The crime of the boy got tacit approval of his father. (Antonym)

• silent
• indirect
• open
• implied
Correct Option: C  [ open ]

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Accord (find Antonym)

• Disagreement
• Welcome
• Disrespect
• Conformity
Correct Option: A  [ Disagreement ]

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You are not so small as I, and not half so spry.

• Lazy
• Tricky
• Crafty
• Smart
Correct Option: A  [ Lazy ]

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Notorious (Find Antonym)

• Prominent
• Infamous
• Honourable
• Reputed
Correct Option: C  [ Honourable ]

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Impeccable (Find Antonym)

• Faulty
• Tedious
• Flashy
• Boring
Correct Option: A  [ Faulty ]

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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.

Exotic (Find Antonym)

• Conventional
• Poor
• Inexpensive
• Indigenous
Correct Option: D  [ Indigenous ]

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Though generous and benevolent, he did not meet with success in his career.

• beneficent
• malevolent
• goodwill
• liberal
Correct Option: B  [ malevolent ]

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Wary(Find Antonym)

• Rash
• Conscientious
• Daring
• Thrifty
Correct Option: A  [ Rash ]

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His point was lost amid the cacophony. (find opposite)

• Music
• Discordance
• Silence
• crowd
Correct Option: C  [ Silence ]

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