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A BOOK OFGeneral English Series(For All Competetive Examinations)Develop Your

M.A.,Head of the Department : English

, TENALI-522 201.


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DEVELOPWORDPOWERBy : Md. NAFIZUDDIN, M.A-

1995.

8-00-a,

Edition :March, 1995.All rights reserved by :JanapriyaPublications-Tenall.Price :Rs.8-00*Coyer Design :V.S. PRAKASH,Vijayawada-3.Printed at ;Pavan Printers, Tenali-1Cover Printers :Sridevi Printers,Vijayawada- 1.

For Copies .Janapriya Publications,Agnikula Kshatriyula vari Street-II,

t, TENALI-522 201.


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Contents1) SYNONYMS (Sj&'c3|55nc) 5 to 162) ANTONYMS (JSjfiflyg SSoe) 16 to 303) HOMONYMS (Sj33F^tfs> S5aea) 30 to 51FOR WORDe$ogr WIT" 3&^I*sBe>&&3 5T>8l, "VOC-ABULARY (eso$'r ^5

: A] SYNONYMS, B] ANTONYMS

Cj HOMONYMSSYNONYMS : *! $&>&*- . &>"t SSo?iS Soft3 , O- Synonyms,

09ANTONYMS: SfgS'^ea^M^*- u"3 SScr-SS Soft,

n

HOMONYMS :


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Md, cS, M. A.goAS grd? c$


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$]. && v M.A.SYNOMYMSAbandonAbateAbbreviateAbhorAbolishAbstainAbundantAccomplishAccurateAccuseAcknowledgeA&versity^AgitationAmendAnger

A&swer

AscendAssentAttemptAverse

desert, forsakedecrease, lessenabridge, shorten

detest, hatecancel, wipe out

keep out, abandonample, plentiful

s fulfil, performcorrect, exact

indict, impeachannounce, inform

calamity, misfortundo excitement, . disturbance

reform, rectifywrath, rage

publish, advertiserespond, replycalm, mitigate

climb, riseconsent, agreetry, endeavour

dislike, disinclination


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CalmCapableCaptureCauseCeaseCentreCharacterCheckComfortCompactCustom

Damage

-c-quiet, peacefn

able, skilleitrap, arres

reason, origiistop, enot&$F\oi&

SoSo&

risky Perilousdetermine, settle

reduce, lessworsening, deterioration

rejection, refusescorn, disdainhard, laborious

industrious, hard-workingmisfortune, adversity

' ""speech, lecture

ailment, sicknessgloomy, fearful

separate, differentiatedivision, separation

earnest, keenpeculiar, odd

able, competentraise, lift up

liferate, releasepressure, stress

stimulate, supporttresspass, intrude

bear, toleratefoe, opponent


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&& SSSSS" Md. QEnergyEnormousEntertainEradicateErrorEsteeinEternalEvidenceExaggerateExtravagant

FamousFearFeebleFerocious

FightFirmFoolishForbidFrankFrugalBurnish

JeneralGenerous

force, vigourlarge, hug

amuse, cheereliminate, destroymistake, blunderrespect, honour

perpetual, endlessproof, testimony

overstate, magnifywasteful, lavish

celebrated,renownedterror, dreadweak, infirmfierce, savage

contest, encounterhard, stable, fixed,

silly, stupidprohibit, debar

candid, openthrifty, economical

supply, give

common, uniy.ecs&JLliberal, benevolent


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Md.Stenfle

Guard

Habit

HarmonyHastyiaugfcty

HieImitate

ImpairImpudentInciteIncreaseInsolventInvasionIrritate

Jealous

jrjr

l)fto&,

mild,kind,tendersnatch it, catch it

avid, avariciouswatch, protect

custom, practiceagreement, accord

speedy, quickproud, arrogant

ugly, cruelobstruct, preventupright, rightouSmodesty, meeK

Ifezy, indolent1 *' reproduce, copy

weaken, damagaimpertinent, insolentencourage, instigate

enlarge, augmentbankrupt, defaulter

attack/ raidexcite, provoke

Suspicious envious


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10 Md.JeerJudgmentJust

KeenKind

LabourLaconicLatentLaxLazyLenientLiberalLibertyLieLoyal

MadMagnificentMagnifyMaladyMalevolentMarvel

JET

tfc&tfo

sneer, mockdecision, decree

fair, impartial

razor, sharpcharitable, benevolent

-JL-work, toil

brief, conciseinternaljhidden

negligent, carelessindolent, idle

tolerant, gentlemagnanimous, generousfreedom, independencedishonesty, falsehood

faithful, true>Mfolly, insane

splendid, stately( &yoQDo>)3Sy, exaggerate, glorify

illness, diseasehateful, evil

wonder, miracle


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it Md.MatrimonialMelodiousMischievousMiseryModestMonotonousMonstrousMourn

NaiveNastyNecessaryNobleNormNovice

ObedientObsceneQbscureObvious

Opportunity

marital, conjugalharmonious, musicalharmful, injurious

suffering, tribulationbashful, humble

boring, dull

enormous, giganticgrief, lament

-JV-simple, artless

'&!$, &&& filthy, dirtyneedful, essentiallofty, illustriousmodel, standard

learner, beginner

respectful, submissivefilthy, indecent

hidden, unknownclear, evident

strange, peculiarexclude, eliminateoccess, occasion

Pacify appease, soothe


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Md.

PardonPermitPiousPrecisePredictProfuseProjectProscribePrudent

QuakeQueerQuestQuietQuit

RecoverEtectifydelateAememberRespect

&BQ&a

forgive, excuse"admit, allow

godly,religiousstrict, exact

forecast, foretell'laviSK, extravagant'

plan, schemeprohibit, bandiscreet, wise

agitate, shake*strange, eccentric*investigate, search*

calm, , silentleave, depart

retread-returnregain,correct,

n^tfrftfei,1 t6Ilv

recollect, recallesteem, regard


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8] 13 Md. , M.A.ORevengeReverenceRigeRudeRule

vengeance, retributrespect, veneration

strict, stiff

impolite, discourteousreign, manage

SafeScantySecretSenseSevereShySkilfulSlanderSluggishSlySmallSmoothSolitarySpaciousSpreadStraightSeddueSubsidySullen

secure, suremeager, scant

mystery, hiddenfeeling, meaning

stern, strict. bashful, coyable, capable

discredit, defamationdull, inactive

crafty, cuninglittle, tinyeven, flat

single, lonelywide, broad

expand, scatterdirect, righ

. overcome, suppressgrant, aid

glum, morose


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SuperfluousSurpassSympathy

TactTactfulTeachTediousTenderThinTSLriftTimidTraditionTransientTransparentTriumphantTry

UbiquitousUltimateUndergoUnderhandUniqueUtilityUsual

T-

5*oasS

needless, unnecessaryexceed, excel

compassion, pity

implied, understoodskilful, diplomaticeducate, instruct

wearisome, tiresomesoft, delicateslender, lean

economy, frugalityshy, diffident

custom, convention,passing, transitory

clear, lucidvictorious, successful

attempt, strive-IT-tfgttfffe

every where, omnipresent:final, last

endure, suffersecret , hidden .

unequalled, incomparableadvantage, benefitcommon, ordinary


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Md.

VacantVacationVacillate

- empty, void'ecess ' holiday

So *&& hesitate, waverwandering, vagabonduncertain, indefinitefruitless, conceited

courage, braveovercome, conquerdi^inct, devetty

2$ .many, severemalicious, poisonousopQ, perpendiouja*

-fir

transgress, profaneblameless! honourable

greedy, covetous

rove, roamdecline,

decreasegrowth, increase

feeble, infirmsound, health

cheerful, attractive


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855 SSo 16 Md.WithstandWizardWorkable

YawnYearly .YearnYellYesteiYetYieldYoung

ZanyZealZeroZestZone

*y_

oppose, resist

conjurer, magicianpracticable

gape, oscitateevery year, annual

wish, desirescream, cryelapse, pastfurther, stillgive, submit

youthful, juvenile

mimic, buffoonardor, enthusiasm

cipher, nothingnessrelish, taste

girdle, belt, zonal

ANTONYMSAbolishAbove

establish


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JS}SS 17 Md.AbscondAbsent (7^&&6a3&)AbstractAccept (Acknowledge^oA^S&o)AcquitAdverseAdversityAnalysisAnnounceAntipathy (S5)AppreciateArgumentArtificialAscendAssembleAssentAssetAttract ()Awake

BadBarbarousBarrenBeautiful

x arrivex presentx concretex refusex denyx convictx favourablex prosperityx synthesisx withholdx sympathyx depreciatex agreementx naturalX descendx dispersex dissentx liabilityx repelX asleepingnx goodx civilised

[So]) x fertilex ugly


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18 Md.BenevolentBig (JBittcrBlackBlessBluntBoldBondageBright aBroadBusyBuy

Capacity (fJ)Chaste (CheatingCheerful (S^S?^)ClearCleverCloseCold [ComicCompare

x malevolentx smallX sweetX whiteX curseX sharpx timidX freedomx dullx narrowX idleX ;SeJl 9.

x incapacity (wlf ft)x unchastex honestxx obscureX .foolishxx hotx tragicx contrastx incompatible :(.'S


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1 Md. S&gF&fCommence ((jbptfog'fix)) x cad (o$x>A6o))common

(^SâsSbcS)x uncommon

Compulsory(atfô#3o&)x optionalConceal (OT&>) x revealConcord (s>oAsDtfo&>) x discordCondense(oJLJ33eat$>) x expandConfirm (^c$oaofc)x censoriousConquest (S33d>&a) x defeatCkfnect (ÔDS)) x disconnectConsequence ($&o&>) x damageConsistent (&Sg;>o$) x inconsistent (.Contented (cô^Jj) x discontendedControl (^] X genuineCbvert [ga&oâ] x overtCredible [^5%dJft^] x incredibleCredit [as^] X debit I>

Danger (LS5Sipaf&D) x safetyDeath (&&4) XDecent .--(cS


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20 Mci.DecreaseDifficultDeficientDefiniteDelayDemand (so$3S*&)Departure (3&)DevastateDiligentDiminishDiscipleDiscloseDiscourager's tfgDissolveDistinctDivine (3DryDurable

. Bbb."[JLBodi$]EfficientBli|ible

x increaseX Easyx sufficientX indefinitex hastex rejectx autocracyx arrival Sx

x repairx idlex enhance (x undisciplex conceal (rx encouragex solidifyxx humanX wetx perishable

x flow- x idfficient[x ineligible


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4]EncourageEnemyEntranceEsteemExcludeExoticExplicitExterior [>External a

Fact [53J$$$SSx>]Failure

.Fair [iFallibleFalseFantastic^Fit [&ftS)'Folloy [ForeignForgiveFortuneForwardFreedomFriendFriendly

X friendx exitx contemptX includex native [X implicit[^X interiorx internal

X fictionx successX foul [wx infallibleX true [&X real aax unfitx wisdomX native [x convictX misfortuneX backwardX Slaveryx foe -X hostile


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Md.Frightened (#oS53fi)Futility [S&SS3tfcS]

GeneralGenuine [3j$]GenusGloomyGreatGuilty

HardHeavyHelpHighHoly [SHope

HonourHostHumility

X bOld ;.x utility-G-

x ^particular [X false [Sfifc]x uagenusx bright [!x smallx innocent-H-x'softX lightX 'hinderx lowx profanex despair

x dishonourx [unhost [dS^x arrogance

Ill [llegible

X differentx well [X legible


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23 Md.

ImpatientImmoralImmortalImport (S&&S)Impure ( J>)IncoherentIndependentIndiscretionIndustrious (Saa)'Inferior (|PC$SPOCO)Injustice (^ssdS5oSx))'Insult (wS_5ScpcSoSaa)Intricate (2)&2rInvest (*o^fta)

JudiciousJust (S&obiS)

KeenKnowledgeKnown

LawfulLend

x patientx moralx mortal (-55*0$x exportx purex coherentx dependentxX indolent, lazyx superiorx justiceX honourx simplex divert

x irrationalx' unjustJTx dullx ignorancex unknown (BfidffiS)

x unlawfulx borrow

I :-.


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24 Md.Liquid (Ltf&SeSx)LongLoseLove (LoyalLnckyLunacy

Major.(dfcjMaladyManageMarriage (Ssr'SS&3)Material (^Sg)Mature (SSOSS^Jf)Memory(SMeritMildMiser (&&5-S)ModestMonogamy (isMonotony (a,

1

! 5|S)

Natural (Lr?Near (ff en)Necessary

x solidX short (8PjB)x gain

.

x hatex disloyalx unluckyx sanity (&>&&$>,-Jf-x minorx remedyx mismanagex celibacy Qcx spiritual (x immaturex obivionx demeritx sternx liberalx immodest

x variety,diversity(O^S3dJ&eo)

x artificialx farx unnecessary


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25 Md.Normal (S333ic$)NeutralNew

x abnormalxX old

ObedientOminousOmissionOptimisticOral (S*Order (&&>*OrdinaryOrigin (^tfotf&a)Outlet (^cSfi&)& r38)OutwardOw

PartPartialPatientPerennialPerfectPermitPlain

'

PleasurePolite,

x disobedientx auspiciousx commissionx pessimisticx writtenx disorderX extraordinayX endx inletx inward

disown

x wholexx impatientx temporaryx imperfectx prohibit (x uneven (Sx displeasurex impolite


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s.sS' 26 Md. 8$f>&'Politeness (&u*g


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2? Md.

SaneSatisfactionSavage (s5SSecret (fo>c33c$)SeparateSignificantSilenceSingularSocialSoonSorrow (SbsspSo)Sour (S&^a)Stable (MSDc$)Straight (oSoSg)6s)SurplusSuspectSwift

Release (cS#


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2

TakeTalker (sFoSo&)Tangible '($Tease (n^oSs)

TemporaryTidy (SJ-o^S)TightnessThin (Se45)ToU (^StooeSo)Tolerance (KjoSSS5S)Tranquiility (^SSTriumph (Ssc2acS)TrivialTrustTry

UniforinUnion (SecxoS).UniqueUpright

Use

x givex taciturn* intangible)x please So

x permanentx untidyx losenessx thickx restx intolerancex noisy (os&x defeat (sS5scS5o&>)x greatx distrust (x leave off

Usual

d&) x irregularx disunionx commonx dishonestx ruralx misusex; uselessx unusual


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Md.UsefulUsual

ValidVanityVarietyVast (VeracityVerdict

ViceVictoryViolent

VouchVulgar

WakeWanderWeakenWealthWeightWickedWideWinWisdom

x uselessx unusualV-x invalidx modestyx uniformityx smallx falsehoodx misjudgement

X virtueX defeatx gentlex reality (ss*j5X denyx refined

x sleepx stayx strengthenX povertyX lightnessX gOOdX narrowX loseX foolishness


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sssS 30 Md.'& .;..-.....wit Cls|) x dullnessWithdraw (3&S& &tfe) x advance (SSod5bSoWithheld (eSi&S) x offer

Yearn (6>1iJLo&0 x\ *** yYield (S*o>) x denyYouthful (d&>35&&) x old

Zeal (^s^S&o) x apathy\Zenith (Ij^K^) X root (Zest (&o>d>)) x distasteZigzag (SSoStf ao^S) x straightHOMONYMS

a) Absolute Sgp^dHe has obsolute^ailh in God.b) Obsolete (S^SS^ oP&g^S

The old weapons are obsolete now.a) Accede a-S^cS)

The father has to accede to all the demandt ofhis soil.

b) Exceed ^d-g)S5*^We should not exceed our limits

a) Accept !bOc)All got good marks except Rama*


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SSS5 31 Md.4. a) Access

Every student has access to the principal,b) Excess 0$goiorr

Don*c eat sweets in excess'5. a) Adapt SSOSeaxfc

This novel is cdapted for children,b) Adopt tfjWf'6wr$She has adopted a poor boy6. a) Addition sptftfofcon

It is a useful addition to the college.b) Edition ptf>^5caoo>!$ jrtotfc&a

This is a new e2 f2m for sale,7. a) Advice gotfi

I gave him good flrfvice.b) Advise oJoS5*cxaS5^

I advised him to work hard,8. a) Affect LSSJ^SSa ^$The new climate affected his health.

b) Effect Laar&toGovernment has effected~m&ny new policies.9. a) Air (wind) rpThe air 'I* cool.

b) Heir 5Ptf&&The rich mad has many ftefrs.

c) Hair Sb^&oSd):

He got his hair cut.10. a) Allowed "

Nobody will allow fool to work*


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Sf .JMS5 32 Md.b) Aloud' AThe child cried

11. a) Allusion S5To explain his point the teacher gives manyallusions.

b) Illusion |Some people live in their illusionary world.

12. a) Alter Î^SaSAn olter is a table in a church.b) Alter SSr^We cannot alter all rules.

12. A. a) AscendIt is not easy to oscend a hill.

b) Assent &S;ytfThe president gave assent to tiie new bill*

, a) Bare *J, SSfHe came bare feet.b) Bear #80^5We cannotfoflr insults.

c) Bear oie^êôtoThere are no bears in the forest.

14. a) Beach sSThey are playing on the beach.

b) Beech &S ^S5 *&The tree is a beech*

15. a) Beside L^MHe sat beside me.


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85 SSS5 33 Md.CJb) Besides sp'He has a sister besides ten brothers.

16. a) Birth $toI know your date of birth.

b) Berth SSI reserved a Aerffc in Timmala Express.

17. a) Blue fcStfoftThe sky is blue.

b) Blew-!>tfcfcThe wind Mew strongly.

18. a) Boar & SoaA boar is a wild animal.b) Bore aS)ftotf)He is a big bore.(A Bore > SScSco' COHe 6orcd a hole in the wall.

19. a) Brake $K&s>& v&His car has no brakes.b) Break Srtefi*d/ 3Who break the new mirror ?

20. a) Bridal ^oS&p SSb' o . . .It is a bridal dress,

b) Bridle 9S>&$>


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s$5'jfi*5 ' 34 Md.g . , ____ ___b) CanvassHe is canvasser for the pictiue.

22. a) Cast asSdbBirds cast off feathersb) Caste Sbe&a ;He is working for a casteless society.

23. a) Casual $&$&>His casual remarks hurt her feelings.

b) Casual cjfiotf^SgbS'He works as a casual labourer.24. a) CeaseHe ceased playing cricket,

b) Seize &jeoc$ *Sto*c$b C:The enemy seized the fort.

25, a) Cede oS^SSeoSfc, 2uS^fto& - - :They ceded theit land to the enemy,

b) Seed JftfttoPlants grow from 0ofa.

J6. CeU SojKfloThe prisoner was kept in a cell.b) Seff iriSa^He is selling his books.

27. a) Cite ^


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ssf sss 35 Md.28. a) Compliment

It is a pleasing compliment.b) Complement jp_63dS

This verb has no complement.29. a) Cord-

It is a very small cord.b) Chord - artf$&& ftrt. ,.A cftorJ is the string of a musical instrument.

30. a) Corporal- *f&tfGandhi was against corporal punishment.

b) Corporeal Sjy&tfSbtf, a^B-ff'SbtfAir and food are the corporeal needs of the body.

* a) Council-^The council passed a resolution.

b) Counsel tfeSS*He took counsel of his friends.32, a) Currant- a JfS

This cake has currant in it.b) Current-"He is carried away by the current.c) Current- SSjJ

They are familiar with the current events.

33. a) Dairy & -A^J"

T!h dairy suppliesjis milk.


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36b) Diary asJ^Jtfj

1 do not use a Jz34, a) Dear ^\

Our country is very dear to us.

The deer are beautiful to look at.35. a) Descent Qfato

The descent of a hill is very easy.b) Dissent Sgatiff*

I express my strong dissent in this matter.36. a) Differ-. CSJj&arp &o

Talents differ from person to person..b) Defer- ssat3^d&

Things should not be rfe/ererf wheii they arcurgent

37. a) He drank ':he milk in one draught.b) Drought 3$u$*SS&oA .... . .

Crops failed due to drought.38. a) Dual. tf0


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5 sssS 37 Md.

41.a) Economic - oWe failed in our economic policies.b) Economical - P


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ss &&S 3g Md._ IP47. a) Foul - Soo^S

There is a fool smell in the lane.b) Fowl - *&gS SJLHe had a fowl for dinner.-G-

48. a) Gaol - $_&The prisoner was sent to gaol.b) Goal - tf&|3Sx>

They know their goal in life.49. a) Gentle - &u*tftfeHe is known for his gentleness.

b) Genteel - Srtfj&).His manners are perfectly genteel.50. a) God-like - SSS$x)So


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39 Md.b) Haul -

They used elephants to haul the logs.53. a) Hang - L3eptfSd&>He hangs the painting on the wall.

b) Hang - *ad&>They hanged the prisoner.

54. a) Head - S$spg$58He is the head of the department.b) head - #oHe wears a cap on his head,

55, a) Heal - tfd&&D dfeThe pill heals all wounds.

b) Heel- 3Sy &&The shoe hurts my heel.56, a) Hear - 26

They hear a strange noice.b) Here - gg&jS

They cannot come here.57. a) Heard -

They heard my speech.b) Herd - S3^e>o

Gopal has a cow -herd.58. a) Heart - S^tfdfc&aHe died of heart attack.

b) Hurt - rr>c&S5


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&S ass5 40 Md.59. a) Hole -'

There is a hole in the box.b) Whole - ifrdrp

I heard the whole story.60. a) Horn - PS 4The cow has ,two horns.

b) Horn - *o&)S>3*tfHe blew the horn.

61. a) Idle -We should not be idle,b) Idol - &[tfScScoWe worship many idols.

62. a) Illicit -He is arrested for illicit^ rade.b) Elicit - u&3

The p lice elicited the truth from the thief.

They live in Madras.b} Inn - oSi&cSoa

There is no ian in this town.64. a} Interest - 3$>|i&5> SAo&odsbHe has great interest in Telugu.

b) Interest - SSSTueyjcharge nojinteres^

65. a) Issue - o$o>This is the first Issue of the magizine.


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41 Md.b) Issue -

The rich man has no issues.c) Issue - SpEPoy&a, cS&SgWhat is the issue of the case ?

66. a) Jealous stfThey are jealous of his success.b) Zealous ote#etfe'

. S3Ram Mohan^Roy is a zealous social worker.67. a) Jest SSS^&D

Birbal was famous for his jests.b) Just ^-stcS^clHe has just left the college.

68. a) Judicious - "SSatfeHe is very judicious in his plans.b) Judicial - cS*gc&tfo&otfobc$

The man was remanded to judicial custody.'

'

'_JET ,.69. a) Kind tfd&tfoHe is a kind master.b) Kinds atf&aea, tfgx>e

There are many kinds of poets.70. a) Kneel SpgBeo* o

They kneel in prayer.b) Nil! S>P&

The profit is nill injthe bargain.


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42 Md.71. a) KnightHe is a very bravegknight.

b) Night tP^SIt is a moon- lit night.

72. a) Knot &&&It is a hard knot to untie,

b) Not SeaShe is not in towr,

c) Knot -cSo&^gRama himself got into a knot.m^T"* '

73. a) Lack 6g^He lacks in knowledge*b)Lakh cJLHe wastes lakhs of rupees to] celebrate the

marriage.74. a) Later S&SP&You must not come later than 10 A.M.

b) LatterBo


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77. a) Lie. tfoSbThe

c) Lie SS. 'He lies on tle*3 *#':/*?- r-j '

78. a) J4ght

He hopes to become a marshal.* b) Martial d&># $$ootf|bc$He mastered all martial arts.

He shows a martial spirit .82, a) Mask S$otoThe dacoit was in a mask.

b) Musk cSDrto#o$t$D^ *g$We have musk-deer in our zoo


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4483. a) Meat &o;S&oRama does not eat meat.

b) Meet -8teo&*&I have to meet my friends.

84. a) Message *So3rs$x>We have no message from him.b) Massage SSoQosfcIt is a massage centre.

85. a) Might *JMight is right.

b) Mite *an% Xo$&You are free to contribute your mite to the floodrelief-fund.86. a) Morning -He takes a walk in the morning.

b) Mourning dI saw many people mourning when MahatmaGandhi died.

'. a) Nave ^9j$3The nave of this church is very fine,bj Knave 3jsSrse4&A knave is not dependable.QO TWf^t^flA ;n9^


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7] sS &&$ 45 Md.89, a) Oar

They know how to use oars.b) Ore

Iron ore is useful for some industries.90. a) OffiHe got aa official appointment.He went to Madras on official work

b) OfficiousTney hate him because he is officious

91. a) Owe'

Rama owed me thousand rupees.b)Woe eThe life of Sita is full of woes.

92. a) PaleThe saree is pate in colour,

I drew a pa of watet from the well.

a) PattoBtHe is poor patient.b) Patient $*&>$?B patient witli him.

FeaceIndia loves

b) FiccThe -wood Is cut into pieces.


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Md.95. a) PedalA pedal has come off the bicycle.

b) Peddles soi3oL&

Gandhi was respected for his piety.b) Pity


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Md.102. a) Principal

. He is the fH-teclpai of tbe college.b) PrincipleHe is |L . j "

103.a) Queer fcot'Sf/' '.,He is queer in bis beiayiourb) Cure SdSSSThis disease is beyond care.

104. a iiiet--

sfcawL^M :"^ ' - 'He read

b) Reed BeThere are many re.eds OQ the bank of the107. a*) Refuse ^^^.Qo-cSa v,They refused to help us.

b*) Refuge a|ycS5oS6Chin i gave refuge to our enemy.108. a) Right tt|n$.

v It is a right answer.


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&S SS5 48 Md,Qb") Riot sped,^ f>

There was a riot in the street.109. a) Rite 36, ^s-S&aThe marriage rites were performed.

b) Right &A L^fy-I have pain in my right leg.

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