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A
improve
B
thwart
C
remove
D
eradicate

Explanation

Frustrate means to prevent (a plan or attempted action) from progressing, succeeding, or being fulfilled. Thwart means to prevent someone from accomplishing something.

A
bribe
B
black money
C
hard - earned
D
percentage of

Explanation

Speed money is a colloquial term for a bribe given to officials to speed up the processing of administrative tasks or paperwork.

A
flour
B
foliage
C
floor
D
flower

Explanation

Florid means having a red or flushed complexion, or elaborately or excessively intricate. It shares the same root as 'flower' (Latin: flos), relating to blooming or flowery.

A
False, True
B
Sharp, Blunt
C
Love, Affection
D
Abundance, Scarcity

Explanation

False/True, Sharp/Blunt, and Abundance/Scarcity are all pairs of antonyms (opposites). Love and Affection are synonyms (similar meaning), making this pair different.

A
excellent
B
funny
C
very ugly
D
horrible

Explanation

In this context, 'terrific' is used as a compliment meaning excellent or very good. While it archaicly meant 'causing terror', modern usage in this context implies excellence.

A
deceive
B
confuse
C
dismay
D
solicit

Explanation

Appal means to greatly dismay or horrify. Dismay means to cause (someone) to feel consternation and distress, making it the similar word.

A
Inquest
B
Repent
C
Praise
D
Loyalty

Explanation

Fidelity means faithfulness to a person, cause, or belief, demonstrated by continuing loyalty and support. Loyalty is the direct synonym.

A
Happy
B
Cry
C
Angry
D
Sad

Explanation

Depressed means feeling of severe despondency and dejection. Sad means feeling or showing sorrow; unhappy, which is the synonymous state.

A
Insolvent
B
Desperate
C
Rude
D
Cruelty

Explanation

Malice is the intention or desire to do evil; ill will. Cruelty implies callous indifference to or pleasure in causing pain and suffering, which aligns with the intent of malice.

A
Fall down
B
Rebut
C
Suggest
D
Hesitate

Explanation

Falter means to start to lose strength or momentum, or to move unsteadily or hesitantly. Hesitate means to pause before saying or doing something, making it a synonym.