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1561
REQUITE
Correct Option
Option D
Explanation
Requite (بدلہ دینا) means to make return for; repay or reciprocate.
Spare (بچانا) means to refrain from harming or saving.
Punish (سزا دینا) means to inflict a penalty.
Favor (احسان) means an act of kindness.
Repay (بدلہ دینا) is synonymous with requite, as in "She requited his help with a gift."
1562
SUPERNAL
Correct Option
Option B
Explanation
Supernal (آسمانی) means celestial or heavenly; of exceptional quality.
Needless (غیر ضروری) means not required.
Official (سرکاری) refers to something authorized.
Haughty (متکبر) means arrogantly superior.
Heavenly (آسمانی) aligns with supernal, as in "The view from the mountaintop was supernal."
1563
PLUSH
Correct Option
Option B
Explanation
Plush (آرام دہ) refers to something richly luxurious and expensive.
Delicious (لذیذ) means highly pleasant to taste.
Tasty (لذیذ) is similar to delicious.
Comforting (تسلی دینے والا) means providing comfort.
Luxurious (آرام دہ) is synonymous with plush, as in "The hotel room was plush and luxurious."
1564
SPORADIC
Correct Option
Option D
Explanation
Sporadic (چھٹ پٹ) means occurring at irregular intervals or only in a few places.
Genuine (اصلی) means authentic or real.
Instinctive (فطری) means doing something naturally or automatically.
Accidental (حادثاتی) means happening by chance.
Irregular (غیر منظم) is synonymous with sporadic, as in "His attendance was sporadic and irregular."
1565
LARGESSE
Correct Option
Option C
Explanation
Largesse (سخاوت) refers to generosity in bestowing money or gifts.
Extravagant (فضول) refers to spending more than necessary.
Bribe (رشوت) means offering something to influence someone.
Splendid (شاندار) means magnificent or very impressive.
Liberal (سخی) is synonymous with largesse, as in "The philanthropist was known for his largesse."
1566
DECIMATE
Correct Option
Option C
Explanation
Decimate (تباہ کرنا) originally meant to kill one in every ten, now it often means to destroy a large portion.
Disseminate (پھیلانا) means to spread widely.
Disfigure (بگاڑنا) means to ruin the appearance.
Dissipate (ضائع کرنا) means to scatter or disperse.
Destroy (تباہ کرنا) aligns with decimate, as in "The disease decimated the population."
1567
BELLIGERENT
Correct Option
Option B
Explanation
Belligerent (لڑاکا) means hostile and aggressive.
Pacifist (امن پسند) refers to someone who believes in peace.
Reasonable (معقول) means fair and sensible.
Generous (سخی) means showing a readiness to give more help or money.
Aggressive (لڑاکا) is synonymous with belligerent, as in "His belligerent attitude caused many conflicts."
1568
BATTLE
Correct Option
Option B
Explanation
Battle (لڑائی) refers to a sustained fight between large organized armed forces.
Quarrel (جھگڑا) means a heated argument or disagreement.
Quibble (بحث) refers to a slight objection or criticism.
Check (روک) means to stop or slow down the progress.
Fight (لڑائی) is synonymous with battle, as in "The armies engaged in a fierce battle."
1569
VERNAL
Correct Option
Option D
Explanation
Vernal (بہار کا) relates to the spring season; fresh or new.
Prone (رحم دل) means likely or liable to suffer from something.
Luxuriant (آرام دہ) refers to rich and profuse in growth.
Dirty (گندا) means not clean.
Spring-like (بہار کا) is synonymous with vernal, as in "The vernal blooms were vibrant and lively."
1570
ESCULENT
Correct Option
Option B
Explanation
Esculent (کھانے کے قابل) means fit to be eaten; edible.
Hungry (بھوک) means having a desire or need for food.
Lovable (پیارا) means inspiring or deserving love.
Thick (موٹا) refers to a dense or heavy consistency.
Edible (کھانے کے قابل) aligns with esculent, as in "The wild berries were esculent and delicious."
1571
MOROSE
Correct Option
Option B
Explanation
Morose (اداس) means sullen and ill-tempered.
Serious (سنجیدہ) means thoughtful or solemn.
Stern (سخت گیر) means strict or severe.
Stupid (بیوقوف) means lacking intelligence.
Gloomy (اداس) is synonymous with morose, as in "He became morose and gloomy after the news."
1572
WHOLESOME
Correct Option
Option A
Explanation
Wholesome (صحت بخش) means conducive to or suggestive of good health and well-being.
Complete (مکمل) means having all the necessary parts.
Special (خاص) means better, greater, or otherwise different from what is usual.
Handsome (خوبصورت) refers to good-looking.
Healthy (صحت مند) aligns with wholesome, as in "The meal was both wholesome and healthy."
1573
ENNUI
Correct Option
Option A
Explanation
Ennui (اکتاہٹ) refers to a feeling of listlessness and dissatisfaction arising from a lack of occupation or excitement.
Conviction (یقین) means a firmly held belief or opinion.
Comedy (مزاحیہ) refers to entertainment consisting of jokes and sketches.
Expulsion (نکالنا) means the action of forcing someone to leave.
Weariness (اکتاہٹ) is synonymous with ennui, as in "She felt ennui and weariness after days of boredom."
1574
DESULTORY
Correct Option
Option D
Explanation
Desultory (بے ترتیب) means lacking a plan, purpose, or enthusiasm; aimless.
Regular (باقاعدہ) means arranged in or constituting a constant or definite pattern.
Punctual (وقت کا پابند) means happening or doing something at the agreed or proper time.
Obedient (فرمانبردار) means complying or willing to comply with orders or requests.
Aimless (بے مقصد) aligns with desultory, as in "His efforts were desultory and aimless."
1575
STYMIE
Correct Option
Option B
Explanation
Stymie (رکاوٹ ڈالنا) means to prevent or hinder the progress of something.
Stagnate (جمود) means to cease developing; become inactive.
Express (ظاہر کرنا) means to convey a thought or feeling in words or by gestures.
Flourish (پھلنا پھولنا) means to grow or develop in a healthy or vigorous way.
Hinder (رکاوٹ ڈالنا) is synonymous with stymie, as in "The new regulations stymied progress and hindered development."
1576
ETHNIC
Correct Option
Option D
Explanation
Ethnic (نسلی) refers to a population subgroup with a common national or cultural tradition; racial.
Moral (اخلاقی) means concerned with the principles of right and wrong behavior.
Legal (قانونی) means relating to the law.
Foreign (غیر ملکی) means from another country.
Racial (نسلی) aligns with ethnic, as in "They celebrated their ethnic and racial heritage."
1577
AUDACIOUS
Correct Option
Option D
Explanation
Audacious (دلیر) means showing a willingness to take surprisingly bold risks; daring.
Venture (خطرہ مول لینا) means a risky or daring journey or undertaking.
Obvious (ظاہر) means easily perceived or understood.
Manliest (مردانہ) means having qualities traditionally associated with men.
Daring (دلیر) is synonymous with audacious, as in "Her audacious plan was both risky and daring."
1578
INFERNAL
Correct Option
Option A
Explanation
Infernal (شیطانی) relates to hell or the underworld; devilish.
Exacting (سخت) means making great demands on one's skill or attention.
Hateful (نفرت انگیز) means arousing or deserving hatred.
Damaging (نقصان دہ) means causing harm or injury.
Devilish (شیطانی) aligns with infernal, as in "The infernal noise was devilish and unbearable."
1579
MAGNANIMOUS
Correct Option
Option A
Explanation
Magnanimous (سخی) means generous or forgiving, especially toward a rival or less powerful person; benevolent.
Splendid (شاندار) means magnificent or very impressive.
Gentle (نرم) means having or showing a mild, kind, or tender temperament.
Marvelous (عجیب) means causing great wonder; extraordinary.
Benevolent (سخی) is synonymous with magnanimous, as in "His magnanimous gesture was both kind and benevolent."
1580
MYOPIC
Correct Option
Option B
Explanation
Myopic (نظر کی کمزوری) means nearsighted; lacking foresight or insight.
Astigmatic (دھندلا) means having a defect in the eye or lens.
Blind (اندھا) means unable to see.
Cross-eyed (بھینگا) means having one eye that looks directly at the object while the other eye is misaligned.
Short-sighted (نظر کی کمزوری) aligns with myopic, as in "His myopic view was short-sighted and lacked insight."