PPSC Junior Clerk Revenue Department Job Test MCQs

 The Punjab Public Service Commission (PPSC) has advertised for 8 posts for the job of Junior Clerk (BS-11) under Case No. 28-RJ/2026 for the Revenue Department, Commissioner Office, Bahawalpur Division (BOR). These posts are for three years. The allocation includes 3 posts on Open Merit basis, 2 posts for women, and 3 posts for the children of Board of Revenue (BOR) officials. Males, females, and transgenders having domicile in Bahawalpur, Bahawalnagar, or Rahim Yar Khan districts can apply for the posts.

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Junior Clerk PPSC Jobs Tests MCQs

The following criteria are required for the posts:

  • They must have Higher Secondary School Certificate (2nd division) from a recognized board.
  • Must be able to type minimum 25 words per minute in English language through computer.
  • Computer Proficient in MS Office or compatible office software.

The age limit for male candidates will be 18 to 30 years (5 years general age relaxation), whereas female candidates should be between 18 to 33 years (8 years age relaxation). Age and sex will be determined through the contents of CNIC of transgender candidates. Successful candidates will be placed at the Commissioner Office, Bahawalpur.

Q.1: Correct the Spelling:
  1. Ferocious
  2. Ferpcoas
  3. Farocious
  4. None of these
A
Q.2: Indus Water Treaty was singed in which year?
  1. 1960
  2. 1965
  3. 1970
  4. 1975
A
Q.3: Shortcut key Ctrl + O is used to:
  1. Open file
  2. New file
  3. Close file
  4. None of these
A
Q.4: How many ways to save a file?
  1. 1
  2. 2
  3. 3
  4. 4
D
Q.5: What is function of F12 functional key?
  1. Save
  2. Print
  3. Save As
  4. Print Preview
C
Q.6: Which shortcut key is used to increase the font size?
  1. Ctrl + Shift + <
  2. Ctrl + Shift + >
  3. Ctrl + Shift + }
  4. Ctrl + Shift + [
B
Q.7: Which of the following shortcut key is used for print preview?
  1. Ctrl + F2
  2. Ctrl + F3
  3. Ctrl + F4
  4. None of these
A
Q.8: ایک ہلکا حساس آلہ جو ڈرائنگ، پرنٹ شدہ متن یا دیگر تصاویر کو ڈیجیٹل شکل میں تندیل کر دیتا ہے۔
  1. کی بورڈ
  2. سکینر
  3. او ایم آر
  4. ان میں سے کوئی نہیں
B
Q.9: کمپیوٹر کی اصطلاح کس سے ماخوذ ہے؟
  1. لاطینی
  2. فرانسیسی
  3. جرمن
  4. عربی
A
Q.10: کس قسم کا آپریٹنگ سسٹم ہے ؟MS-DOS
  1. ملٹی ٹاسکنگ
  2. کمانڈ لائن انٹرفیس
  3. گرافیکل یوزر انٹر فیس
  4. مینو سے چلنے والا انٹرفیس
B
Q.11: What will be the next number in series. 58,52,46,40,……..
  1. 31
  2. 32
  3. 33
  4. 34
D
Q.12: He fears ……ghost.
  1. of
  2. on
  3. at
  4. from
A
Q.13: Umerkot is located in which division?
  1. Mirpur Khas
  2. Dadu
  3. Jamshoro
  4. None of these
A
Q.14: Haji Shariatullah Son’s name was:
  1. Dudu Mian
  2. Chunu Mian
  3. Ranjha Mian
  4. None of these
A
Q.15: Quaid E Azam presented fourteen points in which year?
  1. 1928
  2. 1929
  3. 1930
  4. 1931
B
Q.16: What is antonym of “Adjourn”?
  1. Divide
  2. Assemble
  3. Destroy
  4. None of these
B
Q.17: What is antonym of “Wicked”?
  1. Virtuous
  2. Virtue
  3. Victorious
  4. None of these
A
Q.18: پاکستان میں پہلی بار عورت مارچ (خواتین مارچ) کا دن کس سال منایا گیا؟
  1. 2017
  2. 2018
  3. 2019
  4. 2020
B
Q.19: عمران اسمعیل کا بطور گورنر سندھ فہرست میں نمبر کتنا ہے؟
  1. 30
  2. 31
  3. 32
  4. 33
D
Q.20: اپوزیشن رہنماؤں نے وزیر اعظم عمران خان کے خلاف تحریک عدم اعتماد کب جمع کروائی؟
  1. چھ مارچ 2022
  2. سات مارچ 2022
  3. آٹھ مارچ 2022
  4. نو مارچ 2022
C
Q.21: ابراہیم علیہ السلام ، آخری نبی محمد ﷺ اور ۔۔۔۔۔کے صاحبزادے تھے۔
  1. ماریہ القبطیہ رضی اللہ تعالی عنہا
  2. عائشہ رضی اللہ تعالی عنہا
  3. ریحانہ بنت زید رضی االلہ تعالی عنہا
  4. زینب بنت خزیمہ رضی اللہ تعالی عنہا
A
Q.22: جاندار مخلوق کی روحیں کون نکالتا ہے؟
  1. جبرائیل علیہ السلام
  2. عزرائیل علیہ السلام
  3. میکاعیل علیہ السلام
  4. اسرافیل علیہ السلام
B
Q.23: نماز کسوف کس وقت پڑھی جاتی ہے؟
  1. شدید بارش
  2. زلزلہ
  3. سورج گرہن
  4. چاند گرہن
C
Q.24: خطیب الانبیاء کس کا لقب ہے؟
  1. داؤد علیہ السلام
  2. نوح علیہ السلام
  3. شعیب علیہ السلام
  4. یعقوب علیہ السلام
C
Q.25: کمپیکٹ ڈسک میں کون سی ٹیکنالوجی استمعال ہوتی ہے؟
  1. لیزر
  2. الیکٹرومیگنیٹک
  3. الیکٹریکل
  4. مکینیکل
A
Q.26: سسٹم پروگراموں کا ایسا مجموعہ ہے جو کمپیوٹر سسٹم کے مجموعی آپریشنز کو کنٹرول کرتاہے۔اور اسکو مربوط کرتا ہے۔کہلاتا ہے؟
  1. سسٹم سافٹ ویئر
  2. آپریٹنگ سسٹم
  3. یوٹیلٹی پروگرام
  4. ڈیوائس ڈرائیور
B
Q.27: سینٹرل پروسیسنگ یونٹ (سی پی یو) کے مندرجہ ذیل میں سے کون سے اجزاءہیں؟
  1. ریاضی کے منطق کی اکائی، ماؤس
  2. ریاضی کی منطق کی اکائی، انٹیگریٹڈ سرکٹس
  3. ریاضی کے منطق یونٹ، کنٹرول یونٹ
  4. کنٹرول یونٹ، مانیٹر
C
Q.28: مندرجہ ذیل میں سے کون سا ٹینس ٹورنامنٹ مشہور گرینڈ سلم چمپئن شب میں سب سے پرانا مقابلہ ہے؟
  1. آسٹریلین اوپن
  2. یو ایس اوپن
  3. ومبلڈن
  4. فرانچ اوپن
C
Q.29: خواتین کا عالمی دن کب منایا جاتا ہے؟
  1. 8مارچ
  2. 6مارچ
  3. 16مارچ
  4. 12 مارچ
A
Q.30: مندرجہ ذیل میں سے کونسا بر اعظم خط استوا سے گزرتا ہے؟
  1. یورپ، ایشیا، آسٹریلیا
  2. ایشیا، افریقہ، جنوبی امریکہ
  3. ایشیا، افریقہ، یورپ
  4. شمالی امریکہ، جنوبی امریکہ، ایشیا
B
Q.31: کا کیا مطلب ہے؟www
  1. ورلڈ ہول ویب
  2. ویب ورلڈ وائڈ
  3. ویب ورلڈ وائڈ
  4. ورلڈ وائڈ ویب
D
Q.32: اگر کمپیوٹر میں ایک سے زیادہ پروسیسر ہیں تو اسے کیا کہا جاتا ہے؟
  1. سپر کمپیوٹر
  2. یونی پروسیس
  3. ملٹی پروسیسر
  4. ملٹی ٹھریڈڈ
C
Q.33: پاکستان کا پہلا آئین کب نافذ کیا گیا؟
  1. 1956
  2. 1952
  3. 1948
  4. 1960
A
Q.34: انجمن حمایت اسلام کی بنیاد کب رکھی گئی؟
  1. سندھ
  2. پنجاب
  3. بنگال
  4. کشمیر
B
Q.35: کے ٹو پہاڑ کی فٹ میں اونچائی کتنی ہے؟
  1. 29000 فٹ
  2. 26652 فٹ
  3. 27651 فٹ
  4. 28251 فٹ
D
Q.36: پاکستان کے صدر رفیق تارڑ کا انتقال کب ہوا؟
  1. سات مارچ 2022
  2. آٹھ مارچ 2022
  3. نو مارچ 2022
  4. دس مارچ 2022
A
Q.37: گوادر پورٹ اتھارٹی کے موجودہ چیئر مین کون ہیں؟
  1. عاصم باجوہ
  2. نصیر کاشانی
  3. داؤد بلوچ
  4. پسند خان بُلیدی
D
Q.38: پاکستان کے قومی پھول کا نام بتائیں؟
  1. سورج مکھی
  2. گلاب
  3. کلی
  4. چمبیلی
D
Q.39: ام المومنین بی بی ام حبیبہ کا اصل نام کیا تھا؟
  1. رملا
  2. سلمی
  3. حمیرا
  4. حنا
A
Q.40: فواد چوہدری نے دنیا کی کونسی دو بڑی سوشل سائنس کمپنیوں کو پاکستان میں اپنےدفاتر کھولنے کی دعوت دی؟
  1. گوگل اور فیس بک
  2. گوگل اور ٹیلی گرام
  3. فیس بک اور واٹس ایپ
  4. گوگل اور واٹس ایپ
A
Q.41: محمد ﷺکے بڑے بیٹے کون تھے؟
  1. ابراہیم علیہ السلام
  2. ابراہیم علیہ السلام
  3. قاسم علیہ السلام
  4. ان میں سے کوئی نہیں
C
Q.42: قاسم علیہ السلام ، محمد ﷺ اور۔۔۔۔۔۔کے بیٹے تھے؟
  1. ریحانہ بنت زید رضی اللہ تعالی عنہا
  2. زینب بنت خزیمہ رضی اللہ تعالی عنہا
  3. ماریہ القطبیہ رضی اللہ تعالی عنہا
  4. خدیجہ رضی اللہ تعالی عنہا
D
Q.43: فریزر جزائر کس ملک میں واقع ہے؟
  1. امریکا
  2. جنوبی افریقہ
  3. برطانیہ
  4. آسٹریلیا
D
Q.44: کس سکھ گرو نے گرو مکھی رسم الخط ایجاد کی؟
  1. گرو انجی
  2. گرو نانک
  3. گرو گوبندر سنگھ
  4. گرو ارجن دیو
A
Q.45: آخری نبی محمد ﷺ کے سب سے چھوٹے بیٹے کون تھے؟
  1. عبداللہ
  2. ابراہیم
  3. عبدلرحمن
  4. فارس
B
Q.46: کس ملک نے سب سے پہلےبڑھاپے کی پنشن متعارف کروائی؟
  1. فرانس
  2. اٹلی
  3. جرمنی
  4. آسٹریا
C
Q.47: مندرجہ ذیل میں سے کونسا پرندہ ومبلڈن میں اپنے آسمان کو مقامی کبوتروں سے صاف رکھنے کیلئے تعینات ہے؟
  1. ایگل
  2. چڑیا
  3. کرو
  4. ہاک
D
Q.48: ہنہ جھیل کہاں واقع ہے؟
  1. بلوچستان
  2. کے پی کے
  3. پنجاب
  4. سندھ
A
Q.49: پاکستان کا قومی کھیل کونسا کھیل ہے؟
  1. کبڈی
  2. ہاکی
  3. کرکٹ
  4. فٹ بال
B
Q.50: پاکستان نے ہاکی ورلڈ کپ کتنی بار جیتا؟
  1. 01
  2. 02
  3. 03
  4. 04
D
Q.51: سومنات کا مندر کس نے تباہ کیا؟
  1. شاہ جہاں
  2. غوری
  3. بابر
  4. محمود غزنوی
D
Q.52: تانڈہ ڈیم کہاں واقع ہے؟
  1. بنوں
  2. زیارت
  3. کوہاٹ
  4. سکردو
C
Q.53: اسلامی نظریاتی کونسل کے ارکان کی کم سے کم اور زیادہ سے زیادہ تعداد کیا ہے؟
  1. پانچ اور بیس
  2. آٹھ اور بیس
  3. چھ اور بیس
  4. ان میں سے کوئی نہیں
B
Q.54: پاکستان کی قومی کرکٹ ٹیم کا پہلا کپتان کون تھا؟
  1. امتیاز
  2. فیصل مسعود
  3. عمران خان
  4. حفیظ کاردار
D
Q.55: آئین پاکستان 1956 کس نے منسوخ کیا؟
  1. ایوب خان
  2. ٹکا خان
  3. اسکندر مرزا
  4. یححی خان
C
Q.56: محمد علی بوگرہ کون تھے؟
  1. وزیر اعظم
  2. وزیر خارجہ
  3. وزیر قانون
  4. پالیمنت منسٹر
A
Q.57: قومی اسمبلی نے 1973 کے آئین کو کب منظور کیا؟
  1. مارچ 1973
  2. اپریل 1973
  3. جولائی 1973
  4. اگست 1973
B
Q.58: ونڈوز کس کی پراڈکٹ ہے؟
  1. IBM
  2. Microsoft
  3. Sun System
  4. Apple
B
Q.59: اینٹی وائرس کے ذریعے کس کو ختم کیا جا سکتا ہے ؟
  1. وائرس
  2. بیکٹیریا
  3. اے او بی دونوں
  4. ان میں سے کوئی نہیں
A
Q.60: مائیکرو سافٹ پاور پوائنٹ کی ایکسٹینشن کیا ہے؟
  1. .pptx
  2. .doc
  3. .bt
  4. .mbd
A
Q.61: ایک بائیٹ میں کتنے بٹس ہوتے ہیں ؟
  1. 2
  2. 4
  3. 6
  4. 8
D
Q.62: کونسا کمپیوٹر سسٹم کا حصہ ہے ؟
  1. سی پی یو
  2. سی پی یو
  3. مانیٹر
  4. تمام درست ہیں
D
Q.63: آئی بی ایم 1400 کس جنریشن کا کمپیوٹر ہے ؟
  1. پہلی
  2. دوسری
  3. تیسری
  4. چوتھی
B
Q.64: ہائی لیول لینگوئج نہیں ہے ؟
  1. ہیلی لینگوئج
  2. فورٹران
  3. بیسک
  4. سی پلس پلس
A
Q.65: اسپیکر قومی اسمبلی کا کیا نام ہے ؟
  1. سردار ایاز صادق
  2. مشتاق غنی
  3. پرویز الہی
  4. ان میں سے کوئی نہیں
A
Q.66: کوئٹہ میں قیامت خیز زلزلہ کب آیا ؟
  1. 1925
  2. 1930
  3. 1935
  4. 1940
C
Q.67: پاکستان کا قومی درخت کونسا ہے؟
  1. دیودار
  2. شیشم
  3. پیپل
  4. نیم
A
Q.68: پاکستان کو کتنے سال بعد پہلا آئین ملا ؟
  1. 5 سال
  2. 9 سال
  3. 11 سال
  4. 7 سال
B
Q.69: آئین پاکستان 1956 کس نے توڑا؟
  1. ایوب خان
  2. یحیی خان
  3. اسکندر مرزا
  4. ٹکہ خان
C
Q.70: محمد علی بوگرہ کون تھے ؟
  1. وزیر قانون
  2. وزیر داخلہ
  3. وزیر اعظم
  4. وزیر خارجہ
C
Q.71: نبی ﷺ کے دادا عبدالمطلب نے کتنے سال آپکا خیال رکھا ؟
  1. ایک
  2. دو
  3. تین
  4. چار
B
Q.72: بی بی ام حبیبہ کا اصل نام کیا تھا ؟
  1. عمیرا
  2. سلمی
  3. حنا
  4. رملا
D
Q.73: کس زمین کو پیغمبروں کی سرزمین کہا جاتا ہے ؟
  1. عراق
  2. شام
  3. سعودی عرب
  4. فلسطین
D
Q.74: نبی ﷺ کے چھوٹے بیٹے کا کیا نام تھا ؟
  1. عبدالرحمان رضی اللہ تعالی عنہ
  2. ابراہیم رضی اللہ تعالی عنہ
  3. قاسم رضی اللہ تعالی عنہ
  4. عبداللہ رضی اللہ تعالی عنہ
B
Q.75: قلعہ قموص کس نے فتح کیا ؟
  1. عثمان رضی اللہ تعالی عنہ
  2. عمر فاروق رضی اللہ تعالی عنہ
  3. علی رضی اللہ تعالی عنہ
  4. خالد بن ولید رضی اللہ تعالی عنہ
C
Q.76: نماز استسقاء کس کو روکنے کیلئے پڑھی جاتی ہے؟
  1. بارش
  2. زلزلہ
  3. سورج گرہن
  4. چاند گرہن
A
Q.77: قاسم رضی اللہ تعالی عنہ کی والدہ ماجدہ کا کیا نام تھا ؟
  1. ماریہ رضی اللہ تعالی عنہا
  2. ریحانہ رضی اللہ تعالی عنہا
  3. زینب رضی اللہ تعالی عنہا
  4. خدیجہ رضی اللہ تعالی عنہا
D
Q.78: پاکستان کا قومی ترانہ کس نے لکھا ؟
  1. ساحر لدھیانوی
  2. علامہ اقبال
  3. حفیظ جالندھری
  4. چوہدری رحمت عل
C
Q.79: تشدد کے خلاف کس مہینہ میں خواتین کا عالمی دن منایا جاتا ہے ؟
  1. دسمبر
  2. نومبر
  3. دسمبر
  4. ستمبر
B
Q.80: بانگ درا کس نے لکھی ؟
  1. مرزا غالب
  2. علامہ اقبال
  3. فیض احمد فیض
  4. منیر نیازی
B
Q.81: برازیل نے فٹ بال کے کتنے ورلڈ کپ جیتے ؟
  1. 4
  2. 5
  3. 6
  4. 7
B
Q.82: یونس خان نے کتنی ٹیسٹ سنچریاں بنائیں ؟
  1. 31
  2. 32
  3. 33
  4. 34
D
Q.83: دنیا میں تیل کے سب سے زیادہ ذخائر کس کے پاس ہیں ؟
  1. ونز ویلا
  2. سعودی عرب
  3. روس
  4. امریکہ
A
Q.84: حماس کے بانی کون تھے ؟
  1. عبداللہ
  2. عبدالماجد
  3. یاسر عرفات
  4. شیخ یاسین
D
Q.85: انڈونیشیا کی کرنسی کا کیا نام ہے ؟
  1. روپیہ
  2. ڈالر
  3. ریال
  4. ٹکہ
A
Q.86: کویت کے دارلخلافہ کا کیا نا م ہے؟
  1. کویت
  2. البدا
  3. مشرف
  4. الجھرا
A
Q.87: پاکستان کا پہلا وزیر دفاع کون تھا ؟
  1. قائد اعظم
  2. پرویز خٹک
  3. عبدالستار
  4. لیاقت علی خان
D
Q.88: Smallest Sea in the world is:
  1. Baltic Sea
  2. South China Sea
  3. Red Sea
  4. None of these
A
Q.89: The national river of Pakistan is:
  1. Indus River
  2. Ravi River
  3. Chenab River
  4. Jhelum River
A
Q.90: What is length of River Indus?
  1. 3180 Km
  2. 3200 Km
  3. 3350 Km
  4. 3486 Km
A
Q.91: Longest river of Pakistan is:
  1. Ravi
  2. Chenab
  3. Jhelum
  4. Indus
D
Q.92: Seattle is a seaport of which Country?
  1. Denmark
  2. Louisiana
  3. Washington
  4. None of these
C
Q.93: Lake Superior is located in:
  1. South America
  2. North America
  3. Japan
  4. None of these
B
Q.94: Dickson is a seaport of:
  1. Malaysia
  2. England
  3. Afghanistan
  4. Kuwait
A
Q.95: آئین پاکستان 1973 کے مطابق صدر پاکستان کا انتخاب کون کرتا ہے ؟
  1. سینٹ
  2. صوبائی اسمبلی
  3. قومی اسمبلی
  4. سارے
D
Q.96: وارسک ڈیم کس دریا پر بنایا گیا ؟
  1. لوچی
  2. کابل
  3. سوات
  4. سندھ
B
Q.97: دوسری او آئی سی کانفرنس کہاں منعقد ہوئی ؟
  1. لاہور
  2. جکارتہ
  3. استنبول
  4. ریاض
A
Q.98: First climber of Takht-E-Sulaiman was:
  1. George White
  2. George Brown
  3. George Black
  4. None of these
A
Q.99: The height of Takht E Suleiman is:
  1. 3250 Merters
  2. 3487 Meters
  3. 3600 Meters
  4. 3900 Meters
B
Q.100: What is average height of Takht-E-Sulaima?
  1. 3300 Meters
  2. 3500 Meters
  3. 3800 Meters
  4. 4000 Meters
A

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EPITAPH (n) [EP-i-taf]
Syn: inscription in memory of a dead person
Ant: biography; story of a living person
Usage: The epitaph on his tombstone was a glowing tribute to the fine gentleman that he had been.

EPITHET (n) [EP-uh-thet]
Syn: word or phrase characteristically used to describe a person or thing
Ant: NULL
Usage: They suffixed the epithet “The Conqueror” to the end of his name so he was known as Carl the Conqueror.

EPITOME (n) [i-PIT-uh-mee]
Syn: perfect example or embodiment
Ant: bad example
Usage: She was the epitome of perfection and efficiency.

EQUANIMITY (n) [ee-kwuh-NIM-i-tee]
Syn: calmness of temperament; composure; levelheadedness
Ant: agitation; anxiety
Usage: She did not lose her coolness and equanimity even in the face of such a terrible personal crisis.

EQUESTRIAN (n) [i-KWES-tree-uh n] Syn: rider on horseback
Ant: NULL
Usage: Cody wants to grow up to be an equestrian; he is crazy about horses.

EQUIVOCATE (v) [ih-KWIV-uh-keyt]
Syn: avoid an issue; lie; mislead; atempt to conceal the truth
Ant: face; meet
Usage: I hadn’t expected the Department of Justice  to equivocate and evade the mater in this manner.

ERRATIC (adj) [i-RAT-ik]
Syn: odd; unpredictable
Ant: normal; predictable
Usage: The schedule is rather erratic and unpredictable.
 
ERUDITE (adj) [ER-yoo-dahyt] Syn: learned; scholarly
Ant: ignorant
Usage: I had never come across such an erudite, intelligent person before.

ESCHEW (v) [es-CHOO]
Syn: avoid on purpose
Ant: seek out
Usage: He eschewed the temptation to join the political party despite their cajoling and pleading because he knew it would be detrimental to his long- term future.

ESOTERIC (adj) [es-uh-TER-ik]
Syn: hard to understand; known only to the chosen few
Ant: common; familiar; known
Usage: The trade agreement was framed in a rather esoteric manner according to Jake; it would be too difficult for a layman to understand it.

ETYMOLOGY (n) [et-uh-MOL-uh-jee] Syn: study of word parts
Ant: NULL
Usage: He went through great efforts to trace the etymology of the word.

EUGENIC (adj) [yoo-JEN-ik]
Syn: pertaining to the designed improvement of race
Syn: naturally acquired improvement
Usage: The men in the lab were dedicated to the eugenic research that might possibly produce beter calves and foal in future.

EULOGY (n) [YOO-luh-jee]
Syn: expression of praise, often on the occasion of someone's death
Ant: calumny; condemnation; criticism
Usage: On the spot, he decided to compose a eulogy in praise of the distinguished gentleman.

EUPHEMISM (n) [YOO-fuh-miz-uh m]
Syn: mild expression in place of an unpleasant one
Ant: bluntness
 
Usage: The prose was inundated with too many euphemisms, which was not to Neil’s liking; he decided to edit the piece all over again with more direct language.

EUPHORIA (n) [yoo-FAWR-ee-uh]
Syn: feeling of great happiness and well-being (sometimes exaggerated)
Ant: sadness; depression
Usage: We were in a state of euphoria after our daughter’s film was nominated for the Best Picture Oscar.

EUTHANASIA (n) [yoo-thuh-NEY-zhuh] Syn: mercy killing
Ant: NULL
Usage: The pro-life activists had gathered near the governor’s office to protest against the proposed bill allowing euthanasia.

EVANESCENT (adj) [ev-uh-NES-uh nt] Syn: fleeting; vanishing
Ant: permanent
Usage: I wondered whether he had been a reality in my life or just an
evanescent, fleeting episode like a whiff of a breeze.

EVOCATIVE (adj) [ih-VOK-uh-tiv]
Syn: tending to call up from memory; suggestive
Ant: different
Usage: Nature's harvest yields an abundance of evocative scents to woo our senses.

EXACERBATE (v) [ig-ZAS-er-beyt] Syn: worsen; embiter
Ant: alleviate; soothe
Usage: Watching the movie exacerbated his passion against the terrorists and he decided to enlist in the armed services as soon as possible.

EXCHEQUER (n) [EKS-chek-er]
Syn: treasury; financial institution
Ant: NULL
Usage: The thieves had burgled the building at midnight and looted the contents of the exchequer.
 
EXCORIATE (v) [ik-SKAWR-ee-yet]
Syn: scold with biting harshness; strip the skin off
Ant: tout
Usage: The priest excoriated the man’s crimes at the end of his sermon and exiled him from the congregation.

EXEGESIS (n) [ek-si-JEE-sis]
Syn: explanation, especially of biblical passages
Ant: NULL
Usage: Paul was facing difficulty with the exegesis of the biblical text so he enlisted Andrew’s help for the same.

EXIGENCY (n) [EK-si-juh n-see] Syn: urgency; difficulty
Ant: tranquility
Usage: I wished they would display more exigency in winding up the construction because we were short of time and the new residents were to arrive any day.

EXIGUOUS (adj) [ig-ZIG-yoo-uh s] Syn: small; minute; scanty
Ant: plenty
Usage: Seeing their exiguous supplies but generous hearts, I was overwhelmed and humbled.

EXONERATE (v) [ig-ZON-uh-reyt] Syn: acquit; exculpate
Ant: charge; accuse; condemn
Usage: At last after a long and tiring period of courtroom struggles, he was
exonerated of all charges and declared a free man.

EXPATIATE (v) [ik-SPEY-shee-eyt] Syn: talk at length
Ant: stay silent
Usage: During the course of lunch, he then expatiated wordily on the new policy.

EXPATRIATE (n) [eks-PEY-tree-it]
 
Syn: exile; someone who has withdrawn from his native land
Ant: homeland resident
Usage: We stood patiently with placards waiting to welcome the expatriate, who was returning back into his country after the long exile.

EXPIATE (v) [EK-spee-eyt] Syn: make amends for (a sin) Ant: sin; corrupt
Usage: The priest expiated the young man after he had begged forgiveness  and repented for his sins.

EXPOSITORY (adj) [ik-SPOZ-i-tawr-ee] Syn: explanatory; serving to explain Ant: unclear
Usage: There was an expository seminar on exotic birds at the local hall.

EXPUNGE (v) [ik-SPUHNJ]
Syn: cancel; remove
Ant: keep active
Usage: They expunged his name from the list of nominees after he was  publicly disgraced for his indiscretions.

EXTEMPORANEOUS (n) [ik-stem-puh-REY-nee-uh s] Syn: impromptu; immediate
Ant: rehearsed; planned
Usage: The crowd heartily applauded the poet’s extemporaneous efforts.

EXTRANEOUS (adj) [ik-STREY-nee-uh s] Syn: not essential; superfluous
Ant: intrinsic; essential; vital; internal
Usage: We deleted the extraneous items from the list of supplies because we didn’t want the backpacks to become too heavy.

EXTRINSIC (adj) [ik-STRIN-sik]
Syn: external; not essential; extraneous
Ant: intrinsic; necessary
Usage: The extrinsic factors were the primary obstacles in Adam’s path towards achieving his goals.
 
EXTRUDE (v) [ik-STROOD]
Syn: force or push out
Ant: take in
Usage: Pieces of the plastic form were being extruded from the press.

EXUBERANT (adj) [ig-ZOO-ber-uh nt] Syn: abundant; effusive; lavish
Ant: unexcited; bored
Usage: Being such an exuberant person, Kelly was full of cheer and in high spirits about the forthcoming journey.

FACETIOUS (adj) [fuh-SEE-shuh s]
Syn: joking (often inappropriately); humorous
Ant: grave; serious; dull; lugubrious
Usage: We all laughed at his facetious and hilarious atempt at poetry.

FACSIMILE (n) [fak-SIM-uh-lee] Syn: exact copy
Ant: imperfect imitation
Usage: Benedict is a perfect facsimile of his brother Solomon so at times it becomes difficult to identify who is who.

FACTIOUS (adj) [FAK-shuh s]
Syn: inclined to form factions; causing dissension.
Ant: cooperative
Usage: Sam was charged with being factious and dissident by his superiors.

FACTOTUM (n) [fak-TOH-tuh m]
Syn: handyman; person who does all kinds of work
Ant: idler
Usage: Mr. Simons can rarely do without his personal assistant Gary, for the later is a factotum, able to perform a wide variety of tasks easily.

FALLACIOUS (adj) [fuh-LEY-shuh s] Syn: false; misleading
Ant: truthful
Usage: The firm was shocked to discover that the employee had supplied a
fallacious background and gained a foothold into its fold.
 
FALLACY (n) [FAL-uh-see]
Syn: mistaken idea based on flawed reasoning
Ant: truth
Usage: Joe Cummins has exposed the fallacy of this claim.

FANATICISM (n) [fuh-NAT-uh-sahyz-uh m]
Syn: excessive zeal; extreme devotion to a belief or cause
Ant: disinterest
Usage: The degree of fanaticism in the young revolutionary astounded me and even terrified me to an extent.

FATUOUS (adj) [FACH-oo-uh s] Syn: foolish; inane
Ant: intelligent; clever; sensible; knowledgeable
Usage: Freddie, being a fatuous and foolish boy, is always at the mercy of the other children who love to play silly pranks with him.

FAWNING (adj) [fawn]
Syn: courting favor by cringing and flatering; deferential; groveling
Ant: aloof; disinterested
Usage: I was irritated to see Mark flatering and fawning over Sara; she certainly didn’t deserve the man’s atentions.

FECUNDITY (n) [fi-KUHN-di-tee]
Syn: fertility; fruitfulness
Ant: infertility;
Usage: The fecundity of such an enormous sacrifice looked doubtful to me; I rather suspected there would be no fruitful event in its wake.

FERVID (adj) [FUR-vid] Syn: ardent
Ant: cool; apathetic; indifferent; phlegmatic
Usage: His eager, fervid reply raised my suspicions and I grew a  litle sceptical.

FIASCO (n) [fee-AS-koh] Syn: total failure
Ant: total success
 
Usage: After our fiasco and mishap at the amusement park, we abandoned plans to go further and returned back home.

FICTITIOUS (adj) [fik-TISH-uh s]
Syn: imaginary
Ant: factual; genuine; actual; authentic
Usage: The entire incident was fictitious and none of the facts she had stated were true.

FIGURATIVE (adj) [IG-yer-uh-tiv]
Syn: not literal, but metaphorical; using a figure of speech
Ant: literal; straightforward
Usage: I could grasp the literal meaning of the prose but not its figurative
significance.

FILIAL (adj) [FIL-ee-uh l]
Syn: pertaining to a son or daughter
Ant: parental
Usage: He broke all his filial ties in one go and became a recluse on a remote island.

FINICKY (adj) [FIN-i-kee] Syn: too particular; fussy Ant: accepting; not picky
Usage: The landlady was rather finicky which made Ben dread her fussy atention.

FLACCID (adj) [FLAK-sid]
Syn: flabby
Ant: muscular
Usage: Her once-lustrous, bouncy hair now lay flaccid and dull upon her shoulders.

FLAGRANT (adj) [FLEY-gruh nt]
Syn: conspicuously wicked; blatant; outrageous
Ant: subservient
Usage: For his flagrant and outrageous behavior, Samuel was chastised by the mayor himself.
 
FLAMBOYANT (adj) [flam-BOI-uh nt] Syn: ornate; colorful; flashy
Ant: moderate; tasteful
Usage: Gerald’s flamboyant taste in clothes has earned him many funny nicknames and sobriquets.

FLEDGLING (adj) [FLEJ-ling]
Syn: inexperienced
Ant: expert; professional
Usage: They are a group of fledgling, budding writers.

FLIPPANCY (n) [FLIP-uh n see]
Syn: trifling gaiety
Ant: seriousness
Usage: The atmosphere was full of sauciness and flippancy, with the girls geting merrily sarcastic with the poor guys.

FLOE (n) [floh]
Syn: mass of floating ice
Ant: fixed, glacial mass
Usage: They were trapped on an ice floe in the middle of nowhere; mere survival seemed a distant possibility.

FLOTSAM (n) [FLOT-suh m]
Syn: drifting wreckage
Ant: NULL
Usage: The divers swam  about near the flotsam in the hope of finding something valuable or unique.

FLOUT (v) [flout] Syn: reject; mock Ant: honor; respect
Usage: He is always flouting the rules that are laid down; someday he is bound to face trouble.

FLUX (n) [fluhks]
Syn: flowing; series of changes
Ant: constancy; stability
 
Usage: The constant flux in his personal life caused his work performance to suffer.

FOIBLE (n) [FOI-buh l]
Syn: weakness; slight fault
Ant: strength
Usage: We were all aware of old Ben’s foibles and peculiarities but he was such an adorable old man that no one minded him.

FOIL (n) [foil] Syn: contrast
Ant: support; help
Usage: The young damsel proved a perfect foil for the prince’s exploits.

FOIST (v) [foist]
Syn: insert improperly; palm off
Ant: leave alone
Usage: Jimmy's partner foisted unfair provisions into their partnership contract.

FOMENT (v) [foh-MENT]
Syn: stir up; instigate
Ant: dampen; dissuade
Usage: The movie fomented desires and passions that had been dormant within him.

FOPPISH (adj) [FOP-ish]
Syn: vain about dress and appearance
Ant: slovenly; disheveled
Usage: The young nobleman had a foppish manner.

FORBEARANCE (n) [fawr-BAIR-uhns] Syn: patience
Ant: impatience
Usage: Her strength and forbearance are her biggest assets.

FORESTALL (v) [fohr-STAWL]
Syn: prevent by taking action in advance
Ant: enable; promote
 
Usage: Before they could move on further, he forestalled them, saying they could not enter the house now.

FORLORN (adj) [fawr-lawrn] Syn: sad and lonely
Ant: happy
Usage: Now the trees stand forlorn in the gathering gloom.

FORSWEAR (v) [fawr-SWAIR]
Syn: renounce; abandon
Syn: support; advocate
Usage: His family felt that he made a big mistake by forswearing his hard-won wealth and riches and retiring into the mountains.

FORTE (n) [FAWR-tey]
Syn: strong point or special talent
Ant: weakness
Usage: Seeing the outline of the test, he relaxed and was confident about geting through because this field was his forte and he knew he would definitely do well.

FORTUITOUS (adj) [fawr-TOO-i-tuh s] Syn: accidental; by chance
Ant: deliberate; intentional; calculated; purposeful
Usage: What a fortuitous event it was, to meet Jim there in the party when I hadn’t even known that he was back from the States.

FRACTIOUS (v) [FRAK-shuh s]
Syn: unruly
Ant: blithesome; tractable; submissive; genial; pliant
Usage: The more she wrung her hands and whined incessantly, the more Paul was becoming fractious.

FRAUDULENT (adj) [FRAW-juh-luh nt] Syn: cheating; deceitful
Ant: sincere; valid
Usage: He had secured entry into the most protected area of the factory through fraudulent means.
 
FRENETIC (adj) [fruh-NET-ik] Syn: frenzied; frantic
Ant: calm; serene
Usage: Her frenetic activity was serving to irritate John because he wanted to relax in peace, at least for today.

FRESCO (n) [FRES-koh]
Syn: painting on plaster (usually fresh)
Ant: NULL
Usage: The fantastic frescoes on the ceiling of the chapel had us all gaping in awe.

FRIEZE (n) [freez]
Syn: ornamental band on a wall
Ant: NULL
Usage: The friezes on the outer walls of the ancient temple were intricate and well-carved.

FRIVOLOUS (adj) [FRIV-uh-luh s]
Syn: lacking in seriousness; self-indulgently carefree; relatively unimportant
Ant: serious,;earnest; grave; important
Usage: It is not appropriate of Heather to behave in such a frivolous manner   in the presence of the elders.

FROWARD (adj) [FROH-werd] Syn: stubbornly contrary
Ant: agreeable
Usage: The children reacted with froward rejection of the suggestion of one more boring visit to the museum.

FRUGAL (adj) [FROO-guh l] Syn: thrifty; economic; cheap Ant: altruistic
Usage: Through years of frugal habits the woman saved enough money to buy herself the piano she had always dreamed of having.

FRUGALITY (n) [froo-GAL-i-ty]
Syn: thrift; economy
Ant: generosity; wastefulness
 
Usage: His habit of frugality helped him during his economic crisis.

FRUSTRATE (v) [FRUHS-treyt]
Syn: thwart; defeat
Ant: support; enable
Usage: Staff can still become frustrated at the lack of cooperation between offices.

FULMINATE (v) [FUHL-muh-neyt]
Syn: thunder; explode
Ant: simmer
Usage: On seeing Tim there, he fulminated in a babble of angry words, venting out the rage he had been botling within.

FULSOME (adj) [FOO L-suh m] Syn: disgustingly excessive
Ant: thin
Usage: The meal was more than adequate; it was fulsome.

FUROR (n) [FYOO R-awr]
Syn: frenzy; great excitement
Ant: silence; indifference
Usage: Hearing the escape of the notorious criminal from the Mexican prison, there was a nationwide furor.

FURTIVE (adj) [FUR-tiv]
Syn: stealthy; sneaky
Ant: open; honest
Usage: He kept darting furtive looks at the door to see if anyone was approaching

FUSILLADE (adj) [FYOO-suh-leyd]
Syn: simultaneous firing or outburst (of missiles, questions, etc.)
Ant: single shot
Usage: The sergeant barked his order and instantly there was a tumultuous
Fusillade from the troops, killing at least twenty men in the enemy ranks.

FUTILE (adj) [FYOOT-l]
Syn: useless; hopeless; ineffectual
 
Ant: effective; powerful; cogent; useful; solid; capable
Usage: No mater how hard she worked, her efforts seemed futile because nothing much was geting accomplished.

GADFLY (n) [GAD-flahy]
Syn: animal-biting fly; an irritating person; nuisance
Ant: NULL
Usage: She was such an annoying busybody that people called her a gadfly
behind her back.

GAFFE (n) [gaf] Syn: social blunder Ant: correction
Usage: She was embarrassed at having made such a gaffe in front of the distinguished dignitaries.

GAINSAY (v) [GEYN-sey]
Syn: deny; contradict
Ant: affirm; verify; confirm; atest; witness
Usage: Her honesty meant no one could gainsay her conclusions.

GALL (v) [gawl] Syn: annoy; chafe Ant: please
Usage: I was galled by the total lack of the response to the diligently prepared questions.

GAMBOL (v) [GAM-buh]
Syn: frolic; jump and skip; leap playfully
Ant: flag; tire; work
Usage: The crowds gambolled about in the colorful carnival.

GAMUT (n) [GAM-uh t]
Syn: the entire range or extent; any complete musical scale
Ant: single item
Usage: The gamut of the policy encompassed the production, sales and finance departments.

GARGOYLE (n) [GAHR-goil]
 
Syn: waterspout carved in grotesque figures on a building
Ant: NULL
Usage: There was an ugly gargoyle carved and painted on the side of the door.

GARNER (v) [GAHR-ner]
Syn: gather; store up
Ant: disburse
Usage: He garnered many a laurel for his achievements.

GARNISH (v) [GAHR-nish]
Syn: decorate
Ant: strip; spoil; mark; pollute; deface; defile
Usage: They garnished the chocolate cake with pink icing on the top.

GARRULITY (n) [guh-ROO-li-tee] Syn: talkativeness
Ant: silence; reticence
Usage: Keith is well-known for his garrulity so people take care not  to give him much opportunity to talk.

GARRULOUS (adj) [GAR-uh-luhs] Syn: loquacious; wordy; talkative
Ant: silent; speechless; taciturn; quiet
Usage: Nick is a garrulous, loquacious man who can barely resist an opening to start talking.

GAUCHE (adj) [gohsh]
Syn: unsophisticated; simple; erroneous
Ant: sophisticated
Usage: She was apprehensive of looking gauche and unsophisticated in front  of the trendy, modern crowd.

GAWK (v) [gawk]
Syn: stare foolishly; look in open-mouthed awe
Ant: ignore
Usage: The boys near the entrance of the building gawked and ogled at the atractive woman clad in a halter-top with white capris.

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Q.1: Select the pair which has the same relationship as Restaurant to Menu: --------?
  1. Library: Catalogue
  2. Artist : Imitative
  3. Book : Encyclopedia
  4. Guest : Rude
A
Q.2: Ecology is to Environment is the same way as Histology is to --------.?
  1. Fossils
  2. History
  3. Tissues
  4. Hormones
C
Q.3: A is two years older than B who is twice as C' . if the total of the ages of A.. B and C be 27, then how old is B.?
  1. 7
  2. 8
  3. 9
  4. 10
D
Q.4: A candidate scores 20% and fails by 50 marks, while another candidate who scores 40% marks, pass 30 marks more than the minimum required marks to pass the exam , find maximum marks for the exam.?
  1. 500
  2. 450
  3. 300
  4. 400
D
Q.5: ranks 17th from the top and 15th from the bottom of list respectively, total number of students in the class are:?
  1. 33
  2. 32
  3. 31
  4. 30
C
Q.6: Find the odd one out in given series: 51, 64, 121, 144, 256?
  1. 51
  2. 121
  3. 144
  4. 256
A
Q.7: Find out the missing in the following pattern 12, 14, 10, 16, ----, 18, 6, 20, 4?
  1. 6
  2. 8
  3. 12
  4. 14
B
Q.8: Tomb of Hazrat Sultan Bahu is in :?
  1. Kasur
  2. Shorcot
  3. Mithankot
  4. Pakpattan
B
Q.9: A revolutionary woman who dedicated her life to fighting for racial equality passed away recently in 2018 was ----. Asma Jahangir? Gomal and keiran rivers are in the Province of :?
  1. Balochistan
  2. Sindh
  3. KPK
  4. Punjab
C
Q.10: Which pass connects Mardan with Malakand: ----?
  1. Baroghil pass
  2. Gomal pass
  3. Dargai pass
  4. Khunjrab pass
C
Q.11: Recently Fair International Festival was held in : -----?
  1. Karachi
  2. Lahore
  3. Islamabad
  4. Sukkur
B
Q.12: What is the Synonym of Capricious:?
  1. Active
  2. Unstable
  3. Opposed
  4. Sleeplike
B
Q.13: The landlocked mountainous region of Nagorono-Karabakh is the subject of an unresolved dispute between :?
  1. Turkey and Syria
  2. Iran and Iraq
  3. Ukraine and Russia
  4. Armenia and Azerbaijan
A
Q.14: Rubina said that she had told everyone except you and I.?
  1. except you with
  2. except by for me
  3. except you and me
  4. except you and myself
C
Q.15: Amnesty International has withdrawn/revoked Ambassador of Conscience Award from :?
  1. Narendra Modi
  2. Benjamin Netanyahu
  3. Aung San Suu Kyi
  4. None of these
C
Q.16: The terro;rists who attacked Chinese Consulate recently in Karachi numbered :?
  1. Two (terro;rists)
  2. Three
  3. Four
  4. Five
B
Q.17: Nephrons are a part of :?
  1. Kidney
  2. Liver
  3. Lungs
  4. Heart
A
Q.18: The Author of Governing the Ungovernable: Institutional Reforms for Democratic Governance is: -----?
  1. Ishrat Hussain
  2. Khurshid Mehmud Kasuri
  3. Hussain Haqqani
  4. Shamshad Akhtar
A
Q.19: How much percentage of total water on the Earth is stored in oceans??
  1. 75%
  2. 70%
  3. 90%
  4. 97%
D
Q.20: Choose the option which correct replaces the underlined words in the given sentence: If he was here, he would settle this dispute among the two of us:?
  1. If he had been
  2. If he were here
  3. If he is here
  4. If he would be here
B
Q.21: A person who is made to bear the misdeeds of another is called:?
  1. Scapegoat
  2. Culprit
  3. Victim
  4. Criminal
A
Q.22: WMD, stands for:?
  1. Weapons of Mass Deception
  2. Weapons of Mass Destruction
  3. Weapons of Mutual Disaster
  4. Weapons of Multiple Disaster
B
Q.23: Pneumonia directly affects:?
  1. Circulatory System
  2. Respiratory System
  3. Digestive System
  4. Excretory System
B
Q.24: Largest Muslim Country by land mass is :?
  1. Afghanistan
  2. Kazakhstan
  3. Saudia Arabia
  4. None of these
B
Q.25: Which of the following planet has the smallest diameter??
  1. Venus
  2. Jupiter
  3. Mercury
  4. Mars
C
Q.26: Find out appropriate prepositions to fill in the blanks: No doubt, he has achieved much, but I can't give him credit -----all that he boasts ----?
  1. An - about
  2. for - about
  3. for - to
  4. about - the
B
Q.27: The areas around the North and South poles within the Polar circles are called:?
  1. Gypsum
  2. Zinc
  3. Graphite
  4. Sand
A
Q.28: Jamal Khashoggi was killed inside the Saudi Consulate in the Turkish city of: ---?
  1. Ankara
  2. Istanbul
  3. Adana
  4. Izmir
B
Q.29: Lungs of birds consists of: ----?
  1. Alveoli
  2. Parabronchi
  3. Both A and B
  4. None of these
A
Q.30: Choose the correct Analogy of Argument : Debate :?
  1. Violence : Peace
  2. Fight : Contest
  3. Challenge : Opponent
  4. Give : Take
B
Q.31: Choose correct meaning of the idiom / proverb : To talk through one's hat.?
  1. To speak fluently
  2. To talk nonsense
  3. To talk wisdom
  4. To speak at random
B
Q.32: Which country is called Land of thousand lakes??
  1. Indonesia
  2. Maldives
  3. Finland
  4. Iceland
C
Q.33: The thinnest layer of the Earth is :?
  1. Crust
  2. Core
  3. Outer Mantle
  4. Inner Mantle
A
Q.34: The Mazar of Famous Ruler of Sindh Mian Yar Muhammad Kalhoro is:?
  1. Hyderabad
  2. Sukkur
  3. Khudaabad
  4. Johi
C
Q.35: Which Country's business piane was recently alleged by a journalist, to have landed in Islamabad??
  1. syria
  2. Tanzania
  3. Israel
  4. North Korea
C
Q.36: Choose the correct Analogy of Asylum: Refuge :?
  1. Foundation : Building
  2. Pig : Log
  3. Stir : Fry
  4. Lull : Storm
D
Q.37: Choose the correct Passive Structure of: I shall help you in making your assignment.?
  1. You will be helped in making assignment.
  2. You would be helped in making assignment
  3. You shall be helped in making your assignment
  4. You would to be helped in making assignment
C
Q.38: Which of the following is not Baltic state:?
  1. Estonia
  2. Lithuania
  3. Latvia
  4. Romania
D
Q.39: The Liquid which is liquid at room temperature:?
  1. Lead
  2. Zinc
  3. Mercury
  4. Aluminum
C
Q.40: The Dayton Peace Agreement 1995 ended the conflict in:?
  1. Northern Ireland and Republic of Ireland
  2. Bosnia and Herzegovina
  3. Ethiopia and Eritrea
  4. Nigeria and Boko Haram
A
Q.41: Who has been named the 2018 FIFA men's player:?
  1. Lionel Messi
  2. Luka Modric
  3. Cristiano Ronaldo
  4. Muhammad Saleh
B
Q.42: Give the near Antonym of Mettle?
  1. Courage
  2. Nerve
  3. Pluck
  4. Cowardly
D

GRE Vocabulary Words For Exams Set 6

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DENOUEMENT (n) [dey-noo-MAHN]
Syn: outcome; final development of the plot of a play
Ant: beginning
Usage: When the final denouement was reached, the public heaved a sigh for the wait for a verdict had been too long.

DEPOSE (v) [di-POHZ]
Syn: dethrone; remove from office
Ant: enthrone; elect
Usage: The young prince deposed his own father to take over rule of the kingdom.

DEPRAVITY (n) [di-PRAV-i-tee]
Syn: extreme corruption; wickedness
Ant: nobility
Usage: I was saddened to see the depravity and degradation William had been reduced to after the death of his moralistic wife.

DERIDE (v) [di-RAHYD]
Syn: ridicule; make fun of; scoff
Ant: applaud
Usage: Litle Paul was scared that his peers in school would deride him for his misshapen outfit.

DERISION (n) [di-RIZH-uh n]
Syn: ridicule
Ant: praise; compliments
Usage: He looked at her with scorn and derision.

DERIVATIVE (adj) [di-RIV-uh-tiv]
Syn: unoriginal; derived from another source
Ant: original
Usage: The derivative outcome of the bill is the massive surge in employment.

DESICCATE (v) [DES-i-keyt]
Syn: dry up
Ant: moisten
Usage: The recipe required the use of dry and desiccated coconut.
 
DESIDERATUM (n) [di-sid-uh-REY-tuh m] Syn: a thing lacking, but desired or needed Ant: neglect; avoidance; purposelessness
Usage: The desideratum or motive was the toughest to determine; everything else was easy.

DESPERADO (n) [des-puh-RAH-doh] Syn: reckless outlaw
Ant: NULL
Usage: Gary Summers is wanted by the sheriff who claims that he is a
desperado and a law-breaker.

DESPICABLE (adj) [DES-pi-kuh-buh l] Syn: contemptible
Ant: commendable
Usage: The woman’s behavior was uterly despicable and disgusting.

DESPOIL (v) [di-SPOIL]
Syn: plunder; pillage
Ant: build; construct; improve
Usage: The unruly, noisy crowd then went on a rampage and despoiled the palace.

DESULTORY (adj) [DES-uh l-tawr-ee]
Syn: aimless; haphazard; digressing at random
Ant: consecutive; serious; methodical; diligent; thorough; painstaking
Usage: They wandered desultorily and aimlessly for more than three hours in the woods before collapsing of fatigue near the stream.

DETONATION (v) [det-n-EY-shuh n] Syn: explosion
Ant: NULL
Usage: The detonation of the mines coincided with the arrival of the oil ministry officials in the region.

DETRIMENTAL (adj) [de-truh-MEN-tl] Syn: harmful; damaging
Ant: helpful
 
Usage: This decision she has taken is detrimental and harmful to her health.

DIADEM (n) [DAHY-uh-dem]
Syn: crown: control
Ant: weakness
Usage: She wore a glitering diadem and a lovely brocade gown.

DIALECTIC (n) [dahy-uh-LEK-tik] Syn: art of debate
Ant: agreement
Usage: He was in an argumentative mood, so the critical statement pushed him into a hot dialectic with his colleague.

DIAPHANOUS (adj) [dahy-AF-uh-nuhs] Syn: sheer; transparent
Ant: thick; opaque
Usage: He was embarrassed to see her clad in a diaphanous gown and politely refused to step inside the room.

DIATRIBE (n) [DAHY-uh-trahyb]
Syn: biter scolding or harangue; invective; denunciation
Ant: praise; recommendation
Usage: Then there was an endless diatribe by his wife on why he should quit smoking.

DICHOTOMY (n) [dahy-KOT-uh-mee]
Syn: split; branching into two parts (especially contradictory ones)
Ant: unity
Usage: There is often a dichotomy between politicians’ words and their deeds.

DIDACTIC (adj) [dahy-DAK-tik] Syn: teaching; instructional
Ant: NULL
Usage: Nick has always been academically inclined so his didactic
achievements were no surprise to his family.

DIFFIDENCE (n) [DIF-i-duh ns]
Syn: shyness; lack of confidence
Ant: audacity; arrogance; confidence
 
Usage: To alleviate the young boy’s shyness and diffidence, George talked to him gently about books, music and other subjects which might draw the boy’s atention.

DIFFUSION (n) [di-FYOO-zhuh n]
Syn: wordiness; spreading in all directions like a gas
Ant: concentration
Usage: The diffusion of the chemical slowly through the liquid in the beaker was interesting to watch.

DIGRESSION (n) [di-GRESH-uh n]
Syn: wandering away from the subject
Ant: directness; straightness
Usage: The digression of the speaker every now and then from the subject of the lecture was geting tiresome.

DILETTANTE (n) [DIL-i-tahnt]
Syn: aimless follower of the arts; amateur; dabbler
Ant: connoisseur
Usage: Nora is but a dileflante; she needs to learn so much more.

DIORAMA (n) [dahy-uh-RAM-uh]
Syn: life-size, three-dimensional scene from nature or history
Ant: NULL
Usage: At the exhibition hall, this weekend, there is a diorama of wildlife.

DIRGE (n) [durj] Syn: sad song Ant: NULL
Usage: The ladies of the dead tribesman’s family wailed loudly in a dirge.

DISAPPROBATION (n) [dis-ap-ruh-BEY-shuh n] Syn: disapproval; condemnation
Ant: approval
Usage: Disapprobation was strongly writen on his face when he read the leter he’d seized from his daughter’s fist.

DISCERNIBLE (adj) [di-SUR-nuh-buh l] Syn: distinguishable; perceivable
 
Ant: indiscernible; invisible; impalpable; obscure; minute
Usage: He spoke so softly that his response was barely discernible.

DISCOMBOBULATED (adj) [dis-kuh m BOB-yuh-leyt id] Syn: confused; discomposed
Ant: lucid; clear
Usage: The staff of the local county office was discombobulated and upset by the sudden unexpected arrival of the administration officials.

DISCORDANT (adj) [dis-KAWR-dnt] Syn: not harmonious; conflicting
Ant: harmonious
Usage: In the midst of the lovely music suddenly some discordant tunes were heard, very jarring to the ears.

DISCREPANCY (n) [di-SKREP-uh n-see]
Syn: lack of consistency; difference
Ant: agreement consonance; similarity
Usage: There was a huge discrepancy between the original will and the recently prepared one.

DISCRETE (adj) [di-SKREET]
Syn: separate; discontinuous; unconnected
Ant: atached; combined; joined
Usage: Discrete particles hold a great fascination for Mark and he has chosen to conduct extensive research on them for his thesis.

DISCURSIVE (adj) [di-SKUR-siv]
Syn: digressing; rambling
Ant: focusing
Usage: His speech was long and discursive, often digressing from the main subject.

DISGRUNTLE (v) [dis-GRUHN-tl]
Syn: make discontented; disappoint; anger
Ant: appease
Usage: The new computer so disgruntled and dissatisfied the man that he decided to return it to the store.
 
DISINGENUOUS (adj) [dis-in-JEN-yoo-uh s] Syn: not naive; sophisticated
Ant: naive; ingenuous
Usage: His disingenuous and insincere means of achieving the monthly targets soon came to the notice of the manager and he was dismissed from the job.

DISJUNCTION (n) [dis-JUHNGK-shuhn]
Syn: act or state of separation
Ant: joining; assembly
Usage: Several skills will be developed through experimentation but  there will be a disjunction between aspiration and fulfillment.

DISPARAGE (v) [di-SPAR-ij]
Syn: belitle
Ant: tout
Usage: When Isabella further disparaged Michael’s writing by poking fun and mocking several of the passages in the story, Margaret could take it no longer and begged her to stop.

DISPARATE (adj) [DIS-per-it]
Syn: unrelated; incomparable in quality; basically different
Ant: alike; equal; similar
Usage: They are as disparate as fire and ice.

DISPORT (v) [di-SPAWRT]
Syn: amuse
Ant: bore
Usage: The children loved to disport themselves with Lego kits and board games.

DISPUTATIOUS (adj) [dis-pyoo-TEY-shuh s] Syn: argumentative; fond of arguing
Ant: agreeable
Usage: The scene between the two men was fast turning into a disputatious
one, with both of them arguing vehemently and occasionally with violence.

DISSEMINATE (v) [di-SEM-uh-neyt]
Syn: distribute; spread; scater (like seeds)
Ant: collect; gather
 
Usage: The news was then disseminated to all parts of the world through the various news channels.

DISSIMULATE (v)  [di-SIM-yuh-leyt] Syn: pretend; conceal by feigning; deceive Syn: be honest
Usage: The thief deceived and dissimulated his way into a job as a bank teller so he could later empty the vaults.

DISSONANCE (n) [DIS-uh-nuh ns]
Syn: discord
Ant: agreement; concord; harmony
Usage: The dissonance and din were making it difficult for us to hear each other.

DISTRAIT (adj) [di-STREY]
Syn: absent-minded
Ant: focused
Usage: He is in a distrait mood today, preoccupied with something else.

DIURNAL (adj) [dahy-UR-nl] Syn: daily
Ant: nocturnal; nightly
Usage: Bats are not diurnal creatures; rather they are nocturnal creatures.

DOCKET (n) [DOK-it]
Syn: program, as for trial; book where such entries are made
Ant: NULL
Usage: The regional docket for the training is not yet ready.

DODDERING (adj) [DOD-er-ing] Syn: shaky; infirm from old age Ant: firm; strong
Usage: The doddering old man could hardly be called as an opponent for mighty, powerful Richard.

DOGMATIC (adj) [dawg-MAT-ik] Syn: opinionated; arbitrary; doctrinal Ant: indecisive; flexible
 
Usage: Her dogmatic and rigid atitude often annoys the people around her.

DOLT (n) [dohlt] Syn: stupid person Ant: genius
Usage: Mike kicked the boy hard saying he was a dolt and an idiot for having made such a terrible error.

DOSSIER (n) [DOS-ee-ey]
Syn: file of documents on a subject
Ant: NULL
Usage: They had prepared an extensive dossier on the criminal with complete information from his childhood background to his presently known  activities.

DOUR (adj) [doo r] Syn: sullen; stubborn
Ant: happy; pleasant; cheerful
Usage: Nora let out a sad sigh upon seeing Jack’s dour temperament for she had been hoping fervently to find him in a pleasant, cheerful mood.

DRACONIAN (adj) [drey-koh-nee-uhn] Syn: extremely severe
Ant: lax; lenient
Usage: The Drake opinion took steps toward making the recession remedy less draconian.

DROSS (n) [draws]
Syn: refuse; rubbish; waste mater; worthless impurities
Ant: items of value
Usage: All we could see at the site of the explosion was debris, rubble and
dross.

DRUDGERY (n) [DRUHJ-uh-ree]
Syn: menial work
Ant: valuable, interesting work
Usage: For years she endured a life of drudgery to put her son through college.

DUBIOUS (adj) [DOO-bee-uh s]
 
Syn: questionable; filled with doubt
Ant: unquestionable; definite; positive; sure
Usage: He has risen to the top through dubious means.

DULCET (adj) [DUHL-sit]
Syn: sweet-sounding
Ant: cacophonous
Usage: Together, standing hand in hand on the dais, they sang a dulcet duet and charmed the crowd.

DYSPEPTIC (adj) [dis-PEP-tik]
Syn: suffering from indigestion; crabby; grouchy
Ant: irritable; pleasant; cheerful
Usage: The landlady was upset at having taken in a dyspeptic, bad-tempered tenant, for she feared the other tenants might be disturbed by his presence.

EBB (v) [eb]
Syn: recede; lessen
Ant: flow; increase
Usage: We decided to wait it out till the tide began to ebb.

EBULLIENT (adj) [i-BUHL-yuh nt]
Syn: showing excitement; overflowing with enthusiasm
Ant: lackluster
Usage: Her ebullient spirits and cheerful mood were contagious; soon the whole group was in a lively mood.

ECCLESIASTIC (adj) [i-klee-zee-AS-tik] Syn: pertaining to the church
Ant: secular
Usage: The stranger introduced himself as an ecclesiastic scholar and said that he was looking for directions to the local church.

ECOLOGIST (n) [ih-kol-uh-jee]
Syn: a person concerned with the interrelationship between living organisms and their environment
Ant: NULL
Usage: Many an ecologist gathered at the annual ecological and environmental convention to discuss and share ideas about ways to preserve and conserve
 
nature.

EFFACE (v) [i-FEYS]
Syn: rub out
Ant: restore; revive; portray; delineate; preserve; insert
Usage: The terrorists effaced every sign of civilization in the village, reducing it almost to a ghost town.

EFFEMINATE (adj) [i-FEM-uh-nit] Syn: having womanly traits
Ant: masculine
Usage: Paul’s effeminate mannerisms and girlish giggles annoyed Jim a great deal but he couldn’t do anything about it.

EFFETE (adj) [i-FEET]
Syn: worn out; exhausted; barren
Ant: energetic; tireless
Usage: The efforts of the team have lately been effete with none of the targets accomplished.

EFFICACY (n) [EF-i-kuh-see]
Syn: power to produce desired effect
Ant: inefficiency; uselessness; futility
Usage: The young woman’s efficacy and diligence impressed me; I decided to give her a year-end promotion.

EFFLUVIUM (n) [i-FLOO-vee-uh m]
Syn: noxious smell
Ant: bouquet; pleasant fragrance
Usage: The room was filled with strong fumes of effluvium and we were compelled to move out.

EFFRONTERY (n) [i-FRUHN-tuh-ree]
Syn: shameless boldness
Ant: diffidence
Usage: The manager was taken aback to see the newly appointed salesman’s effrontery; he certainly hadn’t expected this kind of brash behavior from a newcomer.
 
EGOISM (n) [EE-goh-iz-uh m]
Syn: excessive interest in one's self; belief that one should be interested in one's self rather than in others
Ant: selflessness
Usage: His pride and egoism will one day bring about his fall.

EGREGIOUS (adj) [i-GREE-juh s]
Syn: notorious; conspicuously bad or shocking
Ant: ordinary
Usage: He is an egregious boast and people take his words with a pinch of salt.

ELEGY (n) [EL-i-jee]
Syn: poem or song expressing lamentation; dirge; epitaph
Ant: celebration
Usage: The poet decided to compose an elegy for his friend’s funeral.

ELICIT (v) [ih-LIS-it]
Syn: evoke; draw out by discussion
Ant: draw in
Usage: No mater what I said, I failed to elicit any kind of response from the child.

ELLIPSIS (n) [i-LIP-sis]
Syn: omission of words understood from a context as in 'if (it is) possible'
Ant: complete expression
Usage: The story was inundated with many an ellipsis causing a disjointed effect leaving sentences as though they were incomplete.

ELLIPTICAL (adj) [i-LIP-ti-kuh l]
Syn: oval; ambiguous, either purposely or because key words have been left out
Ant: square; complete
Usage: She wore an elliptical, conical hat with her golden brown locks tumbling out from the corners.

ELOQUENCE (n) [EL-uh-kwuh  ns] Syn: expressiveness; persuasive speech Ant: speechlessness
 
Usage: We sat speechless, amazed and impressed by his eloquence and articulation.

ELYSIAN (adj) [i-LIZH-uh n]
Syn: relating to paradise; blissful
Ant: hellish
Usage: We were secretly ecstatic at the thought of experiencing Elysian
pleasures.

EMBARGO (n) [em-BAHR-goh]
Syn: ban on commerce or other activity
Ant: allowance; permit
Usage: Unprepared for the embargo and prohibition, we were left without any supplies for a week, subsisting on whatever litle we had at our disposal.

EMBATTLED (adj) [em-BAT-ld]
Syn: (of army, etc) ready for batle; in a state of defense
Ant: peaceful
Usage: An embaflled management eventually had to give in to the demands of the workers.

EMBELLISH (v) [em-BEL-ish]
Syn: adorn; ornament
Ant: disfigure; deface; mar
Usage: Her gown was embellished with threaded designs of pure gold.

EMBROIL (v) [em-BROLI]
Syn: throw into confusion; involve in strife; entangle
Ant: extricate
Usage: Karen was embroiled in a nasty controversy when the press got hold of some indiscreet photographs from her youth.

EMETIC (n) [uh-MET-ik]
Syn: substance causing vomiting
Ant: NULL
Usage: Martha had no idea whatsoever that the liquid would act like an emetic
and cause Noel to vomit profusely.

EMOLLIENT (n) [i-MOL-yuh nt]
 
Syn: soothing or softening remedy
Ant: abrasive substance
Usage: He applied a soothing emollient to the bruise on his arm.

EMPIRICAL (adj) [em-PIR-i-kuh  l] Syn: based on experience; practical Ant: anecdotal; impractical; conjectural
Usage: The scientists based their conclusion on the empirical evidence from their many experiments.

ENCIPHER (v) [en-SAHY-fer]
Syn: encode
Ant: decode
Usage: The design is derived from the Enigma device, a machine used during World War II to encipher messages.

ENCOMIUM (n) [en-KOH-mee-uh m] Syn: high praise; eulogy
Ant: condemnation; denunciation; vilification; censure
Usage: The senator was flatered to see the encomium and tributes being lavished upon him.

ENCROACHMENT (n) [en-KROHCH-muh nt]
Syn: gradual intrusion
Ant: maintenance of separation
Usage: The government needs to do something about the encroachment of the marshlands.

ENDEMIC (adj) [en-DEM-ik]
Syn: prevailing among a specific group of people or in a specific area or a country
Ant: widespread
Usage: The officials advised Karen to be quarantined in isolation because she had been diagnosed to have an endemic disease.

ENERVATE (v) [EN-er-veyt] Syn: weaken
Ant: strengthen; energize
 
Usage: A sleepless night had enervated Jim and made him listless in the morning.

ENFRANCHISE (v) [en-FRAN-chahyz]
Syn: admit to the rights of citizenship (especially the right to vote)
Ant: disenfranchise; withdraw citizenship or voting rights
Usage: The group of slaves beamed with gratitude for the white  foreigner who had enfranchised them and given back their liberty and dignity.

ENHANCE (v) [en-HANS]
Syn: increase; improve
Ant: decrease; reduce; worsen
Usage: They have decided to enhance the features of the air-conditioning system to make it much more advanced and efficient.

ENIGMA (n) [uh-NIG-muh]
Syn: puzzle; mystery
Ant: known
Usage: Till her last, Sara remained an enigma to her neighbors who could never figure out much about her.

ENNUI (n) [ahn-WEE]
Syn: boredom
Ant: interest
Usage: Boredom and ennui engulfed Sam as he idled about on the litle island with nothing at all to do.

ENSCONCE (v) [en-SKONS]
Syn: setle comfortably; hide away
Ant: unveil; uncover
Usage: To their extreme consternation, the man ensconced himself firmly on the boat, saying no one could stop him from journeying with the others.

ENTOMOLOGY (n) [en-tuh-MOL-uh-jee] Syn: study of insects
Ant: NULL
Usage: Mr. Gordon was shocked to know that his son had chosen to specialize in entomology because as a child, Paul had always been terrified of insects.
 
ENTRÉE (n) [AHN-trey]
Syn: right to enter
Ant: rejection; blackballing
Usage: Only the swankiest and swishiest celebrities would gain entrée to the high profile dinner.

ENVIRON (v) [en-VAHY-ruh n]
Syn: enclose; surround
Ant: NULL
Usage: The course offered by the university did not environ the topics I’d anticipated but rather encompassed a wholly different range.

EON (n) [EE-uh n]
Syn: long period of time; an age
Ant: moment; short period of time
Usage: It was eons since I had stepped into a studio and everything seemed different to me.

EPAULET (n) [EP-uh-let]
Syn: ornament worn on the shoulder (of a uniform, etc.)
Ant: NULL
Usage: The sergeant commander’s uniform bore three tasseled epaulets.

EPHEMERAL (adj) [i-FEM-er-uh l] Syn: short-lived; fleeting
Ant: perpetual; endless; eternal; enduring; permanent
Usage:  The pleasure was ephemeral,   temporary and  not long-lasting or enduring.

EPISODIC (adj) [EP-uh-SOD-ik]
Syn: loosely connected; divided into incidents
Ant: continuous
Usage: The producer suggested that they break the script to formulate an
episodic serial with 100 episodes.

EPISTEMOLOGIST (n) [ih-pis-tuh-MOL-uh-jist]
Syn: philosopher who studies the nature of knowledge
Ant: NULL
 
Usage: Though qualified as a philosopher, Gia wants to further specialize as an epistemologist and study the nature of knowledge, its presuppositions, foundations, and validity.

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