Test: SSC CGL Previous year Questions: Synonyms (2023-18) - 1 - SSC CGL MCQ

Modest - someone not bragging or boasting about oneself or one's achievements. 
Humble - kind and not seeking recognition.
Keen - very interested and excited about something.
Beautiful - something pleasing to the senses or to the mind.
Amusing - something entertaining and funny.

Calm - free from anxiety, excitement, or disturbance.
Serene - deeply peaceful and undisturbed.
Chaotic - unorganized and full of confusion.
 Agitated - feeling or appearing troubled or nervous.
 Angry - feeling or showing strong displeasure.

Annihilate- to completely destroy something. 
Vitiate- to damage or destroy something.
Facilitate- to make a process or action easier.
Propagate- to spread, multiply, or promote the growth of something, such as an idea, belief, or organism.
Validate- to give ocial approval or acceptance.

Beguile - charm or enchant (someone), often in a deceptive way.
Entice - to attract or lure someone by offering something appealing or tempting.
Entreat - ask someone earnestly or anxiously to do something.
Dissuade - to discourage or persuade someone not to take a particular course of action.
Repulse - to cause someone to feel disgust.

Insignificant - lacking importanceor value.
Trivial - of little importance or significance.
Conceited - having an excessively high opinion of oneself.
Idiotic - extremely foolish or unintelligent.
Majestic - having grandeur, beauty, or dignity.

Avenue - a way of access; route.
Access - the right or opportunity to use or benet from something.
Desist - to cease or abstain from a continued action.
Apathy - a lack of interest, enthusiasm, or concern.
Disguise - a means of altering one's appearance to conceal one's identity

Gridlock - a situation in which trac is completely stopped because of overcrowding.
Congestion - a state of being overcrowded.
Amplication - the act of making something louder or larger.
Diversion - something that is done to distract or entertain someone.
Laxity - a lack of strictness or seriousness.

Emanate - to show a particular quality.
Evolve - to develop and change over time.
Censor - to examine and remove parts of something, such as text or media, that are considered inappropriate.
Demolish - to completely destroy something, often a building or structure.
Conceal - to hide or keep something secret.

Annoy - to make someone feel slightly angry or irritated.
Aggravate - to make something worse or more serious.
Enhance - to make something better or more effective.
Mitigate - to make something less severe or serious.
Satisfy - to meet someone's needs or desires

Widespread - existing or occurring over a large area or affecting many people or things.
Pervasive - spreading widely throughout an area or a group of people.
Equatorial - of, at or near the equator.
Retrospective - looking back on or considering past events, actions, or experiences.
Longitudinal - relating to the length or direction from one end to the other.

Yearning- keenly desiring

Trousseau - the clothes, linen, and other belongings collected by a bride for her marriage.

Reinstall - to install something again, often referring to software or equipment.
Rehabilitate - to restore to good health, condition, or normal life.
Absolve - to free or pardon from guilt, blame, or responsibility.
Develop - to create or improve something over time.
Decline - to move in a downward direction or experience a reduction

Prowess - exceptional mastery.

Malicious - intending to do harm.
Diabolical - extremely bad or shocking.
Sophisticated - having or showing much worldly knowledge or cultural experience.
Sycophant - a person who atters and admires important people in order to gain favor or advantage.
Celestial - of or relating to heaven or the sky.

Discrepancy - major difference

Insipid- lacking taste.

Enabled - made something possible.
Facilitate - make something easier to do.
Restricted - limited or controlled.
Limited - not very large or extensive.
Hindered - made something dicult or impossible

Brittle - hard but easily broken.
Fragile - easily broken or damaged.
Sturdy - strong and durable.
Unkempt - not neat or tidy.
Intense - very strong or great.

Strange - unusual, unfamiliar, or odd.
Peculiar - unusual or strange in a way that's different from what is normal or expected.
Neat - tidy and well-organized.
Jovial - cheerful, friendly, and full of high spirits.

Graceful - moving or looking in a beautiful and elegant way.
Elegant - stylish and beautiful in a simple and rened way.
Mighty - extremely strong or powerful.
Ugly - unattractive or unpleasant in appearance.

Wish - a desire or longing for something to happen or be true.
Hope - to have a positive expectation or desire for a future outcome.
Caution - careful attention or mindfulness to potential dangers or risks.
Realism - the attitude or practice of accepting a situation as it is and being prepared to deal with it.
Cynicism - a skeptical or distrustful attitude toward the motives or sincerity of others.

Mystery - something not understood or known.
Secrecy - keeping information hidden or not disclosing it.
Crisis - a crucial and dicult situation or turning point.
Complication - a complex factor making a situation harder to understand.

Complications - complex or dicult situations or problems.
Troubles - diculties or issues that cause distress or concern.
Applications - formal requests or proposals submitted for a specic purpose.
Transformations - signicant changes or conversions from one state or condition to another.
Obligations - duties or responsibilities that one is required or expected to fulll.

Gentle - having a kind, calm, and mild manner or nature.
Mild - gentle or moderate in degree or intensity.
Scathing - extremely critical, harsh, or damaging in words or tone.
Brittle - easily broken, cracked, or shattered when subjected to pressure or force.
Severe - extremely serious, harsh, or intense

Dreary - depressingly dull or gloomy.
Tedious - boring and tiresome.
Carefree - stress-free and relaxed.
Hostile - unfriendly, aggressive, or antagonistic.
Dynamic - energetic and characterized by change and progress.

Feign - to pretend or fake something.
Pretend - to act as if something is true or fake it.
Benign - gentle, harmless, or not causing harm or injury.
Align - to arrange or position things in a straight line.
Reign - the period during which a ruler holds power.

Fettered - being restrained or held back.
Manacled - restrained with handcuffs or shackles, usually by law enforcement.
Unfastened - released from being secured or closed.
Liberated - freed from oppression or restrictions.
Unbinded - freed from being bound or tied.

Dive - to jump or descend quickly into water or a deep place.
Plunge - to suddenly and forcefully move or fall downward.
Transgress - to violate or break a rule, law, or boundary.
Rush - to move quickly or hurry.

Supercilious - behaving as if you think you are superior to others.
Pompous - acting in a way that makes them look better than others.
Conciliatory - intended to pacify someone.
Benign - gentle and kindly.
Diplomatic - smoothness and skill in handling matters