01
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SPORADIC rise in his temperature has caused us much worry
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irregular
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02
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Ant is believed to be the most industrious creatures
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deligent
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03
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The tour was cancelled on account of incessant rain
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constant
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04
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I disdain those who tell lies
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hate
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05
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The benevolence of the god of rain has seen very successful
monsoon this year
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kindness
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06
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The country’s resources should be judiciously used
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reasonable
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07
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Everyone tries to avoid his
company because he is in the habit of using too many jibes
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taunts
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08
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The story is too fantastic to
be credible
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blievable
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09
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The government rocked by frequent scandals is an effete
set of people with no credibility
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exhausted
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10
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She does not get her work done punctually and proper because she is
always dawdling.
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loitering
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11
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The little coy bride was admired by everyone
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shy
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12
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The small boy was able to give a graphic description to the
thief.
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vivid
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13
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He was dismissed from service because they found him
dishonest.
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removed
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14
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If you waver at the last minute, you shall face failure.
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heasitate
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15
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Reading of poetry is not – congenial to his taste
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suited
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16
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Gandhiji always advocated cause of indigenous industries
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native
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17
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Kamini could not recollect the incident that had happened in
his childhood
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recall
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18
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He was warned at the outset of his career.
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beginning
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19
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The bounties of nature are being exploited by man
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gifts
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20
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There is no efficacious remedy to unemployment problem in a
country which has no ideological convictions.
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effective
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21
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A bone got stuck in his gullet
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throat
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22
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India is still a virgin land exploring its tourism potential
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unexplored
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23
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The need of the hour is to initiate the renaissance of moral
conscience and halt the rampant corruption, for its could even hasten the end
of our civilization.
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revival
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24
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I have told him many times not to do that
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several
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25
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Methods of spreading the family planning message have been as fecund
as they have been abortive.
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fruitful
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26
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After his graduation, he had to pass through a period of privation
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hardship
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27
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Now the fury of the demonstrators turned against the machines
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rage
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28
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His commands were so peremptory that we felt humiliated.
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dictatorial
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29
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He would have been his close associate had he not been
disloyal
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colleague
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30
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Every body laughed at the puerility of his statement.
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childishness
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31
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All the streets looked just the same`
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exactly
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32
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At the Hardy house there was great consternation when Aunt
Gertrude saw Joe helping Frank up the
stairs
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surprise
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33
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He is a candid politician
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frank
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34
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The purpose of his speech was to lampoon the leading
politicians of the day .
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ridicule
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35
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Sagacity increases with age.
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wisdom
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36
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She has insatiable love for music
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unsaisfiable
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37
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I was shocked to see my friend
lying at the edge of the road
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side
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38
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He is a very discreet while deciding such matters
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prudent
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39
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Science has revealed the mysteries of nature to man.
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disclosed
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40
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It is a scandal that the murderer was declared innocent
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Disgraceful action
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41
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Ever since the death of his mother, my friend is utterly forlorn
and wretched.
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lonely
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42
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The raucous shouts of the audience forced the management to call off the show
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harsh
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43
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He was admonished for the delay
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censured
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44
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What is the ultimate goal of life.
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final
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45
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Everyone who has worked for him hammers home that point
because they feel that it is widely unappreciated.
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stresses
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46
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We must eradicate corruption.
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uproot
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47
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During his stay in Canada, he had quite a few frustrating
experiences.
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disappointing
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48
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I tried to persuade him to change his mind, but he remained adamant.
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stubborn
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49
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The weavers have to go monotonous
work
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repititive
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50
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There was always an imminent danger of the falling of that
damaged roof.
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impending
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01
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She is really a fantastic girl
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Wonderful
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02
|
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In present day society money plays the only dominant role in almost
all transactions
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proceedings
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03
|
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The old man was fond of giving homilies whenever we went to
him with a problem.
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Sermons
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04
|
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He enjoyed the salubrious climate of the place
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healthful
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05
|
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The soldiers displayed exceptional courage and saved the major
form the enemy’s hand
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Unusual
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06
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The house cannot accommodate
more people.
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Hold
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07
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If you want the quality of your writings to improve, then avoid redundant
words
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Repetitive
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08
|
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Catching snakes can be hazardous for people untrained in the art.
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Dangerous
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09
|
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In order to tarnish the public image of his
opponent, he has got a mendacious story planted in the local
newspaper.
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false
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10
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The sentiment expressed by him in the speech were odious
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hateful
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11
|
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A civilized Roman , banquet was a thing of great richness ,
style and decorum
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Feast
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12
|
|
The troops were mobilized to take control of the tensed
situation
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Collected hurriedly
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13
|
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He listened to her mellifluous music under genial influence of
wine.
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Stressed
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14
|
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His lascivious habits brought him nothing but bad name
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Lustful
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15
|
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The fishing boat pulled away from the wharf and chugged
smoothly down the bay
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Quayth
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16
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The people attending the carnival looked gay and happy
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Revelry
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17
|
|
The aberration in the Indian economy can be attributed to
short-sightedness of its political master
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deviation
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18
|
|
Feeling drowsy may be side effect of too many antibiotics
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sluggish
|
19
|
|
India has too often to fulminate against pakistan’s
role in aiding and abetting acts of militancy on her soil
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protest
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20
|
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Everyone was listening to the news of earthquake with mounting anxiety
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Uneasiness
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21
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The accident occurred due to his lapse
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Error
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22
|
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Courtesy does not cost one anything
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civility
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23
|
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It was incumbent on him to report the matter at once
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Pressing
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24
|
|
The intruders strangled the lady to death.
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throttled
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25
|
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On my neighbor succoured me during my illness
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Aided
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26
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That case is not amenable to ordinary rules
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Applicable
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27
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As they whisepered, I felt awkward in their company
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embarrased
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28
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Lost in his own revery, he forgot that vicissitudes can change
the course of man’s life.
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Changes if fortune
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29
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He tried to cojole her , but it was in vain.
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coax
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30
|
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Pakistan has been vigorously pursuing a clandestine nuclear
weapons programme
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secretative
|
31
|
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He was annoyed at his flippant remark
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Discourteous
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32
|
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Some people are extremely fastidious in their choice of dress
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fussy
|
33
|
|
The magazine was embllished with amusing articles
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adorned
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34
|
|
His view on children and their upbringing are indeed outlandish
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strange
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35
|
|
Small neglected to remit the fees in time and therefore had to
pay a fine
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failed
|
36
|
|
His credulous nature often landed him in trouble
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Willing to believe easily.
|
37
|
|
‘To be or not to be’ was the dilemma
of Hamlet
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confusion
|
38
|
|
You should have watched that glint in her eyes when speaking
of her husband
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sadness
|
39
|
|
War always has a baneful effect on the people of a nation
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pernicious
|
40
|
|
People refuse to pay obeisance to people whom they do not
accept as their leaders
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obediance
|
41
|
|
His endeavours proved fruitful
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Fruitful
|
42
|
|
The newly found drug on the epidemic was not at all deleterious
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noxious
|
43
|
|
The boy was chided for his impertinence
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rebuked
|
44
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People of different persuasions have met on the same platform
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convictions
|
45
|
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The problem is tedious to tackle
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tiring
|
46
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|
We were touched by the honesty of the beggar
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Impressed
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47
|
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The time I spent in the library was the most rewarding one
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profitable
|
48
|
|
The food we had to eat was incompatible to our needs
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unsuitable
|
49
|
|
The kingdom suffered a constant threat from certain predatory
tribes
|
Plundering
|
50
|
|
He decided to accost a big financier for his new scheme
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approach
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