CPO Mini Mock English(19 June 2024)

Promote - to help something to happen or develop

Boost - to increase something in number, value or strength

Discourage - to make someone feel less confident, enthusiastic, and positive about something

Delay - to make somebody/something slow or late

Block - a thing that makes movement or progress difficult or impossible

Accredit- give credit to someone for something.

Certify - to say formally that something is true or correct

Confide - to tell somebody something that is secret

Rely- to trust somebody/something to work or behave well

Trust - the belief that somebody is good, honest, sincere, etc. and will not try to harm or trick you

Appeal - to make a serious request for something you need or want very much

Conjure- to make something appear by magic

Quiet - with very little or no noise

Appease - to make somebody calmer or less angry by agreeing to what he/she wants

Content -happy or satisfied with what you have or do

Cornucopia - an abundant supply of good things of a specified kind.

Treasure trove - valuable objects that are found hidden and whose owner is unknown

Sinkhole - a large hollow space in the ground into which a river flows

Malaise- a general feeling of being slightly ill or unhappy without any particular reason

Avarice - extreme desire for money

Obliterate - to remove all signs of something by destroying or covering it completely

Abolish - to end a law or system officially

Patched - to cover a hole in clothes, etc. with a piece of material in order to repair it

Healed - to make something healthy again

Mended - to repair something that is damaged or broken

Perjury- the act of telling a lie in a court of law

Falsehood- the state of being untrue.

Melancholy- a feeling of sadness which lasts for a long time

Frankness- the quality of being honest and straightforward

Penury- the state of being very poor

Amusement- the feeling caused by something that makes you laugh or smile

Pleasure- the feeling of being happy or satisfied

Gloom- a feeling of being sad and without hope

Boredom- the state of being bored

Despair- the state of having lost all hope

Better- of a higher quality or level or more suitable than somebody/something

Inferior- low or lower in social position, importance, quality, etc.

Brave- ready to do things that are dangerous or difficult without showing fear

Homely- simple but also pleasant or welcoming

Fitter- strong and in good physical health especially because of exercise

Impartial- not supporting one person or group more than another

Biased- preferring one group of people to another

Intellectual- connected with a person's ability to think in a logical way and to understand things

Objective- something that you are trying to achieve

Pious- having or showing a deep belief in religion

Eradicate - to destroy or get rid of something completely

Conserve- to avoid wasting something

Emancipate- to give somebody the same legal, social and political rights as other people

Annihilate- to destroy something completely, leaving nothing

Devastate- seriously damage or completely destroy something