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Kerala PSC English Grammar Book Study Materials 1 Page 533
Book's First PageSYNONYMS merit (Noun) : the quality of mimic (Verb) : to copy the way personality trait (Noun) : the being good and of deserving somebo dy speaks, mo ves, various aspects of a person’s praise; worth behaves, etc. in order to make character that combine to make loss (Noun) : the state of no other people laugh, imitate him different from other longer having something simulate (Verb) : to pretend that 271. (2) flexible (Adjective) : able to pain (Noun) : mental or emotion- you have a particular feeling change to suit new conditions or al suffering 267. (2) acknowledge (Verb) : to situations; able to bend easily 263. (4) indecent (Adjective) : mor- accept that something is true without breaking ally offensive; not wearing prop- laud (Verb) : to praise elastic (Adjective) : made with er clothes like (Verb) : prefer/ wish to do elastic; able to stretch and then obscene (Adjective) : outra- something return to its original size and geous; indecent; connected with praise (Verb) : to show approval shape sex in a way that most people of or admiration for somebody or rubbery (Adjective) : looking or find offensive something feeling like rubber beautiful (Adjective) : pretty; record (Verb) : to set down in a expensive (Adjective) : costly good looking permanent form exciting (Adjective) : causing unhealthy (Adjective) : not of 268. (1) liberate (Verb) : to free a great interest or excitement good health country or perso n from the 272. (1) waver (Verb) : to be or unwanted (Adjective) : that you control of somebody else become weak or unsteady; to do not want emancipate (Verb) : set free; to hesitate and be unable to make 264. (1) result (Noun) : a thing that free somebod y from legal, a decision or choice; hesitate; to is caused or produced because political or social restrictions move in an unsteady way of something exist (Verb) : to be present in a vaci llate (Verb) : to k eep effect (Noun) : a result; a change place or situation; to be real changing your opinion or that somebody or something correct (Verb) : make right/ thoughts about something; waver causes in somebody or some- correct never (Conjunction) : not at any thing else restrain (Verb) : to stop time warning (Noun) : a statement or somebody from doing something quiver (Verb) : to shake slightly; event telling somebody that 269. (2) engrossing (Verb) : to be so tremble something bad may happen in much interested in something queer (Adjective) : odd; strange the future so that he may try to that you pay no attention to any or unusual avoid it. other thing 273. (1) perfect (Adjective) : chance (Noun) : a possibility of absorbing (Verb) : take in; to complete and without faults; ideal something happening take something into the mind and impeccable (Adjective) : without purpose (Noun) : the intention, learn or understand it; to be so mistakes or faults; perfect aim or function of something much interested in something fair (Adjective) : acceptable and 265. (2) guess (Verb) : to try and give that you do not pay attention to anything else appropriate in a particular an answer or make a judgement situation; treating everyone about something without being concentrating (Verb) : to give all equally; quite good; fine; beautiful sure of all the facts your attention to something and not think about anything else faultless (Adjective) : having no speculate (Verb) : to form an fascinating (Adjective) : extremely mistakes; perfect opinion about something without knowing all the facts; wonder; interesting and attractive criminal (Noun) : a person who conjecture; guess enriching (Adjective) : improving commits a crime think (Verb) : to have an idea the quality of something by 274. (4) obstruction (Noun) : the fact that so mething is tru e or adding something to it of trying to prevent from making possible or to have a particular 270. (2) grotesque likeness (Noun) : progress opinion about somebody or liking towards a person who is impediment (Noun) : something something extremely ugly in a strange way, that delays or stops the progress argue (Verb) : to speak angrily in a book or painting of something; obstacle; a physical with somebody because you caricature (Noun) : funny problem that makes it difficult disagree with him drawing or picture of somebody to speak normally speak (Verb) : to talk that exaggerates some of its clear (Noun/Verb) : no longer in 266. (3) imitate (Verb) : to copy features danger or thought to be guilty; somebody for something biographical sketch (Noun) : a away from something ; to remove emulate (Verb) : to do something sketch of or relating to a something from a place; easy to biography – the story of a person’s understand as well as somebody else because you admire him; imitate like written by somebody else ailment (Noun) : an illness that eccentricity (Noun) : the quality is not very serious echo (Verb) : to send back and repeat a sound; to be full of of being unusual and different incapable (Adjective) : not able sound from other people to do something well SEE–540