| List I (Word / Expression) | List II (Meaning) |
|---|---|
| A. Extirpate | 1. Praise enthusiastically |
| B. Extol | 2. Farthest point |
| C. Extremity | 3. To remove completely |
| D. Expunge | 4. Destroy completely |
10 questions found
| List I (Word / Expression) | List II (Meaning) |
|---|---|
| A. Extirpate | 1. Praise enthusiastically |
| B. Extol | 2. Farthest point |
| C. Extremity | 3. To remove completely |
| D. Expunge | 4. Destroy completely |
| List I (Word / Expression) | List II (Meaning) |
|---|---|
| A. Devious | 1. Cause something to seem less valuable |
| B. Devolution | 2. Skilful in using underhand tactics |
| C. Detriment | 3. Transfer of power from higher to lower government |
| D. Detract | 4. The state of being harmed or damaged |
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