SYNONYMS (A) MCQs
Directions: Choose the correct synonyms of the given words
“A”
- Abate:
(a) Lessen
(b) Essence
(c) Boast
(d) Obvious
- Abbreviation:
(a) Medium form
(b) Long-form
(c) Short form
(d) Paraphrase
- Abdicate:
(a) Harass
(b) Disperse
(c) To resign
(d) Trick
- Abode:
(a) Adorn
(b) Hate
(c) Dislike
(d) Dwelling place
- Abhor:
(a) Adorn
(b) Hate
(c) Admire
(d) Restaurant
- Abolish:
(a) Do away with
(b) Simplify
(c) Complete
(d) Carry away
- Abreast:
(a) Smart
(b) Opposite
(c) informed
(d) Side by side
- Abstemious:
(a) Diligent
(b) Confused
(c) Moderate
(d) Sophisticated
- Abundant:
(a) Excess
(b) Lean
(c) Scarcity
(d) Access
- Accelerate:
(a) Impede
(b) Be enliven
(c) To surpass
(d) Increase the seed of
- Accentuate:
(a) Agree
(b) Emphasize
(c) To speed up
(d) Act strongly
- Access:
(a) Large surplus
(b) Means of entering
(c) An elongated
(d) Keeping in repair
- Acclamation:
(a) Appointment
(b) Possession of something old
(c) Harmony of feeling
(d) Enthusiastic approval
- Acclimation:
(a) Decline
(b) Keenness
(c) Storm’s start
(d) Adaptation
- Accomplice:
(a) Companion in crime
(b)Realist
(c) Rival
(d) Idle
- Accumulate:
(a) To pile
(b) To collect
(c) To irritate
(d) To store
- Acerbate:
(a) Claim positively
(b) Scour
(c) To irritate
(d) Accuse
- Acerbic:
(a) Weak
(b) Calm
(c) Obvious
(d) Bitter
- Acidulous:
(a) Self-righteousness
(b) Provocative
(c) Bitter
(d) Indolent
- Acrimonious:
(a) Cheap
(b) Provocative
(c) Bitter
(d) Volatile
- Acronym:
(a) Timetable
(b) Witty words
(c) Word formed from initials
(d) Precise
- Acuity:
(a) Honestly
(b) Bitterness
(c) Keenness
(d) Physical fit
- Acupuncture:
(a) Medical treatment
(b) Deflation
(c) Tender
(d) Sicken
- Adamant:
(a) Stubborn
(b) Lovely
(c) Good-natured
(d) Ugly
- Addict:
(a) Insist
(b) Predict
(c) Habituated
(d) Insult
- Addicted:
(a) Upset
(b) Furious
(c) Habitually dependent
(d)Acute
- Addle:
(a) Increase
(b) Move
(C) To confuse
(d) Sour
- Adhere:
(a) Appreciate
(b) Stick
(c) Adopt
(d) Avoid
- Adjudicate:
(a) Determine the boundaries of
(b) Determine judicially
(c) To accuse
(d) Renounce or swear off
- Admonition:
(a) Warning
(b) Preamble
(c) Weapon
(d) Alarm
- Admonitory:
(a) Low-handed
(b) Glad
(c) Tracking
(d) Reproving
- Adroit:
(a) Skillful
(b) Deficient
(c) Hard-hearted
(d) Surprising
- Adulterate:
(a) Smoke
(b) Purify
(c) To cook
(d) Make impure