• 'Dissimilar' means not alike; different or contrary (ভিন্ন বা বিপরীতধর্মী).
• 'Opposite' (along with conflicting, contradictory, and contrary) fits as a synonym.
• 'Flourish' means abound/thrive, 'fragile' means brittle, and 'pardon' means absolve.
• 'Appendage' refers to a thing that is added or attached to something larger (অতিরিক্ত সংযোজন বা আনুষঙ্গিক অংশ).
• 'Adjunct' is a direct synonym.
• 'Reprove' means blame/censure, 'enmity' means acrimony/hostility, and 'obese' means corpulent.
• 'Liberality' means the quality of giving generously; benevolence (বদান্যতা বা দয়াশীলতা).
• 'Charity' shares this exact conceptual meaning.
• 'Voracity' refers to greed/covetousness, 'bitterness' means acrimony, and 'contradictory' means contrary.
EnglishSynonymsSynonymsQ. #6268 (CAT-I)
Choose the word that is closest in meaning to 'DISCOMPOSE':
• 'Discompose' means to disturb the composure of, agitate, or abash (অপ্রস্তুত বা লজ্জিত করা).
• 'Embarrass' directly matches this meaning.
• 'Touchstone' means standard/criterion, 'appendage' means adjunct, and 'preservation' means accumulation/storage.
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• 'Adept' means very skilled or proficient at something (দক্ষ বা নিপুণ).
• 'Proficient' (along with adroit and expert) is the exact synonym.
• 'Corpulent' means obese, 'barbarous' means savage, and 'bleak' means dreary.
• 'Transmute' means to change or convert in form, nature, or substance (রূপান্তরিত করা).
• 'Transform' directly matches 'transmute' and 'convert'.
• 'Discompose' means to abash/embarrass, 'amass' means accumulate, and 'reproach' means blame/censure.
• 'Smirch' means to make dirty or stain someone's reputation/appearance (দাগ বা কলঙ্ক দেওয়া).
• 'Stain' is a direct synonym of smirch (and blemish).
• 'Reprieve' means to absolve/pardon, 'liberality' means benevolence, and 'proselytise' means convert.
• 'Tumult' means a state of noisy confusion, disorder, or rush (হুড়োহুড়ি বা বিশৃঙ্খলা).
• 'Haste' (along with bustle, flurry, stir) shares the concept of hurried, excited movement and agitation.
• 'Accord' means harmony, 'addition' means adjunct, and 'criterion' means standard.
EnglishSynonymsSynonymsQ. #6263 (CAT-I)
Choose the most appropriate synonym for the word 'CUPIDITY':
• 'Cupidity' refers to an excessive desire or greed for money or possessions (অর্থলোভ বা অতিলালসা).
• 'Greed' is the exact synonym of cupidity.
• 'Benevolence' means generosity or kindness, 'stir' means flurry/commotion, and 'unison' means harmony/agreement.
EnglishSynonymsSynonymsQ. #6262 (CAT-I)
Select the word that is closest in meaning to 'DREARY':
• 'Dreary' means dull, depressing, and bleak (বিষাদময় বা আশাহীন).
• 'Bleak' is a direct synonym of dreary, conveying a sense of coldness, darkness, or lack of hope.
• 'Adroit' means skilful, 'convenient' means handy or suitable, and 'adamant' means inflexible.
EnglishSynonymsSynonymsQ. #6261 (CAT-I)
Select the word that is closest in meaning to 'CONSONANCE':
• 'Consonance' denotes agreement, compatibility, or state of harmony between things or opinions.
• 'Accord' directly corresponds as a synonym meaning formal agreement or harmony.
• Other options: 'Acrimony' and 'Enmity' signify bitterness/hostility (antonyms), and 'Tumult' refers to bustle/noisy commotion.
• 'Obdurate' means stubbornly refusing to change one's opinion or chosen course of action.
• 'Adamant' is a precise synonym meaning unyielding, inflexible, and determined.
• Other options: 'Delicate' means easily damaged/brittle, 'Charitable' means generous/benevolent, and 'Dreary' means bleak/dismal.
• 'Touchstone' refers to a fundamental test or standard by which the value or quality of something is judged.
• 'Criterion' is the exact synonym meaning a standard or principle used in judgment.
• Other options: 'Discompose' means to embarrass/abash, 'Stigma' means a blemish/mark of disgrace, and 'Cupidity' means greed/covetousness.
EnglishSynonymsSynonymsQ. #6258 (CAT-I)
Identify the word that is synonymous with 'UPBRAID':
• 'Upbraid' means to reproach severely, find fault with, or reprove someone.
• 'Blame' is the appropriate synonym which conveys holding someone responsible or censuring them.
• Other options: 'Attain' means to accomplish/reach, 'Unison' means harmony/accord, and 'Teem' means to abound.
EnglishSynonymsSynonymsQ. #6257 (CAT-I)
In the following sentence, find the synonym of the underlined word:
"The judge decided to <u>reprieve</u> the sentence after considering the new facts."
• 'Reprieve' means to grant a cancellation or postponement of a punishment, or to pardon/relent.
• 'Absolve' is a direct synonym denoting declaring someone free from guilt, blame, or legal liability.
• Other options: 'Censure' means to blame/criticize severely, 'Blemish' means a stain/defect, and 'Amass' means to gather or accumulate.