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Antonyms – Competitive English – LS

Antonyms – Set 5

Dear ! This is Antonyms – Set 5  Quiz and it contains 50 questions.



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1. People know him for his vanity.

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2. On hearing the news he was in a state of ecstasy.

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3. Lucy is a smart girl.

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4. Most surfaces are made glossy by polishing.

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5. My parents were confident of my success in the examination.

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6. Old people are usually more conservative than young people.

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7. Many of the propositions he put up at the conference were ludicrous.

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8. Mother Teresa devoted her life to the service of the poor and the destitute.

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9. Last month tomatoes were quite cheap.

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10. People understand speech in the context of their accumulated experience.

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11. One can acquire fame only by being truthful, honest and faithful.

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12. Our knowledge of the past is still largely a matter of informed conjecture.

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13. Never be impulsive in taking decisions.

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14. Joys and tensions are ephemeral aspects of life.

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15. His move was a calculated one.

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16. People who are actually running the system often take a myopic view of the situation.

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17. Mr. Lal was a reserved man.

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18. Only egalitarianism can lay the foundations of a strong nation.

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19. Let us not aggravate the sufferings of the poor.

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20. Nothin has been organised properly and confuision seems inevitable.

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21. Moments of solitude and silence helped the poet to concentrate on his poetic combination.

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22. Many snakes are innocuous.

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23. His partners felt that it was a viable business proposition.

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24. Ours is undoubtedly a morbid society.

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25. Mohini was often teased as corpulent by her friends.

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26. Mahatma Gandhi said that compassion is more important than truth.

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27. Politicians toady are robbing the nation of its wealth.

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28. Never consider your opponent to be weaker than you.

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29. Overeating can often be detrimental.

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30. Matter expands on heating.

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31. Much to the chagrin of his parents,  Ajit  married a very poor girl.

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32. Only an agile person can be a successful sportsman.

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33. Pradeep is always jeered at by his companions.

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34. Mr. Khanna is held in high esteem by the residents of the colony.

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35. Like poverty, affluence can sometimes create its own problems.

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36. Only an inquisitive person can gain proper knowledge.

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37. One should never be reckless in his dealings with others.

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38. Life in the villages is very dull.

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39. Mr. Arun Lal is a noted personality in the town.

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40. Machine-civilisation has made human life artificial.

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41. My uncle is very wealthy, but rather parsimonious in his habits.

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42. Many people try to resist reforms in the society.

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43. Of all the companions of our joyous ascent, there were only the two of us left.

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44. Mrs. Higgins is a humble lady.

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45. Many reactions take place in the blast furnace simultaneously.

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46. Political differences introduced a note of discord into their relationship.

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47. Phoolan Devi had to surrender under the most pressing circumstances.

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48. On the face of it Poirot’s glance conveyed humorous impatience.

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49. Never adopt a callous attitude towards your duties.

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50. Merit need not be swamped while filling vacancies through a quota system.

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