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JAMB and WAEC English Language questions: Words nearest in meaning

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  1. Question 61· Words nearest in meaning· WAEC

    Nearest in meaning to the word in capitals: The lawyer tried to DISCREDIT the witness's testimony.

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  2. Question 62· Words nearest in meaning· JAMB

    Nearest in meaning to the word in capitals: After years of neglect, the old house looked DILAPIDATED.

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  3. Question 63· Words nearest in meaning· JAMB

    Nearest in meaning to the word in capitals: The headmaster was INDIGNANT at the prefects' behaviour.

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  4. Question 64· Words nearest in meaning· JAMB

    Choose the option nearest in meaning to the word in capitals: Their wedding was an OSTENTATIOUS affair.

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  5. Question 65· Words nearest in meaning· WAEC

    Nearest in meaning to the word in capitals: The committee's report was COMPREHENSIVE.

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  6. Question 66· Words nearest in meaning· JAMB

    Choose the option nearest in meaning to the word in capitals: The scheme provides food for INDIGENT families.

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  7. Question 67· Words nearest in meaning· JAMB

    Choose the option nearest in meaning to the word in capitals: The two leaders had a CORDIAL meeting.

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  8. Question 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.

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  9. Question 69· Words nearest in meaning· JAMB

    Choose the option nearest in meaning to the word in capitals: Dark clouds showed that rain was IMMINENT.

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  10. Question 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.

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  11. Question 71· Words nearest in meaning· WAEC

    Nearest in meaning to the word in capitals: Her performance in the final was REMARKABLE.

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  12. Question 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.

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  13. Question 73· Words nearest in meaning· JAMB

    Choose the option nearest in meaning to the word in capitals: The guards remained VIGILANT throughout the night.

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  14. Question 74· Words nearest in meaning· JAMB

    Nearest in meaning to the word in capitals: The state government plans to CURTAIL its spending.

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  15. Question 75· Words nearest in meaning· WAEC

    Nearest in meaning to the word in capitals: The suspect gave an AMBIGUOUS reply to the police.

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  16. Question 76· Words nearest in meaning· WAEC

    Nearest in meaning to the word in capitals: The minister gave a CANDID account of the crisis.

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  17. Question 77· Words nearest in meaning· JAMB

    Nearest in meaning to the word in capitals: The new accountant is known for her METICULOUS work.

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  18. Question 78· Words nearest in meaning· JAMB

    Choose the option nearest in meaning to the word in capitals: She is TENACIOUS in pursuing her goals.

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  19. Question 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.

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  20. Question 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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