Choose the word that is most nearly similar in meaning to the given word-
ELUCIDATE
The word "elucidate" means to make something clear or to explain it in detail. Therefore, a synonym for "elucidate" would be "clarify," which also means to make something easier to understand. Obfuscate means to make something unclear or difficult to understand, which is the opposite of "elucidate." Confuse means to make something unclear or to make someone unable to understand something, which is not a synonym for "elucidate." Complicate means to make something more difficult to understand or deal with, which is also opposite in meaning to "elucidate." Thus, "clarify" is the most appropriate synonym for "elucidate."
The government’s resolve to act against dodgy companies, of a saking for bringing business practices under the purview of the law, is indeed warra...
It is what Buddhists and various (A)/other doctrines aim to severe (B)/in an effort to transcend (C)/samsaric rebirth and needless suffering (D).
Directions: In each of the questions, a sentence has been divided into four parts, one of which may contain an error. Identify that fragment and mark...
Directions: In each of the questions, a sentence has been divided into four parts, one of which may contain an error. Identify that fragment and mark ...
Though the president is the highest elected official of the republic, but real powers lie in the hands of the Supreme Leader.
The GST Council which will now oversees the new tax architecture must focus initially on stabilising the system and then improving on the current design...
Identify the segment in the sentence, which contains the grammatical error.
Each student will have to carry his own lunch on the picnic.
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Brimstone is easily burned without any extraneous help; (A)/indeed the only precaution required is (B)/to take care lest the heat produced by (C)/the bu...
The villagers protested/ when them / entered the / worship place
