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76 MCQs on Vocabulary (E) sit in the GK360 bank, collected from 1 solved papers. Below are the top 76 distinct questions — repeats across papers merged into their strongest version — with the correct answer marked, an explanation where the bank carries one, and the source paper named on every card.
Correct Answer: churchly
The book lists churchly among the synonyms of ECCLESIASTIC (also: ecclesial, ecclesiastical).
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Correct Answer: secular
The book lists secular among the antonyms of ECCLESIASTIC (also: lay).
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Correct Answer: bull
EDICT means a public command or proclamation issued by an authority. The book lists bull among the synonyms of EDICT (also: decree, diktat).
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Correct Answer: appeal
EDICT means a public command or proclamation issued by an authority. The book lists appeal among the antonyms of EDICT (also: entreaty, petition).
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Correct Answer: enlighten
EDIFY means to instruct or uplift, particularly In morals or religion. The book lists enlighten among the synonyms of EDIFY (also: educate, illume).
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Correct Answer: confuse
EDIFY means to instruct or uplift, particularly In morals or religion. The book lists confuse among the antonyms of EDIFY (also: perplex, puzzle).
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Correct Answer: decadent
EFFETE means no longer productive; hence, lacking in or, worn out. The book lists decadent among the synonyms of EFFETE (also: decayed, degenerate).
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Correct Answer: mighty
EFFETE means no longer productive; hence, lacking in or, worn out. The book lists mighty among the antonyms of EFFETE (also: powerful, rugged).
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Correct Answer: egocentric
EGOTISTIC means conceited. The book lists egocentric among the synonyms of EGOTISTIC (also: vain, assured).
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Correct Answer: altruistic
EGOTISTIC means conceited. The book lists altruistic among the antonyms of EGOTISTIC (also: egoless, humble).
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Correct Answer: blatant
EGREGIOUS means outstandingly bad an egregious . mistake with serious implications. The book lists blatant among the synonyms of EGREGIOUS (also: conspicuous, flagrant).
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Correct Answer: imperceptible
EGREGIOUS means outstandingly bad an egregious . mistake with serious implications. The book lists imperceptible among the antonyms of EGREGIOUS (also: inconspicuous, unnoticeable).
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Correct Answer: blat
EJACULATE means to exclaim or utter suddenly. The book lists blat among the synonyms of EJACULATE (also: blurt out, bolt).
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Correct Answer: be silent
EJACULATE means to exclaim or utter suddenly. The book lists be silent among the antonyms of EJACULATE (also: be still, hark).
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Correct Answer: evoke
ELICIT means to draw out. The book lists evoke among the synonyms of ELICIT (also: extract, extort).
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Correct Answer: disregard
ELICIT means to draw out. The book lists disregard among the antonyms of ELICIT (also: forget, ignore).
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Correct Answer: clarify
ELUCIDATE means to make clear; to explain. The book lists clarify among the synonyms of ELUCIDATE (also: clear, construe).
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Correct Answer: obscure
ELUCIDATE means to make clear; to explain. The book lists obscure among the antonyms of ELUCIDATE (also: befog, cloud).
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Correct Answer: agent
The book lists agent among the synonyms of EMISSARY (also: delegate, ambassado).
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Correct Answer: receiver
The book lists receiver among the antonyms of EMISSARY.
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Correct Answer: begs
ENGENDER means to cause, produce, or stir up-an act in that engendered good will. The book lists begs among the synonyms of ENGENDER (also: breed, bring).
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Correct Answer: cease
ENGENDER means to cause, produce, or stir up-an act in that engendered good will. The book lists cease among the antonyms of ENGENDER (also: end, stop).
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Correct Answer: beguilement
ENNUI means boredom; weariness of mind-fell asleep at the meeting from sheer ennui. The book lists beguilement among the antonyms of ENNUI (also: pi bewitchment, captivation).
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Correct Answer: appear
ENSUE means to follow or result-Silence ensued when pl the leader arose to speak. The book lists appear among the synonyms of ENSUE (also: ig arise, attend).
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Correct Answer: antecede
ENSUE means to follow or result-Silence ensued when pl the leader arose to speak. The book lists antecede among the antonyms of ENSUE.
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Correct Answer: solicit
ENTREAT means to beg earnestly. The book lists solicit among the synonyms of ENTREAT (also: supplicate, nc beseech).
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Correct Answer: hint
ENTREAT means to beg earnestly. The book lists hint among the antonyms of ENTREAT (also: imply, he intimate).
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Correct Answer: brief
EPHEMERAL means very short-lived. The book lists brief among the synonyms of EPHEMERAL (also: deciduous, kn momentary).
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Correct Answer: eternal
EPHEMERAL means very short-lived. The book lists eternal among the antonyms of EPHEMERAL (also: ceaseless, be dateless).
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Correct Answer: bon vivant
EPICUREAN means a person devoted to & luxurious living and pleasure. The book lists bon vivant among the synonyms of EPICUREAN (also: epicure, an gastronome).
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Correct Answer: glutton
EPICUREAN means a person devoted to & luxurious living and pleasure. The book lists glutton among the antonyms of EPICUREAN (also: gorger, guzzler).
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Correct Answer: adage
EPIGRAM means a brief pointed saying. The book lists adage among the synonyms of EPIGRAM (also: aphorism, av apothegm).
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Correct Answer: big
EPIGRAM means a brief pointed saying. The book lists big among the antonyms of EPIGRAM (also: large, lengthy).
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Correct Answer: commemoration
EPITAPH means a tombstone inscription. The book lists commemoration among the synonyms of EPITAPH (also: imo elegy, epigraph).
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Correct Answer: characterization
EPITHET means a phrase that describes a quality (good Sut or bad) in a person or thing. The book lists characterization among the synonyms of EPITHET (also: appellation, alias).
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Correct Answer: accolade
EPITHET means a phrase that describes a quality (good Sut or bad) in a person or thing. The book lists accolade among the antonyms of EPITHET (also: ani ammendation, compliment).
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Correct Answer: serenity
EQUANIMITY means evenness mper or mind. The book lists serenity among the synonyms of EQUANIMITY (also: composure iperturbability, aplomb).
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Correct Answer: agitation
EQUANIMITY means evenness mper or mind. The book lists agitation among the antonyms of EQUANIMITY (also: discomposure srturbation, alarm).
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Correct Answer: aimless
ERRATIC means irresponsible, eccentric; lacking a fixec pose erratic behavior, reflecting his quee! gas. The book lists aimless among the synonyms of ERRATIC (also: arbitrary, catch-as-tch-can).
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Correct Answer: methodical
ERRATIC means irresponsible, eccentric; lacking a fixec pose erratic behavior, reflecting his quee! gas. The book lists methodical among the antonyms of ERRATIC (also: orderly, organized).
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Correct Answer: educated
ERUDITE means learned. The book lists educated among the synonyms of ERUDITE (also: knowledgeable, learned).
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Correct Answer: benighted
ERUDITE means learned. The book lists benighted among the antonyms of ERUDITE (also: dark, ignorant).
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Correct Answer: abstruse
ESOTERIC means understood by only a select few. The book lists abstruse among the synonyms of ESOTERIC (also: recondite, arcane).
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Correct Answer: shailow
ESOTERIC means understood by only a select few. The book lists shailow among the antonyms of ESOTERIC (also: superficial, common).
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Correct Answer: questionable
EXCEPTIONABLE means objectionable. The book lists questionable among the synonyms of EXCEPTIONABLE (also: reprehensible, censurable).
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Correct Answer: laudable
EXCEPTIONABLE means objectionable. The book lists laudable among the antonyms of EXCEPTIONABLE (also: inoffensive, unobjectionable).
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Correct Answer: vindicate
EXCULPATE means to free from blame. The book lists vindicate among the synonyms of EXCULPATE (also: exonerate, absolve).
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Correct Answer: arraign
EXCULPATE means to free from blame. The book lists arraign among the antonyms of EXCULPATE (also: indict, inculpate).
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Correct Answer: illustrative
EXEMPLARY means serving as a del; commendable. The book lists illustrative among the synonyms of EXEMPLARY (also: typical, praiseworthy).
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Correct Answer: bad
EXEMPLARY means serving as a del; commendable. The book lists bad among the antonyms of EXEMPLARY (also: low-grade, poor).
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Correct Answer: outflow
EXODUS means departure, emigration. The book lists outflow among the synonyms of EXODUS (also: gush, outpour).
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Correct Answer: flux
EXODUS means departure, emigration. The book lists flux among the antonyms of EXODUS (also: inflow, influx).
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Correct Answer: bizarro
EXOTIC means strange and foreign. The book lists bizarro among the synonyms of EXOTIC (also: glamorous).
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Correct Answer: familiar
EXOTIC means strange and foreign. The book lists familiar among the antonyms of EXOTIC (also: nonglamorous).
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Correct Answer: dilate
EXPATIATE means to speak or write at great length. The book lists dilate among the synonyms of EXPATIATE (also: declaim, descant).
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Correct Answer: abridge
EXPATIATE means to speak or write at great length. The book lists abridge among the antonyms of EXPATIATE (also: compress, condense).
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Correct Answer: deportee
The book lists deportee among the synonyms of EXPATRIATE (also: evacuee, exile).
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Correct Answer: allow
The book lists allow among the antonyms of EXPATRIATE (also: wetcome).
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Correct Answer: opportune
EXPEDIENT means convenient in helping to attain some purpose. The book lists opportune among the synonyms of EXPEDIENT (also: seasonable).
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Correct Answer: impolitic
EXPEDIENT means convenient in helping to attain some purpose. The book lists impolitic among the antonyms of EXPEDIENT (also: imprudent, inadvisable).
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Correct Answer: deed
The book lists deed among the synonyms of EXPLOIT (also: feat, number).
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Correct Answer: bore
The book lists bore among the antonyms of EXPLOIT (also: bummer, bust).
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Correct Answer: air
EXPOUND means to set forth in detall; to explain. The book lists air among the synonyms of EXPOUND (also: express, give).
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Correct Answer: stifle
EXPOUND means to set forth in detall; to explain. The book lists stifle among the antonyms of EXPOUND (also: suppress, obscure).
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Correct Answer: purge
EXPURGATE means to purify (usually a piece of writing) of offensive material. The book lists purge among the synonyms of EXPURGATE (also: delete, bowdlerize).
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Correct Answer: approve
EXPURGATE means to purify (usually a piece of writing) of offensive material. The book lists approve among the antonyms of EXPURGATE (also: authorize, sanction).
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Correct Answer: impromptu
EXTEMPORANEOUS means done or spoken on the spur of the moment or without preparafion. The book lists impromptu among the synonyms of EXTEMPORANEOUS (also: offhand, ad hoc).
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Correct Answer: considered
EXTEMPORANEOUS means done or spoken on the spur of the moment or without preparafion. The book lists considered among the antonyms of EXTEMPORANEOUS (also: planned, premeditated).
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Correct Answer: defunct
EXTINCT means no longer existing or active. The book lists defunct among the synonyms of EXTINCT.
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Correct Answer: bygone
EXTINCT means no longer existing or active. The book lists bygone among the antonyms of EXTINCT (also: bypast, dead).
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Correct Answer: eradicate
EXTIRPATE means to root out, destroy totally. The book lists eradicate among the synonyms of EXTIRPATE (also: exterminate, efface).
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Correct Answer: conserve
EXTIRPATE means to root out, destroy totally. The book lists conserve among the antonyms of EXTIRPATE (also: preserve, protect).
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Correct Answer: extrinsic
EXTRANEOUS means not essential; foreign; irrelevant. The book lists extrinsic among the synonyms of EXTRANEOUS (also: adventitious).
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Correct Answer: germane
EXTRANEOUS means not essential; foreign; irrelevant. The book lists germane among the antonyms of EXTRANEOUS (also: intrinsic, inherent).
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Correct Answer: crowing
EXULTATION means great rejoicing. The book lists crowing among the synonyms of EXULTATION (also: delight, elation).
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Correct Answer: discouragement
EXULTATION means great rejoicing. The book lists discouragement among the antonyms of EXULTATION.
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The bank holds 76 questions tagged "Vocabulary (E)" under English, drawn from 1 solved papers. After merging the same question asked in multiple papers, 76 are distinct; this page shows the top 76.
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