The young man RESISTED eve-teasig in the street. (Find antonym)

• Opposed
• Allowed
• Impeded
• none of these
Correct Option: B  [ Allowed ]

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Obsequious (Find Antonym)

• Domineering
• Clever
• Opaque
• Careful
Correct Option: A  [ Domineering ]

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She used to DISPARAGE her neighbour every now and then. (find opposite)

• please
• praise
• belittle
• denigrate
Correct Option: B  [ praise ]

Remark: "Disparage" is a verb that means to criticize, belittle, or speak negatively about someone or something.

"Praise" is a verb that means to express approval, admiration, or positive recognition for someone or something.

Antagonism (Find Antonym)

• Cordiality
• Animosity
• Hostility
• Enmity
Correct Option: A  [ Cordiality ]

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Forthright (Find Antonym)

• Blunt
• Tricky
• Candid
• Plainspoken
Correct Option: B  [ Tricky ]

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Demand (Find Antonym)

• Supply
• Claim
• Request
• Petition
Correct Option: A  [ Supply ]

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Reproof (Find Antonym)

• Approbation
• Apposition
• Condemnation
• Appropriation
Correct Option: A  [ Approbation ]

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Tranquil (Find Antonym)

• Perpetual
• Temporal
• Unruffled
• Disturbed
Correct Option: D  [ Disturbed ]

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He endeavoured hard to reach the top of his career.

• shirked
• strove
• undertake
• laboured
Correct Option: A  [ shirked ]

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Cultivated (Find Antonym)

• Crude
• Genteel
• Suave
• Refined
Correct Option: A  [ Crude ]

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