Synonym Word Test For Competitive Exams: Bank, SSC, MBA (29)

WRANGLE          QUIP                      KNAVE                        JEOPARDY                                      REPUGNANCE                           PETTIFOGGING                                         TROTH                     PERSPICACITY                        ENTHRAL                                                              BEWAIL
                 

                              

Choose The Correct Synonymous (Same Word):-

1.  WRANGLE
[1] Competition
[2] Race
[3] Dispute  
[4] Wrestling

Right answer- Dispute
Wrangle (V/N)
-> an angry dispute
-> an argument that is complicated and continues over a long period of time

2.  QUIP
[1] Comment
[2] Injury
[3] Blow
[4] Joke  

Right answer- Joke
Quip (N/V)
-> a quick and clever remark (N)
-> to make a quick and clever remark (V)

3.   KNAVE
[1] Rogue
[2] Ignorant
[3] Innocent
[4] Simple

Right answer- Rogue
Knave (N)
->a dishonest man or boy

4.   JEOPARDY
[1] Enmity
[2] Danger
[3] Adventure
[4] Magic

Right answer- Danger
Jeopardy (N)
-> in a dangerous position or situation

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Mind Trick-

Word 'Jeopardy' looks like 'Leopard'; Leopard is a dangerous animal.

5.  REPUGNANCE
[1] Approval
[2] Affection
[3] Like
[4] Disinclination

Right answer- Disinclination
Repugnance (N)
-> a strong feeling of dislike or disgust about something

6.  PETTIFOGGING
[1] Lenient
[2] Unimportant
[3] Stable
[4] Strong

Right answer- Unimportant
Pettifogging (Adj.)
-> paying too much attention to unimportant details
-> concerned with unimportant things

7.   TROTH
[1] Ego
[2] Faithful
[3] Colourist
[4] Disloyal

Right answer- Faithful
Troth (N)
-> a mutual promise

8.  PERSPICACITY
[1] Bad
[2] Shrewd
[3] Harry
[4] Clear

Right answer- Shrewd
Perspicacity (Adj.)
-> able to understand somebody/something quickly and accurately

9.   ENTHRAL
[1] Persuade
[2] Glorify
[3] Annoy
[4] Charm

Right answer- Charm
Enthral (V)
-> give pleasure to or be pleasing to

10. BEWAIL 
[1] Envy
[2] Accuse
[3] Tear apart
[4] Lament

Right answer- Lament
Bewail (V)
-> to express sadness about something
-> regret strongly

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