CHSL 2022 Prelims Antonyms Part 1
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Exam: CHSL (Prelims)
Year: 2022
Subject: Antonyms
Total Questions: 70
Part: 1 (25 Questions)
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Question 1 of 25
1. Question
Frustrate
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Frustrate – feeling or expressing distress and annoyance resulting from an inability to change or achieve something
Circumvent – escape, elude, evade
Irk – annoy, bother
Fetter – a chain or shackle for the feet
Foster – advance, back, champion, cherishIncorrect
Frustrate – feeling or expressing distress and annoyance resulting from an inability to change or achieve something
Circumvent – escape, elude, evade
Irk – annoy, bother
Fetter – a chain or shackle for the feet
Foster – advance, back, champion, cherish -
Question 2 of 25
2. Question
Accessories
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Accessories – a thing which can be added to something else in order to make it more useful, versatile, or attractive
Substitute – alternate, backup
Surplus – excess, extra
Option – alternative, choice, election, preference
Essential – cardinal, fundamentalIncorrect
Accessories – a thing which can be added to something else in order to make it more useful, versatile, or attractive
Substitute – alternate, backup
Surplus – excess, extra
Option – alternative, choice, election, preference
Essential – cardinal, fundamental -
Question 3 of 25
3. Question
Amiss
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Amiss – not quite right, inappropriate or out of place
Impeccable – inimitable, matchless, out-and-out, peerless
Vitiated – corrupt, debase, debauch
Gaily – lively, playfully, airily
Marred – damaged due to a flawIncorrect
Amiss – not quite right, inappropriate or out of place
Impeccable – inimitable, matchless, out-and-out, peerless
Vitiated – corrupt, debase, debauch
Gaily – lively, playfully, airily
Marred – damaged due to a flaw -
Question 4 of 25
4. Question
Worried
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Worried – anxious, troubled, concern
Withdraw – draw back, move back, pull away
Proceed – arise, derive, emanate, flow
Unconcerned – inattentive, indifferent, nonchalant, oblivious
Leisure – inactivity, stillness, ease, inactionIncorrect
Worried – anxious, troubled, concern
Withdraw – draw back, move back, pull away
Proceed – arise, derive, emanate, flow
Unconcerned – inattentive, indifferent, nonchalant, oblivious
Leisure – inactivity, stillness, ease, inaction -
Question 5 of 25
5. Question
Despondent
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Despondent – depression, gloom, despair
Reproach – admonishment, disgrace
Precise – accurate, correct, exact, nice
Despaired – anguish, discouragement
Hopeful – promising, optimisticIncorrect
Despondent – depression, gloom, despair
Reproach – admonishment, disgrace
Precise – accurate, correct, exact, nice
Despaired – anguish, discouragement
Hopeful – promising, optimistic -
Question 6 of 25
6. Question
Anomalous
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Anomalous – abnormal, atypical, divergent
Alien – foreign, Overseas, non-native,external
Outlandish – eccentric, extravagant
Customary – accustomed, habitual, usual
Endemic – aboriginal, indigenousIncorrect
Anomalous – abnormal, atypical, divergent
Alien – foreign, Overseas, non-native,external
Outlandish – eccentric, extravagant
Customary – accustomed, habitual, usual
Endemic – aboriginal, indigenous -
Question 7 of 25
7. Question
Knack
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Knack – aptitude, bent, faculty, genius
Process – procedure. method
Inability – incapability, incapacity, impotence, incompetence
Vile – disgraceful, disgusting, horrid, humiliating
Lesson – class, seminarIncorrect
Knack – aptitude, bent, faculty, genius
Process – procedure. method
Inability – incapability, incapacity, impotence, incompetence
Vile – disgraceful, disgusting, horrid, humiliating
Lesson – class, seminar -
Question 8 of 25
8. Question
Nadir
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Nadir – the lowest or most unsuccessful point in a situation
Climax – acme, apex, culmination, peak, pinnacle
Bottom – deep down, fundamentally, in essence
Docile – easygoing, gentle
Base – foundation, infrastructureIncorrect
Nadir – the lowest or most unsuccessful point in a situation
Climax – acme, apex, culmination, peak, pinnacle
Bottom – deep down, fundamentally, in essence
Docile – easygoing, gentle
Base – foundation, infrastructure -
Question 9 of 25
9. Question
Celestial
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Celestial – angelic, seraphic, beatific
Stellar – astronomical, cosmic, galactic, astrological
Terrestrial – earthly, Worldly, mundane
Heavenly – angelic, blissful
Divine – heavenly, holyIncorrect
Celestial – angelic, seraphic, beatific
Stellar – astronomical, cosmic, galactic, astrological
Terrestrial – earthly, Worldly, mundane
Heavenly – angelic, blissful
Divine – heavenly, holy -
Question 10 of 25
10. Question
Objurgation
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Objurgation – a harsh rebuke
Endorsement – accredit, approve, certify, sanction
Commination – association, conjunction, union
Reproof – admonish, chide, rebuke, reprimand
Hamper – clog, fetter, manacle, shackleIncorrect
Objurgation – a harsh rebuke
Endorsement – accredit, approve, certify, sanction
Commination – association, conjunction, union
Reproof – admonish, chide, rebuke, reprimand
Hamper – clog, fetter, manacle, shackle -
Question 11 of 25
11. Question
Adequate
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Adequate – acceptable, capable, competent, decent, fair, satisfactory
Superficial – cursory, shallow
Wanting – crave, desire
Indolent – lazy, idle
Taunting – barb, gibeIncorrect
Adequate – acceptable, capable, competent, decent, fair, satisfactory
Superficial – cursory, shallow
Wanting – crave, desire
Indolent – lazy, idle
Taunting – barb, gibe -
Question 12 of 25
12. Question
Fiend
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Fiend – an evil spirit or demon
Vile – appalling, contemptible, depraved, despicable
Atrocious – atrociousness, barbarity, barbarousness, heinousness
Junkie – addict, drug abuser, drug addict
Saint – glorified soul, good person, holy beingIncorrect
Fiend – an evil spirit or demon
Vile – appalling, contemptible, depraved, despicable
Atrocious – atrociousness, barbarity, barbarousness, heinousness
Junkie – addict, drug abuser, drug addict
Saint – glorified soul, good person, holy being -
Question 13 of 25
13. Question
Inept
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Inept – unskillful, bungling
Callow – immature, inexperience
Wanting – prefer, wish
Barred – prohibited, forbade
Competent – expert, adept, devotee, master, veteran, aceIncorrect
Inept – unskillful, bungling
Callow – immature, inexperience
Wanting – prefer, wish
Barred – prohibited, forbade
Competent – expert, adept, devotee, master, veteran, ace -
Question 14 of 25
14. Question
Relentless
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Relentless – unceasingly intense
Persistent – insistent, stubborn
Abating – to reduce in amount, degree, intensity
Intermittent – intermittent, interrupted
Constant – faithful, loyal, resolute, staunchIncorrect
Relentless – unceasingly intense
Persistent – insistent, stubborn
Abating – to reduce in amount, degree, intensity
Intermittent – intermittent, interrupted
Constant – faithful, loyal, resolute, staunch -
Question 15 of 25
15. Question
Wane
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Wane – becoming smaller or less
Intensify – add to, aggravate, boost, build up, deepen, enhance
Diminish – abate, curtail
Evanesce – blow over, fade, fleet, pass
Contract – arrangement, bargainIncorrect
Wane – becoming smaller or less
Intensify – add to, aggravate, boost, build up, deepen, enhance
Diminish – abate, curtail
Evanesce – blow over, fade, fleet, pass
Contract – arrangement, bargain -
Question 16 of 25
16. Question
Delinquency
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Delinquency – minor crime, especially that committed by young people
Default – negligence, failure
Fulfilment – achievement, attainment, contentment, gratification, perfection
Tardiness – late
Neglect – ignoreIncorrect
Delinquency – minor crime, especially that committed by young people
Default – negligence, failure
Fulfilment – achievement, attainment, contentment, gratification, perfection
Tardiness – late
Neglect – ignore -
Question 17 of 25
17. Question
Forthright
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Forthright – going straight to the point, blunt, candid, categorical, outspoken
Blunt – bluff, brusque, crusty, curt
Uninhibited – unrepressed
Uncandid – deceitful, dishonest, false, unfair, artful
Artless – ingenuous, naive, naturalIncorrect
Forthright – going straight to the point, blunt, candid, categorical, outspoken
Blunt – bluff, brusque, crusty, curt
Uninhibited – unrepressed
Uncandid – deceitful, dishonest, false, unfair, artful
Artless – ingenuous, naive, natural -
Question 18 of 25
18. Question
Incredible
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Incredible – amazing, astonishing, astounding
Believable – awesome, fascinating
Strained – struggle, labour
Implausible – incredible, unbelievable, beyond belief
Far fetched – improbableIncorrect
Incredible – amazing, astonishing, astounding
Believable – awesome, fascinating
Strained – struggle, labour
Implausible – incredible, unbelievable, beyond belief
Far fetched – improbable -
Question 19 of 25
19. Question
Vain
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Vain – producing no result; useless
Productive – efficient, effective
Harmony – concord, unity, peace, amity
Calculable – computable, estimable
Unpredictable – fickle, unexpectedIncorrect
Vain – producing no result; useless
Productive – efficient, effective
Harmony – concord, unity, peace, amity
Calculable – computable, estimable
Unpredictable – fickle, unexpected -
Question 20 of 25
20. Question
Restricted
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Restricted – limited, defined
Capped – camouflaged, closed, coated, concealed, enclosed
Copious – lavish, abundant
Circumscribed – restrict (something) within limits
Finite – limitedIncorrect
Restricted – limited, defined
Capped – camouflaged, closed, coated, concealed, enclosed
Copious – lavish, abundant
Circumscribed – restrict (something) within limits
Finite – limited -
Question 21 of 25
21. Question
Obfuscate
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Obfuscate – bafflement, bewilderment, confusion, discombobulation
Mend – patch, rebuild
Clarify – shed light on, throw light on, clear
Bid – charge; require, enjoin
Languish – deteriorate, dwindleIncorrect
Obfuscate – bafflement, bewilderment, confusion, discombobulation
Mend – patch, rebuild
Clarify – shed light on, throw light on, clear
Bid – charge; require, enjoin
Languish – deteriorate, dwindle -
Question 22 of 25
22. Question
Opaque
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Opaque – not able to be seen through, not transparent
Glorify – venerate, worship, revere
Pellucid – translucent, clear
Dark — darkened, murky
Paragon – ideal, standard, epitome, quintessenceIncorrect
Opaque – not able to be seen through, not transparent
Glorify – venerate, worship, revere
Pellucid – translucent, clear
Dark — darkened, murky
Paragon – ideal, standard, epitome, quintessence -
Question 23 of 25
23. Question
Brittle
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Brittle – easily broken, cracked, or snapped
Robust – hearty, potent, power5full
Debilitated – weaken, enfeeble, debilitate, undermine, sap
Decrepit – fragile, frail, infirm, and weak
Frail – fragile, delicateIncorrect
Brittle – easily broken, cracked, or snapped
Robust – hearty, potent, power5full
Debilitated – weaken, enfeeble, debilitate, undermine, sap
Decrepit – fragile, frail, infirm, and weak
Frail – fragile, delicate -
Question 24 of 25
24. Question
Partial
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Partial – biased, prejudiced
Broke – busted, collapsed, cracked, crippled, crumbled
Whole – full, perfect
Truce – accord, agreement
Sufficient – adequate, competentIncorrect
Partial – biased, prejudiced
Broke – busted, collapsed, cracked, crippled, crumbled
Whole – full, perfect
Truce – accord, agreement
Sufficient – adequate, competent -
Question 25 of 25
25. Question
Famish
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Famish – starving, ravenous
Abstain – keep from, avoid
Refrain – forego, deny
Starve – starving, hungry
Eat – consumeIncorrect
Famish – starving, ravenous
Abstain – keep from, avoid
Refrain – forego, deny
Starve – starving, hungry
Eat – consume