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Set 8 — Irruption to Condone

#WordMCQ answerSynonymsAntonymUrduSentence
1Irruption(b) Bursting ininvasion, incursionexitاچانک گھس آناAn irruption of locusts destroyed the crops.
2Echelon(a) Ranklevel, tier—درجہ، سطحThe upper echelons of the army met.
3Prevaricate(b) Lieequivocate, evadebe truthfulگول مول بات کرنا، جھوٹ بولناStop prevaricating and answer the question.
4Exude(a) Oozeemit, radiateabsorbرسنا؛ ظاہر کرناShe exudes confidence.
5Precarious(b) Perilous ⚠️ Key: c (Critical)unstable, riskysecureغیر محفوظ، نازکThe country's finances are precarious.
6Malaise(d) Sicknessunease, lethargywell-beingبے چینی، عمومی خرابیAn economic malaise gripped the nation.
7Vogue(a) Fashiontrend, crazeunpopularityرواج، فیشنShort videos are in vogue.
8Impregnate(c) Affectsaturate, infusedrainسرایت کرنا، بھر دیناThe cloth was impregnated with wax.
9Delegate(d) Representativeenvoy, deputy—نمائندہDelegates from 50 countries attended.
10Abandon(d) Forsakedesert, quitkeepترک کرناNever abandon a friend in need.
11Aver(a) Assertdeclare, affirmdenyدعویٰ کرنا، تاکید سے کہناHe averred that he was innocent.
12Yaw(d) Driftswerve, veerhold courseرخ سے ہٹناThe ship yawed in the storm.
13Delectable(b) Delightfuldelicious, lovelyunpleasantلذیذ، دلکشMother served a delectable kheer.
14Hinder(a) Obstructimpede, hamperhelpرکاوٹ ڈالناRain hindered the rescue.
15Reiterate(c) Repeatrestate, reaffirm—دہراناPakistan reiterated its stance on Kashmir.
16Feign(a) Pretendfake, simulatebe sincereبہانہ کرنا، ڈھونگ رچاناHe feigned illness to skip work.
17Vituperate(b) Abuserevile, beratepraiseگالی دینا، برا بھلا کہناRival supporters vituperated each other.
18Nauseate(b) Sickendisgust, repeldelightمتلی پیدا کرنا، کراہت دلاناThe smell nauseated me.
19Iniquitous(d) Wickedunjust, sinfulrighteousظالمانہ، بدکارThe iniquitous tax hit the poor hardest.
20Ecstatic(b) Enrapturedelated, overjoyedmiserableبے حد خوش، سرشارFans were ecstatic after the win.
21Replenish(d) Restorerefill, restockdepleteدوبارہ بھرناRain replenishes the reservoirs.
22Wallow(a) Luxuriaterevel, indulgeabstainلتھڑنا، ڈوبے رہناDon't wallow in self-pity.
23Innate(c) Inborninherent, naturalacquiredپیدائشی، فطریShe has an innate gift for music.
24Furtive(d) Stealthysecretive, slyopenچوری چھپےHe cast a furtive glance at the paper.
25Accolade(b) Awardhonour, praisecriticismاعزاز، تحسینThe film won every major accolade.
26Indigence(a) Povertypenury, wantaffluenceافلاس، تنگدستیHe was born into indigence.
27Distinction(b) Differencecontrast; excellencesimilarityفرق؛ امتیازDraw a distinction between facts and views.
28Stalemate(c) Deadlockimpasse, standstillbreakthroughتعطلTalks ended in a stalemate.
29Requite(a) Repayreciprocate, returnignoreبدلہ دیناHis love was not requited.
30Compendium(d) Summary ⚠️ Key: b (Reference)digest, compilation—خلاصہ، مجموعہThis book is a compendium of CSS notes.
31Vapid(c) Dullinsipid, blandlivelyبے رونق، پھیکاThe debate was vapid.
32Control(a) Restrainregulate, commandreleaseقابو رکھناControl your temper.
33Overstrung(d) Too sensitivetense, highly strungcalmزود حس، اعصاب زدہThe overstrung student cried over a B.
34Fraternise(a) Associatemix, socialiseshunمیل جول رکھناOfficers shouldn't fraternise with suspects.
35Nugatory(a) Worthlessfutile, trivialvaluableبے وقعت، بے اثرThe reform was rendered nugatory.
36Aid(c) Assistancehelp, supporthindranceامدادForeign aid reached flood victims.
37Deride(a) Mockridicule, scornpraiseمذاق اڑاناCritics derided the plan as naive.
38Savvy(b) Understandknow-how, shrewdnessignoranceسمجھ بوجھ، دانشمندیShe is tech-savvy.
39Commiserate(a) Sympathiseconsole, condolegloatہمدردی کرناWe commiserated with the losing team.
40Rein(c) Controlcurb, restrainfreeلگام دینا، قابو رکھناThe government must rein in spending.
41Gooey(b) Sentimentalmushy; stickyunsentimentalجذباتی؛ چپچپاThe film had a gooey ending.
42Foray(b) Raidattack; ventureretreatاچانک حملہ؛ نئی کوششHis first foray into politics failed.
43Absolute(c) Limitlesstotal, unrestrictedlimited, relativeمطلق، کلیNo ruler should have absolute power.
44Glitzy(a) Glamorousflashy, showyplainچمک دمک والاA glitzy launch event was held.
45Venality(d) Corruptionbribery, dishonestyintegrityرشوت خوریVenality in the police erodes trust.
46Wary(c) Vigilantcautious, alertcarelessمحتاطInvestors are wary of new taxes.
47Pique(b) Irritateannoy; arouse (interest)pleaseچڑانا؛ تجسس بڑھاناThe title piqued my curiosity.
48Icon(c) Paintingimage, symbol; idol—شبیہ؛ علامتی شخصیتJinnah is an icon of the nation.
49Hanker(d) Desirecrave, yearndislikeشدید خواہش کرناHe hankered after fame.
50Condone(b) Pardonoverlook, excusecondemnنظر انداز کرنا، معاف کرناWe cannot condone violence.