• 'Decorum' refers to behavior in keeping with good taste and propriety. Therefore, 'propriety' is the correct synonym.
• 'Impropriety', 'rudeness', and 'indecency' are antonyms, describing inappropriate or offensive behavior.
• 'Debility' means physical weakness, especially as a result of illness. Therefore, 'weakness' is the most appropriate synonym.
• 'Strength', 'vigor', and 'robustness' are antonyms, referring to physical power and health.
• 'Deceit' refers to the action or practice of deceiving someone by concealing or misrepresenting the truth; dishonesty. 'Fraud' is a direct synonym, meaning wrongful or criminal deception intended to result in financial or personal gain.
• 'Honesty', 'veracity', and 'sincerity' are antonyms, representing truthfulness and integrity.
• 'Delectable' means highly pleasing or delightful, especially to the taste or smell; delicious. Therefore, 'appetizing' is the correct synonym.
• 'Repulsive', 'unpleasant', and 'offensive' are antonyms, describing something disagreeable.
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• 'Demean' means to cause a loss of dignity or respect for someone or something; to humble or abase. Therefore, 'abase' is the most accurate synonym.
• 'Exalt', 'praise', and 'elevate' are antonyms, meaning to raise in status, glorify, or lift up.
EnglishSynonymsSynonymsQ. #6653 (CAT-I)
Many people __________ the rising levels of pollution and deforestation, fearing for the planet's future.
• The sentence suggests strong disapproval or regret about environmental issues. 'Deplore' (নিন্দা করা / গভীর ক্ষোভ বা শোক প্রকাশ করা) is the appropriate word.
• 'Deride' means to mock or ridicule.
• 'Deprive' means to prevent from having.
• 'Disdain' means to regard with contempt.
EnglishSynonymsSynonymsQ. #6652 (CAT-I)
The comedian's act was designed to __________ political figures and their absurd policies.
• The sentence implies making fun of or ridiculing political figures. 'Deride' (উপহাস করা / বিদ্রূপ করা) is the correct choice.
• 'Deplore' means to express strong disapproval.
• 'Deprive' means to prevent from having.
• 'Disdain' means to regard with contempt.
EnglishSynonymsSynonymsQ. #6651 (CAT-I)
The international community gathered to __________ the atrocities committed against innocent civilians.
• The sentence describes a public declaration that something is wrong or evil. 'Denounce' (প্রকাশ্যে অভিযুক্ত করা / নিন্দা ঘোষণা করা) is the most suitable word.
• 'Deride' means to mock.
• 'Deprive' means to prevent from having.
• 'Disdain' means to regard with contempt.
EnglishSynonymsSynonymsQ. #6650 (CAT-I)
It is cruel to __________ children of access to education and basic healthcare.
• The sentence talks about preventing children from having something essential. 'Deprive' (বঞ্চিত করা / ছিনিয়ে নেওয়া) is the correct word here.
• 'Deplore' means to express strong disapproval.
• 'Deride' means to mock or ridicule.
• 'Disdain' means to regard with contempt.
EnglishSynonymsSynonymsQ. #6649 (CAT-I)
The manager looked at the poorly executed report with clear __________, considering it beneath his notice.
• The sentence implies a feeling of unworthiness or lack of respect for the report. 'Disdain' (অবজ্ঞা / তাচ্ছিল্য) fits this context perfectly.
• 'Deride' means to mock or ridicule.
• 'Deprive' means to prevent someone from having something.
• 'Denounce' means to publicly declare something to be wrong or evil.
• The word 'denounce' means to publicly declare to be wrong or evil; criticize severely. Among the given options, 'indict' means to formally accuse or charge with a serious crime, which is the closest synonym in the context of public accusation and criticism.
• 'Praise' means to express warm approval or admiration of.
• 'Commend' means to praise formally or officially.
• 'Approve' means to officially agree to or accept as satisfactory.
• The word 'deplore' means to feel or express strong disapproval of something. Among the given options, 'lament' means to express passionate grief or sorrow for, which is the closest synonym.
• 'Applaud' means to show approval or praise by clapping.
• 'Celebrate' means to observe (a day or event) with ceremonies or festivities.
• 'Support' means to give assistance to, especially financially.
• The word 'deprive' means to prevent a person or place from having or using something. Among the given options, 'divest' means to strip (someone) of something, especially power, rights, or possessions, which is the closest synonym.
• 'Grant' means to agree to give or allow (something requested) to.
• 'Provide' means to make available for use; supply.
• 'Supply' means to make (something needed or wanted) available to someone; provide.
• The word 'deride' means to express contempt for; ridicule or mock. Among the given options, 'mock' means to tease or laugh at in a scornful or contemptuous manner, which is the closest synonym.
• 'Praise' means to express warm approval or admiration of.
• 'Commend' means to praise formally or officially.
• 'Flatter' means to lavish praise and compliments on (someone), often insincerely and with the aim of furthering one's own interests.
• The word 'disdain' means the feeling that someone or something is unworthy of one's consideration or respect. Among the given options, 'despise' means to feel contempt or a deep repugnance for, which is the closest synonym.
• 'Approve' means to officially agree to or accept as satisfactory.
• 'Admire' means to regard with respect or warm approval.
• 'Respect' means a feeling of deep admiration for someone or something elicited by their abilities, qualities, or achievements.