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Sample Paper 29
Thorough Test (Contains 40 questions and each questions contains 4 options)
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adj. shriveled; withered
arbitrary
curb
symmetry
wizened
n. disapproval
despotism
disapprobation
hackneyed
stipend
v. to build or establish; to instruct and improve the mind
edify
amiable
fecund
heed
v. to agree without protest
solubility
acquiesce
perpetual
exemplary
adj. silent; reserved
wry
placate
susceptible
reticent
v. to overspread
suffuse
contusion
subtlety
complacent
n. a binding and solemn agreement
covenant
phobia
lascivious
decadence
n. difference in form, character, or degree
jeopardy
inundate
disparity
diffuse
v. search thoroughly
indigenous
facilitate
rummage
splenetic
v. to huddle and tremble
rudimentary
cower
insularity
exigent
v. to put money into a fund at fixed intervals
soporific
succinct
amortize
repugnant
adj. complying; obeying
thwart
compatible
compliant
licentious
v. to connect or associate with; to accept as a member
affiliate
antipathy
trivial
notorious
n. the range or limit of one's abilities; rope or chain used to keep a boat
from drifting or an animal from wandering
ignominious
palliate
tether
welter
n. the quality of being agreeable or eager to please
abeyance
anoint
complaisance
tawdry
n. a constantly quarrelsome woman
uncanny
pessimism
termagant
pied
n. to determine the quality of a substance.
maverick
assay
rampart
condescend
v. to organize laws or rules into a systematic collection
ostentatious
mendacious
codify
obtrude
n. art of taking something for oneself; seizure
appease
edifice
usurpation
errant
n. something out of place in time (e.g., an airplane in 1492)
attenuate
august
salvage
anachronism
n. relatives and acquaintances
impetuous
arbitrary
kith
guise
adj. fierce, savage, cruel
acclaim
truculent
itinerary
effeminate
adj. stubborn
glib
obstinate
impassive
sordid
adj. tiresome; ordinary
deplete
phobia
prosaic
truculent
v. ask for; call upon
undermine
jester
salubrious
invoke
v. to plead in favor of
salvage
effusive
advocate
diverse
adj. lustful; wicked
ribald
lewd
raucous
luxuriant
v. to combine
conjoin
apathy
demur
licentious
n. an unworldly young woman
cabal
ingenue
mercurial
innocuous
adj. resisting authority
relinquish
contumacious
ingenuous
duplicity
v. to dominate or enslave
subjugate
embarkation
approbatory
confluence
adj. dazzling and shining
resplendent
perfunctory
usury
dissent
adj. passionate; intense
ambivalent
blatant
fervent
ossify
adj. resting
gullible
recumbent
chicanery
raze
v. to act indecisively
nefariousness
dither
bombast
glutton
v. to hinder or obstruct
stymie
novel
benefactor
agrarian
n. unlimited authority
zealot
superlative
disperse
carte blanche
n. an admirer of the fine arts; a dabbler
haphazard
propinquity
hapless
dilettante
n. the basis for an argument
premise
limber
deign
destitute
v. to punish; discipline
inclined
chastise
parse
execute
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