Read the
sentences carefully and then through contextual analysis match the usage of the
highlighted word with its meaning.
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Usage of highlighted word
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Meaning
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A
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'Son of
Shanghai' would be an even more poignant
human document, capturing the benign face of new urbania and the
not-always-peaceful coexistence of sophistication and squalor.
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1
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noisy or rough, especially in
resisting restraint or control
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B
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. 'Son of Shanghai' would be an even
more poignant human document, capturing the benign face of new urbania and
the not-always-peaceful coexistence of sophistication and squalor.
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2
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To approve and give formal sanction
to; confirm
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C
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What is more easily
apparent, though, is that he enjoys public adulation and affection of the kind previously unheard of in the
country.
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3
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suitable to the circumstances;
appropriate
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D
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Understandably, this argument hasn't cut much ice.
The very need for a quota within a quota is itself an indictment of the reservation system, which is way past its
expiry date.
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4
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Ill-will, bitterness, complain,
resentment
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E
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Our many-towered
housing complex has risen from the scabrous
remains of a long-dead textile industry
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5
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to make or become less severe or
harsh; moderate
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F
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This could be politically expedient for the SP and Trinamool, both having won massive
victories in UP and West Bengal in
the last one year.
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6
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Profoundly moving; touching
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G
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But with a crumbling
Centre and obstreperous regional
allies, will any government be able to function and govern effectively?
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7
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A filthy, dirty condition or quality.
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H
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Ever since India ratified the United Nations
Convention on the rights of PWDs in 2007, the formulation of a comprehensive
law became imperative.
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8
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Covered with scales or small
projections and rough to the touch
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I
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It is hardly surprising
that these four laws in themselves have not mitigated the sense of apathy and bureaucratic red tape that
hamper the creation of an enabling environment.
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9
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an accusation of wrongdoing
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J
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Some have seen in its
actions and pronouncements a grudge
against the Pakistan People's Party government, especially against President
Asif Ali Zardari.
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10
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Excessive flattery or admiration
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