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Kerala PSC English Grammar Book Study Materials 1 Page 611
Book's First PageANTONYMS 585. (2) informal 594. (2) controversial 607. (1) determine (V.) : arrange formal (Adj.) : very correct and contentious (Adj.) : controversial; something; establish. suitable for official or important likely to cause disagreement. meander (V.) : ramble; to curve occasions. 595. (4) guess a lot rather than being in a 586. (1) cursory (Adj.) : done quickly conjecture (N.) : an opinion or straight line; wander. and wi thout gi ving enough idea that is not based on definite 608. (3) extinguish (V.) : to make a attention to details; bri ef; knowledge ; guess. fire stop burning; put out. perfunctory. strife (N.) : bitter conflict; lack ignite (V.) : to start to burn; thorough (Adjective) = done of agreement/harmony rekindle. completely and wi th great 596. (3) shameless rekindle (V.) : to make attention to detail. brazen (Adj.) : shameless ; open something become a ctive again 587. (2) pleasant (Adj.) : enjoyable or and without shame. 609. (1) gravity (N.) : seriousness; attractive. 597. (3) summary extreme importance and a cause nasty (Adj.) : very bad or for worry. synopsis (N.) : a summary of a unpleasant; unkind; mean. levity (N.) : behaviour that piece of writing, a play etc. 588. (1) undermine (V.) : to make shows a lack of respect for 598. (3) ignorant (Adj.) : lacking something, serious and that something gradually weaker or knowledge or information about treats it in an amusing way; less effective. something ; not educated. frivolity. fortify (V.) : make somebody/ erudite (Adj.) : having or show- jocularity (N.) : the quality of yourself feel stronger ; strengthen. ing great knowledge ; learned being humorous 589. (4) zealot (N.) : a person who is 599. (3) meagre/meager (Adj.) : small bounce (N.) : a light, self- extremely enthusiastic about in quantity and poor in quality ; propelled movement upwards/ something (religion/politics) paltry forwards misanthropist (N.) : a person profuse (Adj.) : produced in 610. (3) concealed (Adj.) : hidden ; who hates and avoids other people. large amounts secret. philanthropist (N.) : a rich person 600. (4) ecstasy (N.) : a feeling or overt (Adj.) : done in an open who helps the poor and those in state of very great happiness; way and not secretly. need. bliss inexplicable (Adj.) : that cannot pedant (N.) : a person who is agony (N.) : extreme physical or be understood/explained too concerned with small details/ mental pain ambiguous (Adj.) : having more rules especially when learning/ 601. (2) preceding (Adj.) : to happen than one possible meaning teaching before something/coming before manifest (Adj.) : clearly revealed pragmatist (N.) : a person who something in order. to the mind/the senses/judge- behaves in a practical and subsequent (Adj.) : happening ment sensible way rather than having or coming after something else 611. (1) pernicious (Adj.) : having a fixed ideas/theories 602. (2) concise (Adj.) : giving only very harmful effect. 590. (2) indulge (V.) : to allow the information that is necessary innocuous (Adj.) : not intended yourself to have or do something and important. to offend or upset anyone ; that you like ; to satisfy a redundant (Adj.) : without a job ; harmless. particular desire, interest etc. not needed ; surplus ; wordy. 612. (2) uncomplaining abstain (V.) : to decide not to do 603. (1) rigid (Adj.) : very strict and querulous (Adj.) : complaining ; or have something ; stay away. difficult to change; inflexible. showing that you are annoyed. 591. (4) patronize (V.) : to treat pliable (Adj.) : easy to bend 613. (1) active somebody in a way that seems without breaking; flexible; easy quiescent (Adj.) : quiet ; not friendly. to influence or control; pliant. active ; dormant. ostracize (V.) : to refuse to meet 604. (2) indifference (N.) : a lack of 614. (3) pragmatist (N.) : a person somebody ; shun. interest. who sol ves probl ems i n a 592. (2) accessible practical and sensible way; alacrity (N.) : great willingness realistic. unapproachable (Adj.) : un- or enthusiasm. friendly and not easy to talk to ; visionary (Adj.) : original and 605. (3) inexact (Adj.) : not accurate inaccessible. showing the ability to think about or exact. or plan the future with great 593. (4) spell impeccable (Adj.) : without imagination and intelligence ; jinx (N.) : bad luck ; spell ; mistakes or faults; perfect. relating to dreams. something that is thought to 606. (2) authentic (Adj.) : known to be farsighted (Adj.) : having/ bring bad luck mysteriously. real and genuine and not a copy; showing an understanding of the taunt (N.) : mocking/criticizing true and accurate. effects in the future of actions juncture (N.) : an event that spurious (Adj.) : false, although that you take now, and being able occurs at a critical time seeming to be genuine to plan for them SEE–618