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Question 1

reticent

Answer 1

not reveling one’s thoughts / feeling readily.

Question 2

inhibited / inhibiting:

Answer 2

unable to act in a relaxed way

syn : constraint, continence, discipline, suppression

Question 3

diffident

Answer 3

modest / shy bcz lack of self confidence

Question 4

bashful:

Answer 4

reluctant to draw attention to oneself

syn : shy

Question 5

spartan

Answer 5

denying self pleasures

Syn: ascertic, self abnegating.

Question 6

inclement

Answer 6

unpleasant.

sen: inclement weather conditions.

Question 7

Sporadic

Answer 7

occationally, infrequent

Question 8

delegate

Answer 8

assign , entrust others with some work / something

Question 9

consummate

Answer 9

1. make marriage official with sex.

2. perfect example of skill,

Question 10

endure

Answer 10

1. suffer patiently.

2. last, live on

Question 11

prosaic;

Answer 11

dull , unimaginative, everyday, ordinary

Syn: vapid, pedestrian, insipid, hackneyed, banal

Antonyms : abnormal, exceptional, extraordinary, odd, out-of-the-way, strange, unusual.

Question 12

enthralling:

Answer 12

captivating, facinating

Question 13

pedestrian

Answer 13

dull, commonplace, lacking inspiration

Question 14

stagnate/stagnant/stagnancy/stagnantly

Answer 14

still, not advancing

Question 15

indulgence / indulgent :

Answer 15

willing to allow excessive leniency, generosity/ consideration

Question 16

tranquil / tranquility / tranquillity

Answer 16

calm
syn : impertubable, Arcadian(a person who lives simple , quite life),
calm, halcyon, placid, serene,

Question 17

Elated:

Answer 17

high spirits
syn: ecstasy, rapturous, exuberant , ebullient, buoyant, elevated, enrapt, enraptured, entranced, euphoric, exhilarated, rapt, rapturous

Question 18

astute

Answer 18

sharp, shrewd

Question 19

specious:

Answer 19

plausible but flase

syn : fallacious

Question 20

imprudent:

Answer 20

unwise
ant; prudent.
syn : injudicious, impolitic

Question 21

scorn:

Answer 21

a feeling and expression of contempt or disdain for someone or something.
syn : contemp. derision, disdain, deride

Question 22

prudent

Answer 22

having or showing good judgement, wise.

syn : shrewd, judicious, sagacious, astute, acute, canny, discerning

Question 23

deride

Answer 23

express contempt, ridicule

syn: scorn , disdain, disparage, contemn,

Question 24

disdain

Answer 24

the feeling that someone or something is unworthy of one’s consideration or respect.

syn : scorn, deride, contempt, derision, haughty.

Question 25

contempt:

Answer 25

the feeling that a person or a thing is worthless or beneath consideration.

syn: scorn, deride, disdain, derision

Question 26

derision:

Answer 26

contemptuous ridicule or mockery.

syn: disdain

Question 27

denigrate:

Answer 27

criticize unfairly; disparage.

syn: disparage, belittle

Question 28

disparage:

Answer 28

regard or represent as being of little worth.

syn: denigrate, deride, disdain

Question 29

Disparate:

Answer 29

essentially different in kind; not able to be compared / contrasting/different.

Question 30

sagacious:

Answer 30

having or showing good judgment; wise or shrewd.

syn: penetrating, sapient, canny, shrewd, politic, prudent, judicious, astute, acute.

Question 31

canny:

Answer 31

having or showing shrewdness and good judgement, especially in money or business matters.
syn: shrewd, sagacious, acute, politic, prudent, astute, discerning

Question 32

uncanny:

Answer 32

strange or mysterious, especially in an unsettling way.

syn: errie

Question 33

Posterity

Answer 33

All the future generations

Question 34

Bestowed

Answer 34

To give to, to present

“The highest honour is bestowed upon him”

Question 35

Advent

Answer 35

Coming.

like the Christmas is coming i.e the advent of Christmas

Synonyms : appearance, arrival, coming, incoming

” The advent calendar of Christmas means the arrival of Christmas”