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Direction: In the following questions, choose the word opposite in meaning to the given word.

  1. SUBSEQUENT








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    preceding (Adj.) : to happen before something/coming before something in order.
    subsequent (Adj.) : happening or coming after something else

    Correct Option: B

    preceding (Adj.) : to happen before something/coming before something in order.
    subsequent (Adj.) : happening or coming after something else

  1. AGONY








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    ecstasy (N.) : a feeling or state of very great happiness; bliss
    agony (N.) : extreme physical or mental pain

    Correct Option: D

    ecstasy (N.) : a feeling or state of very great happiness; bliss
    agony (N.) : extreme physical or mental pain

  1. PROFUSE








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    meagre/meager (Adj.) : small in quantity and poor in quality ; paltry
    profuse (Adj.) : produced in large amounts

    Correct Option: C

    meagre/meager (Adj.) : small in quantity and poor in quality ; paltry
    profuse (Adj.) : produced in large amounts

  1. ERUDITE








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    ignorant (Adj.) : lacking knowledge or information about something ; not educated.
    erudite (Adj.) : having or showing great knowledge ; learned

    Correct Option: C

    ignorant (Adj.) : lacking knowledge or information about something ; not educated.
    erudite (Adj.) : having or showing great knowledge ; learned

Direction: In the following questions, out of the four alternatives, choose the one which best expresses the meaning of the given word.

  1. SYNOPSIS








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    summary synopsis (N.) : a summary of a piece of writing, a play etc.

    Correct Option: C

    summary synopsis (N.) : a summary of a piece of writing, a play etc.