Question 61· Words nearest in meaning· WAEC
JAMB and WAEC English Language questions: Words nearest in meaning
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Question 62· Words nearest in meaning· JAMB
Nearest in meaning to the word in capitals: After years of neglect, the old house looked DILAPIDATED.
Explanation and discussionQuestion 63· Words nearest in meaning· JAMB
Nearest in meaning to the word in capitals: The headmaster was INDIGNANT at the prefects' behaviour.
Explanation and discussionQuestion 64· Words nearest in meaning· JAMB
Choose the option nearest in meaning to the word in capitals: Their wedding was an OSTENTATIOUS affair.
Explanation and discussionQuestion 65· Words nearest in meaning· WAEC
Nearest in meaning to the word in capitals: The committee's report was COMPREHENSIVE.
Explanation and discussionQuestion 66· Words nearest in meaning· JAMB
Choose the option nearest in meaning to the word in capitals: The scheme provides food for INDIGENT families.
Explanation and discussionQuestion 67· Words nearest in meaning· JAMB
Choose the option nearest in meaning to the word in capitals: The two leaders had a CORDIAL meeting.
Explanation and discussionQuestion 68· Words nearest in meaning· WAEC
Choose the word or group of words nearest in meaning to the word in capitals as it is used in the sentence: The principal COMMENDED the prefects for their honesty.
Explanation and discussionQuestion 69· Words nearest in meaning· JAMB
Choose the option nearest in meaning to the word in capitals: Dark clouds showed that rain was IMMINENT.
Explanation and discussionQuestion 70· Words nearest in meaning· WAEC
Choose the word or group of words nearest in meaning to the word in capitals as it is used in the sentence: His explanation of the accident was rather AMBIGUOUS.
Explanation and discussionQuestion 71· Words nearest in meaning· WAEC
Nearest in meaning to the word in capitals: Her performance in the final was REMARKABLE.
Explanation and discussionQuestion 72· Words nearest in meaning· WAEC
Nearest in meaning to the word in capitals: The villagers were HOSTILE to the strangers who arrived at night.
Explanation and discussionQuestion 73· Words nearest in meaning· JAMB
Choose the option nearest in meaning to the word in capitals: The guards remained VIGILANT throughout the night.
Explanation and discussionQuestion 74· Words nearest in meaning· JAMB
Nearest in meaning to the word in capitals: The state government plans to CURTAIL its spending.
Explanation and discussionQuestion 75· Words nearest in meaning· WAEC
Nearest in meaning to the word in capitals: The suspect gave an AMBIGUOUS reply to the police.
Explanation and discussionQuestion 76· Words nearest in meaning· WAEC
Nearest in meaning to the word in capitals: The minister gave a CANDID account of the crisis.
Explanation and discussionQuestion 77· Words nearest in meaning· JAMB
Nearest in meaning to the word in capitals: The new accountant is known for her METICULOUS work.
Explanation and discussionQuestion 78· Words nearest in meaning· JAMB
Choose the option nearest in meaning to the word in capitals: She is TENACIOUS in pursuing her goals.
Explanation and discussionQuestion 79· Words nearest in meaning· WAEC
Choose the word or group of words nearest in meaning to the word in capitals as it is used in the sentence: The judge remained IMPARTIAL throughout the trial.
Explanation and discussionQuestion 80· Words nearest in meaning· WAEC
Nearest in meaning to the word in capitals: The new policy will ALLEVIATE the suffering of the flood victims.
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