Test: SSC CGL Previous year Questions: Synonyms (2023-18) - 3 - SSC CGL MCQ

Generous - willing to give, share, or help others.
Benevolent - showing kindness and goodwill.
Sombre - gloomy or serious in appearance.
Numb - unable to feel anything.
Sober- serious and solemn in character.

Disloyal - not being faithful to someone. 
Treacherous - deceptive or untrustworthy , like a hidden danger or betrayal. 
Devoted - very loyal and dedicated to someone or something. 
Transient - not lasting for a long time. 
Ravenous - very eager or greedy for something.

Swindle - To deceive or cheat someone, usually to gain money or property dishonestly. 
Scam - a clever but dishonest plan for making money. 
Plain - direct and honest.
Failure - Lack of success in achieving a desired goal or outcome.
Successful - Having achieved or attained the results that one wanted

Ramify - to divide or spread out into multiple branches or parts. 
Sever - to cut or separate forcefully. 
Join - to connect or bring together. 
Mix - to combine different substances or elements.
Bind - to tie or fasten together

Speedy - Moving or happening quickly.
Rapid - happening or done in a fast or sudden way.
Gradual - happening slowly and steadily over time.
Legitimate - conforming to the law or rules.
Artistic - showing skill or talent in the arts.

Resplendent - Shining brightly and radiantly. 
Luminous - emitting light or glowing.
Impudent - disrespectfully bold or rude.
Strident - loud and unpleasant.
Transcendent - beyond the range of normal human experience.

Pedagogy - the way of teaching and educating.
Analogy - a comparison between two things to highlight their similarities.
Demagogy - manipulating people's feelings for personal gain.
Mythology - stories explaining beliefs of a culture

Reduction - to make something smaller or decrease its size or amount. 
Mitigation - the act of reducing harmfulness, unpleasantness, or seriousness. 
Rise - to go up or increase in level or amount.
Cure - to treat and heal a disease or problem.
Balance - to have an equal distribution between different things.

Lethal - capable of causing death. 
Mortal - subject to death.
Delightful - giving great pleasure or satisfaction.
Sincere - being genuine and honest in feelings or intentions.
Overjoyed - feeling extreme happiness

Exploiters - Individuals or entities that take advantage of others for personal gain.
Predators - those who hunt or prey upon others for their own benet. 
Supporters - people who provide assistance, help, or encouragement to others.
Philanthropists - individuals who donate money or resources to promote the welfare of others. 
Benefactors - those who provide nancial or other forms of aid to support individuals, organizations, or causes.

Excess - an amount that is more than normal. 
Plethora - too much amount of something. 
Destructive - causing harm or damage. 
Recess - a break or pause, often used in the context of school or work.
Insucient - not enough.

Anxiety - A feeling of unease, worry, or fear.
Paranoia - a state of extreme fear or distrust of others.
Assurance - a positive declaration or a promise 
Belief - an acceptance that something exists or is true. 
Faith - complete trust or condence in someone or something.

Terrible - very bad or unpleasant.
Awful - extremely bad, unpleasant. 
Inoffensive - not causing harm or offense. 
Delightful - causing great pleasure or enjoyment. 
Acceptable - able to be agreed on or approved

Fanatical - extremely interested in something.
Radical - Extreme
Sabbatical - a period of paid leave granted to an individual.
Egotistical - self-centred.
Sceptical - not easily convinced; having doubts or reservations.

Gallantry - courageous behaviour, especially in battle.
Valiance - great courage or determination.
Cravenness - lack of courage.
Dastardliness - one who shows disgraceful fear or courage.
Patience - the capacity to accept or tolerate problems.

Measure - to find out the size, length, or quantity of something.
Gauge - a measuring device.
Diagnose - to identify a medical condition.
Valve - a device used to control the ow of uids.
Attempt - to try to do something.

Tradition - The transmission of customs or beliefs from generation to generation.
Legend - A traditional story sometimes popularly regarded as historical
Spinster - an unmarried woman
Stoic - a person who can endure pain or hardship without showing their feelings.
Volunteer - a person who works for an organization without being paid

Corrupted - Damaged or tainted, often morally or ethically.
Debased - Reduced in quality or value.
Amenable - Willing to cooperate or be inuenced.
Unamenable - Not willing to cooperate or be inuenced.
Aggrandize - To increase the power, wealth, or status of something or someone.

Gullibility - the quality of being easily deceived or tricked
Easiness - the quality of being easy to accomplish
Immunity - a condition of being able to resist a particular disease
Fraternity - the feeling of friendship and support between people in the same group
Indomitability - impossible to defeat or discourage

Fantastically - in an extraordinary or imaginative manner
Fabulously - in an extraordinary, amazing, or exceptionally good manner.
Scarcely - Barely or hardly.
Scantily - Insuciently or meagerly.
Nominally - In name but not necessarily in reality.

Nefarious - someone or something wicked, evil, or extremely immoral.
Villainous - wicked or evil
wholesome - benecial or good for one's well-being
lucid - clear and easily understood
famous - well-known or widely recognized

Devitalize - To deprive of energy or vitality, causing weakness or exhaustion.
Enervate - To weaken or drain someone or something of energy or strength.
Invigorate - To give strength, energy, or vitality to someone or something.
Arouse - To awaken, stimulate, or evoke a response or emotion.
Boost - To increase, enhance, or raise the level or effectiveness of something.

Spirit - A non-physical entity or essence, often associated with a person's character, energy, or soul.
Wraith - Ghostly or spectral gure.
Wail - To cry out loudly in grief or pain.
Being - A general term for a living entity or existence.
Yore - Referring to a time long past or former times.

welter - a large number of things in disorder
Turmoil - lack of order
Dynamic - full of energy and ideas
Static - not moving or changing
Peace - state of being calm or quiet

Praise - to express approval, admiration, or positive feedback for someone's achievements, qualities, or actions. Accolade - a recognition or honor given to someone for their accomplishments.
Stubborn - a person's unwillingness to change their opinion or course of action.
Criticism - the act of expressing disapproval or negative feedback.
Indictment - a formal accusation or charge, typically related to a crime.

Arbitrary - based on personal preference or random choice.
Capricious - showing sudden changes in attitude or behaviour.
Stable - steady, rm and unlikely to change.
Steadfast - faithful and loyal.
Cautious - taking great care to avoid possible problems.

Carnival - a festive season or event.
Gala - a formal or special event.
Moist - slightly wet or damp
Mistakenly - doing something in error or by mistake.
Funeral - a ceremony or service held to honor and remember a deceased person.

Contempt - a feeling of deep dislike towards someone.
Disdain - a feeling of not liking someone.
Acceptance - the action of consenting to receive or undertake something.
Admiration - a feeling of respect, approval, or high regard for someone or something.
Withdraw - to remove or take back.

Fondle - to caress or touch gently and lovingly.
Enthuse - to show or express great enthusiasm or excitement.
Unbothered - not concerned or affected by something.
Carefree - a state of being without worries or concerns.
Lazy - a lack of motivation or willingness to exert effort.

Slick - done or operated in an impressive and ecient way OR smooth and glossy
Novice - one who is new to or inexperienced in a task or situation
Fractions - a numeral which represents a rational number
New - That has never been seen or invented