(VOCABULARY)
1. Esoteric (noun) –
- Meaning: Intended to be kept secret; Not based on or conforming to what is generally done or believed
- Synonyms: unconventional, unorthodox, confidential, secret, private, intimate
- Antonyms: understandable, intelligible, common, open, public, known
- Usage: The Left makes incredibly esoteric distinctions based on the motives of the social planners doing the killing.
2. exigencies (noun) –
- Meaning: an urgent need or demand.
- Synonyms: need, demand, requirement, want, necessity, essential, requisite.
- Antonyms: frivolousness, triviality, levity, flightiness
- Usage: But here, at home, some courts have not found the time to seek an explanation for the police brutality writ large, but heartlessly shrouded in the exigencies of the Covid-19 lockdown.
3. Demit (noun) –
- Meaning: To let fall ; To move someth1ng to a lower level.
- Synonyms: resign, quit, surrender, abandon, lower ‘ drop ‘ ground ‘ detrude.
- Antonyms: conquer, prevail triumph, win
- Usage: Smidt was told that his departure was because his name was on a list of rotating directors-general who had to demit office at a certain point.
(ONE WORD SUBSTITUTION)
4. The house or a box in which live pigeons or doves- Dovecot
5. The place for housing aero planes –Hangar
(MISSPELT WORDS)
6. (A) Intenssified (B) Entencified (C) Entensified (D) Intensified
7. (A) Smedgen (B) Smidgin (C) Smidgene (D) Smidgen
(IDIOMS AND PHRASES)
8. At large
- Meaning ; (Especially of a criminal or dangerous animal) at liberty; escaped or not yet captured.
- Example: If a criminal is at large, they have not been found or caught.
9. At odds
- Meaning : In conflict or at variance.
- Example: If you are at odds with someone, you cannot agree with them and argue.
