. Summary 2. Précis
897. A style of cooking food, characteristic of a 3. Shorts 4. Abridgement
particular country or region 914. The man supervising the exam had a huge
1. Antique 2. Creche 3. Cuisine 4. Menu moustache.
898. An animal with a spinal cord 1. Examiner 2. Curator
1. Amphibian 2. Vertebrate 3. Controller 4. Invigilator
3. Mammal 4. Invertebrate 915. Adjust or make right; correct, amend
1. Recruit 2. Recreate
3. Recourse 4. Rectify
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916. Having or showing an excessively high opinion 3. Nostalgia 4. Paranoia
of one's appearance, abilities, or worth 931. The act of killing one’s mother
1. Superior 2. Vain 1. Regicide 2. Homicide
3. Otiose 4. Domineering 3. Uxoricide 4. Matricide
917. The date when both, day and night are of 932. Today my dad will teach me how to make a
approximately equal length small shelter for my dog.
1. Equilibrium 2. Equine 1. kennel 2. Canal 3. Burrow 4. shed
3. Equator 4. Equinox 933. Existing in a land from the earliest times or from
918. One who has the ability to do many different before the arrival of colonists
things 1. Native 2. Ancient
1. Versatile 2. Adaptable 3. Aboriginal 4. Original
3. Expert 4. Specialist 934. An eccentric manner of living
919. A speech made without preparation 1. Bohemian 2. Numismatist
1. Extempore 2. Rhetoric 3. Gourmet 4. Misanthrope
3. Deliberation 4. Spontaneous 935. The property left to someone by a will
920. One who mediates in a deal or complex 1. Ledger 2. Legacy 3. Legend 4. Lexical
situation 936. A small island
1. Equaliser 2. Solicitor 1. Islet 2. Lagoon 3. Closet 4. Isthmus
3. Pacifier 4. Negotiator 937. A group of stars having a particular shape
921. A loud appeal or demand 1. Constellation 2. Planet
1. Protest 2. Entourage 3. Orbit 4. Galaxy
3. Clamour 4. Gambit 938. A huge building with a spacious area to house
922. The study of languages aircrafts.
1. Philology 2. Anthropology 1. Airport 2. Hanger 3. Hangar 4. House
3. Lexicography 4. Philosophy 939. Allowance given to a wife from her husband on
923. Sharp and direct separation
1. Acerbic 2. Zoonic 3. Anodyne 4. Acidic 1. Allegory 2. Alimony
924. After my father passed away, I used to look at a 3. Affidavit 4. Advocacy
series of stars, trying to find the unknown. 940. Formal forgiveness of a person’s sins
1. Galaxy 2. Constellation 1. Ablutions 2. Absolution
3. Caravan 4. Horde 3. Absolutism 4. Forgiveness
925. One who does something not professionally but 941. Holding on to something or keeping an opinion
for pleasure with determination
1. Professional 2. Mature 1. Gracious 2. Tenacious
3. Immature 4. Amateur 3. Obnoxious 4. Loquacious
926. A person having significant experience in an 942. A perfectionist
occupation 1. Meticulous 2. Omniscient
1. Agnostic 2. Fastidious 3. Optimist 4. Ambidextrous
3. Veteran 4. Novice 943. Fail to notice; ignore; condone (an offence etc.)
927. The act of washing oneself 1. Overlong 2. Overlie
1. Ablutions 2. Solutions 3. Overly 4. Overlook
3. Steaming 4. Bathing 944. A room where dead bodies are kept until burial
928. A very expensive and elaborately built tomb 1. Sanatorium 2. Museum
1. Mausoleum 2. Cemetery 3. Mortuary 4. Safari
3. Mosque 4. Masterpiece 945. The action of damaging the good reputation of
929. A place where coins and medals are made. someone
1. Office 2. Mint 3. Mine 4. Barn 1. Delegate 2. Degeneration
930. An excessively intense desire for returning to 3. Defamation 4. Defection
past or lost conditions
1. Affection 2. Glitterati
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946. An exaggerated statement not to be taken 1. Fatalist 2. Convict 3. Fugitive 4. Lunatic
seriously or literally 961. Words that begin with the same letter, syllable
1. Hypertext 2. Hyperbole or sound
3. Hypocrisy 4. Hippocrates 1. Metaphor 2. Pun
947. Cancel or do away with (a law or agreement) 3. Hyperbole 4. Alliteration
1. Abrogate 2. Cancellation 962. Sita seems not to be affected by the pleasures
3. Ultimation 4. Prorogation and pains of life.
948. To keep postponing doing a task later because 1. strict 2. Active
you’re lazy 3. stoic 4. passive
1. Procrastinate 2. Multi-task 963. Having a feeling of guilt
3. Leave 4. Diligent 1. Refulgence 2. Restitution
949. A battle or anything involving or causing much 3. Remorse 4. Repugnance
bloodshed 964. A person who criticises traditional beliefs and
1. Autocracy 2. Sanguinary customs
3. Ineffable 4. Redtapism 1. Heretic 2. Absconder
950. Something which is worth believing 3. Apostle 4. Iconoclast
1. Spurious 2. Expedient 965. A poll taken of voters leaving the voting place
3. Credible 4. Impending that is usually used for predicting the winners.
951. Strong hostility 1. Consensus 2. Results
1. Animalistic 2. Anonymity 3. Census 4. Exit poll
3. Comity 4. Animosity 966. A formal statement testifying to someone's
952.Murder of an infant character and qualifications
1. Foeticide 2. Feticide 1. Document 2. Affidavit
3. Sacrifice 4. Infanticide 3. Testimonial 4. Manuscript
953. One who loves humanity or believes in universal 967. Something that is very small/little
brotherhood 1. Few 2. Tiny 3. Thin 4. Slender
1. Humane 2. Magnanimous 968. Making of a false document with a false
3. Philanthropist 4. Misanthropist signature
954. My uncle is someone who loves good food and 1. Ruse 2. Forgery
knows a lot about it. 3. Insincerity 4. Deception
1. Connoisseur 2. Gourmet 969. A list or collection of books or informative
3. Chauffeur 4. Culinary graphics
955. One who can speak two languages 1. Bale 2. Hamlet
1. Multilingual 2. Bilingual 3. Gallery 4. Catalogue
3. Trilingual 4. Monolingual 970. A person who draws or produces maps
956. to give up completely or agree to forgo, (a) Choreographer (b) Calligrapher
especially in favour of another (c) Cartographer (d) Chauffeur
1. Waive 2. Forfeit 3. Surrender 4. Cosign 971. The act of thinking now about something in the
957. Something that is capable of being past.
accomplished (a) Retrospection (b) Introspection
1. Feasible 2. Untenable (c) Inspection (d) Circumspection
3. Irrevocable 4. Eligible 972. The nest of a squirrel, typically in the form of a
958. The scientific study of plants and their structure mass of twigs in a tree
1. Plantation 2. Environment (a) Hole (b) Burrow (c) Lair (d) Drey
3. Biology 4. Botany 973. A sentimental longing for a time in the past
959. While I was travelling in Europe, I met a man (a) sepia (b) myopia
who drew maps. (c) nostalgia (d) dystopia
1. Cartographer 2. Geographer 974. A large cage, building or enclosure to keep birds
3. Arbitrator 4. Anthropologist (a) Zoo (b) Apiary
960. One who runs away from law (c) Aquarium (d) Aviary
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975. Leather straps put around a horse’s head to (a) alias (b) imposter
control it (c) namesake (d) ancestor
(a) bridle (b) bridal 991. Study of environment
(c) saddle (d) stirrup (a) ecology (b) radiology
976. people existing or living at the same time (c) cosmology (d) pathology
(a) community (b) population 992. A person who is unduly anxious about his/her
(c) contemporaries (d) inhabitants health
977. A person who shows people their seats (a) valetudinarian (b) antiquarian
(a) usher (b) guard (c) disciplinarian (d) egalitarian
(c) watchman (d) cameraman 993. A person who is trained for travelling into space
978. A statement open to more than one (a) scientist (b) physicist
interpretation (c) astronaut (d) pilot
(a) ambiguous (b) axiom 994. The dates when days and nights are of equal
(c) apparent (d) absurd length
979. A speech expressing one’s thoughts aloud to (a) equinox (b) stellar
oneself (c) eclipse (d) solstice
(a) sacrilege (b) soliloquy 995. Harsh or discordant sound
(c) harangue (d) hyperbole (a) monotony (b) harmony
980. People who work together at the same place (c) cacophony (d) symphony
(a) rivals (b) colleagues 996. Arrangement of events according to the dates of
(c) agents (d) friends occurrence
981. To give one’s authority to another (a) analogy (b) theology
(a) shirk (b) supervise (c) chronology (d) trilogy
(c) usurp (d) delegate 997. A person of evil reputation
982. One who rides horses in races (a) icon (b) famous
(a) jockey (b) sprinter (c) notorious (d) renowned
(c) athlete (d) porter 998. A person who believes everything easily
983. Introductory section of a literary work (a) creditor (b) plausible
(a) dialogue (b) monologue (c) credulous (d) reliable
(c) prologue (d) epilogue 999. A deceased holy person’s remains or belongings
984. A fictitious name used by an author kept for reverence
(a) alibi (b) namesake (a) memento (b) relic
(c) homonym (d) pseudonym (c) trophy (d) souvenir
985. One who studies God and religion 1000. To go around an area to keep a watch
(a) theologian (b) atheist (a) explore (b) patrol
(c) theist (d) theorist (c) campaign (d) cruise
986. Someone taken a prisoner to fulfil demands 1001. Holding an office without receiving a pay
(a) dealer (b) hostage (a) honorary (b) charity
(c) guest (d) host (c) freelance (d) startup
987. Be more successful than someone 1002. A nature reserve for birds or animals.
(a) win (b) beat (a) asylum (b) sanctuary
(c) succeed (d) outdo (c) oasis (d) retreat
988. Something done because one wants to, not by 1003. A particular form of a language which is
force peculiar to a specific region
(a) subjected (b) threatened (a) lingo (b) slang
(c) coerced (d) voluntary (c) dialect (d) jargon
989. One who changes sides 1004. Government run by a small group of people
(a) amateur (b) invader (a) aristocracy (b) oligarchy
(c) novice (d) turncoat (c) plutocracy (d) monarchy
990. A person with the same name as Another
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1005. A factual written account of important or 1019. A slowly moving mass or river of ice
historical events in the order of their occurrence. (a) typhoon (b) glacier
(a) register (b) journal (c) blizzard (d) avalanche
(c) chronology (d) chronicle 1020. The organic component of soil, formed by the
1006. A young person trending to commit crime, decomposition of leaves and other plant material
particularly minor crime. (a) silt (b) humus
(a) delinquent (b) convict (c) clay (d) alluvium
(c) criminal (d) derelict 1021. A ruler with complete power over a country
1007. Downfall that satisfies natural justice (a) Democrat (b) Aristocrat
(a) nemesis (b) catharsis (c) Traitor (d) Dictator
(c) paradox (d) Climax 1022. The state of being married to one person at a
1008. Irresistible impulse time
(a) kleptomania (b) plunder (a)Polygamy (b)Bigamy
(c) sabotage (d) Megalomania (c)Monogamy (d)Homogamy
1009. To separate husk from the grain 1023. A word or law no longer in use
(a) willow (b) winnow (a)Venerable (b)Vintage
(c) whip (d) Whisk (c)Obsolete (d)Absolute
1010. A person who eats the flesh of other human 1024. A partner in crime
beings (a)Accomplice (b)Amateur
(a)savage (b)tribal (c)Agent (d)Alibi
(c)cannibal (d)aborigine 1025. A group of lions
1011. Place where two or more rivers meet (a)Herd (b)Pride (c)Pack (d)Colony
(a)strait (b)confluence 1026. A group of stars that make a pattern
(c)delta (d)estuary (a)Planet (b)Constellation
1012. The date on which an event took place in a (c)Horizon (d)Comet
previous year 1027. One who does not care for art or literature.
(a) decade (b) anniversary (a)Plagiarist (b)Pessimist
(c) millennium (d) century (c)Philistine (d)Philatelist
1013. A set of rooms forming one residence in a 1028. A government by the nobles
building (a)Oligarchy (b)Aristocracy
(a) bungalow (b) suite (c)Democracy (d)Monarchy
(c) apartment (d) villa 1029. An imaginary ideal society
1014. Two lengths of rope, wood or metal with cross (a)Ultimate (b)Utopia
pieces used for climbing up and down walls (c)Flawless (d)Model
(a) stairs (b) railing 1030. A very large impressive residence
(c) ladder (d) steps (a)Mansion (b)Igloo
1015. A person who is absolutely necessary for (c)Cabin (d)Cottage
someone or something 1031. A place where gambling games are played
(a) indelible (b) ineffable (a)Stadium (b)Gymnasium
(c) infallible (d) indispensable (c)Casino (d)Arena
1016. Medical doctors who specialise in diagnosing 1032. A doctor who treats skin disease
diseases using X-rays, CT scans and ultrasound (a)Ophthalmologist (b)Orthodontist
(a) pathologist (b) cardiologist (c)Cardiologist (d)Dermatologist
(c) radiologist (d) dermatologist 1033. A close-fitting cover for a sword
1017. Something of little value or importance (a)Quiver (b)Shank
(a) trivial (b) cardinal (c)Sheath (d)Dagger
(c) scanty (d) Fundamental 1034. The science concerned with the properties of
1018. Persons who robs ships sound
(a) robbers (b) bandits (a) Acrobatics (b) Acoustics
(c) dacoits (d) pirates (c) Geology (d) Pedagog
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1035. Profane talk 1051. Combine to form a whole
(a) Blasphemy (b) Alchemy (a) Scatter (b) Integrate
(c) Origami (d) Polygamy (c) Disjoin (d) Create
1036. An extreme fear of darkness 1052. Very careful and precise
(a) Acrophobia (b) Hydrophobia (a) Tremulous (b) Tumultuous
(c) Nyctophobia (d) Hemophobia (c) Garrulous (d) Meticulous
1037. A state governed by old people 1053. A natural skill at doing something
(a) Autocracy (b) Bureaucracy (a) Snack (b) Knack
(c) Gerontocracy (d) Democracy (c) Quack (d) Stack
1038. A group of cattle 1054. A collection of drawings, documents, etc. that
(a) Pride (b) Herd represent a person’s, especially an artist’s, work
(c) Flock (d) Litter (a) Portfolio (b) Profile
1039. Obsessive desire to lose weight by refusing to (c) Sketch (d) Dossier
eat 1055. Tending to associate with others of one's kind
(a) Anorexia (b) Dyslexia (a) Genial (b) Gregarious
(c) Asphyxia (d) Pyrexia (c) Harmonious (d) Congruous
1040. Not supporting any side in an argument 1056. A person who is blamed for something that
(a) Impartial (b) Involved someone else has done
(c) Natural (d) Biased (a) Enemy (b) Competitor
1041. Act of giving up the throne (c) Scapegoat (d) Opponent
(a) Abdication (b) Admiration 1057. One who tells future from the stars
(c) Adulation (d) Addiction (a) Miser (b) Personification
1042. A group of people travelling together, (c) Philanthropist (d) Astrologer
especially in a desert 1058. Movement of people or animals from one area
(a) Pilgrimage (b) Parade to another
(c) Caravan (d) Procession (a) Diversification (b) Migration
1043. A fast moving stream of water (c) Acclimatisation (d) Population
(a) Fissure (b) Volcano 1059. One who studies the elections and voting
(c) Quake (d) Torrent trends
1044. A detailed list of things in a place (a) Sociologist (b) Psephologist
(a) Glossary (b) Inventory (c) Reviewer (d) Researcher
(c) Itinerary (d) Directory 1060. Relating to the healing of diseases
1045. A glass container in which fish can be kept (a) Inoculation (b) Immunity
(a) Aquatic (b) Aqua (c) Preventive (d) Therapeutic
(c) Fishery (d) Aquarium 1061. A group of people who have come together in
1046. Something that is genuine a religious building for worship and prayer
(a) Majestic (b) Authentic (a) Congregation (b) Crowd
(c) Unreal (d) Academic (c) Throng (d) Multitude
1047. That which is no longer useful 1062. A situation in which many people leave a place
(a) Abundant (b) Reluctant at the same time
(c) Dominant (d) Redundant (a) Exodus (b) Mitigation
1048. Using right and left hand equally well (c) Navigation (d) Immigration
(a) Unskilled (b) Ambidextrous 1063. An unforeseen happening which creates some
(c) Left-handed (d) Inexpert damage
1049. Having no moral principles (a) Mystery (b) Menace
(a) Ethical (b) Unaware (c) Magical (d) Mishap
(c) Unscrupulous (d) Mischievous 1064. One whom it is impossible to defeat
1050. Steal or misappropriate money (a) Dissatisfied (b) Cowardly
(a) Embezzle (b) Raid (c) Invincible (d) Inimitable
(c) Manipulate (d) Overcharge
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1065. Soon passing out or of a short duration 1080. A person weak and disabled by illness
(a) Frostbite (b) Evanescent (a) Activist (b) Invalid
(c) Extempore (d) Fluke (c) Athlete (d) Petitioner
1066. Someone who freely gives money and help to 1081. Happening every two years
people who need it (a) Centennial (b) Biennial
(a) Philologist (b) Philanthropist (c) Biannual (d) Triennial
(c) Impressionist (d) Receptionist 1082. A part of the city especially the slum area
1067. An imagined society where everything is (a) Ghetto (b) Metropolis
perfect and everyone is happy (c) Suburb (d) Colony
(a) Responsible (b) Hypocrite 1083. Making one feel very sad
(c) Utopia (d) Evangelist (a) Heart-to-heart (b) Heart-searching
1068. Incapable of making mistakes (c) Heart-stopping (d) Heart-wrenching
(a) Ineligible (b) Negligible 1084. A remedy for all diseases
(c) Inevitable (d) Infallible (a) Tablet (b) Syrup
1069. One who examines accounts officially (c) Panacea (d) Nectar
(a) Auditor (b) Collector 1085. The life history of a person written by himself.
(c) Aviator (d) Radiator (a) Travelogue (b) Essay
1070. Repetition of an initial sound in two or more (c) Biography (d) Autobiography
words of a line 1086. Something that is expressed in a confusing way
(a) Assonance (b) Rhythm (a) Eccentric (b) Inaudible
(c) Alliteration (d) Rhyme (c) Gullible (d) Incoherent
1071. A period of one thousand years 1087. Covered with a material or substance in order
(a) Millennium (b) Centenary to stop heat, sound etc. from entering or escaping.
(c) Century (d) Decade (a) Hydrated (b) Insulated
1072. A garden with fruit trees (c) Assimilated (d) Calibrated
(a) Vineyard (b) Orchard 1088.A large natural or artificial lake used as a source
(c) Grove (d) Nursery of water supply
1073. Flesh-eating animal (a) Reservoir (b) Pool (c) Creek (d) Pond
(a) Insectivore (b) Carnivore 1089. Close fitting cover for a sword or knife
(c) Omnivore (d) Herbivore (a) Shield (b) Screen
1074. A ruler with total power over a country, (c) Sheath (d) Guard
typically one who has obtained control by force 1090.Government by a king or a queen
(a) Democrat (b) Protector (a) Monarchy (b) Oligarchy
(c) Traitor (d) Dictator (c) Aristocracy (d) Plutocracy
1075. A type of magic in which spirits, especially evil 1091. A vertical passageway into a mine
ones, are used to make things happen (a) Canal (b) Lobby
(a) Chemistry (b) Mimicry (c) Shaft (d) Aisle
(c) Sorcery (d) Alchemy 1092. A solution or remedy for all
1076. A deep fissure in the earth's surface difficulties or diseases
(a) Volcano (b) Chasm (a) Medicine (b) Treatment
(c) Earthquake (d) Tremor (c) Panacea (d) Therapy
1077. Something that is extremely unpleasant 1093. A place where wild animals live
(a) Horrendous (b) Heightened (a) Lair (b) Hutch
(c) Humane (d) Humorous (c) Kennel (d) Cage
1078. Satisfied, with no desire to change or improve 1094. Small room where dishes are washed
(a) Beneficent (b) Innocent (a) Ante-room (b) Pantry
(c) Complacent (d) Adolescent (c) Larder (d) Scullery
1079. To make perfect or complete 1095.Person or thing that is the centre of attention
(a) Complement (b) Attainment (a) Organiser (b) Politician
(c) Impediment (d) Deportment (c) Cynosure (d) Leader
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1096.A person who speaks always in praise of 1110. One who gives shape to stone
himself 1. Curator 2. Sculptor
(a)Nationalist (b) Egotist 3. Apostate 4. Auditor
(c)Conventionalist (d) Evangelist 1111. To become a strong person in spite of many
1097. A song or music in praise of God difficulties.
(a) Elegy (b) Ode 1. Anxious 2. Triggered
(c) Hymn (d) Epic 3. Safe 4. Resilient
1098. A person living in the same age with another 1112. So delicate or precise as to be difficult to
(a) Confidant (b) Partner analyse or describe
(c) Collaborator (d) Contemporary 1. Suitable 2. Subtle
1099.A person who studies the structure of the earth 3. Complex 4. Brittle
(a) Geologist (b) Geographer 1113. Spouse of a reigning monarch
(c) Gemologist (d) Gynaecologist A. Companion B. Accomplice
1100. You are requested to send a list of goods sent, C. Intern D. Consort
with their prices along with the parcel so that the 1114. A thing that motivates or encourages someone
payment can be done immediately. to do something
A. Agenda B. Invoice A. Incentive B. Invention
C. Catalogue D. Inventory C. Instrument D. Inheritance
1101. Prevent from being carried out 1115. Use of fingers and hands to communicate
A. Intentional B. Deliberate ideas by deaf and dumb people
C. Circumvent D. Clarity A. braille B. Code
1102. Pretence of having a virtuous character C. dactylology D. dermatology
A. Hypocrisy B. Imposter 1116. One who believes all people are motivated by
C. Spy D. Covert selfish needs
1103. A narration in which animals speak and act like A. Fanatic B. Lunatic
human being C. Cynic D. Ascetic
A. Didactic B. Elegy 1117. To bring memories or images to the conscious
C. Fable D. Parable mind
1104. That which makes it difficult to recognize the A. depict B. induce
presence of something C. repress D. evoke
A. Pretence B. Camouflage 1118. A party emblem of royalty
C. Cover D. Mask A. Plagiarism B. Regalia
1105. Showing astute powers of judgement; clever C. Monarchy D. Philogyny
and judicious 1119. A disorder that involve difficulty in reading,
1. Shriek 2. Sage interpreting words
3. Shrewd 4. Shrike 1. Delusion 2. Dyslexia
1106. Evoking a keen sense of sadness or regret 3. Dysgraphia 4. Disability
1. Pungent 2. Poignant 1120. Not quite coinciding with a central position
3. Impactful 4. Unaffecting 1. Off-centre 2. Off-beat
1107. Taking heed or care; being conscious 3. Off-chance 4. Off-break
1. Mindful 2. Mindless 1121. Changing frequently
3. Mindset 4. Mind-read 1. Certain 2. Flak
1108. The quality of being honest and having strong 3. Fickle 4. Contiguous
moral principles 1122. Using (an idea, term, or name) frequently in
1. Staid 2. Integrity casual talk
3. Uptight 4. Ridicule 1. Banding 2. Bounding
1109. Treat with a vaccine, usually by injection to 3. Bandying 4. Bamboozling
promote immunity against a disease 1123. A person who is unsure about God’s existence
1. Innuendo 2. Inoculate 1. Agnostic 2. Theist
3. Inspire 4. Innovate 3. Atheist 4. Theologist
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1124. Mark with spots or smears of colour 3. Benedictory 4. Adulterous
1. Mottle 2. Motto 1139. A dummy used to display clothes in a shop
3. Bright 4. Colourful window
1125. Extreme physical or mental sufferings 1. Mannequin 2. Supermodel
1. Destitute 2. Nemesis 3. Statue 4. Model
3. Pain 4. Agony 1140. Subject (someone) to a continuous flow of
1126. A group of things that have been hidden in questions, criticisms or information
some place 1. Revolt 2. Bombard
1. Treasure 2. Cache 3. Irritate 4. Shout
3. Clothes 4. Jewels 1141. A vehicle used to carry a dead body
1127. Causing or affected by anxiety or stress 1. Hearse 2. Coffin
1. Fraught 2. Devoid 3. Tomb 4. Grave
3. Scant 4. Divested 1142. Something that cannot be handled easily
1128. Fill up again 1. Untidy 2. Unwieldy
1. Regret 2. Repine 3. Untimely 4. Unfit
3. Replenish 4. Reprehend 1143. The practice of persuading someone to do
1129. Any organisation’s involvement with or something by using force or threats
influence in the community; especially in the context 1. Roughness 2. Cruelty
of social welfare 3. Coercion 4. Compulsion
1. Outride 2. Outright 1144. Written law passed by a law-making body
3. Outrigger 4. Outreach 1. Statute 2. Rule
1130. A community which is smaller than village 3. Summit 4. Ordeal
1. Gang 2. Hamlet 1145. Relating to a festival
3. Group 4. Organisation 1. Felicitation 2. Fervid
1131. concerning or consisting of money 3. Frenzy 4. Festal
1. Pecuniary 2. Peculate 1146. A strongbox or small chest for holding
3. Pasture 4. Peculiarly valuables
1132. Government by military class 1. Coffer 2. Caffeine
1. Autocracy 2. Theocracy 3. Coterie 4. Coffin
3. Stratocracy 4. Plutocracy 1147. Connected with the sense of touch
1133. Full of people 1. Auditory 2. Olfactory
1. Populous 2. Popular 3. Visual 4. Tactile
3. Prominent 4. Porous 1148. Make a machine active or operative
1134. The dark shape and outline of something 1. Enthuse 2. Activate
visible against a bright background 3. Energise 4. Initiate
1. Mirage 2. Silhouette 1149. The sound made by frogs
3. Image 4. Shadow 1. Trumpet 2. Moo
1135. A volume containing several books previously 3. Croak 4. Roar
published separately 1150. A house of shelter for a dog
1. Thesaurus 2. Dictionary 1. Barns 2. Kennel
3. Novel 4. Omnibus 3. Den 4. Hangar
1136. Break or fall apart into small fragments in the 1151. A diagram showing the path of planets
process of deterioration 1. Horoscope 2. Zodiac
1. Collapse 2. Slump 3. Planetarium 4. Platitude
3. Sag 4. Crumble 1152. Something that is necessary or crucial
1137. Lacking the ability to move 1. Pedantic 2. Trivial
1. Inert 2. Lazy 3. Indispensable 4. Auxiliary
3. Idle 4. Lax 1153. Beginning to exist: recently formed or
1138. Giving orders in a manner that permits no developed
refusal 1. Herald 2. Blasphemy
1. Infidelity 2. Dictatorial 3. Knave 4. Nascent
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1154. A woman with brown hair (c) Gallant (d) Daredevil
1. Blunt 2. Brunette 1169. Forsaken or neglected child who has no home
3. Blonde 4. Bumble and spends most of his/her time on the streets
1155. To enter unlawfully upon the land of another (a) Waif (b) Fugitive
1. Trespass 2. Delinquent (c) Vulnerable (d) Miscreant
3. Transgression 4. Culprit 1170. To move or travel back and forth frequently
1156. Experiences that are very unpleasant or (a) Shuttle (b) Rupture
difficult (c) Foster (d) Grapple
1. Pitfall 2. Ordeal 1171. Something belonging to or surviving from an
3. Strident 4. Knack earlier period
1157. A place of refugee (a) Relic (b) Dinosaur
1. Home 2. Asylum (c) Ruin (d) Vestige
3. Shelter 4. Hospice 1172. Outer protective layer of a tree.
1158. An exact copy of handwriting, printing (a) Shrub (b) Rind
1. Platitude 2. Maiden (c) Bark (d) Peel
3. Potable 4. Facsimile 1173. The king’s coronation ceremony was a grand
1159. Departure from common rule affair, with all the nobles and dignitaries dressed in
1. Anomaly 2. Quixotic their finest insignia of royalty.
3. Pragmatic 4. Stupor (a) ornaments (b) regalia
1160. A living organism that steals nourishment from (c) regals (d) spectres
other living beings 1174. Henny Penny is a story that is passed down
1. Vector 2. Parasite from generation to generation through spoken word.
3. Insect 4. Co – Dependent (a) folktale (b) fable
1161. A ground where the last funeral rites are (c) epic (d) parable
performed 1175. An imperfection; a blemish, a crack
1. Tomb 2. Crematorium (a) Flaunt (b) Fleck
3. Barracks 4. Mortuary (c) Flaw (d) Flea
1162. A unit to measure light 1176. Kidney beans were boiled quickly when Nisha
1. Lumen 2. Watt added a substance that speeds up a chemical
3. Horse-power 4. Ampere reaction without being consumed by the reaction
1163. The science of foretelling events by mapping itself.
stars (a) reactant (b) catalyst
1. Astrophysics 2. Astronomy (c) enzyme (d) solute
3. Astrology 4. Astrobiology 1177. Collection of written or spoken texts
1164. Famous or well-known for a negative reason (a) Data bank (b) Dictionary
1. Unpopular 2. Reputable (c) Corpus (d) Circa
3. Formidable 4. Notorious 1178. Working or operating quickly and effectively in
1165. Huge fire for celebration an organised way
(a) Bonfire (b) Festivity (a) Effusive (b) Extensive
(c) Firepower (d) Firefight (c) Excellent (d) Efficient
1166. A group of people travelling together in a van 1179. The capacity for being useful for some
(a) Brood (b) Gypsies purpose.
(c) Caravan (d) Constellation (a) Gain (b) Aid
1167. A detailed description of a series of real or (c) Desirability (d) Utility
fictional events taking place over a long period of 1180. Detailed list of goods dispatched with quantity
time and price to the purchaser.
(a) Witness (b) Journal (a) Ledger (b) Receipt
(c) Case study (d) Saga (c) Invoice (d) Sales
1168. A person who enjoys doing dangerous things, 1181. To criticise someone severely
in a way that other people may think is stupid. (a) Rate (b) Chastise
(a) Cavalier (b) Lunatic (c) Scoff (d) Remonstrate
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1182. Minimum people needed for a meeting A. lyric B. ode
(a) Forum (b) Quorum C. elegy D. sonnet
(c) Addendum (d) Decorum 1192. Lasting for a very short period of time
1183. Something of monstrous size or power A. Permanent B. Ceaseless
(a) Heavyweight (b) Bulk C. Pungent D. Ephemeral
(c) Amazon (d) Behemoth 1193. Merry, convivial, hearty and good humoured
1184. A person who does not eat any animal product A. Jowl B. Joyous
(a) Vegetarian (b) Vegan C. Jovial D. Jubilee
(c) Non-vegetarian (d) Veggie 1194. To sweep over something so as to surround it
1185. A disease prevalent in a community or a completely
specific region at a specific time, affecting a large A. engulf B. imbibe
area. C. drown D. plunge
(a) Eradicate (b) Epidemic 1195. Using high-sounding words but with little
(c) Pandemic (d) Endemic meaning
1186. To have a strong emotional effect on. A. Bombastic B. Eloquent
(a) To overwhelm (b) To yield C. Clever D. Reserved
(c) To smother (d) To forfeit 1196. A disease causing a person to fall unconscious
1187. Very attractive and easy to feel love for involuntarily
(a) Adorable (b) Flamboyant A. insomnia B. senility
(c) Laudable (d) Mysterious C. epilepsy D. dementia
1188. A structure in the garden where climbing 1197. Pertaining to an individual from birth
plants can grow and people can walk under A. congenital B. habitual
(a) Pergola (b) Tomb C. chronic D. anomaly
(c) Outhouse (d) Treehouse 1198. Which can be rooted out
1189. To restrain or compel a person to do something A. eradicable B. internment
by force. C. animism D. incorrigible
(a) Consensus (b) Coerce 1199. Happening repeatedly
(c) Casualty (d) Convoy A. Recurrent B. Rapport
1190. An entrance hall in a building used by the C. Regression D. Recuperate
public, especially a hotel or theatre 1200. Ms. Scarlet was indifferent to pain and
A. gallery B. aisle pleasure, she never complained.
C. foyer D. portico A. Hypocrite B. Versatile
1191. A poem that expresses lament for the dead C. Amateur D. Stoic

Answers:-
1. D 11. C 21.A 31.B 41.B 51.B 61.D 71.D

2. A 12.B 22. B 32.C 42.C 52.D 62.B 72.C

3. C 13.A 23.D 33.A 43.b 53.C 63.B 73.A

4.B 14.D 24.C 34.B 44.c 54.B 64.A 74.B

5.C 15.C 25.C 35.D 45.D 55.D 65.C 75.A

6.D 16.C 26.A 36.C 46.B 56.C 66.A 76.C

7.D 17.D 27.B 37.D 47.D 57.B 67.D 77.B

8.B 18.D 28.A 38.B 48.C 58.C 68.B 78.C

9.C 19.A 29.D 39.C 49.B 59.A 69.B 79.C

10.C 20.C 30.D 40.A 50.B 60.C 70.A 80.A

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81.C 114.A 147.C 180.A 213.C 246.a 279.b 312.d

82.B 115.D 148.B 181.C 214.A 247.d 280.d 313.b

83.C 116.C 149.B 182.C 215.a 248.b 281.b 314.b

84.A 117.D 150.C 183.A 216.d 249.b 282.d 315.a

85.B 118.A 151.D 184.B 217.a 250.a 283.b 316.a

86.B 119.C 152.B 185.B 218.b 251.b 284.c 317.b

87.B 120.B 153.B 186.C 219.a 252.C 285.a 318.b

88.B 121.C 154.A 187.D 220.a 253.A 286.a 319.b

320.d
89.B 122..C 155.B 188.D 221.d 254.B 287.b
321.b
90.D 123.C 156.C 189.D 222.c 255.C 288.d
322.c
91.C 124.C 157.A 190.B 223.b 256.B 289.a
323.d
92.D 125.C 158.D 191.A 224.d 257.b 290.b
324.b
93.C 126.D 159.C 192.C 225.b 258.b 291.d
325.c
94.C 127.B 160.C 193.A 226.d 259.b 292.A
326.b
95.B 128.C 161.A 194.B 227.a 260.b 293.d
327.a
96.B 129.B 162.C 195.B 228.a 261. C 294.d
328.d
97.D 130.D 163.D 196.A 229.a 262.c 295.c
329.d
98.B 131.B 164.B 197.B 230.a 263.B 296.c
330.a
99.A 132.C 165.D 198.C 231.d 264.b 297.a
331.d
100.C 133.D 166.C 199.C 232.a 265.D 298.b
332.c
101.d 134.C 167.B 200.D 233.b 266.C 299.c
333.a
102.B 135.D 168.D 201.d 234.a 267.B 300.c
334.d
103.B 136.D 169.A 202.A 235.a 268.A 301.c
335.b
104.D 137.A 170.C 203.b 236.d 269.C 302.b
336.d
105.D 138.D 171.D 204.D 237.c 270.A 303.b
337.d
106.C 139.A 172.C 205.B 238.a 271.a 304.b
338.a
107.C 140.B 173.A 206.C 239.b 272.a 305.b
339.a
108.B 141.C 174.C 207.B 240.a 273.b 306.b
340.c
109.D 142.A 175.A 208.D 241.b 274.b 307.c
341.b
110.C 143.D 176.D 209.B 242.c 275.d 308.b
342.b
111.D 144.A 177.D 210.B 243.d 276.d 309.a
343.c
112.C 145.D 178.B 211.D 244.a 277.d 310.a
344.c
113.B 146.A 179.B 212.B 245.a 278.A 311.c
345.a
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346.b 379.c 412.d 445.c 478.b 511.B 544.B 577.D

347.a 380.d 413.c 446.c 479.c 512.C 545.C 578.D

348.d 381.c 414.d 447.c 480.c 513.C 546.A 579.B

349.b 382.a 415.d 448.c 481.d 514.A 547.C 580.A

350.b 383.b 416.c 449.c 482.d 515.D 548.C 581.D

351.b 384.c 417.d 450.a 483.b 516.A 549.B 582.A

352.a 385.c 418.d 451.a 484.c 517.D 550.A 583.A

353.d 386.b 419.c 452.c 485.d 518.A 551.D 584.C

354.b 387.a 420.a 453.a 486.a 519.B 552.B 585.A

355.b 388.b 421.a 454.b 487.d 520.D 553.A 586.D

356.c 389.a 422.A 455.a 488.a 521.C 554.A 587.A

357.a 390.a 423.d 456.a 489.d 522.C 555.A 588.C

358.a 391.a 424.c 457.b 490.d 523.D 556.A 589.A

359.c 392.a 425.a 458.d 491.c 524.A 557.A 590.C

360.b 393.b 426.c 459.c 492.a 525.D 558.B 591.B

361.c 394.a 427.c 460.d 493.b 526.D 559D. 592.A

362.d 395.d 428.d 461.c 494.c 527.D 560.A 593.C

363.b 396.b 429.a 462.b 495.a 528.A 561.A 594.A

364.d 397.d 430.a 463.B 496.a 529.D 562.A 595.C

365.b 398.c 431.b 464.c 497.d 530.A 563.B 596.C

366.d 399.c 432.a 465.c 498.d 531.B 564.C 597.C

367.a 400.c 433.c 466.d 499.c 532.C 565.A 598.A

368.a 401.c 434.d 467.d 500.a 533.C 566.C 599.B

369.b 402.a 435.d 468.a 501.b 534.A 567.B 600.D

370.c 403.d 436.b 469.b 502.b 535.C 568.B 601.B

371.b 404.b 437.b 470.c 503.c 536.D 569.A 602.B

372.b 405.a 438.a 471.a 504.a 537.B 570.B 603.C

373.b 406.a 439.c 472.d 505.a 538.D 571.D 604.B

374.c 407.a 440.b 473.c 506.C 539.C 572.A 605.A

375.d 408.a 441.d 474.c 507.d 540.A 573.A 606.A

376.b 409.c 442.b 475.c 508.d 541.B 574.B 607.C

377.a 410.b 443.c 476.d 509.D 542.A 575.D 608.A

378.b 411.a 444.a 477.c 510.D 543.C 576.C 609.A

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610.C 643.A 676.B 709.C 742.A 775.D 808.A 841.D

611.B 644.B 677.D 710.B 743.D 776.A 809.C 842.D

612.C 645.C 678.C 711.A 744.A 777.A 810.C 843.B

613.B 646.D 679.D 712.D 745.A 778.B 811.B 844.A

614.C 647.C 680.D 713.C 746.C 779.C 812.D 845.D

615.B 648.B 681.D 714.C 747.A 780.C 813.C 846.A

616.B 649.B 682.C 715.C 748.D 781.B 814.D 847.B

617B. 650.D 683.B 716.A 749.A 782.D 815.A 848.A

618.C 651.B 684.B 717.B 750.B 783.D 816.B 849.B

619.B 652.A 685.D 718.A 751.A 784.D 817.C 850.B

620.A 653.C 686.C 719.D 752.D 785.C 818.D 851.A

621.C 654.C 687.A 720.C 753.C 786.C 819.B 852.B

622.D 655.A 688.C 721.A 754.B 787.D 820.C 853.A

623.A 656.A 689.C 722.D 755.C 788.C 821.D 854.C

624.A 657.B 690.D 723.D 756.D 789.C 822.A 855.B

625.C 658.A 691.D 724.C 757.D 790.B 823.B 856.B

626.B 659.B 692.B 725.C 758.B 791.B 824.A 857.C

627.B 660.A 693.C 726.A 759.A 792.B 825.D 858.A

628.C 661.B 694.B 727.D 760.B 793.B 826.B 859.A

629.D 662.A 695.B 728.C 761.B 794.B 827.A 860.B

630.B 663.A 696.A 729.B 762.A 795.A 828.B 861.A

631.D 664.A 697.C 730.C 763.D 796.C 829.D 862.D

632.C 665.D 698.C 731.A 764.D 797.B 830.C 863.A

633.D 666.C 699.C 732.B 765.D 798.C 831.D 864.B

634.A 667.A 700.B 733.A 766.A 799.C 832.B 865.A

635.C 668.A 701.A 734.C 767.B 800.B 833.A 866.B

636.B 669.A 702.D 735.C 768.C 801.B 834.C 867.B

637.D 670.B 703.C 736.A 769.D 802.A 835.A 868.D

638.A 671.D 704.C 737.D 770.B 803.C 836.B 869. 4

639.D 672.C 705.D 738.C 771.D 804.D 837.A 870. 1

640.A 673.D 706.C 739.B 772.B 805.D 838.D 871. 4

641.D 674.A 707.A 740.A 773.D 806.A 839.B 872. 3

642.C 675.C 708.C 741.B 774.B 807.A 840.A 873. 3

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874. 2 907. 4 940. 2 973. c 1006. a 1039. a 1072. b 1105. 3

875. 2 908. 4 941. 2 974. d 1007. a 1040. a 1073. b 1106. 2

876. 2 909. 3 942. 1 975. a 1008. a 1041. a 1074. d 1107. 1

877. 1 910. 1 943. 4 976. c 1009. b 1042. c 1075. c 1108. 2

878. 1 911. 3 944. 3 977. a 1010. c 1043. d 1076. b 1109. 2

879. 4 912. 1 945. 3 978. a 1011. b 1044. b 1077. a 1110. 2

880. 4 913. 4 946. 2 979. b 1012. b 1045. d 1078. c 1111. 4

881. 2 914. 4 947. 1 980. b 1013. c 1046. b 1079. a 1112. 2

882. 1 915. 4 948. 1 981. d 1014. c 1047. d 1080. b 1113. D

883. 3 916. 2 949. 2 982. a 1015. d 1048. b 1081. b 1114. A

884. 1 917. 4 950. 3 983. c 1016. c 1049. c 1082. a 1115. C

885. 3 918. 1 951. 4 984. d 1017. a 1050. a 1083. d 1116. C

886. 3 919. 1 952. 4 985. a 1018. d 1051. b 1084. c 1117. D

887. 4 920. 4 953. 3 986. b 1019. b 1052. d 1085. d 1118. B

888. 4 921. 3 954. 2 987. d 1020. b 1053. b 1086. d 1119. 2

889. 3 922. 1 955. 2 988. d 1021. d 1054. d 1087. b 1120. 1

890. 2 923. 1 956. 3 989. d 1022. c 1055. b 1088. a 1121. 3

891. 3 924. 2 957. 1 990. c 1023. c 1056. c 1089. c 1122. 3

892. 4 925. 4 958. 4 991. a 1024. a 1057. d 1090. a 1123. 1

893. 2 926. 3 959. 1 992. a 1025. b 1058. b 1091. c 1124. 1

894. 3 927. 1 960. 3 993. c 1026. b 1059. b 1092. c 1125. 4

895. 1 928. 1 961. 4 994. a 1027. c 1060. d 1093. a 1126. 2

896. 4 929. 2 962. 3 995. c 1028. b 1061. a 1094. d 1127. 1

897. 3 930. 3 963. 3 996. c 1029. b 1062. a 1095. c 1128. 3

898. 2 931. 4 964. 4 997. c 1030. a 1063. d 1096. b 1129. 4

899. 4 932. 1 965. 4 998. c 1031. c 1064. c 1097. c 1130. 2

900. 4 933. 3 966. 3 999. b 1032. d 1065. b 1098. d 1131. 1

901. 2 934. 1 967. 2 1000. b 1033. c 1066. b 1099. a 1132. 3

902. 2 935. 2 968. 2 1001. a 1034. b 1067. c 1100. b 1133. 1

903. 3 936. 1 969. 4 1002. b 1035. a 1068. d 1101. C 1134. 2

904. 1 937. 1 970. c 1003. c 1036. c 1069. a 1102. A 1135. 4

905. 1 938. 3 971. a 1004. b 1037. c 1070. c 1103. C 1136. 4

906. 2 939. 2 972. d 1005. d 1038. b 1071. a 1104. B 1137. 1

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1138. 2 1171.(a)

1139. 1 1172. (c)

1140. 2 1173.(b)

1141. 1 1174.(a)

1142. 2 1175. (c)

1143. 3 1176.(b)

1144. 1 1177. (c)

1145. 4 1178.(d)

1146. 1 1179.(d)

1147. 4 1180. (c)

1148. 2 1181.(b)

1149. 3 1182.(b)

1150. 2 1183.(d)

1151. 2 1184.(b)

1152. 3 1185.(b)

1153. 4 1186.(a)

1154. 2 1187.(a)

1155. 1 1188.(a)

1156. 2 1189.(b)

1157. 2 1190. C

1158. 4 1191. C

1159. 1 1192. D

1160. 2 1193. C

1161. 2 1194. A

1162. 1 1195. A

1163. 3 1196. C

1164. 4 1197. A

1165.(a) 1198. A

1166. (c) 1199. A

1167.(d) 1200. D

1168.(d)

1169.(a)

1170.(a)

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