Grammar Quiz (02 July 2024)

Deceitful-dishonest or having tendency to hide truth 

Fraudulent-one with the intention of deceiving. 

Repellent-causing a strong feeling of disgust 

Prevalent-Generally accepted or practiced 

Genuine-true or real 

Celebration 

Festivity-the celebration of something in a joyful and exuberant way. 

Calibration-to determine, check, or rectify 

Foundation-an underlying basis or principle. 

Plead-make an emotional appeal. 

Implore-beg someone earnestly or desperately to do something. 

(a) Refuse-indicate or show that one is not willing to do something. 

(d) Honour-high respect; great esteem. 

Obvious-easily perceived or understood; clear, self-evident, or apparent. 

Apparent - clearly visible or understood; obvious. 

(a) Dubious - hesitating or doubting. 

(c) Doubtful - feeling uncertain about something. 

(d) Obscure - not discovered or known about; uncertain. 

Strong- not easily broken or damaged 

Infirm - not physically or mentally strong

Feeble- with no energy or power, weak

Frail- weak or not healthy 

Distinguished - important, successful, and respected by other people 

Nondescript - not having any interesting or unusual qualities 

Ordinary - normal, not unusual or different from others 

Vague - not clear or definite 

Common- happening or found often or in many places 

Pleasant - nice, enjoyable 

Harrowing - making people feel very sad or upset 

Worrying - causing distress or worry or anxiety 

Repetitive - The same thing is repeated many times 

Stressful - causing worry and pressure So, pleasant will be the most appropriate ANTONYM of the given word Harrowing. 

Stingy - not generous, unwilling to give, especially money Benevolent - Well meaning and kindly.

Generous - happy to give more money, help, etc. than is usual or expected

Liberal - accepting different opinions or kinds of behaviour; tolerant 

Congregation- a group of worshippers 

Posse- a group of people who have a common characteristic or occupation

Caravan- a group of people and animals that travel together, for example across a desert 

Constellation- a group of stars that forms a pattern and has a name 

Ameliorate - make something bad or unsatisfactory better

Judge-a person in a court of law whose job is to decide how criminals should be punished and to make legal decisions Malign- to say or write bad things about somebody/something publicly 

Castigate- to criticize, strongly oppose or punish somebody/something severely