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One Word Substitution
That which cannot be captured (one word substitution)
Untakable
Ungraspable
Impregnable
Slippery
Ungraspable: Ungraspable refers to something that cannot be grasped or captured. It often implies that the thing is elusive, intangible, or abstract.
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Spelling Same Word
Find the correctly spelt word: Alott, Allotte, Allot, Alottey
Alott
Allotte
Allot
Alottey
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Everyday Science
Which is the hardest part of the human body?
Femur
Tooth Enamel
Skull
Temporal bone
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Everyday Science
Contour is a measure of:
Topography
Rain fall
Temperature
Pressure
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Spelling Same Word
Find the correctly spelt word: Accomplish, Ackmplesh, Accompalish, Acomplush
Accomplish
Ackmplesh
Accompalish
Acomplush
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One Word Substitution
Words of similar meaning (one word substitution)
Homonyms
Pseudonyms
Antonyms
Synonyms
Synonyms: Synonyms are words that have similar or identical meanings. They are often used to avoid repetition or to provide variety in language. For example, “happy” and “joyful” are synonyms.
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History of Indian Subcontinent
Ibn Battuta came to India during the reign of:
Akbar
Jahangir
Allaudin Khilji
Muhammad Bin Tughlaq
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Famous Personalities of World
Which Italian traveller visited India during the medieval period?
Nicolo Conti
Bernier
Ralph Fitch
None of these
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History of Indian Subcontinent
Who was the French traveller that visited India during the Mughal period?
Nicolo Conti
Ralph Fitch
Bernier
Ibn Batutah
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Famous Personalities of Pakistan
Tavernier visited India in the reign of:
Shah Jahan
Akbar
Humayun
Jehangir
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