English Synonyms MCQS

Fidelity means faithfulness and loyalty.

• Correct answer - dedication: it has the same meaning as Fidelity.
• strength: physical or mental power - wrong, it does not mean the same as Fidelity.
• conviction: a firm belief - wrong, it does not mean the same as Fidelity.
• treachery: betrayal of trust - wrong, it does not mean the same as Fidelity.

Flabbergasted means greatly astonished.

• Correct answer - astonished: it has the same meaning as Flabbergasted.
• hysterical: out of control with emotion - wrong, it does not mean the same as Flabbergasted.
• animated: lively - wrong, it does not mean the same as Flabbergasted.
• adamant: refusing to change one's mind - wrong, it does not mean the same as Flabbergasted.

Extravagant means wasteful with money.

• Correct answer - wasteful: it has the same meaning as Extravagant.
• provident: careful about the future - wrong, it does not mean the same as Extravagant.
• stingy: unwilling to give or spend - wrong, it does not mean the same as Extravagant.
• miserly: unwilling to spend money - wrong, it does not mean the same as Extravagant.

Facsimile means an exact copy.

• Correct answer - duplicate: it has the same meaning as Facsimile.
• similar: alike - wrong, it does not mean the same as Facsimile.
• real: actually existing; genuine - wrong, it does not mean the same as Facsimile.
• refractory: stubborn and hard to control - wrong, it does not mean the same as Facsimile.

Faculty means a natural ability or power.

• Correct answer - ability: it has the same meaning as Faculty.
• disguise: a change of appearance to hide identity - wrong, it does not mean the same as Faculty.
• weakness: lack of strength - wrong, it does not mean the same as Faculty.
• department: a division of an organisation - wrong, it does not mean the same as Faculty.

Fallacious means based on a mistaken belief; false.

• Correct answer - false: it has the same meaning as Fallacious.
• truthful: honest; telling the truth - wrong, it does not mean the same as Fallacious.
• useless: of no use - wrong, it does not mean the same as Fallacious.
• unassuming: modest; not showy - wrong, it does not mean the same as Fallacious.

Fanatical means excessively and obsessively enthusiastic.

• Correct answer - obsessive: it has the same meaning as Fanatical.
• eager: keen and enthusiastic - wrong, it does not mean the same as Fanatical.
• moderate: average; not extreme - wrong, it does not mean the same as Fanatical.
• rebellious: resisting authority - wrong, it does not mean the same as Fanatical.

Farce means an absurd, ridiculous sham.

• Correct answer - absurd sham: it has the same meaning as Farce.
• unattainable: impossible to reach - wrong, it does not mean the same as Farce.
• social blunder: an embarrassing mistake in social behaviour - wrong, it does not mean the same as Farce.
• unsuitability: the state of not being suitable - wrong, it does not mean the same as Farce.

Fastidious means very hard to please; paying close attention to detail.

• Correct answer - critical: it has the same meaning as Fastidious.
• assumed: taken for granted; false - wrong, it does not mean the same as Fastidious.
• undemanding: not requiring much effort or attention - wrong, it does not mean the same as Fastidious.
• deceptive: misleading - wrong, it does not mean the same as Fastidious.

Escalate means to expand or increase.

• Correct answer - expand: it has the same meaning as Escalate.
• scrape: to rub roughly - wrong, it does not mean the same as Escalate.
• expel: to drive out - wrong, it does not mean the same as Escalate.
• diminish: to reduce - wrong, it does not mean the same as Escalate.

Evocative means stimulating memories or feelings.

• Correct answer - stimulating memories: it has the same meaning as Evocative.
• speaking clearly: talking with clarity - wrong, it does not mean the same as Evocative.
• extremely demanding: asking too much - wrong, it does not mean the same as Evocative.
• provoking: irritating or inciting - wrong, it does not mean the same as Evocative.

Exhilarate means to energise or thrill.

• Correct answer - energise: it has the same meaning as Exhilarate.
• discourage: to dishearten - wrong, it does not mean the same as Exhilarate.
• inflame: to excite or anger - wrong, it does not mean the same as Exhilarate.
• impoverish: to make poor - wrong, it does not mean the same as Exhilarate.

Exonerate means to absolve from blame.

• Correct answer - absolve: it has the same meaning as Exonerate.
• instigate: to provoke - wrong, it does not mean the same as Exonerate.
• incriminate: to show to be guilty - wrong, it does not mean the same as Exonerate.
• invigorate: to energise - wrong, it does not mean the same as Exonerate.

Expedient means advisable; convenient.

• Correct answer - advisable: it has the same meaning as Expedient.
• expendable: not essential - wrong, it does not mean the same as Expedient.
• expert: a highly skilled person - wrong, it does not mean the same as Expedient.
• precise: exact - wrong, it does not mean the same as Expedient.

Expletive means a swear word.

• Correct answer - swear word: it has the same meaning as Expletive.
• detailed description: a full account - wrong, it does not mean the same as Expletive.
• self-explanatory: clear without further explanation - wrong, it does not mean the same as Expletive.
• excuse: a reason offered for a fault - wrong, it does not mean the same as Expletive.

Expound means to explain in detail.

• Correct answer - to explain: it has the same meaning as Expound.
• to be angry: to feel rage - wrong, it does not mean the same as Expound.
• to release: to set free - wrong, it does not mean the same as Expound.
• to expel: to drive out - wrong, it does not mean the same as Expound.

Exquisite means admirable; of great beauty.

• Correct answer - admirable: it has the same meaning as Exquisite.
• poor: lacking money; of low quality - wrong, it does not mean the same as Exquisite.
• revealing: disclosing - wrong, it does not mean the same as Exquisite.
• adaptable: able to adjust - wrong, it does not mean the same as Exquisite.

Endowed means blessed with a quality or gift.

• Correct answer - blessed: it has the same meaning as Endowed.
• intrigue: a secret plot - wrong, it does not mean the same as Endowed.
• wedded: married - wrong, it does not mean the same as Endowed.
• enquiry: a question or investigation - wrong, it does not mean the same as Endowed.

Enervate means to weaken.

• Correct answer - weaken: it has the same meaning as Enervate.
• invigorate: to energise - wrong, it does not mean the same as Enervate.
• intimidate: to frighten - wrong, it does not mean the same as Enervate.
• incite: to stir up - wrong, it does not mean the same as Enervate.

Engrossed means absorbed.

• Correct answer - absorbed: it has the same meaning as Engrossed.
• disturbed: troubled - wrong, it does not mean the same as Engrossed.
• fatigued: tired - wrong, it does not mean the same as Engrossed.
• successful: having achieved aims - wrong, it does not mean the same as Engrossed.

Enigma means a puzzle or mystery.

• Correct answer - puzzle: it has the same meaning as Enigma.
• question: a query - wrong, it does not mean the same as Enigma.
• solution: an answer - wrong, it does not mean the same as Enigma.
• work: labour - wrong, it does not mean the same as Enigma.

Enigmatic means difficult to understand.

• Correct answer - difficult to understand: it has the same meaning as Enigmatic.
• causing panic: creating sudden fear - wrong, it does not mean the same as Enigmatic.
• problem solving: finding answers - wrong, it does not mean the same as Enigmatic.
• potential: possible future ability - wrong, it does not mean the same as Enigmatic.

Envisage means to visualize.

• Correct answer - to visualise: it has the same meaning as Envisage.
• investigate: to examine closely - wrong, it does not mean the same as Envisage.
• surround: to encircle - wrong, it does not mean the same as Envisage.
• inspect: to examine - wrong, it does not mean the same as Envisage.

Equilibrium means balance.

• Correct answer - balance: it has the same meaning as Equilibrium.
• obedience: compliance with orders - wrong, it does not mean the same as Equilibrium.
• aspersion: a damaging remark - wrong, it does not mean the same as Equilibrium.
• imbalance: lack of balance - wrong, it does not mean the same as Equilibrium.

Erode means to wear away.

• Correct answer - to wear away: it has the same meaning as Erode.
• stop or end: to cease - wrong, it does not mean the same as Erode.
• to leave: to depart - wrong, it does not mean the same as Erode.
• to stimulate: to arouse - wrong, it does not mean the same as Erode.