Top-100 ANTONYMS

The Selection Series 2024

Direction: Choose the most appropriate Antonym of the given word.

Q1. Glory
(a) Shame
(b) Honour
(c) Delight
(d) Gluttony

Q2. Would you please support me for once in your life?

(a) establish
(b) refute
(c) document
(d) disclaim

Q3. Trivial
(a) Vain
(b) Essential
(c) Liable
(d) Lavish

Q4. How can you be so joyless on hearing the news?

(a) Beaming
(b) Rapt
(c) Blissful
(d) Dubious

Q5. Resistance
(a) Awareness
(b) Tolerance
(c) Tenderness
(d) Reliance
Q6. The rocky terrain made the hike difficult and strenuous.
(a) Demanding
(b) Lively
(c) Intense
(d) Easy

Q7. Ria is liked by everyone as she is very amicable.

(a) Hateful
(b) Unfriendly
(c) Stupid
(d) Dangerous

Q8. The committee deposed him from his office.

(a) Interacted
(b) Demolished
(c) Promoted
(d) Segregated

Q9. Language interacts with all aspects of human life and society.
(a) co-operates
(b) interrelates
(c) disconnects
(d) intermingles

Q10. Select the most appropriate ANTONYM of the word 'Contaminate' from
the given sentence.
Crews were requested to purify the system since a brain-eating
amoeba was discovered in the drinking water.
(a) requested
(b) discovered
(c) purify
(d) system

Q11.Select the most appropriate ANTONYM of the word 'Defeat' in the given
sentence.
 The first battle of Panipat was fought on 21 April 1526, where Babur
introduced canon warfare and was able to gain victory on Delhi and
subjugated sultanate ruler Ibrahim Lodi.
(a) gain
(b) subjugated
(c) warfare
(d) victory

Q12. It is no exaggeration to say the Hussain Sagar Lake is an integral

element of Hyderabad and Hyderabad's history.
(a) essential
(b) total
(c) extra
(d) inherent

Q13. His opponents viewed him as stubborn, dogmatic, and inflexible.

(a) Dishonest
(b) Biased
(c) Careless
(d) Amenable

Q14. Select the most appropriate ANTONYM of the word 'bold' in the given
sentence. A person can be friendly, timid, clever, or fearless based on
the context of the situation.
(a) friendly
(b) clever
(c) timid
(d) fearless

Q15. Shame
(a) Disgrace
(b) Defamation
(c) Pride
(d) Fear

Q16. A boisterous horse must have a rough bridle.

(a) Rowdy
(b) Loud
 (c) Bouncy
(d) Calm

Q17. Stingy
(a) Generous
(b) Humorous
(c) Lascivious
(d) Deceitful

Q18. Prajakta is a very vain girl.

(a) Honourable
(b) Humble
(c) Honest
(d) Hopeful

Q19. Ralph's condition worsened in the hospital.

(a) Improved
(b) Scaled
(c) Changed
(d) Traverse

Q20. Select the option that will improve the underlined part of the given
sentence.
Mothers have great animosity for their children.
(a) affection
(b) absurdity
(c) affectation
(d) abasement

Q21.The organisation's furtive actions must be taken into notice and dealt
with accordingly.
(a) Futuristic
(b) Truthful
(c) Shady
(d) Foxy

Q22. My parents have a fertile land in the backyard.

 (a) Barren
(b) Timid
(c) Scanty
(d) Potent

Q23. Enemy
(a) Combatant
(b) Colleague
(c) Friend
(d) Attacker

Q24. The equivocal tone of the Prime Minister in his speech caused uproar
in the chamber.
(a) conflicting
(b) iffy
(c) explicit
(d) irresolute

Q25. He laboured very hard but could not yield anything from the barren
piece of land.
(a) Fertile
(b) Fruitless
(c) Vile
(d) Sterile

Q26. The dearth of governmental policies on the basic rights and comforts
of the impaired population leads to low standard of public life in a
country.
(a) Brevity
(b) Lacunae
(c) Abundance
(d) Paucity

Q27. Lethargic
(a) Exhausted
(b) Intelligent
(c) Active
 (d) Cute

Q28. The firefighter summoned all her ________ (cowardice) and rushed into
the burning building.
(a) skills
(b) erudition
(c) courage
(d) expertise

Q29. She was known for her refined manners.

(a) Crude
(b) Elegant
(c) Shrewd
(d) Brood

Q30. The truth was revealed in the interrogation.

(a) Evident
(b) Found
(c) Declared
(d) Concealed

Q31. Select the option that will improve the underlined part of the given
sentence.
This book provides an unrestrained account of the natural resources
in India.
(a) exhausting
(b) limlited
(c) exhaustive
(d) excessive

Q32. We should desecrate our national flag.

(a) Integrate
(b) Sanctify
(c) Violate
(d) Damage
Q33. The upshot of the consultation with the doctor was an operation
scheduled for the next week.
(a) Blame
(b) Cause
(c) Result
(d) Estimate

Q34. The plot of the novel is very dull.

(a) Diverting
(b) Riveting
(c) Plodding
(d) Charming

Q35. The State media houses present ______ (vociferous) views compared to
private media.
(a) political
(b) biased
(c) mild
(d) assertive

Q36. Few people turned up to attend the tawdry promo of the new movie.
(a) Elegant
(b) Showy
(c) Inferior
(d) Gawdy

Q37. Anthony Trollope was an industrious and disciplined writer.

(a) Exhausting
(b) Skittish
(c) Dizzy
(d) Lazy

Q38. Select the most appropriate ANTONYM of the word 'Contaminate' from
the given sentence. She spent the entire night working non-stop to
clean the blood stains from the rug.
(a) rug
(b) spent
 (c) working
(d) clean

Q39. Please don't touch that, it's flammable.

(a) Non-combustible
(b) Nonexplosive
(c) Incendiary
(d) Fire-resistant

Q40. Fastidious
(a) Scrupulous
(b) Lax
(c) Late
(d) Speedy

Q41. Mr. Stein is a very cold and hard man.

(a) Clement
(b) Relaxed
(c) Charitable
(d) Tolerant

Q42. My most vivid recollection of that summer is the ocean.

(a) Vague
(b) Eloquent
(c) Pictorial
(d) Lucid

Q43. Sacred
(a) Grave
(b) Narrow
(c) Holy
(d) Profane

Q44. Alive
(a) Wise
(b) Animated
(c) Spry
 (d) Dead

Q45. You should never visit her without her consent.

(a) Approval
(b) Permission
(c) Knowledge
(d) Refusal

Q46. This makes readers contemplate the motives people have for
performing acts of charity.
(a) understate
(b) follow up
(c) overlook
(d) deviate

Q47. Cheerful
(a) Sunny
(b) Hilarious
(c) Gloomy
(d) Joyful

Q48. He tried to improve the working conditions in his office.

(a) Spatter
(b) Sprinkle
(c) Specify
(d) Spoil

Q49. Merit
(a) Result
(b) Tumult
(c) Fault
(d) Occult

Q50. Important
(a) Recurring
(b) Productive
(c) Trivial
 (d) Significant

Q51. Gentlemen always go for a lawful approach, but rouges choose

________ ways to solve problems.
(a) legal
(b) legitimate
(c) sophisticated
(d) illicit

Q52. Agile
(a) Active
(b) Apathetic
(c) Energetic
(d) Sluggish

Q53. There is also an increase in juvenile delinquency.

(a) Teenage
(b) Adult
(c) Puerile
(d) Minor

Q54. Alluring
(a) Enticing
(b) Glamourous
(c) Repulsive
(d) Fascinating

Q55. Resourceful
(a) Incompetent
(b) Ingenious
(c) Immaculate
(d) Impeccable

Q56. I have keen interest in reading the mind of those students who are
boisterous at home but on their best behaviour at school.
(a) clamorous
(b) frothing
 (c) placid
(d) raucous

Q57. He purchased very cheap dresses.

(a) Expensive
(b) Doltish
(c) Lively
(d) Paltry

Q58. The balloon started to deflate after being pricked with a needle.
(a) Flatten
(b) Compress
(c) Inflate
(d) Shrink

Q59. Vehement
(a) Reliable
(b) Smashed
(c) Passionate
(d) Mild

Q60. The growth of the cell wall is very rarely uniform.

(a) Paired
(b) Balanced
(c) Fixed
(d) Variegated

Q61. There is no transparency in the procedure followed by the company.

(a) Coherence
(b) Reliability
(c) Clarity
(d) Opacity

Q62. Noble
(a) Grand
(b) Indescribable
(c) Common
 (d) Magical

Q63. The performance of the team in the lost match team was dismal.
(a) Luminous
(b) Sadden
(c) Cheap
(d) Dainty

Q64. Benevolent
(a) Cruel
(b) Happy
(c) Patient
(d) Harmless

Q65. He feels that wealthy people view him with contempt because he is
poor.
(a) Derision
(b) Admiration
(c) Scorn
(d) Obscurity

Q66. Transient
(a) Permanent
(b) Transparent
(c) Transitory
(d) Irregular

Q67. Innocent
(a) Guilty
(b) Mischievous
(c) Unfair
(d) Righteous

Q68. Cramped
(a) Filthy
(b) Spacious
(c) Tight
 (d) Crammed

Q69. The news gave him inexpressible ecstasy.

(a) Delight
(b) Passion
(c) Depression
(d) Disappointment

Q70. The vendor said that the apples were of superior quality.
(a) Excellent
(b) Distasteful
(c) Small
(d) Inferior

Q71. No one trusts her as her reasons are always explicit.

(a) Precise
(b) Ambiguous
(c) Exact
(d) Distant

Q72. Essays must be concise.

(a) Excise
(b) Lengthy
(c) Precise
(d) Total

Q73. As a punishment for his betrayal to his country, the spy who sold
secrets was sent to prison
(a) Infidelity
(b) Loyalty
(c) Perilous
(d) Nasty

Q74. Skeptic
(a) Believer
(b) Atheist
(c) Careful
 (d) Infidel

Q75. Comical
(a) Tragic
(b) Remedial
(c) Farcical
(d) Rebellious

Q76. Her voice, soft and ______, (shrill) flowed effortlessly through the room.
(a) mellow
(b) nasal
(c) croaky
(d) piercing

Q77. His jovial nature has won him many friends.

(a) Shrewd
(b) Miserable
(c) Dumb
(d) Cunning

Q78. Lazy
(a) Barren
(b) Helpful
(c) Diligent
(d) Genuine

Q79. Select the most appropriate ANTONYM of the word 'Plausible' from the
given sentence.
The trend of improvement is unlikely to continue for the foreseeable
future.
(a) unlikely
(b) trend
(c) foreseeable
(d) future

Q80. Absurd
(a) Reasonable
 (b) Foolish
(c) Nonsensical
(d) Insane

Q81. Forbidden
(a) Protected
(b) Prevented
(c) Banned
(d) Allowed

Q82. He gave a haughty consent without honouring him with a single word.
(a) Proud
(b) Happy
(c) Modest
(d) Indifferent

Q83. Generous
(a) Needy
(b) Mean
(c) Considerate
(d) Clever

Q84. His grandfather was quite grumpy.

(a) Possible
(b) Tenable
(c) Edible
(d) Amiable

Q85. It's very cheap to display wealth by donning gaudy dresses.

(a) Scanty
(b) Ornate
(c) Cheap
(d) Sober

Q86. MOROSE
(a) Jovial
(b) Practical
 (c) Dramatic
(d) Hurried

Q87. Despondency
(a) Hopelessness
(b) Satisfaction
(c) Cheerfulness
(d) Dejection

Q88. The humble pupil sat on the floor with respect.

(a) Capitalist
(b) Corrupt
(c) Sturdy
(d) Proud

Q89. The CEO called for compulsory participation from each employee.
(a) Voluntary
(b) Compliantly
(c) Obligatory
(d) Overtly

Q90. Logical
(a) Subtle
(b) Random
(c) Reasonable
(d) Illogical

Q91. Terminate
(a) Mark
(b) Die
(c) Conclude
(d) Begin

Q92. Peace
(a) Harmony
(b) Strange
(c) Turmoil
 (d) Refusal

Q93. His industrious attitude was the reason for his promotion.
(a) Efficient
(b) Hazy
(c) Lazy
(d) Pricey

Q94. She was asked by the elders to wear a skirt covering her knees.
(a) Exposing
(b) Expanding
(c) Expecting
(d) Expounding

Q95. The company has to be able to compete globally.

(a) Support
(b) Attack
(c) Pervert
(d) Impede

Q96. The army advanced into enemy territory.

(a) Protruded
(b) Retreated
(c) Arose
(d) Commuted

Q97. Which of the following sentences contains the ANTONYM of the word
'important'?
(a) You always make me do all the trivial stuff.
(b) Choose the right colour to make your bike stand out!
(c) Namita also makes some very salient points in her newly revised
preface.
(d) I have some urgent questions for you.

Q98. William Shakespeare is considered to be the most celebrated

dramatist in the world of literature.
(a) laureate
 (b) acclaimed
(c) inglorious
(d) illustrious

Q99. Abundance
(a) Fortune
(b) Excitement
(c) Scarcity
(d) Prosperity

Q100. Lewis was aggressive, _____ (normal), moody, and brilliantly clever.
(a) feeble
(b) eccentric
(c) dogmatic
(d) selfish

Answer Key

1-A 2-D 3-B 4-C 5-B 6-D 7-B 8-C 9-C 10-C
11-D 12-C 13-D 14-C 15-C 16-D 17-A 18-B 19-A 20-C
21-B 22-A 23-C 24-C 25-A 26-C 27-C 28-C 29-A 30-D
31-C 32-B 33-C 34-B 35-C 36-A 37-D 38-C 39-A 40-B
41-A 42-A 43-D 44-D 45-D 46-C 47-C 48-D 49-C 50-C

51-D 52-D 53-B 54-C 55-A 56-C 57-A 58-B 59-D 60-B
61-D 62-C 63-A 64-A 65-B 66-A 67-A 68-B 69-C 70-D
71-B 72-B 73-B 74-A 75-A 76-A 77-B 78-C 79-A 80-A
81-D 82-C 83-B 84-D 85-D 86-A 87-C 88-D 89-A 90-D
91-D 92-C 93-C 94-A 95-D 96-B 97-A 98-C 99-C 100-
B
 Solution
Q1. (A) The most appropriate antonym for "glory" is “Shame”.
Shame
• Hindi: अपमान या लज्जा
• English: The feeling of dishonor or embarrassment caused by one's
own actions or circumstances.
Honour
• Hindi: सम्मान या आदर
• English: High respect or esteem; adherence to ethical principles or
moral integrity.
Delight
• Hindi: आनंद या खश
ु ी
• English: Great pleasure or joy; something that gives immense
satisfaction or happiness.
Gluttony
• Hindi: अत्य�धक खानेपीने क� आदत
• English: Excessive eating or drinking; greediness or overindulgence in
food and drink.
Q2. (D) Most appropriate antonym of the given word is ‘Disclaim’.
Establish
• Hindi: स्था�पत करना
• English: To set up or create something.
Refute
• Hindi: खंडन करना
• English: To prove something is false.
Document
• Hindi: दस्तावेज़ बनाना
• English: To record information or evidence.
Disclaim
• Hindi: अस्वीकरण करना
• English: To deny responsibility or association.
Q3. (B) The word “trivial” means something that is of little importance or
significance & the antonym of the given word is ‘Essential’
 (a) Vain (अहं कार�) – Excessively proud or concerned with one’s
appearance.
(b) Essential (आवश्यक) – Absolutely necessary or extremely important.

(c) Liable (िजम्मेदार) – Legally responsible or likely to do something.

(d) Lavish (शाह�) – Extravagant or luxurious.

Q4. The most appropriate antonym of the given word is ‘Joyless’ is
‘Blissful’.
Beaming (मस्
ु कराता) – Smiling brightly or radiantly, which is associated
with happiness and joy.
Rapt (मग्ु ध) – Being completely absorbed or engrossed, often with a
sense of delight or pleasure.
Blissful (आनं�दत) – Experiencing great happiness or joy.

Dubious (सं�दग्ध) – Doubtful or uncertain, which does not directly relate

to joyfulness or lack thereof.
Q5. (B) The most appropriate antonym of the given word is ‘Resistance’ is
‘Tolerance’.
Awareness (जागरूकता) – This refers to the state of being conscious or
informed about something. It involves having knowledge or
understanding of a situation or fact.
Tolerance (स�हष्णत
ु ा) – This means the ability to endure or accept
something, such as differing opinions or conditions, without
opposition. It involves allowing things to happen without resistance.
Tenderness (मद
ृ त
ु ा) – This refers to gentleness, kindness, or a soft and
caring attitude. It involves being gentle and emotionally sensitive.
Reliance (�नभर्रता) – This means depending on or trusting someone or
something. It involves a sense of dependence or trust in another person
or entity.
Q6. (D) The most appropeiate antonym of the given word is ‘Easy’
Strenuous:

In English: It means requiring a lot of effort, energy, or exertion. It

describes something that is physically demanding or challenging.
 In Hindi: सशक्त (सख्त), श्रमसाध्य – इसका मतलब है ऐसा जो बहुत अ�धक प्रयास,
ऊजार्, या मेहनत क� आवश्यकता हो। यह कुछ ऐसा है जो शार��रक रूप से चन
ु ौतीपण
ू र् या
क�ठन हो।

Demanding (मांग करने वाला) – It implies requiring a lot of effort or

attention.
Lively (जीवंत) – This means full of life or energy.

Intense (तीव्र) – This implies strong or extreme.

Easy (आसान) – This means not difficult or requiring little effort.

Q7. (A) The most appropeiate antonym of the given word ‘Amicable’ is
‘hateful’
 Hateful: Full of hatred or intense dislike. (घ�ृ णत, नफरत से भरा हुआ)
 Unfriendly: Not friendly or lacking in friendliness. (अ�मत्र, अनमन�)
 Stupid: Lacking intelligence or common sense. (मख
ू ,र् बेतक
ु ा)
 Dangerous: Likely to cause harm or injury. (खतरनाक, जो�खमपूण)र्

Q8. (C) The antonym for "deposed" in this context is (c) Promoted.
"Deposed" means to remove someone from office, while "promoted"
means to advance someone to a higher position.
Interacted – To engage or communicate with others. (संपकर् �कया, बातचीत क�)
Demolished – To destroy or tear down. (ध्वस्त करना, नष्ट करना)
Promoted – To advance or elevate someone to a higher position. (उन्नत करना,
पदोन्नत करना)
Segregated – To separate or set apart from others. (अलग करना, पथ
ृ क करना)
Q9. (C) The most appropriate antonym is Disconnects (अलग करना).
The word "interacts" means to communicate or work together.
• Cooperates – To work together. (सहयोग करना)

• Interrelates – To have a mutual relationship. (आपसी संबंध रखना)

• Disconnects – To detach or separate. (अलग करना)

• Intermingles – To mix or blend. (�म�श्रत होना)

Q10. (C) The most appropriate antonym is Purify (शद्

ु ध करना).
 The word "contaminate" means to make something impure or polluted.
• Requested – To ask or demand. (अनुरोध करना)

• Discovered – To find or uncover. (खोजना)

• Purify – To make something clean or free from impurities. (शद्

ु ध करना)
• System – A set of connected things. (�सस्टम)
Q11. (D) The word "defeat" means to win a victory over.
The most appropriate antonym is Victory (�वजय).

• Gain – To acquire or obtain. (प्राप्त करना)

• Subjugated – To bring under control. (अधीन करना)

• Warfare – The activity of fighting. (यद्

ु ध)
• Victory – Success in a contest or battle. (�वजय)

Q12. The most appropriate antonym is Extra (अ�त�रक्त).

The word "integral" means essential or necessary.
 Essential – Necessary or fundamental. (आवश्यक)
 Total – Complete or entire. (पण
ू )र्
 Extra – Additional or not essential. (अ�त�रक्त)
 Inherent – Existing as a natural or essential part. (स्वाभा�वक)
Q13. (D) The word "inflexible" means not willing to change or adapt.
The most appropriate antonym is Amenable (प्र�तकूल).

• Dishonest – Lacking honesty. (बेईमान)

• Biased – Showing prejudice. (प�पाती)
• Careless – Lacking attention. (लापरवाह)
• Amenable – Willing to be influenced or change. (प्र�तकूल)
Q14. (C) The word "bold" means showing courage or willingness to take
risks.
The most appropriate antonym is Timid (संकोचशील).

• Friendly – Kind and pleasant. (�मत्रवत)

• Clever – Intelligent or smart. (चतरु )
• Timid – Showing a lack of courage or confidence. (संकोचशील)
 • Fearless – Lacking fear. (�नभ�क)
Q15. (C) The word "shame" refers to a feeling of guilt or embarrassment.
The most appropriate antonym is Pride (गौरव).

• Disgrace – Loss of reputation or respect. (अपमान)

• Defamation – The action of damaging someone’s reputation. (मानहा�न)
• Pride – A feeling of selfrespect and personal worth. (गौरव)
• Fear – An unpleasant emotion caused by the belief that someone or
something is dangerous. (डर)
Q16. (D) The word "boisterous" means noisy and energetic.
The most appropriate antonym is Calm (शांत).

• Rowdy – Noisy and disorderly. (उत्साह�, शोरगल

ु )
• Loud – Having a high volume of sound. (उच्च स्वर)
• Bouncy – Springy or lively. (उत्साह�)
• Calm – Free from agitation or excitement. (शांत)
Q17. (A) The word "stingy" means unwilling to spend or give.
The most appropriate antonym is Generous (उदार).

• Generous – Willing to give or share. (उदार)

• Humorous – Funny or amusing. (हास्यपण
ू )र्
• Lascivious – Feeling or revealing an overt and often offensive sexual
desire. (लालची)
• Deceitful – Misleading or dishonest. (धोखेबाज़)
Q18. (B) The word "vain" means excessively proud or concerned with one’s
appearance.
The most appropriate antonym is Humble (नम्र).

• Honourable – Deserving respect or high regard. (आदरणीय)

• Humble – Modest or not arrogant. (नम्र)
• Honest – Truthful or sincere. (ईमानदार)
• Hopeful – Optimistic or expecting good things. (आशावाद�)
Q19. (A) The word "worsened" means to become worse.
The most appropriate antonym is Improved (सध
ु रना).
 • Improved – To get better. (सध
ु रना)
• Scaled – To climb or ascend. (चढ़ना)
• Changed – To make or become different. (बदलना)
• Traverse – To travel across. (पार करना)
Q20. (C) The word "animosity" means strong hostility.
The most appropriate replacement is Affection (स्नेह).

• Affection – A feeling of love or fondness. (स्नेह)

• Absurdity – The quality of being ridiculous or unreasonable.
(अवास्त�वकता)
• Affectation – Behavior designed to impress. (अवयवता)
• Abasement – Humiliation or degradation. (अपमान)
Q21. (B) The word "furtive" means secretive or stealthy.
The most appropriate antonym is Truthful (सच्चा).

• Futuristic – Relating to the future. (भ�वष्यवाणी)

• Truthful – Honest and sincere. (सच्चा)
• Shady – Of questionable honesty or legality. (संशयास्पद)
• Foxy – Cunning or crafty. (चतरु )
Q22. (A) The word "fertile" means capable of producing abundant vegetation
or crops.
The most appropriate antonym is Barren (बंजर).

• Barren – Incapable of producing vegetation. (बंजर)

• Timid – Lacking courage or confidence. (संकोचशील)
• Scanty – Insufficient in quantity or quality. (अल्प)
• Potent – Having great power or influence. (शिक्तशाल�)
Q23.(C) The word "enemy" means someone who is actively opposed or
hostile.
The most appropriate antonym is Friend (�मत्र).

• Combatant – A person engaged in combat. (योद्धा)

• Colleague – A person with whom one works. (सहकम�)
 • Friend – A person whom one knows and with whom one has a bond.
(�मत्र)
• Attacker – A person who attacks. (हमलावर)
Q24. (C) The word "equivocal" means having more than one possible
meaning, often intended to be vague.
The most appropriate antonym is Explicit (स्पष्ट).

• Conflicting – Inconsistent or contradictory. (�वरोधी)

• Iffy – Uncertain or doubtful. (अ�निश्चत)
• Explicit – Clearly expressed or readily observable. (स्पष्ट)
• Irresolute – Uncertain or indecisive. (असं�दग्ध)
Q25. (A) The word "barren" means unable to produce vegetation.
The most appropriate antonym is Fertile (उपजाऊ)

• Fertile – Capable of producing abundant crops or vegetation. (उपजाऊ)

• Fruitless – Producing no useful result. (�वफल)
• Vile – Extremely unpleasant. (घ�ृ णत)
• Sterile – Incapable of producing offspring or vegetation. (�नरस)
Q26. (C) The word "dearth" means scarcity or lack.
The most appropriate antonym is Abundance (प्रचरु ता).

• Brevity – The quality of being brief. (सं��प्तता)

• Lacunae – Gaps or missing parts. (अभाव)
• Abundance – A large quantity of something. (प्रचरु ता)
• Paucity – The presence of something in only small or insufficient
quantities. (अभाव)
Q27. (C) The word "lethargic" means feeling sluggish or lacking energy.
The most appropriate antonym is Active (स�क्रय).

• Exhausted – Extremely tired. (थका हुआ)

• Intelligent – Having high mental capacity. (बद्
ु �धमान)
• Active – Engaged in physical or mental activities. (स�क्रय)
• Cute – Attractive or endearing. (प्यारा)
Q28. (C) The word "cowardice" means lack of bravery.
 The most appropriate word is Courage (साहस).

• Skills – Abilities or expertise. (कौशल)

• Erudition – Extensive knowledge. (�ान)
• Courage – The ability to confront fear or adversity. (साहस)
• Expertise – High level of skill or knowledge. (�वशेष�ता)
Q29. (A) The word "refined" means cultured or sophisticated.
The most appropriate antonym is Crude (कच्चा).

• Crude – Lacking refinement or sophistication. (कच्चा)

• Elegant – Stylish and sophisticated. (शानदार)
• Shrewd – Having sharp judgment or insight. (चतरु )
• Brood – To think deeply about something. (�चंतन)
Q30. (D) The word "revealed" means to make known.
The most appropriate antonym is Concealed (�छपा हुआ).

• Evident – Clearly seen or understood. (स्पष्ट)

• Found – Discovered or located. (पाया गया)
• Declared – Made known publicly. (घो�षत)
• Concealed – Hidden or kept secret. (�छपा हुआ)
Q31. (C) The word ‘Unrestrained’ means not limited or controlled.
The most appropriate improvement is Exhaustive.
• Exhausting – (थकावट) Causing fatigue or weariness.
• Limited – (सी�मत) Restricted in extent or amount.
• Exhaustive – (पूण)र् Comprehensive and thorough.
• Excessive – (अ�धक) More than is necessary or desirable.

Q32. (B) The word "desecrate" means to treat something sacred with
disrespect.
The most appropriate antonym is Sanctify.
• Integrate – (समा�हत करना) To combine or bring together.
• Sanctify – (प�वत्र करना) To make something sacred or holy.
• Violate – (उल्लंघन करना) To break or disregard rules or laws.
 • Damage – (नुकसान पहुंचाना) To harm or impair.
Q33. (C) The word "upshot" means the final result or outcome.
The most appropriate synonym is Result.
• Blame – (आरोप) To assign responsibility for a fault.
• Cause – (कारण) An event or action that leads to a result.
• Result – (प�रणाम) The outcome or consequence.
• Estimate – (अनम
ु ान) To approximate a value or quantity.
Q34. (B) The word "dull" means lacking excitement or interest.
The most appropriate antonym is Riveting.
• Diverting – (मनोरं जन) Entertaining or amusing.
• Riveting – (रोमांचक) Extremely interesting or exciting.
• Plodding – (धीमे) Slow and laborious.
• Charming – (आकषर्क) Delightful and pleasant.
Q35. (C) The word "vociferous" means loud and forceful. The antonym would
imply being soft or not forceful.
The most appropriate antonym is Mild.
• Political – (राजनी�तक) Relating to politics.
• Biased – (प�पाती) Unfairly prejudiced.
• Mild – (मल
ु ायम) Gentle or not strong.
• Assertive – (आत्म�वश्वास से भरा) Confident and forceful.
Q36. (A) The word "tawdry" means cheap or gaudy.
The most appropriate antonym is Elegant.
• Elegant – (शानदार) Stylish and sophisticated.
• Showy – (आकषर्क) Attractive or impressive, but not necessarily tasteful.
• Inferior – (�नम्न) Lower in quality or status.
• Gawdy – (चमकदार) Extravagantly bright or showy.
Q37. (D) The word "industrious" means diligent and hardworking.
The most appropriate antonym is Lazy.
• Exhausting – (थकावट) Causing fatigue or weariness.
• Skittish – (संकोची) Nervous or easily frightened.
• Dizzy – (चकराया हुआ) Feeling lightheaded or unsteady.
 • Lazy – (आलसी) Unwilling to work or put in effort.
Q38. (D) The word "contaminate" means to make something impure.
The most appropriate antonym is Clean.
• Rug – (रग) A piece of fabric for covering a floor.
• Spent – (खचर् �कया) Used or consumed.
• Working – (काम करना) Engaged in physical or mental work.
• Clean – (साफ) Free from dirt or impurities.
Q39. (A) The word "flammable" means capable of catching fire easily.
The most appropriate antonym is Noncombustible.
• Noncombustible – (गैरज्वलनशील) Not capable of burning.
• Nonexplosive – (�वस्फोटक नह�ं) Not prone to explosion.
• Incendiary – (अिग्नसंवेदनशील) Designed to cause fires.
• Fireresistant – (अिग्नरोधक) Able to withstand fire.
Q40. The word "fastidious" means very attentive to detail and accuracy.
The most appropriate antonym is Lax.
• Scrupulous – (सतकर्) Extremely attentive to details.
• Lax – (ढ�ला) Not strict or severe.
• Late – (दे र से) Occurring after the expected time.
• Speedy – (त्व�रत) Fast or quick.
Q41. (A)The word "cold" means emotionally distant, and "hard" means
unyielding.
The most appropriate antonym is Clement.
• Clement – (दयाल)ु Merciful or lenient.
• Relaxed – (आरामदायक) Free from tension.
• Charitable – (दयालु) Generous and giving.
• Tolerant – (स�हष्ण)ु Openminded and accepting.
Q42. (A) The word "vivid" means producing powerful feelings or strong,
clear images in the mind.
The most appropriate antonym is Vague.
• Vague – (अस्पष्ट) Not clear or specific.
• Eloquent – (भावनात्मक) Fluent and persuasive in speaking.
 • Pictorial – (�चत्रात्मक) Represented by pictures.
• Lucid – (स्पष्ट) Clear and easy to understand.
Q43. (D) The word "sacred" means something regarded with reverence and
respect.
The most appropriate antonym is Profane.
• Grave – (गंभीर) Serious or solemn.
• Narrow – (संक�णर्) Limited in extent.
• Holy – (प�वत्र) Dedicated to a religious purpose.
• Profane – (अप�वत्र) Showing disrespect for sacred things.
Q44. (D) The word "alive" means living or not dead.
The most appropriate antonym is Dead.
• Wise – (समझदार) Having knowledge or experience.
• Animated – (जीवंत) Full of life or excitement.
• Spry – (फुत�ला) Active and lively.
• Dead – (मत
ृ ) No longer alive.
Q45. (D) The word "consent" means permission or agreement.
The most appropriate antonym is Refusal.
• Approval – (स्वीकृ�त) Acceptance or agreement.
• Permission – (अनुम�त) Authorization or consent.
• Knowledge – (�ान) Information or awareness.
• Refusal – (अस्वीकृ�त) Denial or rejection.
Q46. (C) The word "contemplate" means to think deeply about.
The most appropriate antonym is Overlook.
• Understate – (कम महत्व दे ना) To present as less important.
• Follow up – (पलटा) To pursue or continue.
• Overlook – (अनदे खा करना) To fail to notice or consider.
• Deviate – (भटकना) To depart from an established course.
Q47. (C) The word "cheerful" means happy and optimistic.
The most appropriate antonym is Gloomy.
• Sunny – (धप
ू दार) Bright and cheerful.
• Hilarious – (मज़ेदार) Extremely funny.
 • Gloomy – (अंधेरा) Dark or pessimistic.
• Joyful – (आनं�दत) Feeling or expressing happiness.
Q48. (D) The word "improve" means to make better.
The most appropriate antonym is Spoil.
• Spatter – (�छड़कना) To scatter or splash.
• Sprinkle – (�छड़कना) To scatter in small amounts.
• Specify – (�वशेष रूप से बताना) To state clearly.
• Spoil – (�बगाड़ना) To make something worse.
Q49. (C) The word "merit" means the quality of being particularly good or
worthy.
The most appropriate antonym is Fault.
• Result – (प�रणाम) The outcome of an action.
• Tumult – (हं गामा) A state of confusion or disorder.
• Fault – (गलती) An imperfection or defect.
• Occult – (गप्ु त) Hidden or secret.
Q50. (C) The word "important" means significant or of great value.
The most appropriate antonym is Trivial.
• Recurring – (दोहराना) Happening repeatedly.
• Productive – (उत्पादक) Yielding positive results.
• Trivial – (तच्
ु छ) Of little value or importance.
• Significant – (महत्वपण
ू )र् Sufficiently great or important.

Q51. (D) The most appropriate antonym for "lawful" in this context is
‘illicit’
• illicit (अवैध) Forbidden by law, rules, or custom; illegal.
• legal (कानूनी) Pertaining to the law; permissible under the law.
• legitimate (वैध) Conforming to the law or to rules; justifiable.
• sophisticated (प�रष्कृत) Having a refined knowledge or experience;
complex.
Q52. (D) The most appropriate antonym for "agile" is ‘Sluggish’.
Agile (फुत�ला) Able to move quickly and easily; nimble.
 sluggish (सुस्त) Moving slowly or lacking in energy.

• active (स�क्रय) Engaged in action; not passive.

• apathetic (�नराश) Showing or feeling no interest or enthusiasm.
• energetic (ऊजार्वान) Showing or involving a lot of energy.

Q53. (B) The most appropriate antonym is ‘Adult’ (वयस्क) A person who is
fully grown and developed.
• Juvenile (नाबा�लग) refers to a young person or minor. Adult (वयस्क)
refers to a mature person who is not a minor.
• Teenage (�कशोर) Pertaining to a person in their teens.
• Puerile (बालसल
ु भ) Childish or immature.
• Minor (अल्पवयस्क) A person under the age of full legal responsibility.

Q54. (C) The most appropriate antonym is ‘Repulsive’ (घण

ृ ास्पद) Causing a
strong feeling of dislike or disgust.
• Alluring (आकषर्क) means attractive or tempting. Repulsive (घण
ृ ास्पद)
means causing aversion or strong dislike.
• Enticing (आकषर्क) Attractive or tempting.
• Glamourous (चमकदार) Attractive in a sophisticated way.
• Fascinating (आकषर्क) Extremely interesting or charming.

Q55. (A) The most appropriate antonym is ‘Incompetent’ (अ�म) Lacking the
ability or skills to do something successfully.
• Resourceful (सहायता करने वाला) means able to find quick and clever
ways to overcome difficulties.
• Incompetent (अ�म) means lacking the necessary ability or skill.
• Ingenious (हो�शयार) Clever and inventive.
• Immaculate (अद्�वतीय) Perfectly clean or neat.
• Impeccable (त्र�ु टह�न) Faultless or flawless.

Q56. (C) The most appropriate antonym is ‘Placid’ (शांत) Calm and not
easily upset or excited.
• Boisterous (शोरगल
ु ) means noisy, energetic, and cheerful. Placid (शांत)
means calm and not easily disturbed, which is the opposite.
 • Clamorous (शोरगल
ु ) Making a loud and confused noise; similar in
meaning to boisterous.
• Frothing (झागदार) Producing bubbles or foam; not directly related to
boisterous.
• Raucous (शोरगल
ु ) Making a disturbingly harsh and loud noise;
similar in meaning to boisterous.
Q57. (A) The most appropriate antonym is ‘Expensive’ (महं गा) High in
price or cost.
• Cheap (सस्ता) means low in price. Expensive (महं गा) means high in
price.
• Doltish (मख
ू )र् Stupid or dull; not related to cheap.
• Lively (जीवंत) Full of energy; not related to cheap.
• Paltry (�नराधार) Insignificantly small.

Q58. (B) The most appropriate antonym is ‘Inflate’ (फूलाना) To fill with air
or gas so as to make it expand.
• Deflate (सकु�चत करना) means to let air out and cause something to
shrink.
• Inflate (फूलाना) means to fill with air or gas, causing it to expand.

• Flatten (समतल करना) To make something flat.

• Compress (दबाना) To press together.

• Shrink (�सकुड़ना) To become smaller.

Q59. (D) The most appropriate antonym is ‘Mild’ (मल

ु ायम) Gentle or not
strong.
• Vehement (तेज) means showing strong feeling or intensity.

• Mild (मल
ु ायम) means gentle or not strong.
• Reliable (�वश्वसनीय) Dependable or trustworthy; not related to
vehement.
• Smashed (टूट गया) Broken into pieces; not related to vehement.

• Passionate (जज़्बाती) Showing strong feelings; similar in meaning to

vehement.
Q60. (B) The most appropriate antonym is ‘Variegated’ (�व�वध) Exhibiting a
variety of different colors or patterns.
• Uniform (एकसमान) means consistent or the same throughout.

• Variegated (�व�वध) means showing variety or diversity.

• Paired (जोड़ा हुआ) Grouped in pairs.

• Balanced (संत�ु लत) Evenly distributed.
• Fixed (िस्थर) Stable or not changing.

Q61. (D) The most appropriate antonym is ‘Opacity’ (अस्पष्टता) The quality
of being opaque or not transparent.
• Transparency (स्पष्टता) means openness and clarity.

• Opacity (अस्पष्टता) means lack of transparency.

• Coherence (संग�त) Logical and consistent.

• Reliability (�वश्वसनीयता) – Dependability.

• Clarity (स्पष्टता) The quality of being clear.

Q62. (C) The most appropriate antonym is ‘Common’ (साधारण) Ordinary or

usual; not special or unique.
• Noble (उच्च) means having high moral qualities or high social rank.
• Common (साधारण) means ordinary or low in rank, the opposite.
• Grand (महान) Impressive or magnificent.
• Indescribable (अवणर्नीय) Too unusual or extreme to be described.
• Magical (जादई
ु ) Relating to magic; not directly related to noble.
Q63. (A) The most appropriate antonym is ‘Luminous’ (उज्ज्वल) Giving off
light; bright.
• Dismal (अ�प्रय) means causing gloom or depression.

• Luminous (उज्ज्वल) means bright and cheerful, the opposite.

• Sadden (उदास करना) To make sad; not an antonym for dismal.

• Cheap (सस्ता) Low in cost; not related to dismal.

• Dainty (कोमल) Delicate; not directly related to dismal.

Q64. (A) The most appropriate antonym is ‘Cruel’ (क्रूर) Willfully causing
pain or suffering.
• Benevolent (दयाल)ु means showing kindness and goodwill.

• Cruel (क्रूर) means causing pain and suffering.

• Happy (खश
ु ) Feeling or showing pleasure.

• Patient (धैयव
र् ान) Able to wait calmly.

• Harmless (�नद�ष) Not able to cause harm.

Q65. (B) The most appropriate antonym is ‘Admiration’ (प्रशंसा) Respect and
warm approval.
• Contempt (अवमानना) means a feeling of disdain or lack of respect.

• Admiration (प्रशंसा) means respect and approval.

• Derision (उपहास) Mocking or ridicule.

• Scorn (�तरस्कार) Open disrespect.

• Obscurity (अस्पष्टता) The state of being unknown.

Q66. (A) The most appropriate antonym is ‘Permanent’ (स्थायी) Lasting

indefinitely without change.
• Transient (अस्थायी) means lasting only for a short time.

• Permanent (स्थायी) means lasting forever.

• Transparent (पारदश�) Allowing light to pass through.

• Transitory (��णक) Temporary; similar in meaning to transient.

• Irregular (अिस्थर) Not regular or uniform.

Q67. (A) The most appropriate antonym is ‘Guilty’ (अपराधी) Responsible for
a crime or wrongdoing.
• Innocent (�नष्पाप) means not guilty of a crime.

• Guilty (अपराधी) means responsible for a crime, the opposite.

• Mischievous (शैतान) Showing a fondness for causing trouble.

• Unfair (अन्यायपण
ू र्) Not just or impartial.
 • Righteous (धा�मर्क) Morally right or justifiable; not an antonym for
innocent.
Q68. (B) The most appropriate antonym is ‘Spacious’ (�वशाल) Having ample
space; not crowded.
• Cramped (संक�णर्) means restricted in space. Spacious (�वशाल) means
having plenty of space, the opposite.
• Filthy (गंदा) Very dirty; not related to cramped.

• Tight (तंग) Restrictive in space; similar in meaning to cramped.

• Crammed (ठूंसना) Packed tightly; similar in meaning to cramped.

Q69.(C) The most appropriate antonym is ‘Depression’ (अवसाद) A state of

severe despondency or sadness.
• Ecstasy (आनंद) means intense joy or happiness.

• Depression (अवसाद) means a state of sadness or gloom.

• Delight (आनंद) Great pleasure.

• Passion (उत्साह) Strong emotion.

• Disappointment (�नराशा) A feeling of dissatisfaction.

Q70. (D) The most appropriate antonym is ‘Inferior’ (�नम्न) Lower in quality
or status.
• Superior (उत्कृष्ट) means higher in quality or status.

• Inferior (�नम्न) means lower in quality.

• Excellent (उत्कृष्ट) Very good.

• Distasteful (अ�प्रय) – Unpleasant.

• Small (छोटा) Limited in size.

Q71. (B) The most appropriate antonym is ‘Ambiguous’ (अस्पष्ट) Open to

more than one interpretation; unclear.
• Explicit (स्पष्ट) means clearly expressed or defined.
• Ambiguous (अस्पष्ट) means unclear or having multiple meanings.
• Precise (सट�क) Exact or accurate.
• Exact (सट�क) Accurate or precise.
 • Distant (दरू ) Far away or uninvolved.

Q72. (B) The most appropriate antonym is ‘Lengthy’ (लंबा) Extended in time
or duration.
• Concise (सं��प्त) means giving a lot of information clearly and in a few
words.
• Lengthy (लंबा) means extended or long.

• Excise (हटाना) To remove or delete.

• Precise (सट�क) Exact and accurate.

• Total (कुल) The whole amount.

Q73. (B) The most appropriate antonym is ‘Loyalty’ (�नष्ठा) Faithfulness or

devotion.
• Betrayal (धोखा) means the act of being disloyal or treacherous.
• Loyalty (�नष्ठा) means being faithful or devoted.
• Infidelity (अवफादार�) Lack of faithfulness.
• Perilous (खतरनाक) – Dangerous.
• Nasty (खराब) – Unpleasant.

Q74. (A) The most appropriate antonym is ‘Believer’ (�वश्वासी) A person who
has faith or trust.
• Skeptic (संशयवाद�) means a person who doubts or questions.
• Believer (�वश्वासी) means a person who has faith or trust.
• Atheist (नािस्तक) A person who does not believe in a deity.
• Careful (सावधान) Taking care or showing caution.
• Infidel (अ�वश्वासी) A person who does not believe in a particular
religion.
Q75. (A) The most appropriate antonym is ‘Tragic’ (दःु खद) Causing or
characterized by extreme distress or sorrow.
• Comical (हास्यपण
ू र्) means funny or amusing.
• Tragic (दःु खद) means causing great sadness, which is the opposite.

• Remedial (उपचारात्मक) Intended to correct or improve; not directly

related to comical.
 • Farcical (हास्यप्रद) Related to farce or comedy; similar in meaning to
comical.
• Rebellious (�वद्रोह�) Showing resistance to authority; not directly
related to comical.
Q76. (A) The most appropriate word to fill the blank is ‘Mellow’ (मल
ु ायम)
Soft, smooth, or gentle in tone.
• Shrill (तीव्र) means having a highpitched and piercing sound.

• Mellow (मल
ु ायम) means soft and smooth.
• Nasal (नाक से) Relating to the nose.

• Croaky (खराश) Having a rough, hoarse sound.

• Piercing (छे दने वाला) Sharp and intense.

Q77. (B) The most appropriate antonym is:
Miserable (दख
ु ी) Extremely unhappy or uncomfortable.

• Jovial (हं समुख) means cheerful and friendly.

• Miserable (दख
ु ी) means very unhappy or distressed.
• Shrewd (चतरु ) Astute or sharp; not directly related to jovial.

• Dumb (मख
ू र्) Lacking intelligence; not directly related to jovial.

• Cunning (चतरु ) Clever in a deceitful way; not directly related to jovial.

Q78. (C) The most appropriate antonym is ‘Diligent’ (प�रश्रमी) Showing care
and effort in one's work.
• Lazy (आलसी) means unwilling to work or put in effort.

• Diligent (प�रश्रमी) means hardworking and careful.

• Barren (बंजर) Unproductive or empty.

• Helpful (सहायक) Providing assistance.

• Genuine (वास्त�वक) Authentic or real.

Q79. (A) The most appropriate antonym is ‘Unlikely’ (असंभव) Not likely to
happen or be true.
• Plausible (संभाव्य) means seeming reasonable or probable.

• Unlikely (असंभव) means not likely to happen.

 • Trend (प्रव�ृ �) A general direction or change.

• Foreseeable (पव
ू ार्नुमान योग्य) Capable of being predicted.

• Future (भ�वष्य) The time yet to come.

Q80. (A) The most appropriate antonym is ‘Reasonable’ (यिु क्तसंगत) Based on
or using good judgment and sense.
• Absurd (अत्यंत हास्यास्पद) means wildly unreasonable or illogical.

• Reasonable (यिु क्तसंगत) means fair and sensible.

• Foolish (मूख)र् Lacking good sense.

• Nonsensical (अथर्ह�न) Having no meaning.

• Insane (पागल) Extremely irrational or mentally ill.

Q81. (D) The most appropriate antonym is ‘Allowed’ (अनम

ु �त) Permitted or
given permission.
• Forbidden (मना) means not allowed or prohibited.
• Allowed (अनम
ु �त) means permitted, which is the opposite.
• Protected (संर��त) Kept safe from harm; not directly related to
forbidden.
• Prevented (रोकना) To stop something from happening; not directly
related to forbidden.
• Banned (प्र�तबं�धत) Officially prohibited; similar in meaning to
forbidden.
Q82. (C) The most appropriate antonym is ‘Modest’ (नम्र) Humble or
unassuming.
• Haughty (अहं कार�) means arrogantly superior and disdainful.
• Modest (नम्र) means humble or not arrogant, which is the opposite.
• Proud (ग�वर्त) Having a high opinion of oneself.
• Happy (खश
ु ) Feeling or showing pleasure.
• Indifferent (उदासीन) Having no interest or concern.

Q83. (B) The most appropriate antonym is ‘Mean’ (कृपण) Unkind or

unwilling to give.
Generous (उदार) means showing kindness or willingness to give.
 Mean (कृपण) means unkind or stingy.

Needy (आवश्यक) Lacking basic necessities.

Considerate (सहानुभ�ू त) Showing careful thought for others.

Clever (चतरु ) Quick to understand or learn.

Q84. (D) The most appropriate antonym is ‘Amiable’ (�मत्रवत) Friendly and
pleasant.
• Grumpy (�चढ़�चढ़ा) means irritable or badtempered.
• Amiable (�मत्रवत) means friendly and pleasant.
• Possible (संभव) Capable of being done.
• Tenable (संगत) Capable of being defended.
• Edible (खाने योग्य) Safe to eat.

Q85. (D) The most appropriate antonym is ‘Sober’ (साधारण) Plain or subdued
in appearance.
• Gaudy (चमकदार) means extravagantly bright or showy.
• Sober (साधारण) means plain and not flashy, which is the opposite.
• Scanty (अल्प) Very small in amount; not directly related to gaudy.
• Ornate (सश
ु ो�भत) Elaborately decorated; not directly related to gaudy.
• Cheap (सस्ता) Low in price; not directly related to gaudy.

Q86. (A) The most appropriate antonym is ‘Jovial’ (हं समख

ु ) Cheerful and
friendly.
• Morose (उदास) means sullen or illtempered.
• Jovial (हं समुख) means cheerful and friendly.
• Practical (व्यावहा�रक) Concerned with actual us.
• Dramatic (नाटक�य) Relating to drama or emotional.
• Hurried (जल्दबाज़) Done quickly.

Q87. (C) The most appropriate antonym is ‘Cheerfulness’ (उत्साह) Feeling or

showing happiness.
• Despondency (�नराशा) means a state of low spirits caused by loss of
hope.
• Cheerfulness (उत्साह) means a state of happiness and optimism.
 • Hopelessness (�नराशा) A feeling of despair.
• Satisfaction (संतोष) Contentment.
• Dejection (�नराशा) A state of being downhearted.

Q88. (D) The most appropriate antonym is ‘Proud’ (ग�वर्त) Having a high
opinion of oneself.
• Humble (नम्र) means modest and not arrogant.
• Proud (ग�वर्त) means having a high opinion of oneself.
• Capitalist (पंूजीवाद�) A person who invests capital.
• Corrupt (भ्रष्ट) Dishonest or unethical.
• Sturdy (मजबत
ू ) Strong and solid.

Q89. (A) The most appropriate antonym is ‘Voluntary (स्वैिच्छक) Done by

one's own choice or free will.
• Compulsory (अ�नवायर्) means required by law or rules.
• Voluntary (स्वैिच्छक) means done by choice or without coercion.
• Compliantly (अनुकूल) Willing to comply.
• Obligatory (अ�नवायर्) Required or mandatory.
• Overtly (सवर्ज�नक रूप से) In an open and observable way.

Q90. (D) The most appropriate antonym is ‘Illogical’ (अलािजक) Lacking

sense or reason.
• Logical (तकर्संगत) means based on clear reasoning or good sense.
Illogical (अलािजक) means lacking sense or reason.
• Subtle (स�
ू म) Delicate or understated.
• Random (यादृिच्छक) Without definite aim or patter.
• Reasonable (यिु क्तसंगत) Fair and sensible.

Q91. (D) The most appropriate antonym is ‘Begin’ (शुरू करना) To start or
commence.
• Terminate (समाप्त करना) means to bring something to an end.
• Begin (शरू
ु करना) means to start or initiate
• Mark (�चिन्हत करना) To make a visible impression or note.
• Die (मरना) To stop living.
 • Conclude (समाप्त करना) To bring to an end.

Q92. (C) The most appropriate antonym is ‘Turmoil’ (अशां�त) A state of great
disturbance, confusion, or uncertainty.
• Peace (शां�त) means a state of calm and tranquility.
• Turmoil (अशां�त) means a state of great disturbance.
• Harmony (संतुलन) A state of agreement or accord.
• Strange (अजीब) Unusual or out of the ordinary.
• Refusal (अस्वीकृ�त) The act of denying or rejecting.

Q93. (C) The most appropriate antonym is ‘Lazy’ (आलसी) Unwilling to work
or put in effort.
• Industrious (मेहनती) means hardworking and diligent.
• Lazy (आलसी) means unwilling to work, which is the opposite.
• Efficient (प्रभावी) Performing tasks in a well-organized manner.
• Hazy (धंुधला) Unclear or vague.
• Pricey (महं गा) Expensive.

Q94. (A) The most appropriate antonym is ‘Exposing’ (प्रकट करना) Making
something visible or uncovered.
• Covering (ढकना) means to conceal or protect by putting something over
it.
• Exposing (प्रकट करना) means to make something visible.
• Expanding (�वस्तार करना) Increasing in size.
• Expecting (अपे�ा करना) Awaiting or looking forward to something.
• Expounding (व्याख्या करना) Explaining in detail.

Q95. (D) The most appropriate antonym is ‘Impede’ (रोकना) To hinder or

obstruct progress.
• Compete (प्र�तस्पधार् करना) means to strive to win or gain something.
Impede (रोकना) means to obstruct or hinder.
• Support (समथर्न) To give assistance.
• Attack (हमला) To take aggressive action.
• Pervert (�वकृत करना) To alter something from its original state.
Q96. (B) The most appropriate antonym is ‘Retreated’ (पीछे हटना) To move
back or withdraw.
• Advanced (आगे बढ़ना) means to move forward or make progress.
• Retreated (पीछे हटना) means to move back or withdraw.
• Protruded (उभारना) To stick out.
• Arose (उठना) To come into being or rise.
• Commuted (आनाजाना) To travel regularly.

Q97. (A) The most appropriate antonym is Trivial (तच्

ु छ) Of little value or
importance.
• Important (महत्वपूण)र् means having significant value or influence.
• Trivial (तच्
ु छ) means of little value or importance.
• Choose (चन
ु ना) To select from options.
• Salient (मख्
ु य) Most noticeable or important.
• Urgent (तत्काल) Requiring immediate attention.

Q98. (C) The most appropriate antonym is ‘Inglorious’ (�नरा�श्रत) Not

deserving of praise or honor.
• Celebrated (प्र�सद्ध) means highly praised and renowned.
• Inglorious (�नरा�श्रत) means not deserving of praise or honor.
• Laureate (प्रशं�सत) A person honored for achievements.
• Acclaimed (प्रशंसा प्राप्त) Praised enthusiastically.
• Illustrious (प्र�सद्ध) Wellknown and admired.

Q99. (C) The most appropriate antonym is ‘Scarcity’ (अभाव) A state of being
in short supply.
• Abundance (प्रचरु ता) means a large quantity or more than enough.
• Scarcity (अभाव) means a shortage or insufficient amount.
• Fortune (धन) Wealth or luck; not directly related to abundance.
• Excitement (उत्साह) A state of excitement or eagerness.
• Prosperity (समद्
ृ �ध) Success or wealth.

Q100.(B) The most appropriate antonym is ‘Eccentric’ (अजीब)

Unconventional or slightly strange.
• Normal (सामान्य) means conforming to standard or usual.
• Eccentric (अजीब) means unconventional or peculiar.
• Feeble (कमजोर) Lacking strength; not directly related to normal.
• Dogmatic (अ�डग) Asserting opinions in an arrogant manner.
• Selfish (स्वाथ�) Concerned with one’s own interests.