synonyms section 1 Detailed Explanation And More Example

Answer: (b)

 flourish (Verb) : to develop quickly and be successful; thrive

thrive (Verb) : to become and continue to be successful, strong, healthy, etc.; flourish

destroy (Verb ) : to damage something so badly that it no longer exists, works, etc. 

raise (Verb) : to lift or move something to a higher level

create (Verb) : to make something happen or exist

Answer: (b)

 bring (Verb) : to take something or somebody with oneself somewhere

fetch (Verb) : to go to where somebody or something is and bring him or it back

order (Verb) : to use your position of authority to tell somebody to do something or say that something must happen

scoop (Verb) : to move or lift something with a scoop or something like a scoop.

take (Verb) : to carry or move something from one place to another

Answer: (a)

 talkative (Adjective) : liking to talk a lot

garrulous (Adjective) : talking a lot; talkative

sedative (Noun) : a drug that makes somebody go to sleep or makes him feel calm and relaxed; tranquilizer

vocative (Adjective) : expressing your opinions or feelings in a loud and confident way; strident

positive (Adjective) : completely sure; confident; showing clear evidence; greater than zero; conclusive; absolute

Answer: (a) 

waver (Verb ) : to be or become weak or unsteady; to hesitate and be unable to make a decision or choice; hesitate; to move in an unsteady way

vacillate (Verb) : to keep changing your opinion or thoughts about something; waver

never (Conjunction) : not at any time

quiver (Verb) : to shake slightly; tremble queer (Adjective) : odd; strange or unusual

Answer: (b) 

distinguish (Verb) : differentiate; to recognise the difference between people or things

discriminate (Verb) : differentiate; distinguish; to show a difference between people or things

compare (Verb) : to examine people or things to see how they are similar or how they are different

comprehend (Verb) : to understand something fully connect (Verb) : to be joined together

Answer: (c)

 unfavourable (Adjective) : not good and likely to cause problems or make something more difficult

inclement (Adjective) : not pleasant; cold, wet, etc.; unfavourable

selfish (Adjective) : caring only about yourself rather than other people

active (Adjective) : always busy doing things, especially physical activities

inactive (Adjective) : not doing anything; not active