| Q. No. 283: | PROBITY
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| A : | Regret
| | B : | Assumption
| | C : | Corruptibility
| | D : | Upswing
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Answer: C
Probity :- Complete and confirmed integrity; uprightness.
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| Q. No. 284: | PRODIGAL
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| A : | Consistent
| | B : | Thrifty
| | C : | Compatible
| | D : | Remote
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Answer: B
Prodigal :- recklessly wasteful; lavish; profuse.
Syn :- extravagant, lavish, spendthrift, profligate.
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| Q. No. 285: | PRODIGIOUS
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| A : | Infinitesimal
| | B : | Indignant
| | C : | Indifferent
| | D : | Indisposed
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Answer: A
Prodigious :- Enormous or extraordinary in size, quantity or degree.
Syn :- huge, vast.
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| Q. No. 286: | PROFANE
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| A : | Sanctify
| | B : | Desecrate
| | C : | Manifest
| | D : | Urge
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Answer: A
Profane :- To treat something sacred with irreverence or abuse.
Syn :- defile, desecrate, blasphemous.
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| Q. No. 287: | PROLIFIC
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| A : | Unworkable
| | B : | Controversial
| | C : | Barren
| | D : | Unfocused
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Answer: C
Prolific :- abundantly fruitful, fecund.
Syn :- plentiful, profuse, copious, fertile, productive.
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| Q. No. 288: | PROLIX
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| A : | Stupid
| | B : | Indifferent
| | C : | Livid
| | D : | Pithy
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Answer: D
Prolix :- using too many words; too long; tedious.
Syn :- wordy, verbose.
Ant :- pithy, laconic.
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