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Set 6 — Ingenuous to Rancor

#WordMCQ answerSynonymsAntonymUrduSentence
1Ingenuous(b) Frankinnocent, naive, candiddisingenuousسادہ لوح، بھولاHer ingenuous question made everyone smile.
2Consequence(b) Resultoutcome, effectcauseنتیجہEvery action has a consequence.
3Erotic(a) Sexualsensual, amorouschasteشہوانیThe censor board cut an erotic scene.
4Cruel(d) Mercilessbrutal, ruthlesskindظالم، بے رحمSlavery was a cruel system.
5Dodge(b) Avoidevade, sidestepfaceکترانا، بچ نکلناHe dodged the reporter's question.
6Inexplicable(c) Unaccountablebaffling, mysteriousexplicableناقابلِ بیان، ناقابلِ فہمHis sudden departure was inexplicable.
7Obstreperous(c) Noisyunruly, rowdyquiet, docileشوریدہ، ہنگامہ پرورAn obstreperous crowd blocked the road.
8Chimerical(b) Imaginaryfanciful, illusoryrealخیالی، وہمیA war-free world may seem chimerical.
9Conundrum(a) Questionpuzzle, riddlesolutionمعمہ، پہیلیInflation is a conundrum for policymakers.
10Irk(d) Annoyirritate, vexpleaseناراض کرنا، چڑاناDelays irk passengers.
11Muffle(b) Softendeaden, stifleamplifyآواز دباناSnow muffled the sound of footsteps.
12Sustain(a) Supportmaintain, upholdabandonقائم رکھنا، سہارا دیناCan we sustain this growth rate?
13Scour(a) Searchcomb, hunt; scruboverlookچھان مارنا؛ رگڑ کر صاف کرناPolice scoured the area for clues.
14Industrious(b) Hard workingdiligent, busylazyمحنتیIndustrious people rarely stay poor.
15Lachrymose(b) Mournfultearful, weepycheerfulاشک بار، رونے والاThe film's lachrymose ending moved the audience.
16Forage(a) Searchrummage, hunt for food—خوراک تلاش کرناGoats forage on the hillside.
17Ulterior(b) Impliedhidden, concealedovertپوشیدہ (مقصد)He had an ulterior motive for helping.
18Wary(a) Cautiouscareful, charyrecklessمحتاطBe wary of online scams.
19Welter(d) Confusionjumble, messorderابتری، گڈمڈA welter of rumours followed the crash.
20Retrieve(d) Recoverregain, fetchloseواپس حاصل کرناDivers retrieved the black box.
21Garnish(a) Decorateadorn, embellishstripسجانا (کھانا)Garnish the biryani with fried onions.
22Allow(c) Permitlet, authoriseforbidاجازت دیناPhones are not allowed in the exam hall.
23Caveat(d) Warningcaution, proviso—انتباہ، شرطThe offer comes with a caveat.
24Liability(a) Debtobligation; burdenassetذمہ داری، واجب الادا رقمThe company's liabilities exceed its assets.
25Amalgamate(c) Mixmerge, uniteseparateضم کرنا، ملاناThe two banks amalgamated in 2020.
26Condemn(a) Blamedenounce, censurepraiseمذمت کرناWorld leaders condemned the attack.
27Fickle(c) Changeablecapricious, erraticconstantمتلون مزاج، بے وفاFortune is fickle.
28Congregation(c) Assemblygathering, flockdispersalاجتماع، جماعتThe imam addressed the congregation.
29Hassle(d) Wranglebother, troubleeaseجھنجھٹ، جھگڑاGetting a passport is less of a hassle now.
30Rotund(b) Fatplump, roundthinگول مٹول، موٹاA rotund man sat beside me.
31Delirious(c) Insanefrenzied, incoherentlucidہذیانی، بے قابوHigh fever made him delirious.
32Extravaganza(b) Spectacular showspectacle, pageant—شاندار تماشاThe opening ceremony was a musical extravaganza.
33Detect(a) Discoverspot, noticemissپتا لگاناRadar detected the aircraft.
34Countervail(c) Equaliseoffset, counterbalance—برابر کرنا، اثر زائل کرناCountervailing duties protect local industry.
35Languor(c) Wearinesslethargy, listlessnessvigourسستی، نقاہتA pleasant languor settled over the afternoon.
36Fiddle(b) Trifletinker, fidget—چھیڑ چھاڑ کرناStop fiddling with your pen.
37Benefactor(c) Do-gooderpatron, donoradversaryمحسن، سرپرستAn anonymous benefactor funded the school.
38Amicable(d) Friendlycordial, peacefulhostileدوستانہThey reached an amicable settlement.
39Enthuse(c) Exciteinspire, ravediscourageجوش دلاناThe coach enthused the young players.
40Grubby(d) Unwasheddirty, grimycleanمیلا کچیلاWash your grubby hands.
41Aromatic(c) Fragrantscented, spicystinkingخوشبودارKashmiri tea is aromatic.
42Ambit(b) Scoperange, sphere—دائرۂ کارThe case falls within the court's ambit.
43Enthusiastic(b) Excitedeager, keenapatheticپرجوشThe crowd gave an enthusiastic welcome.
44Quell(d) Suppresscrush, subdueinciteکچلنا، دباناTroops quelled the riot.
45Ominous(c) Forebodingmenacing, sinisterauspiciousمنحوس، برے شگون والاOminous clouds gathered overhead.
46Misfortune(c) Ill-luckadversity, mishapgood fortuneبدقسمتیHe bore his misfortune bravely.
47Indomitable(d) Unconquerableinvincible, resoluteweakناقابلِ تسخیرShe has an indomitable spirit.
48Lug(a) Draghaul, heave—گھسیٹنا، کھینچ کر لے جاناWe lugged the suitcases up the stairs.
49Levitate(a) Floathover, risesinkہوا میں معلق ہوناThe magician appeared to levitate.
50Rancor(d) Hatredenmity, bitternessgoodwillکینہ، بغضThey parted without rancor.