1. Choose the word most similar in meaning to “Abandon”
A. Keep
B. Quit
C. Treasure
D. Maintain
Answer: B
Explanation: “Abandon” means to leave or give up → synonym = quit.
2. Choose the synonym of “Brisk”
A. Slow
B. Lethargic
C. Quick
D. Lazy
Answer: C
Explanation: “Brisk” means quick, energetic → quick is the synonym.
3. Synonym of “Cease”
A. Begin
B. Continue
C. Stop
D. Persist
Answer: C
Explanation: “Cease” means to stop → stop.
4. Synonym of “Diminish”
A. Increase
B. Reduce
C. Expand
D. Enlarge
Answer: B
Explanation: “Diminish” means to make smaller / reduce → reduce.
5. Synonym of “Eloquent”
A. Inarticulate
B. Fluent
C. Silent
D. Tongueless
Answer: B
Explanation: “Eloquent” means expressive, fluent in speech → fluent.
6. Synonym of “Futile”
A. Useful
B. Effective
C. Useless
D. Helpful
Answer: C
Explanation: “Futile” means pointless, ineffective → useless.
7. Synonym of “Genuine”
A. Fake
B. Real
C. Artificial
D. Pretend
Answer: B
Explanation: “Genuine” means real, authentic → real.
8. Synonym of “Hostile”
A. Friendly
B. Kind
C. Enemy
D. Benevolent
Answer: C
Explanation: “Hostile” means antagonistic, unfriendly → enemy (acting as adjective “enemy” = hostile).
9. Synonym of “Incessant”
A. Occasional
B. Ceaseless
C. Intermittent
D. Sporadic
Answer: B
Explanation: “Incessant” means never stopping → ceaseless.
10. Synonym of “Juvenile”
A. Adult
B. Mature
C. Youthful
D. Elderly
Answer: C
Explanation: “Juvenile” means young, relating to youth → youthful.
11. Synonym of “Keen”
A. Indifferent
B. Sharp
C. Dull
D. Blunt
Answer: B
Explanation: “Keen” means sharp, enthusiastic → sharp or “eager”.
12. Synonym of “Legacy”
A. Present
B. Heritage
C. Novel
D. Innovation
Answer: B
Explanation: “Legacy” = heritage, something passed down → heritage.
13. Synonym of “Mundane”
A. Extraordinary
B. Ordinary
C. Unusual
D. Unique
Answer: B
Explanation: “Mundane” means commonplace, ordinary → ordinary.
14. Synonym of “Negligible”
A. Important
B. Significant
C. Trivial
D. Major
Answer: C
Explanation: “Negligible” means so small as to be unimportant → trivial.
15. Synonym of “Obsolete”
A. Modern
B. Current
C. Outdated
D. Contemporary
Answer: C
Explanation: “Obsolete” means no longer in use → outdated.
16. Synonym of “Plausible”
A. Impossible
B. Unbelievable
C. Likely
D. Absurd
Answer: C
Explanation: “Plausible” means seemingly reasonable or probable → likely.
17. Synonym of “Quell”
A. Incite
B. Encourage
C. Suppress
D. Provoke
Answer: C
Explanation: “Quell” means to suppress, put down forcibly → suppress.
18. Synonym of “Ravenous”
A. Full
B. Starving
C. Satisfied
D. Content
Answer: B
Explanation: “Ravenous” means very hungry → starving.
19. Synonym of “Stagnant”
A. Flowing
B. Moving
C. Static
D. Active
Answer: C
Explanation: “Stagnant” means not flowing or moving → static.
20. Synonym of “Tangible”
A. Abstract
B. Intangible
C. Concrete
D. Ghostly
Answer: C
Explanation: “Tangible” means able to be touched, concrete → concrete.
21. Synonym of “Ubiquitous”
A. Rare
B. Everywhere
C. Unique
D. Scarce
Answer: B
Explanation: “Ubiquitous” means present everywhere → everywhere.
22. Synonym of “Vigilant”
A. Careless
B. Lazy
C. Watchful
D. Neglectful
Answer: C
Explanation: “Vigilant” means alert, watchful → watchful.
23. Synonym of “Wary”
A. Careless
B. Reckless
C. Cautious
D. Bold
Answer: C
Explanation: “Wary” means cautious, careful → cautious.
24. Synonym of “Yearn”
A. Hate
B. Despise
C. Long
D. Dislike
Answer: C
Explanation: “Yearn” means to have a strong longing → long.
25. Synonym of “Zealous”
A. Apathetic
B. Indifferent
C. Enthusiastic
D. Uninterested
Answer: C
Explanation: “Zealous” = having great energy or enthusiasm → enthusiastic.
26. Synonym of “Abolish”
A. Establish
B. Create
C. Eliminate
D. Construct
Answer: C
Explanation: “Abolish” = to officially end or eliminate → eliminate.
27. Synonym of “Ample”
A. Little
B. Scarce
C. Sufficient
D. Inadequate
Answer: C
Explanation: “Ample” means enough or more than enough → sufficient.
28. Synonym of “Bliss”
A. Joy
B. Sorrow
C. Anger
D. Pain
Answer: A
Explanation: “Bliss” = extreme happiness → joy.
29. Synonym of “Candid”
A. Secret
B. Frank
C. Hidden
D. Quiet
Answer: B
Explanation: “Candid” means honest, frank, open → frank.
30. Synonym of “Deceive”
A. Help
B. Mislead
C. Support
D. Assist
Answer: B
Explanation: “Deceive” = to mislead or cheat → mislead.
31. Synonym of “Endurance”
A. Weakness
B. Strength
C. Resistance
D. Tiredness
Answer: C
Explanation: “Endurance” = ability to withstand hardship → resistance or stamina.
32. Synonym of “Foster”
A. Encourage
B. Destroy
C. Oppose
D. Suppress
Answer: A
Explanation: “Foster” = to promote or encourage growth → encourage.
33. Synonym of “Gracious”
A. Cruel
B. Kind
C. Harsh
D. Impolite
Answer: B
Explanation: “Gracious” = kind, courteous → kind.
34. Synonym of “Hinder”
A. Help
B. Block
C. Encourage
D. Assist
Answer: B
Explanation: “Hinder” = to obstruct or delay → block.
35. Synonym of “Impartial”
A. Biased
B. Fair
C. Unjust
D. Prejudiced
Answer: B
Explanation: “Impartial” = not taking sides → fair.
36. Synonym of “Jeopardy”
A. Safety
B. Danger
C. Security
D. Protection
Answer: B
Explanation: “Jeopardy” = risk, danger → danger.
37. Synonym of “Lament”
A. Mourn
B. Celebrate
C. Rejoice
D. Smile
Answer: A
Explanation: “Lament” = to express grief or sorrow → mourn.
38. Synonym of “Magnify”
A. Minimize
B. Enlarge
C. Reduce
D. Diminish
Answer: B
Explanation: “Magnify” = to enlarge or exaggerate → enlarge.
39. Synonym of “Novice”
A. Expert
B. Beginner
C. Skilled
D. Veteran
Answer: B
Explanation: “Novice” = a beginner or new learner → beginner.
40. Synonym of “Obstinate”
A. Flexible
B. Stubborn
C. Easygoing
D. Humble
Answer: B
Explanation: “Obstinate” = stubborn, unyielding → stubborn.
41. Synonym of “Perilous”
A. Safe
B. Dangerous
C. Secure
D. Risk-free
Answer: B
Explanation: “Perilous” = full of danger → dangerous.
42. Synonym of “Quench”
A. Extinguish
B. Light
C. Ignite
D. Create
Answer: A
Explanation: “Quench” = to extinguish or satisfy thirst → extinguish.
43. Synonym of “Reckless”
A. Careful
B. Rash
C. Prudent
D. Alert
Answer: B
Explanation: “Reckless” = rash, careless → rash.
44. Synonym of “Serene”
A. Calm
B. Angry
C. Agitated
D. Disturbed
Answer: A
Explanation: “Serene” = peaceful, calm → calm.
45. Synonym of “Tenacious”
A. Weak
B. Firm
C. Loose
D. Fragile
Answer: B
Explanation: “Tenacious” = persistent, holding firmly → firm.
46. Synonym of “Vague”
A. Clear
B. Definite
C. Unclear
D. Obvious
Answer: C
Explanation: “Vague” = unclear, indefinite → unclear.
47. Synonym of “Wretched”
A. Miserable
B. Cheerful
C. Happy
D. Fine
Answer: A
Explanation: “Wretched” = very unhappy, miserable → miserable.
48. Synonym of “Yield”
A. Resist
B. Produce
C. Withhold
D. Stop
Answer: B
Explanation: “Yield” = to produce or give in → produce.
49. Synonym of “Zeal”
A. Laziness
B. Enthusiasm
C. Indifference
D. Neglect
Answer: B
Explanation: “Zeal” = passionate eagerness → enthusiasm.
50. Synonym of “Adore”
A. Despise
B. Hate
C. Love
D. Reject
Answer: C
Explanation: “Adore” = to love deeply → love.
51. Synonym of “Affluent”
A. Poor
B. Rich
C. Miserable
D. Insufficient
Answer: B → Affluent = wealthy.
52. Synonym of “Belligerent”
A. Peaceful
B. Friendly
C. Aggressive
D. Calm
Answer: C → Belligerent = warlike, aggressive.
53. Synonym of “Clandestine”
A. Secret
B. Open
C. Public
D. Legal
Answer: A → Clandestine = secret, hidden.
54. Synonym of “Diligent”
A. Lazy
B. Hardworking
C. Careless
D. Neglectful
Answer: B → Diligent = hardworking.
55. Synonym of “Eminent”
A. Ordinary
B. Famous
C. Unknown
D. Hidden
Answer: B → Eminent = distinguished, famous.
56. Synonym of “Frugal”
A. Extravagant
B. Economical
C. Wasteful
D. Lavish
Answer: B → Frugal = thrifty, economical.
57. Synonym of “Gregarious”
A. Lonely
B. Solitary
C. Sociable
D. Reserved
Answer: C → Gregarious = fond of company.
58. Synonym of “Haughty”
A. Arrogant
B. Humble
C. Gentle
D. Kind
Answer: A → Haughty = proud, arrogant.
59. Synonym of “Illicit”
A. Legal
B. Lawful
C. Unlawful
D. Proper
Answer: C → Illicit = illegal, unlawful.
60. Synonym of “Jovial”
A. Gloomy
B. Cheerful
C. Sad
D. Angry
Answer: B → Jovial = cheerful, merry.
61. Synonym of “Knavish”
A. Honest
B. Dishonest
C. Loyal
D. Faithful
Answer: B → Knavish = deceitful, tricky.
62. Synonym of “Lucid”
A. Confusing
B. Clear
C. Vague
D. Blurred
Answer: B → Lucid = clear, easily understood.
63. Synonym of “Melancholy”
A. Happiness
B. Sadness
C. Joy
D. Delight
Answer: B → Melancholy = sadness.
64. Synonym of “Nefarious”
A. Evil
B. Noble
C. Holy
D. Pure
Answer: A → Nefarious = wicked, evil.
65. Synonym of “Oblivious”
A. Aware
B. Ignorant
C. Informed
D. Alert
Answer: B → Oblivious = unaware, ignorant.
66. Synonym of “Prudent”
A. Careless
B. Wise
C. Foolish
D. Hasty
Answer: B → Prudent = wise, careful.
67. Synonym of “Ruthless”
A. Cruel
B. Kind
C. Compassionate
D. Gentle
Answer: A → Ruthless = cruel.
68. Synonym of “Scrutinize”
A. Examine
B. Ignore
C. Forget
D. Avoid
Answer: A → Scrutinize = examine closely.
69. Synonym of “Timid”
A. Brave
B. Shy
C. Bold
D. Courageous
Answer: B → Timid = shy.
70. Synonym of “Vanish”
A. Appear
B. Disappear
C. Stay
D. Arrive
Answer: B → Vanish = disappear.
71. Synonym of “Wholesome”
A. Unhealthy
B. Healthy
C. Dirty
D. Harmful
Answer: B → Wholesome = healthy.
72. Synonym of “Yearning”
A. Desire
B. Dislike
C. Hatred
D. Fear
Answer: A → Yearning = strong desire.
73. Synonym of “Zenith”
A. Bottom
B. Nadir
C. Peak
D. Decline
Answer: C → Zenith = highest point.
74. Synonym of “Amiable”
A. Hostile
B. Friendly
C. Rude
D. Harsh
Answer: B → Amiable = friendly, pleasant.
75. Synonym of “Benevolent”
A. Kind
B. Cruel
C. Harsh
D. Unkind
Answer: A → Benevolent = kind, charitable.
76. Synonym of “Callous”
A. Kind
B. Hard-hearted
C. Caring
D. Soft
Answer: B → Callous = unfeeling, insensitive.
77. Synonym of “Debacle”
A. Success
B. Triumph
C. Failure
D. Achievement
Answer: C → Debacle = sudden failure.
78. Synonym of “Elated”
A. Sad
B. Joyful
C. Angry
D. Annoyed
Answer: B → Elated = extremely happy.
79. Synonym of “Feeble”
A. Weak
B. Strong
C. Powerful
D. Mighty
Answer: A → Feeble = weak.
80. Synonym of “Grim”
A. Gentle
B. Severe
C. Soft
D. Pleasant
Answer: B → Grim = harsh, severe.
81. Synonym of “Heinous”
A. Wicked
B. Holy
C. Righteous
D. Virtuou
Answer: A → Heinous = extremely wicked.
82. Synonym of “Impeccable”
A. Faultless
B. Flawed
C. Imperfect
D. Defective
Answer: A → Impeccable = perfect, without fault.
83. Synonym of “Juxtapose”
A. Separate
B. Compare
C. Contrast
D. Place side by side
Answer: D → Juxtapose = place side by side for comparison.
84. Synonym of “Lethargic”
A. Energetic
B. Lazy
C. Active
D. Alert
Answer: B → Lethargic = sluggish, lazy.
85. Synonym of “Meticulous”
A. Careless
B. Detailed
C. Rough
D. Hasty
Answer: B → Meticulous = very careful and detailed.
86. Synonym of “Naïve”
A. Wise
B. Innocent
C. Experienced
D. Cunning
Answer: B → Naïve = innocent, inexperienced.
87. Synonym of “Obscure”
A. Clear
B. Hidden
C. Bright
D. Visible
Answer: B → Obscure = unclear, hidden.
88. Synonym of “Persevere”
A. Give up
B. Continue
C. Quit
D. Stop
Answer: B → Persevere = continue with determination.
89. Synonym of “Quintessential”
A. Typical
B. Rare
C. Unique
D. Different
Answer: A → Quintessential = typical example of something.
90. Synonym of “Rejuvenate”
A. Exhaust
B. Refresh
C. Tire
D. Weaken
Answer: B → Rejuvenate = make young or fresh again.
91. Synonym of “Scrupulous”
A. Careless
B. Honest
C. Dishonest
D. Neglectful
Answer: B → Scrupulous = very honest or careful.
92. Synonym of “Tedious”
A. Interesting
B. Boring
C. Enjoyable
D. Exciting
Answer: B → Tedious = boring, monotonous.
93. Synonym of “Uphold”
A. Support
B. Oppose
C. Attack
D. Deny
Answer: A → Uphold = support, maintain.
94. Synonym of “Vigorous”
A. Weak
B. Strong
C. Tired
D. Lazy
Answer: B → Vigorous = strong, energetic.
95. Synonym of “Whim”
A. Fancy
B. Plan
C. Decision
D. Logic
Answer: A → Whim = sudden desire or fancy.
96. Synonym of “Yielding”
A. Flexible
B. Stubborn
C. Rigid
D. Hard
Answer: A → Yielding = flexible, compliant.
97. Synonym of “Zealot”
A. Fanatic
B. Moderate
C. Calm person
D. Indifferent
Answer: A → Zealot = fanatic supporter.
98. Synonym of “Aloof”
A. Friendly
B. Distant
C. Warm
D. Sociable
Answer: B → Aloof = emotionally distant.
99. Synonym of “Bizarre”
A. Normal
B. Strange
C. Ordinary
D. Common
Answer: B → Bizarre = very strange or unusual.
100. Synonym of “Candid”
A. Frank
B. Secretive
C. Dishonest
D. Shy
Answer: A → Candid = frank, open, honest.