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SET-3A
25 Words
Naznin Madam
Alok Singh
ALERT
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1.
ALERT
Quick to notice any unusual and
potentially dangerous circumstances;
vigilant.
VIGILANT
NIMBLE
WATCHFUL
AGILE
WARY
WAKEFUL
Parents must be alert to
the symptoms of the
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MAJESTIC
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2.
MAJESTIC
Having or showing impressive
beauty or dignity.
STATELY
GRAND
MAGNIFICENT
NOBLE
AUGUST
a man of majestic
appearance and great
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FAITH
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3.
FAITH
Complete trust or confidence
in someone or something
BELIEF
TRUST
CONFIDENCE
CREDENCE
CREDIT
The public have lost faith
in what the government
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TARNISH
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4. TARNISH
Lose or cause to lose luster, esp.
as a result of exposure to air or
moisture
STAIN
SOIL
SPOT
ilver tarnishes easil
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ARTIFACT
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5. ARTIFACT
An object made by a human
being, typically an item of
cultural or historical
interest
ARTEFACT
old and silver artifact
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VESTIGE
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6.VESTIGE
A trace of something that is
disappearing or no longer
TRACE
exists.
TRACK
MARK
TRAIL
SIGN
REMNANT
Their goal is to increase the pace
of change, and wipe out the
remaining vestiges of apartheid.
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AMPLE
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7. AMPLE
Enough or more than
LARGE
enough;
WIDE
SPACIOUS
ABUNDANT
EXTENSIVE
VAST
They had ample money
for the trip.
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OGLE
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8. OGLE
are at in a lecherous manne
LOOK AT
STARE AT
JUDGMENT
GAZE AT
WATCH
OBSERVE
EYEBALL
Dan was ogling all the
women as they walked
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PILFER
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9.PILFER
Steal (typically things of relatively
FILCH
little
value)
STEAL
PURLOIN purloin
LIFT
PINCH
THIEVE
PRIG
She pilfered stamps
and paper from
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TRIUMPH
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10.TRIUMPH
A great victory or
VICTORY
achievement
ACHIEVEMENT
SUCCESS
CONQUEST
ACCOMPLISHMENT
COUP
FAILURE(ANT)
They earned a
magnificent triumph over
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DEPLETE
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11.DEPLETE
Diminish in number or
REDUCE
quantity
EAT UP
DRAIN
EXHAUST
DIMINISH
LESSEN
RUN DOWN
Wars in the region have
depleted the countrys food
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APPORTIONMENT
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12.APPORTIONMENT
The action or result of apportioning
something
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DEAR
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13.DEAR
egarded with deep affection
BELOVED
CHERISHED
VALUED
TREASURED
PRECIOUS
SWEETHEART
She is a very dear
friend of mine.
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PREDICT
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14.PREDICT
Say or estimate that (a specified thing) will
happen in the future or will be a
FORECASTof something
consequence
FORESEE
EXPECT
GUESS
CALCULATE
FORETELL
Industry leaders predict
that another 8,000 jobs
could be lost by the end
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LUDICROUS
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15.LUDICROUS
So foolish,
ABSURD
unreasonable
RIDICULOUS
PREPOSTEROUS
NONSENSICAL
COMICAL
FARCICAL
FOOLISH
It is ludicrous to suggest
that she was a
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NEMESIS
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16.NEMESIS
The inescapable or implacable
agent of someone's or
VENGEANCE downfall.
something's
RETRIBUTION
FATE
DOOM
OPPONENT
ARCHENEMY
ARCH-RIVAL
He will be playing his old
nemesis for the
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LETHAL
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17. LETHAL
ufficient to cause deat
DEADLY
lethal
FATAL
MORTAL
POISONOUS
TOXIC
DANGEROUS
LIFE-GIVING(ANT)
His lethal backhand gave him
a distinct advantage over his
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GAMBIT
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18.GAMBIT
A device, action, or
opening remark
PLOY
MANEUVER
STRATEGY
SCHEME
a diplomatic gambit
designed to break the
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FAD
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19.FAD
An intense and widely
shared enthusiasm for
FASHION
something
CRAZE
TREND
VOGUE
WHIM
CULT
Holiday fad gives new
meaning to 'ugly'
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BOWDLERISE
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20.BOWDLERISE
Remove material that is
considered improper or
offensive from
What made you
want to look up
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INFINITE
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21.INFINITE
Limitless or endless in
NEVER-ENDING
space
ENDLESS
COUNTLESS
UNLIMITED
INESTIMABLE
IMMEASURABLE
VAST
UNBOUNDED
infinite series of numbe
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FADE
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22.FADE
Gradually grow faint and
BECOME PALER
disappear
LIGHTEN
BECOME LIGHTER
LOSE COLOR
WEAKEN
DARKEN
Maries smile
slowly faded.
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BAULK
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23.BAULK -
something immaterial that
interferes with or delays
action
RECOILor progress
DRAW BACK
HESITATE
FLINCH
PULL BACK
SHRINK FROM
LEAP AT
"a player with ball in hand
must play from the balk"
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FERRY
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24.FERRY
A boat or ship for conveying
SHIP
passengers
COMMUTER BOAT
FERRYBOAT
TRANSPORT
CARRY
SHIP
PASS
We went by overnight ferry
from Portsmouth to Caen.
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LOQUACIOUS
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25.LOQUACIOUS
Talkative
Wordy
Long-winded
Talkative
Effusive
Garrulous
Rambling
Taciturn
the loquacious host of a radio
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