AILET entrance exam Question Bank Solutions for English Language

Find the odd one out.

Find the odd one out.

Find the odd one out. 

Find the odd one out. 

Find the odd one out.

It was marvellous to see how gingerly, the little beasts footed it in such places. Choose the synonym of the word gingerly.

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The flaw of the genre is not in betraying the loquacious John Williams and the chatty Father Foucquet, but in failing to schedule an interview with the reticent Eunice Williams and the tongue-tied John Hu.

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The above data suggest that common mechanisms underpin attachment organization in caregiver and infant and the precocious emergence of mentalizing in the child.

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But there remains the Ineluctable sense that something is badly, mysteriously wrong–if nothing else, because neither Kawhi nor the Spurs organization seems to need, or want, to clear things up.

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The host looked quite jaded by the time the party was over.

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His conjecture was better than mine.

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Demur: He demurred at the idea of looking after the children on holidays.

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Appreciation: He whistled in appreciation.

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Connubial: Connubial contracts were drawn up before the marriage ceremony.

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Universal: Philosophers are universally skeptic.

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Taint: The nation is tainted with blackguards.

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Gesticulate: Spectator's arms gesticulate wildly in the grandstands.

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Vigilant: To contain outbreaks, surveillance must be vigilant.

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Avid: Avid coupon-shoppers can cut the entire price of their purchase in half.

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Cajole: We could only request and cajole to get drawings and other information.