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Set 5 — Indict to Wan

#WordMCQ answerSynonymsAntonymUrduSentence
1Indict(a) Accusecharge, prosecuteacquitفردِ جرم عائد کرناHe was indicted for bribery.
2Superannuated(c) Retiredpensioned off; outdatedmodern, activeریٹائرڈ، فرسودہSuperannuated officers get a pension.
3Endorsement(c) Commendationapproval, supportdisapprovalتوثیق، تائیدThe plan won the PM's endorsement.
4Stamina(d) Energy (book) — (a) Endurance is the classic synonymendurance, staying powerweaknessقوتِ برداشت، دم خمMarathon runners need great stamina.
5Brash(b) Rudebrazen, impudentmodestگستاخHis brash remarks offended the panel.
6Decry(d) Disparagedenounce, condemnpraiseمذمت کرنا، برا بھلا کہناActivists decried the new tax.
7Mollify(d) Appeasepacify, sootheenrageٹھنڈا کرنا، مناناAn apology mollified the angry client.
8Recall(d) Rememberrecollect, recountforgetیاد کرنا؛ واپس بلاناI can't recall where I left my keys.
9Jeopardy(d) Dangerperil, risksafetyخطرہThousands of jobs are in jeopardy.
10Economise(c) Savecut back, conservesquanderکفایت کرناWe must economise on electricity.
11Juvenile(b) Youngyouthful; childishadult, matureنوعمر؛ بچکانہJuvenile offenders go to special courts.
12Venture(b) Riskundertaking, gamble—جوکھم، مہمHis business venture paid off.
13Impertinent(a) Impudentrude, insolentrespectfulگستاخIt was impertinent to interrupt the judge.
14Impediment(b) Obstructionhindrance, barrieraidرکاوٹCorruption is an impediment to growth.
15Lurid(a) Sensationalshocking, graphicmildسنسنی خیزThe film showed lurid scenes of war.
16Masterpiece(d) Modelmagnum opus, classicfailureشاہکارThe Taj Mahal is a masterpiece of Mughal art.
17Alert(a) Watchfulvigilant, waryinattentiveچوکسAn alert citizen reported the fire.
18Articulate(a) Distincteloquent, clearinarticulateواضح، صاف بیانShe is an articulate speaker.
19Veer(a) Shiftswerve, turncontinue straightرخ بدلناThe car veered off the road.
20Supercilious(c) Haughtyarrogant, disdainfulhumbleمغرور، متکبرThe clerk gave a supercilious smile.
21Demit(d) Resignrelinquish, give upassumeعہدہ چھوڑناHe demitted office after the verdict.
22Berserk(d) Wildfrenzied, crazedcalmآپے سے باہر، دیوانہ وارThe crowd went berserk after the goal.
23Grotesque(a) Fantasticbizarre, distortednormal, gracefulبھونڈا، عجیب الخلقتThe mask had a grotesque face.
24Counsel(d) Adviseguide, recommendmisleadمشورہ دیناElders counselled patience.
25Succulent(c) Juicymoist, lusciousdryرس دارWe ate succulent mangoes from Multan.
26Testify(a) Witnessattest, give evidencedenyگواہی دیناShe testified against the accused.
27Ascend(b) Mountclimb, risedescendاوپر چڑھناClimbers ascended K2 in summer.
28Ostracize(a) Cut offexclude, shunwelcomeبرادری سے نکالنا، بائیکاٹ کرناHe was ostracized for speaking out.
29Forlorn(a) Uncaredabandoned, desolatecheerful, cared-forبے یار و مددگار، اداسA forlorn child sat by the road.
30Rile(d) Annoyirritate, vexsootheچِڑانا، غصہ دلاناHis arrogance riled the voters.
31Laze(b) Restlounge, idletoilکاہلی سے وقت گزارناWe lazed by the river all afternoon.
32Ugly(d) Repulsivehideous, unsightlybeautifulبدصورتThe protest took an ugly turn.
33Effete(c) Feebleweak, decadentvigorousناتواں، کمزورThe effete aristocracy lost power.
34Sloppy(b) Carelessslapdash, messymeticulousبے ڈھنگا، لاپرواSloppy work costs marks.
35Harbinger(d) Messenger (book) — (b) Forerunner is the classic synonymherald, precursoraftermathپیش رو، نقیبThe cuckoo is a harbinger of spring.
36Indolence(c) Lazinesssloth, idlenessdiligenceسستی، کاہلیIndolence ruins talent.
37Accentuated(c) Sharpenedemphasized, highlightedmitigatedنمایاں کیا گیاThe crisis accentuated regional divides.
38Disrupt(c) Breakdisturb, interruptrestoreدرہم برہم کرناFloods disrupted traffic.
39Sumptuous (MPT 2022)(a) Luxuriouslavish, opulentmeagreپرتکلف، شاندارThey served a sumptuous dinner.
40Latent(d) Concealeddormant, hiddenmanifestپوشیدہ، مخفیEvery child has latent talent.
41Numinous(b) Awful (= awe-inspiring)spiritual, sacredmundaneروحانی، ہیبت ناکThe shrine had a numinous atmosphere.
42Stupid(a) Sillyfoolish, dimcleverبیوقوفIt was a stupid mistake.
43Bucolic(d) Rusticpastoral, ruralurbanدیہاتی، دیہیHe painted bucolic scenes of Punjab.
44Groggy(a) Unsteadydazed, woozyalertنیم بے ہوش، لڑکھڑاتاI felt groggy after the long flight.
45Vie(b) Competecontend, strivecooperateمقابلہ کرناParties vie for the youth vote.
46Console(c) Pacifycomfort, solacedistressتسلی دیناFriends consoled the grieving family.
47Genesis(b) Beginning ⚠️ Key: a (Relevant)origin, sourceendآغاز، ابتداThe genesis of the idea was a chance talk.
48Sultry(d) Hot & oppressivehumid, muggy; sensualcoolحبس زدہ، امس والاJuly afternoons in Lahore are sultry.
49Hedge(c) Evadeequivocate, dodgecommitگول مول بات کرناThe spokesman hedged on the question.
50Wan(a) Tiredpale, pallidruddyزرد رو، مرجھایا ہواShe gave a wan smile after the illness.