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51 MCQs on Vocabulary (F) sit in the GK360 bank, collected from 1 solved papers. Below are the top 51 distinct questions — repeats across papers merged into their strongest version — with the correct answer marked, an explanation where the bank carries one, and the source paper named on every card.
Correct Answer: exterior
FACADE means front or face, especially of a building. The book lists exterior among the synonyms of FACADE (also: front, face).
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Correct Answer: back
FACADE means front or face, especially of a building. The book lists back among the antonyms of FACADE (also: rear, rearward).
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Correct Answer: jocose
FACETIOUS means given to joking or inappropriate gaiety; said in fun. The book lists jocose among the synonyms of FACETIOUS (also: droll, flippant).
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Correct Answer: solemn
FACETIOUS means given to joking or inappropriate gaiety; said in fun. The book lists solemn among the antonyms of FACETIOUS (also: grave, saturnine).
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Correct Answer: illogical
FALLACIOUS means unsound; : misleading; deceptive. The book lists illogical among the synonyms of FALLACIOUS (also: illegitimate, inconsequent).
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Correct Answer: logical
FALLACIOUS means unsound; : misleading; deceptive. The book lists logical among the antonyms of FALLACIOUS (also: rational, reasonable).
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Correct Answer: careless
FALLIBLE means liable to make mistakes or be ‘ deceived. The book lists careless among the synonyms of FALLIBLE (also: deceptive, errabie).
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Correct Answer: certain
FALLIBLE means liable to make mistakes or be ‘ deceived. The book lists certain among the antonyms of FALLIBLE (also: correct, definite).
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Correct Answer: sound
FATHOM means to penetrate and understand. The book lists sound among the synonyms of FATHOM (also: plumb).
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Correct Answer: misunderstand
FATHOM means to penetrate and understand. The book lists misunderstand among the antonyms of FATHOM (also: not get).
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Correct Answer: inane
FATUOUS means foolish; silly. The book lists inane among the synonyms of FATUOUS (also: vacuous, puerile).
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Correct Answer: judicious
FATUOUS means foolish; silly. The book lists judicious among the antonyms of FATUOUS (also: sagacious, sage).
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Correct Answer: allegiance
FEALTY means faithfulness. The book lists allegiance among the synonyms of FEALTY (also: constancy, fidelity).
From: English: Vocabulary - Synonyms and Antonyms — Solved MCQs · FPSC
Correct Answer: disloyalty
FEALTY means faithfulness. The book lists disloyalty among the antonyms of FEALTY (also: infidelity, treachery).
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Correct Answer: achievable
FEASIBLE means workable. The book lists achievable among the synonyms of FEASIBLE (also: attainable, doable).
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Correct Answer: impracticable
FEASIBLE means workable. The book lists impracticable among the antonyms of FEASIBLE (also: hopeless, impossible).
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Correct Answer: dissemble
FEIGN means to pretend. The book lists dissemble among the synonyms of FEIGN (also: sham, dissimulate).
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Correct Answer: be true
FEIGN means to pretend. The book lists be true among the antonyms of FEIGN.
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Correct Answer: beatitude
The book lists beatitude among the synonyms of FELICITY (also: blessedness, bliss).
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Correct Answer: perfervid
FERVID means spirited; ardent. The book lists perfervid among the synonyms of FERVID (also: impassioned liv zealous, fervent).
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Correct Answer: cold
FERVID means spirited; ardent. The book lists cold among the antonyms of FERVID (also: coo, ct dispassionate).
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Correct Answer: adorn
FESTOON means a garland of flowers, leaves Fi etc. hung between two points. The book lists adorn among the synonyms of FESTOON (also: array, beautify).
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Correct Answer: blemish
FESTOON means a garland of flowers, leaves Fi etc. hung between two points. The book lists blemish among the antonyms of FESTOON (also: deface disfigure, mar).
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Correct Answer: charm
FETISH means something that is believed to have} Magical powers. The book lists charm among the synonyms of FETISH (also: talisman).
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Correct Answer: apathy
FETISH means something that is believed to have} Magical powers. The book lists apathy among the antonyms of FETISH (also: disregard, indifference).
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Correct Answer: debacle
FIASCO means a ludicrous and complete failure. The book lists debacle among the synonyms of FIASCO.
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Correct Answer: blockbuster
FIASCO means a ludicrous and complete failure. The book lists blockbuster among the antonyms of FIASCO (also: hit, smash).
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Correct Answer: fabricated
FICTITIOUS means unreal; made-up. The book lists fabricated among the synonyms of FICTITIOUS (also: chimericai, fabulous).
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Correct Answer: flabby
FLACCID means lacking firmness. The book lists flabby among the synonyms of FLACCID (also: droopy, limp).
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Correct Answer: inflexible
FLACCID means lacking firmness. The book lists inflexible among the antonyms of FLACCID (also: resilient, rigid).
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Correct Answer: glaring
FLAGRANT means outstandingly bad. The book lists glaring among the synonyms of FLAGRANT (also: notorious, conspicuous).
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Correct Answer: imperceptible
FLAGRANT means outstandingly bad. The book lists imperceptible among the antonyms of FLAGRANT (also: inconspicuous, inconsequential).
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Correct Answer: florid
FLAMBOYANT means elaborately showy. The book lists florid among the synonyms of FLAMBOYANT (also: ornate, resplendent).
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Correct Answer: somber
FLAMBOYANT means elaborately showy. The book lists somber among the antonyms of FLAMBOYANT (also: unnoticeable, unobtrusive).
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Correct Answer: display
FLAUNT means display or wave boastfully. The book lists display among the synonyms of FLAUNT (also: disport, exhibit).
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Correct Answer: camouflage
FLAUNT means display or wave boastfully. The book lists camouflage among the antonyms of FLAUNT (also: disguise).
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Correct Answer: brief
FLEETING means passing swiftiy. The book lists brief among the synonyms of FLEETING (also: deciduous, ephemeral).
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Correct Answer: ceaseless
FLEETING means passing swiftiy. The book lists ceaseless among the antonyms of FLEETING (also: dateless, deathless).
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Correct Answer: oscillate
FLUCTUATE means to waver from one course to other; to vary irregularly. The book lists oscillate among the synonyms of FLUCTUATE (also: vacillate, undulate).
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Correct Answer: plateau
FLUCTUATE means to waver from one course to other; to vary irregularly. The book lists plateau among the antonyms of FLUCTUATE (also: stabilize).
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Correct Answer: restrain
FORBEAR means to exercise sf control; to keep from. The book lists restrain among the synonyms of FORBEAR (also: abstain).
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Correct Answer: bow
FORBEAR means to exercise sf control; to keep from. The book lists bow among the antonyms of FORBEAR (also: give in, succumb).
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Correct Answer: rhetorical
FORENSIC means pertaining to public discussion or law ourts. The book lists rhetorical among the synonyms of FORENSIC (also: oratorical, debatable).
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Correct Answer: agreement
FORENSIC means pertaining to public discussion or law ourts. The book lists agreement among the antonyms of FORENSIC.
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Correct Answer: casual
FORTUITOUS means accidental. The book lists casual among the synonyms of FORTUITOUS (also: incidental, adventitious).
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Correct Answer: hapless
FORTUITOUS means accidental. The book lists hapless among the antonyms of FORTUITOUS (also: lll-fated, luckless).
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Correct Answer: brawl
FRACAS means a disorderly quarrel. The book lists brawl among the synonyms of FRACAS (also: altercation, fray).
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Correct Answer: truce
FRACAS means a disorderly quarrel. The book lists truce among the antonyms of FRACAS (also: calm, jarmony).
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Correct Answer: balk
FRUSTRATE means to prevent (the attainment of an bject); to defeat or render ineffectual. The book lists balk among the synonyms of FRUSTRATE (also: thwart, foil).
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Correct Answer: abet
FRUSTRATE means to prevent (the attainment of an bject); to defeat or render ineffectual. The book lists abet among the antonyms of FRUSTRATE (also: advance, cultivate).
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Correct Answer: innocuous
FULSOME means disgustingly excessive. The book lists innocuous among the antonyms of FULSOME (also: inoffensive, cheap).
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The bank holds 51 questions tagged "Vocabulary (F)" under English, drawn from 1 solved papers. After merging the same question asked in multiple papers, 51 are distinct; this page shows the top 51.
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Yes — 51 of the 51 questions shown carry a written explanation under the answer; the rest show the verified correct answer for revision. Every answer passed GK360's three-way check (printed key, worked material, standard fact).
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