One Word Substitution

1. Using or expressed in more words than are needed. (a) verbose (b) concise (c) succinct (d) lengthy 2. A woman whose husband is died and who has not...

1. Exclusive right to publish a book (a) copyright (b) dominate (c) control (d) exonerate 2. Gradual increase in force - volume - loudness. (a) elevation (b) crescendo (c) pinnacle (d) surge 3. A...

1. One who deserts his religion: (a) deserter (b) turn-coat (c) fanatic (d) apostate 2. Opposed to great or sudden change: (a) static (b) revolutionary (c) conservative (d) evolutionary 3. Relationship by blood or...

Q1. One who writes dictionaries.  (a) Interpreter (b) Lexicographer (c) Philologist (d) Composer 2. One who writers with both his hands  (a) Amphibious (b) Ambiguous (c) Ambidextrous (d) Ambivert Q3. Murder of one’s father (a)...

Q1. An emolument over and above fixed salary.  (a) Stowaway (b) Perquisite (c) Destitute (d) Bottleneck Q2. No longer in existence or use.  (a) Sabotage (b) Obsolete (c) Plagiarist (d) Symbiosis Q3. A list...

Q1. To denounce in thundering tones. (a) fulminate (b) eradicate (c) devastate (d) desecrate Q2. Deviation from the common rule or standard. (a) analogue (b) anagram (c) anathema (d) anomaly Q3. Of a very...

Q1. Something having many skills  (a) Versatile (b) Projectile (c) Cyclostyle (d) Anglophile Q2. To officially take private property away to seize.  (a) Offer (b) Confiscate (c) Annex (d) Hijack Q3. Giving of special...

1. A complete victory (a) stop (b) end (c) clean sweep (d) finish 2. Related to cancer (a) heart (b) cardinogenic (c) lung (d) carcinogenic 3. A prolonged state of deep unconsciousness, caused especially...