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This document contains examples of antonym word pairs. It provides sentences using words and their antonyms to demonstrate their opposite meanings. For each key word, it lists potential antonym choices and the user must select the correct one. Key words used include balm/irritating, bolster/undermine, buoyant/morose, breach/garner, and blithe/serious. The document aims to improve vocabulary skills through contextual antonym practice.
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8. What is the antonym of LOATHE?
(A) test
(B) admire
(C) refurbish
(D) invite
(E) delicate
9. What is the synonym of INDIFFERENT?
(A) remotest
(B) mentionable
(C) apathetic
(D) burdensome
(E) forever
10. What is the antonym of INDIFFERENT?
(A) immediate
(B) fearfully
(C) inequity
(D) caring
(E) flawless
11. What is the synonym of DECORATE?
(A) detach
(B) reoccupy
(C) adorn
(D) obtain
(E) furnish
12. What is the antonym of DECORATE?
(A) absolve
(B) explain
(C) transact
(D) ruin
(E) redraw
13. What is the synonym of ASTUTE?
(A) secretive
(B) inhospitable
(C) sharp-witted
(D) demure
(E) long-standing
14. What is the antonym of ASTUTE?
(A) unemotional
(B) crazy
(C) jovial
(D) idiotic
(E) snug
15. What is the synonym of TIRADE?
(A) ambition
(B) outburst
(C) territory
(D) integration
(E) festivity
16. What is the antonym of TIRADE?
(A) medication
(B) compliment
(C) presentation
(D) editor
(E) scenery
17. What is the synonym of REBUT?
(A) appeal or request earnestly
(B) prove false using evidence
(C) give tasks to others
(D) hold up or keep
(E) suppress or crush completely
18. What is the antonym of REBUT?
(A) support
(B) vibrate
(C) multiply
(D) divide
(E) cherish
19. What is the synonym of LEGERDEMAIN?
(A) trickery
(B) scrivener
(C) deliberation
(D) presentation
(E) debasement
20. What is the antonym of LEGERDEMAIN?
(A) citizens
(B) openness
(C) ability
(D) exploration
(E) notebook
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Answers: 1. A 2. C 3. B 4. A 5. D 6. C 7. C 8. B 9. C 10. D 11. E 12. D 13. C 14. D 15. B 16. B 17. B 18. A 19. A 20. B
Gre Vocab Review
Answer the following questions to check your English vocabulary skill for the GRE Exam.
(The correct answers are given at the bottom of the questions)
1. What is the synonym of HIATUS?
(A) abate
(B) pause
(C) renovate
(D) appoint
(E) repeal
2. What is the antonym of HIATUS?
(A) air-condition
(B) continuity
(C) multiplication
(D) representatives
(E) congeniality
3. What is the synonym of PROSPERITY?
(A) kindliness
(B) medication
(C) prosperity
(D) cultivation
(E) liberality
4. What is the antonym of PROSPERITY?
(A) deceitfulness
(B) movability
(C) announcement
(D) poverty
(E) trademark
5. What is the synonym of NEGLECT?
(A) reach or come to
(B) establish a colony in
(C) fail to care for
(D) teach someone a lesson
(E) erase or remove completely
6. What is the antonym of NEGLECT?
(A) insincerity
(B) uprightness
(C) antagonism
(D) value
(E) hypocrisy
7. What is the synonym of LEGERDEMAIN?
(A) an ideal instance
(B) dissension (also dissention)
(C) serviceman or servicewoman
(D) group of words
(E) a clever trick
8. What is the antonym of LEGERDEMAIN?
(A) shelter
(B) truthfulness
(C) experimentation
(D) numbness
(E) equalization
9. What is the synonym of STAGNANT?
(A) baggy
(B) unrivaled
(C) combative
(D) advisable
(E) constant
10. What is the antonym of STAGNANT?
(A) flowing
(B) minor
(C) pointless
(D) scandalous
(E) flavorless
11. What is the synonym of PUERILE?
(A) transparent
(B) painful
(C) partition
(D) unaware
(E) childish
12. What is the antonym of PUERILE?
(A) adult
(B) unconvincing
(C) economy
(D) inexpressible
(E) changeless
13. What is the synonym of PLATEAU?
(A) level
(B) audacity
(C) degeneration
(D) commandeer
(E) allegation
14. What is the antonym of PLATEAU?
(A) location
(B) hypertension
(C) oneness
(D) needfulness
(E) lowland
15. What is the synonym of HINDRANCE?
(A) assault
(B) operation
(C) obstacle
(D) none
(E) health
16. What is the antonym of HINDRANCE?
(A) cooperation
(B) definition
(C) leadership
(D) beginning
(E) advantage
17. What is the synonym of EQUIVOCAL?
(A) fair play
(B) purposely vague
(C) socially proper
(D) quite possible
(E) intensely odorous
18. What is the antonym of EQUIVOCAL?
(A) mutinous
(B) intensive
(C) vagabond
(D) unambiguous
(E) fleshy
19. What is the synonym of COLLEAGUE?
(A) one in the same profession
(B) the property of relative size
(C) one who expresses moderate opinions
(D) someone who follows the majority
(E) a useful or valuable quality
20. What is the antonym of COLLEAGUE?
(A) nickname
(B) brotherhood
(C) atmosphere
(D) condition
(E) opponent
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- 1. VERBAL ABILITY ANTONYMS Antonyms are words that have an opposite meaning. Try to figure out how you can improve your vocabulary using a set of words in a contextual manner.
- 2. ANTONYMS Find the word that is opposite in meaning to the given key word. BALM: A) ointment B) irritating C) purifying D) removing John had a terrible accident. They tried removing the bullet from his chest. They applied some ointment around his chest. It was a kind of purifying ointment, to prevent infection. It was a painful procedure. His friends provided some balm or relief by staying with him. However the long period of treatment was very irritating. balm x irritating
- 3. ANTONYMS Find the word that is opposite in meaning to the given key word. BOLSTER: A) build B) condense C) undermine D) remove It is important to develop or build up your confidence. You should condense your thoughts when you speak to your higher-ups. You should remove all the barriers in communication. You should bolster or uplift your spirits and never let any situation undermine or dampen your spirits. bolster x undermine
- 4. ANTONYMS Find the word that is opposite in meaning to the given key word. BUOYANT: A) cheerful B) morose C) pleasing D) commanding Philip was a very cheerful man. His manners were always pleasing. His appearance was imposing and commanding , but he was liked by everyone. He was always in buoyant spirits, never morose or grumpy. buoyant x morose
- 5. ANTONYMS Find the word that is opposite in meaning to the given key word. BREACH: A) remove B) disrupt C) garner D) move silently The entire town was struck with terror. The people tried to move silently. The strike disrupted or disturbed normal life. The police tried to remove the barricades put up by the agitators. There was a breach or break of discipline everywhere. It was difficult to garner or get support from any quarter. breach x garner
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