Dr. Lal and Jain Solutions for Chapter: Synonyms, Exercise 1: Exercise 1
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Questions from Dr. Lal and Jain Solutions for Chapter: Synonyms, Exercise 1: Exercise 1 with Hints & Solutions
In the sentence given below, a word/group of words is given in bold. Below the sentence, five words/groups of words are given. Choose one to substitute the word/group of words given in bold without changing its meaning.
He is an old worshipper of Bacchus.
In the sentence given below, a word/group of words is given in bold. Below the sentence, five words/groups of words are given. Choose one to substitute the word/group of words given in bold without changing its meaning.
His penchant for investigative work has earned him the pride of place in international journalism.
In the sentence given below, a word/group of words is given in bold. Below the sentence, five words/groups of words are given. Choose one to substitute the word/group of words given in bold without changing its meaning.
He declined our offer of help.
In the sentence given below, a word/group of words is given in bold. Below the sentence, five words/groups of words are given. Choose one to substitute the word/group of words given in bold without changing its meaning.
He tried hard to avert the accident.
In the sentence given below, a word/group of words is given in bold. Below the sentence, five words/groups of words are given. Choose one to substitute the word/group of words given in bold without changing its meaning.
They discovered that the doctor was an imposter.
In the sentence given below, a word/group of words is given in bold. Below the sentence, five words/groups of words are given. Choose one to substitute the word/group of words given in bold without changing its meaning.
The knight came upon his adversary in the forest.
In the sentence given below, a word/group of words is given in bold. Below the sentence, five words/groups of words are given. Choose one to substitute the word/group of words given in bold without changing its meaning.
He was not present at the inception of the programme.
In the sentence given below, a word/group of words is given in bold. Below the sentence, five words/groups of words are given. Choose one to substitute the word/group of words given in bold without changing its meaning.
The word solicitude means most nearly.
